Pacific Flight Entries Battle For Early Start
San Francisco and Oakland prepared for a Pacific flight test as Smith and Carter rush to ready their non stop Honolulu hop. Army rivals await General Patrick’s word while pilots, navigators, and mechanics work through Saturday night to finish the Fokker C-4 and other aircraft for the long water crossing from San Francisco to Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Associated
Prees
San Francisco
Erling L. Smith
Charles H. Carter
Honolulu
Army
Jason Patrick
Army Air Service
Faye Smith
Carter
Francisco
Atray
Pacific
Eris Smith
Ar Mail
Oakland Municipal
Eataft
Ring Ekiied Aviation Mechanics
Bio Navigator
Smith
Ban Fran Bleep
Oakland
Crisy Field
Fokker
Crissy “Ield
Oakla
Crissy Field
Ban Diego
Lester J Maltland
Albert Heatheneet
Bowuolwe
Pearl Harbor
Richard Grace
Calhornts
Mason M. Patrick
Denatel Psuridt
Yslands Av
Washington
Lester J. Maitland
Albert F. Hegenberger
Golden Gate
Hawaii
Honolwiu
Mod
Hawai
Universal Service
SAN
Patrick Meson
Sacramento
Aos
Mather
Sap
Bouthero Pacific Ferry
Bostth
Army of
Gls
Military Situation in China Offers No Menace to West
Shanghai dispatch reports sixteen years of revolution in China failed to produce a single great military leader. Generals command small forces, marshals number six, while political leadership is weak. Analysts note no Genghis Khan level figures and warn the western world faces no immediate Chinese military threat despite vast population and upheaval.
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China
Karl M. von Wiegand
Shanghai
Juhin
Chios
George Washington
Napoleon
Hindenburg
Lueendorf
Mustapha Kemal
Koch
Qnp
Movico
Central
South America
Genghis Khan
Kubiat Khan
Timur the Terrible
Mense Crisefe
Id Hung Cheng
Ting Fang
GC. Wu
Oreral Chiang Kai Shek
Eugen Chen
Medical Natiohalst
England
Wellington Koo
Pekin
Washington
Salamares
Disraeli
Gladstone
Minke
Coroner Probes Slaying of Justice Family Tragedy Near Pittsburgh
A coroner's jury investigates a family shooting near Pittsburgh in which J W Justice's wife Minnie 45 daughter Emma 15 son William 13 were killed. The wounded Mary 17 received a blood transfusion and the alleged shooter is their brother who fled after the attack.
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Fittssurgh
Ens
J. W. Justice
Pittsburgh
Minnie Justice
Emma
William
Mary
J. W. Jurtlee
Sinter
West Aftnernl, Ens
Denials From Dr Straton on Pentecostal Charge
Dr John Roach Straton, speaking at Calvary Baptist Church, denied belief in Pentecostalism and attacked modernists. He defended Aldine Utley, 12, the child evangelist, amid deacons resignations. He said some deacons aim to discredit Utley while claiming Pentecostal leanings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roach Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
Aldine Utley
Straten
Strator
Btreton
Dulpt
Aldine Utley Sid
Gord
Ehhemis
Lindbergh rests at Davison home in New York area
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh rested today at the Glen Cove Long Island home of F. Trabee Davison assistant secretary of war for aviation. Detectives guarded the estate entrances while officials said he would return to New York tomorrow to resume business conferences.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Glen Cove
L. I
F. Trabee Davison
Aviation
Paris
Judge Divine's Mother Succumbs In Morgantown Home
Mrs. Divine, mother of Judge James J. Divine of the Pub- Up Service Commission, died yesterday at age 84 at her home 1811 Quarrier street after illness. Funeral at her home Tuesday at ten, then body to Sycamore for interment. Hugh Webster of Manchester, VI, and Miss Laura Mohan, daughter and granddaughter, arrive to accompany the body to the funeral in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divine
James J. Divine
Quarrier Street
Uke
Sycamore, UI
Accessed
Rics
Hugh Webster
Manchester
Laura Mohan
Battle over naval strength fuels cruiser dispute
At the Geneva naval conference the British and Japanese plans clash with the American stand on cruiser and auxiliary ship tonnage. British aim to limit capital ships while seeking six inch guns on merchant ships, risking a renewed arms race as Washington refuses parity across warship types. The talks enter a second week with no clear agreement and continued disagreement over tonnage limits and ship sizes.
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Ly de Grost
Britain
Amerjet
United States
Leary
Great Britain
Gibson
Beitish
Vahores
Lebing Point
Universal Service
Geneva
Theo
Washington
Sally's Shoulders By Beatrice Burton
Sally Jerome bears heavy family burdens with grace while her mother, Beau, Mabel, and Sally herself endure a hot August morning in a crowded flat. The narrative follows Sally’s quiet strength, cheerful demeanor, and role as the family’s unseen support system despite fatigue and restless sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
Sally
Beatrice Burton
Stresemann to Accept Nobel Prize in Oslo
Foreign Minister Stresemann traveled to Oslo to receive the Nobel Peace Prize with his wife. He will deliver the Nobel lecture Wednesday. France and Britain sent delegates to acknowledge the award on their behalf. The 1920 prize is shared with Sir Austen Chamberlain and Charles G. Dawes.
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Benlan
Stresemann Ias
Oslo
Norway
Jreanenday
Stresemann Wilveine
Hrland
France
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Osto
Tele
M. Oriand
Pr. Stresemann
Austen Chamberlain
Haries G. Dawes
Ten Die In Weekend Toll Across Nations
A chaotic spread of reports covers disasters and violence from Chicago to New Orleans and beyond. Fatal party crash kills two youths and injures others. a train tragedy near Woods, Louisiana, leaves two dozen dead or injured. sisters drown in Clewiston Lake. an air crash near Indianapolis kills two. a Cleveland poker room slaying leaves two suspects in custody.
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Sheik
Flapper
Drunken husband charged in death of invalid wife
Morgantown reports Mrs. George Harmett Wade 49 died in hospital from a fractured skull after alleged blows with a pipe. Husband 55 held in county jail. coroner to hold inquest and Prosecuting Attorney William French Hunt planned murder charge. Daughter Edith 10 woke to screams. neighbor Edith Mays recalls Wade saying should have done it long ago.
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Morgantown
George Harmett Wade
J. B. Rodebeiver
Wade
Rodeheaver
Huabham
Tony Age
Xoelyrhbors
Edith Wade
A. Mays
Martin Moore
William French Hunt
Jol
Redencarver
Hils
Arctic FE Expedition Departure Delayed
The Arctic expedition headed by Commander Consid B. MacMillan was delayed to tomorrow due to rain and fog while the Bowdoin anchored at Christmas Cove and the Radio rested in Boothbay. The two schooners will head for Batty Harbor Labrador then proceed to Roskiana Sydney before continuing Arctic service through September.
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Christmas Cove
Maine
Tyne
Consid B. MacMuen
Rockland
MacMilan
Bowdoin
Booth Bay Harbor
Roskiana
Sydney
Schooniers
Batty Harbor
Labrador
MacMillan Wis
Arctic
Unti
Dynamite Pranksters Endanger Trains At Chicago Station
Three youths aged 12 to 14 in Chicago were thwarted after tossing dynamite pieces toward passing trains from a footbridge near Soldiers Field. Police recovered 16 sticks on the railroad right of way, and two victims suffered severe facial injuries. Citations mention a fiery incident and disrupted Byrd flight preparations as contrasting news from the same era.
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Cmicago
Funrksmansip
Rizzo
Hila
Misthievoumneas
Strangler Seizes Fourth Victim in Portland Murders
PORTLAND Ore June 26 Police linked a new murder to the dark strangler cases in Portland as Mrs Zell Stabbing 32 was found strangled with a pillow slip twisted around her throat and stuffed in her mouth. Investigators noted bruises but found no clear motive or evidence of a struggle.Mrs Stebbins, previously believed killed by an unseen admirer, was identified as another victim in the recent spree. The strangler’s identity remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jae Geell
Mya. Stebbins
Jesious
Wild Night Turmoil at Whitlock Farm
FROM OUR Olcott CORRESPONDENT a garbled tale of Buster Whitlock and a gal in distress with a dogged pursuit. A collision of mischief, a broken chair and water drenched mishaps mark a chaotic scene with names and actions loosely sketched. The fragment hints at theft fears, domestic bustle, and a cliffhanger ending promising continuation on Page Two.
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Buster Whitlock
Buster
Belderh
Kase
Taft
Maxin
Luster
Abe Loos
Eppp Johnson
Greetings to Natives Open Radio Service to Philippines
Direct radio service between the United States and the Philippine Islands began tonight. General J. G. Barbard, president of the Radio Corporation of America, sent radiograms from New York to Manuel Quezon and Colonel C.4. Nante announcing the opening of a new direct communications channel. The messages traveled by wire to San Francisco and then over the direct circuit to Manila. This new link is expected to boost Philippine American commerce and cultural exchange.
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United States
Philippine Islands
J. G. Barbard
Radio Corporation of America
New York
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Senate
C. 4. Nante
Corporation of the Philippines
San Prancad
Manuk
Ban Pranciaco
Associated Presa
Associated Press Bureau
Philippines
Fiat Miesonge
Sy Radio Corporation
Philippines Aurica
Pire
Funeral service for C. Wintroit at Midas Winfield
The funeral for C. Wintroit was held at the family residence in Putism county. Burial followed at Midw: burial site. Wintroit, a longtime merchant and farmer, died at his home after several weeks of illness. He is survived by his widow, two sons Rental Vintroux and Charles, and one daughter.
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Midas Winfield
Putism
Wintroit
Ieading
Farmers County
Minganske 2 a catcher tale by Robert Quill
A fragmented sports column fragment references a Minganske catcher and unnamed events. The text is unclear but hints at baseball or local team activity with curious phrasing and missing context. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are ascertainable from the readable portion.
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Davison
Judge Divine
Teo
Nobdy
Sally Jerome
Minton Trellis
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Mes
Honey Lou
Beauregard
Beau
Nicknam
Wilmot
Aia
Aleep
Millie Jerome
Michel
Jeromes
Sean
Mabel
Fuge Tso
Stresemann
Gustave Stresemanh
Universal Barghey
Chicago
Jae Zamp
Trygve Sveningeneo
Margaret Jehraen
jCharles Lichsmer
Torle «Leonard
Jon Zamp
Orleans
Winnel
Cincinnati
Southern Railway
sToum
Charlotte Aforzan
Sarah Dunn
the Woods
Bi'Comb
Miss
Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fine
Cleutweter Lake
Here
Frances Norton
Mary Silcox
Dora Silcos
Emma Silcox
Benjamin BD
Eilcox
Jacksonville Feights
Suburb
Bheldyville
Ind
Edward W. MecCaillo
Walden Worth
Im & Cord. Field
Indianapolis
Steurosville
Ohio
George Bumbrey
Bumbrey
Archie Bertram
Bertram
The
Charleston
Arctic FE
Mabery
Portland
Charten
A. Frederic Mavery
Cleveland
Art Connerwells
Jet
OGWEN
City Bon
C. Ogden
Wheeling Intelligencer
Wheeling None
Wnas
Byrd
Bert
George C
Bernt Baleben
Theis Wold
Ameri
Peeware Atlantic Mgnt
Mayer
Olcott
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Radio Corporation
Willie Willis
Robert Quill
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