Naval Seaplane Flight Pioneers Pacific Run From San Francisco
Two giant U S Navy seaplanes lift from Crissy Field heading toward Hawaii, lead by Lt Allen P Snodya and Commander John Rodgers. The PN 9 and PN 1 craft carry crews, fuel, and equipment for a long overwater flight with escort aircraft, aiming to establish new communication links and publicize the Hawaii expedition. Weather forecasts predict favorable conditions with light to moderate winds along the route.
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Garted Om
San Pablo Bay
Perikern Am
San Frenciace Bay
Amad Ty Eowait
Tient Miles
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New York steel merger delayed by bond issue dispute
Reports from Wall Street indicate the planned 119 million merger of the Trumbull peers involving New York steel firms faces delays as bond proceedings and corporate actions unfold. Leaders from Youngstown and Indiana announce committees to manage Trumbull properties while price changes ripple through service stations.
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New York
Erabbell Steel Company
Orly
Midland Steel Products Company
Trumbull
C Khulas
Stakdwig
Otis
Wall Street
Diregsters
Cian
Youngstown
Ohio
J. A. Campbell
Youngstown Sheet
Tee Many
Serrate
Trumbull Properties
Z Schicagg
Standard Company of Indiana Tomisht Ins
Makes history in shooting for America
Steve Mc Cromers hosts at Vandilla Missouri, firing four clay pigeons in a history making display. The event marks a landmark achievement in American shooting history.
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America
Steve Mc Cromers
Vandilla
Conacen
Steck May Yet Win His Tog a Senate recount in doubt
The senate recount in the Iowa race between Steck and Brookhart shows Brookhart with a narrow lead of 754 votes per state audit. Official certification awaits a senate privileges and elections committee decision, with challenged ballots pending validity determinations.
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Walmington
Aue
Senate
Job Ketes
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Deoyld
Crookbart
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Senate Committee
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Babe Ruth Seeks Judge Landis Hearing Over Yankee Row
Ruth leaves for New York and seeks to clear up his suspensions amid mounting press scrutiny. He asserts Commissioner Landis has no jurisdiction in the case and vows to meet the judge to present his side, while Huggins faces criticism over a reported dirty deal.
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Tresay
Chicago
Ruth the Yarkeer
Bad Bay
New York
Wien
Adler
Mountain Landis
Furehl
LO & E
Apie
Fiegins
Yankees
Ingit Sao
Rath
Ruppert
Yankeew
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Alee
Huggins
Ian Roe
Louis
Landy
Wheelas Mast
Landis
Lake Michigan
Michigan
Ruth
Mi Uy
Rute
Wire
Mim
Seamen Strike Causes Widespread British Concern
London reports a surprising seamen strike across British ports causing uncertainty for shipping. Majestic of White Star Line plans to sail from Southampton to New York as crews weigh withdrawal options. Docks see strike committees forming while Royal Mail Steamer crews resist operations and crews from other lines may delay sailings.
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Associated Press
London
Aws
Majestic
Southampton
New York
Royal Mall
Oden
Veterans of the Grand Army gather for encampment in Grand Rapids
Thousands of Grand Army of the Republic veterans and allied groups converge in Grand Rapids for a large encampment attended by families and auxiliary members. Preparations and ceremonies mark the event as leaders debate succession of the commander.
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Grand Rapids
Greng Army of the Republic
Hess
Hisr
Arensherey
Pittsburgh
Jobin
Torrie
Springheld
Candidama
Kaneuy
Berhart Holley
Uraas
Undefined Item From Fragmentary Report
A fragmentary text from an August Washington report mentions two Indian individuals or groups in an unclear context. The readable portions do not specify events, affiliations, dates, or outcomes beyond the identification of two Indians in the disputed material.
Stamp Collector Turns to Extortion for Specimens
A Brooklyn 19-year-old stamp collector, Harry Strubing, threatened an auction firm owner with a revolver to obtain rare stamps. The owner, Arthur Marks ey, resisted, twisting away and leaving the would-be robber disarmed. Strubing, described as a juvenile delinquent, faces charges as an attempted holdup case.
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Harry Strubing
Brooklyn
Arthur Marksesy
Stampstore
Andrews Dry Machine Ready for Work
The Andrews unit faces uncertainty as changes loom under new administration. Officials pledge tighter enforcement and streamline supervision while expressing hope the device remains in service and personnel stay aligned with treasury goals.
Vets Angered by Dry Raids at Convention
Associated Press reports that veterans disrupted a convention by detaining several delegates after a raid on a Mayo hotel by federal prohibition officers. Two quarts of liquor were found in a room, 17 delegates arrested, and hotel staff and facilities placed under supervision while veterans protested the actions.
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Olde
Aue
Gondlilas
Veterans of Foreign Wara
Mayo Hotel
Ted Bean
Mente Board
United Strcves
Maxes
Hy Oklahom
Pe Iurlay
Sheralders
Aielenge
Lewis Wraigten
Detroit
Rdders
W. E. Coffey
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aMeers
Veterans Aid
Ant
Certealn
Gare
Public access to income tax records begins tomorrow
Washington announces that starting at 8 am local time the Internal Revenue Service will open income tax records in all districts for public inspection. Hours will vary by collector with three days weekly access after an initial 30 day period, and the rule requires requests detail the taxpayer and amount under scrutiny.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Blair
Westin
Treasury
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Auprend
É¢An
Grost
Parkerabure
Woidienig
Bea
Wollveter
Slinket
Ximilar Industrien
Wife of Remus Seeks Divorce in Cincinnati
The wife of Remus, a former Cincinnati resident, seeks divorce and alimony amid claims of his penal offenses and cruel treatment. She alleges threats and seeks restraining orders as Remus faces further penalties after his two year sentence for violating the federal prohibition law. Police and deputies are poised to arrest him upon release and return to Cincinnati for additional sentencing related to earlier nuisance charges at a local distillery.
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Leblond
Acdante
United
Wil
Cincinnari
Agwinet Howe
Rt Taws
Hernan
Wbssite
Deans
Whitey
St. Tota
Cincinnati
Marine Found Guilty of Neglect at White Court Guard
Swampscott Massachusetts reports Corporal Andrew Chontos found dying while guarding the President at the White Court. He is charged with leaving his post and faces a court martial ongoing under Captain Andrew. A second marine was relieved from post after a prior inspection by Lieutenant J. Welpht. Thirty days confinement and a $21 loss were imposed in the ruling.
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Swampscutt
Mass
Ange
Mibyite
Centerville
Nexan
White Court
Andrew Chontos
Hie
Andrew
Bituminous Men on Hand Regulating Coal Urged
President Coolidge discussed the anthracite crisis with John Hays Hammond who urged government regulation of the coal industry. The coal commission recommends federal control of interstate commerce to aid fuel distribution in emergencies, while officials anticipate no general alarm as anthracite operations suspend briefly.
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John Hays Hammond
Associated Press
Swamdscott
Mass
Cololidge
White Court
Coolidge
James L. Richards
He . Lyons
Barton
Hammond
Congress
Richards
Lyong
Omaha
Alton T. Robert
Marquette
Michigan
Strike breakers seeks work from Lewis in error
Philadelphia August 31 A laborer mistook the United Mine Workers HQ at Relievug Stratford hotel for coal owners offices and sought a job from John L. Lewis president. Lewis, surprised by the visitor, listened then asked if he could help. The man claimed experience as a strike breaker during a recent railroad shopmen dispute and departed after Lewis expressed concern.
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Philadelphia
United Mine Workers
Lewis
State Coal Men Pledge Support in Anthracite Strike
At a special meeting of the Weee Wirginia Coal Association board of directors the following resolution was unanimously adopted. The association pledges to act under the American plan to aid the public, ensure coal availability at reasonable prices, and use influence to meet national needs during the anthracite strike, noting Virginia's status as the largest bituminous coal producer with ample royal employees to bolster output.
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West Virginia Coal Association
U. S
Weee Wirginia Coal Association
Coolidge dumps shipping head amid Fleet split
President Coolidge demands the resignation of Heet Haney as head of the Emergency Fleet Corporation amid a protracted dispute with the Shipping Board. Haney vows not to resign. Coolidge backs Palmer, seeks absolute Palmer control over merchant marine ship operations and urged Congress to grant this authority. Haney, appointed by Harding in 1923, has faced friction in the boardPalmer conflict.
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Mase
Shipping Board
Palmer
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Coolidge
Tourd
Heet
Haner
Ore- Fon
Palner
Haney
Fleet
Congress
Nature Again Stops Trial Of Ederle to Cross Channel
Cape Gris Nez France August 41 A strong southwesterly breeze and choppy English Channel waters forced Misa Gertrude Ederle to abandon plans for a second attempt to swim from France to England. The next effort was tentatively set for Wednesday at 7 am but weather delays persist.
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Ederle
Cape Gris Nez
France
English Channel
Misa Gertrude Mderle
Gland
Paine
Bias Ederfe
Seutick
Sione
Miners Head Claims Owners Capitalize Public Apprehension
A miners’ spokesman accuses mine owners of exploiting public fear during the anthracite coal strike to boost sales. He alleges misleading claims to drive demand while workers face uncertain futures and potential layoffs.
Miners Suspend Work as Anthracite Strike Ties Up Wages
Philadelphia reports the anthracite wage contract ends at midnight with 190,000 miners set to suspend operations. John J. Lewis accuses operators of exploiting public fear to raise coal prices as miners pledge solidary action and plan a biweekly union levy to sustain relief funds and protect nonworking miners from flooding.
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Su 'Seca
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Opera
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Lewleauld
Jn Pallard
Scranton
Discountexaare Dinordera
Isea
Fulda
Christ I. Golten
Shamokin
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RVD
Ponho
Golden
Shre
Tri-District
Dourd
Union Treasury
Ringito Cappellini
Neolithic Age Bones Unearthed by Explorers Near Town
Three well preserved human skeletons dating to the Neolithic era were discovered by explorers near a town yesterday. One man, about 40, was among the remains, with researchers examining the site for clues to ancient life.
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Baterday
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