Seven Die as Plane Crashes in Channel
A City of Ottawa airliner carrying six women and seven men from Croydon to Zurich crashed into the English Channel off Dover. Three miles from the coast, seven passengers died, four women among them, trapped in wreckage and drowned. American H. W. Talthem helped rescue survivors after the crash, while the pilot struggled to control the craft.
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Yolkertone
England
A. Meister
New York
Ottawa
Croydon
Zurich
Teglar
McOng
Durgeoessy
Dows
Taitham
América
Eswyland
Bodies of Cop and Wife Found
Pittsburgh police report the body of Patrolman Edward Stemmler and his wife were found shot to death at Lovers Leap in Moon township. Stemmler, 23, and his wife, 24, embraced before dying. a service revolver with three bullets discharged was nearby. A farewell note signed Eddie and Eve suggested they chose to be together. Stemmler’s mother, Magdale Marks of Huntington, said they had been arguing. the couple had married last August in Wellsburg.
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Pittsburgh
Eiyard Stemmier, Jr
Bowickley
Sean
Moon Township
Stemmier
Stemmler
Poller
Steromler
Eddie
Stemmiler
Aise Favor
Sterarter
Wellsburg
Sale
Huntington
Quartel
McKees Burke
Baware Stemumier
Belva Stanley
Clyde E. Marks
Jean
Bolva
Homer Stanley
Mother and Two Children Fatally Injured by Hammer
Detroit report of a family tragedy where a mother Anne Chebinski and her two children Paul and Margaret were found dead in their River Rodge Home after a hammer attack. Josephine died in hospital. a third child survived briefly. Police traced a blood path from the rear to the house. Husband Paul Cherninski, missing since moving from Cleveland months earlier, is sought.
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Detroit
Jube
Anne Chebinsk
Pauline
Margaret
Josephine
Mike Maroc
Felica
Paul Cherninski
Cleveland
Insurance Slayer Convicted in Day Macon Case
A Macon jury convicted the suspect in the day a killer case involving an insurance payout. The trial revealed financial motive and links to the victim's estate. Authorities indicated the defendant faces significant prison time.
French Officials Ignore Stowaway
Paris June 07. French aviation officials welcomed aviators Jean Assolant Rene Lefevre and Armend Lote jr in receptions around Paris while American stowaway Arthur Schreiber of Portland Me was ignored. Assolant will receive the gold medal of the French Aero Club and Lefevre the silver. The press called Schreiber an imbecile as questions about his care were dismissed. Lott replied the young man is enjoying Paris for a few days.
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Paris
Froneh
Jean Assolant
Rene Lefevre
Armend Lote
Atcomes
Old Orchard
Comillus
Bpalh
Pierre Evienne Flandin
Avialion
Ceres
Aero Club
Frisan Armour
Hammer Slaying Probe Continues in Columbus
The Columbus probe extends as prosecutors seek to coordinate evidence in a high profile case. Investigators question a university student and a graduate researcher amid details tied to the slaying of Cheora Hix, a 24 year old Ohio State coed. Witnesses report blood on a car door and a lifesaving ring linked to the victim.
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Columbus
Perx
Xho‘hammay
Cheora Hx
Ohio
Stote
John J. Chester
damBes
Cheever
Snaox
Srook
Sthins
Doar Jim
Suook
Chescer
Siaby
Divorce Is Granted Between MacArthur and Wife
The divorce case reveals Henrietta Lotiee MacArthur filed in Reno on charges of incompatibility. The wife states they separate as friends after court proceedings, citing no other causes, while general MacArthur is noted to be in the Philippines.
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Reno
New Dune
Henriett Lotiee MacArthur
Paton Bean
Pla
MacArthur
Auction by Daddy Browning Draws Small Crowd
Report on a Browning Manhantian real estate auction where most seats were empty yet crowds gathered for the man known as Daddy Browning. The event touched on divorce court, charity foundations, and public spectacle as observers watched the public figure distribute assets to various causes. The attendance remained sparse though curiosity and police presence were noted.
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Jane
Reinard Wiest
Ube
Pighotte
Honutre
Perhays
Malena Siuare
Stenier
Browning
Manhantian Real Estate
Brownlie Wale
Sanis
Lam
Prohibition Officials Tighten Arm Limits After Shootings
Washington reports tighter gun rules as customs officers are restricted to service pistols only. The move follows a string of shootings tied to prohibition enforcement and protests over the International Falls incident. An officer involved in a chase near the Canadian border discharged a warning shot, but the fleeing driver was killed in a subsequent crash.
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Washington
Internations Falls
Minn
Henry Virkula
Lowman
Pinslic
Gugner
Coveny
Anee
Cheatham
Fred
Anu
Doddrill Elected Board Secretary in West Virginia
Doddrill was elected secretary of the state Board of Education yesterday in McDowell County. He has long served as district superintendent of Elshorn and Big Creek, born in Webster County, and previously worked as a rural teacher. He succeeds J. Beonk Marah, who becomes president of Concord State Normal School in Athens. The board adjourned to meet at nine o'clock this morning with presidents of colored institutions expected to attend.
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Moore Pek Ant Schcenback
McDowell County
Nas
Distriet Superios
Elshora
Webster County
Weobeler
Mullin
Stakton
Brooke
Doddrill
Big Creek
Elshorn
Alte
We 6
Chak
Ecolutilon
Daddal Yuan
West Virginia
Legislarv
Board At Education
Che Seardh
Board of Control
Romney
Senate Rejects Borah Tariff Revision Proposal
Washington June 17 The Senate defeated Senator Borah Republican of Idaho on a largely party line vote 38 to 7. The measure aimed to curb tariff rate revision and to restrict changes affecting industries with rising protection. The result clears the way for summer recess and sets August dates for resuming work on the tariff bill.
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Senate
Washington
Gow Tare
Borah
Thana Te Wittayit Revielon
Rouse Mill
House
Renullican
Watson
Jones
Hoover
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Bronkhart
Capper
Cuttiing
Pratter
Howell
Lad Follette
Norbeck
Norris
Nye
Pine
Schall
Thomas
Idaho
Barkley
Blease
Britton
Caraway Cornwally
Copeland
Vietcher
Glass
Harrie
Harrison
Howes Hayden
King
McKeller
Overman
Robinson
Sheppard
Simmons
Smith
Swanson
Oklahoma
Tydings
Tyson
Walsh
Mont
Wheeler
Bingham
Burton
Couzens
Dale
Deneen
Edge
Pess
Gillett
Glen
Gétf
Goldsborough
Gree Hastings
Hatfield
Herbert
Johnsen
Kean
McNary
Metcalf
Mokes
Patterson
Reen
Sackett
Artridge
Smoot
Steiner
Townsend
Vandenberg
Warren
Beginning Executing Farm Aid Law
Washington June 17. The executive and legislative branches fixed on carrying out the new law aiding farmers. President Hoover to choose eight men for the federal farm board and Congress appropriated 181,500,000 for the board. The House approved the amount with little debate, the Senate passed the measure, and Hoover is expected to sign. The farm relief act provides 500,000,000 to back loans and stabilization efforts. The board’s first moves may include stabilizing the wheat market through cooperative agencies and stabilization corporations.
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Washington
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Congress
House
Senate
Ara
Wood
Appropriations Committee
Garner
Texas
Would-Be Bandit Dies As Holdup Is Stopped
Buffalo police thwart an attempted hold up at a South Buffalo department store. A bandit was killed, another wounded, and a third arrested as officers ambushed them near Seneca Street while they targeted Dorothy Harris, 23, carrying about 83,000. A suspect named Edward Wilson, 42, Albany, claimed the wounded man’s identity. Josep Bartkowiak, 48, Buffalo, was jailed. Two other attackers escaped.
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Buffalo
Seneca Sweet
Dorothy Harris
dahreus-Braun
B Bank
Edward Wilson
Albany, N. Y
Josep Bartxowlak
Cohver
Fashion Experts Divided On Bare Leg Question
Chicago fashion debate splits experts over men discarding trousers for comfort and style. School heads and department-store staff weigh propriety as high school girls reportedly shed hosiery on warm days, while store buyers defend or oppose bare legs and long stockings.
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Chicago
Milads
Seagnnss
Ikewise
Studenta Wid
Apyear
Sehocty Rowan
Council Avoids Airport Ramp Issues at Meet
Washington Street protest fills chamber as property owners and paving contractors demand limits on repaving and widening plans. Mayor speeds session, adjourns amid tense exchanges and delayed ordinances. Protests filed by Kenna and others warn against special assessments and urge condemnation or city purchase to fund work.
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Washington Street
Wertz
Orchare Street
M. F. Matheney
M. F. Matheney’s Point For Order Raised Againet Counciman
L. Webbie
Jo Ni Kean
Elk River
Kanawha, City Bridge
Kenna
Wehrle
Mr. Matheney
Kenne
Webble
Garal
Mr. Kenna
Washington
Charles J. Peters
A. J. Hora
Horan
Poeker
P.O. Blua
A. S. Alexander
Isaac T. Mann
Dawes Refuses Pipe Advice in London Visit
An odd report from Mevery Hills describes Dawes arriving in England and engaging in light exchanges about pipe smoking timing and refueling. The narrative notes meetings with figures named Scott, Mechonal, and mentions a London sale night with Prince of Wales and Lady Astor. Hoover is referenced giving tobacco instructions.
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Meverly Hills
Calif
Anthissador Dawes
England
Uive A. Ob
Bate
Kim
Gvarge
Tim Sen
Scotehnan
Hvelands
Eix
BP. m
London
Ryo
Prince of Walley
Lady Astor
Hoover
Maine
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Tein Seale
Veestiy
Helversidr Wien
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Manchester
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Rial
Browning Foundation
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Federal Board
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Washington Street Project
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