Salvage work on Shenandoah under way after wreck
Salvage teams to Lakehurst recover wreckage of the Shenandoah after the crash near Caldwell. Commander Jacob H. Klein leads the board of investigation aided by Admiral Dyson and Commander Kraus. Crowds swarm the scene, officials dispute Colonel Mitchell's charges, and future dirigible planning is emphasized.
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Caldwell
Jacob H. Klein
Lakehurst
Board of Investigation
Hare
Ava
Kieln
Waa
Dyson
Washington
CW Dyson
Cuistis Wilbur
Navy
Jeff Caldwell
Wilbur
Tuesdar
Klein
S. Mt S Kraus
Coldwell
Alison
Borrd
Jeast
Dehris
I. Rors Raye
Lste
Shenandoah
Los Angeles
Sharon
Naval
William Mitchell
Meronautic
Mitchell
Olcott Olcott Correspondent Notes Misadventures and Local Oddities
From Our Olcott Correspondent, a colorful rural vignette recounts Mrs Eldridge Craddock learning to drive and narrowly causing a scare as Noah Harrison and his mule team react. Tiny Pauley struggles for fuel while residents attend a carnival and search for a contraband item, with local names like Honeer and Baye appearing in a rambling community update.
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Eldridge Craddock
W. K
Quy
Brier Creek
Noah Harrison
Noah
Tiny Pauley
Tiny
Eve Wallens
Asbury
Brug
Jar. R. Scott
Mra
G. W. Grit E
Flossie Miller
Kte Thomas
Leston
See No Relief In Second Week Of Coal Strike
Philadelphia dispatch reports no progress in anthracite strike talks as week two begins Labor Day plans stir miners' demonstrations. Union leaders prepare to address crowds in Wilkes-Barre where Thomas Kennady is expected to speak on labor issues and the push for a new wake agreement.
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Philadelphia
United Mine Arternals
Vennsylvania
Wilkes- Harre
Thomas Kennady
Treasures of the
Nainers
Stereo 7
Kennady
Lewis Praises U S Laborers on Labor Day
Philadelphia Sept 1 The American workers are the best in the world said John L Lewis Inter-National president of the United Mine Workers. He said the American worker is more energetic efficient and productive than workers in any other country. He praised Labor Day as an American institution rooted in liberty and celebrated by citizens. He urged labor to be constructive and to build prosperity and happiness.
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Philadelphia
John L. Lewis
Cred Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Vibor
Pass
Ameren
Herre
America
New York
Tabor
Mike the Basta
Levoy Banka
Wome
United States
Brumiise
New Cape Hai
Ligne
Faslight Iisifie
Ble Corporation
Great Britain
Australia
Belgium
Gnrx Priven
Causiny
East
Middle West
Jena
Yar
Good Will Sought by American Labor at Cathedral Address
William Green of the American Federation of Labor urged cooperation between labor and capital in a Sunday Cathedral of St John the Divine address. He warned militant movements risk revolution, noting organized labor will persist and call for co operation and sound judgment to protect national security and the happiness of the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
New York
Jude
Wiliam Green
American Federaciatt
Lator
Sl.john
Capital
Isbor
Eife
Missing Plane Seaplane Sighting Amid Labor Day Dunbar Fest
A fragmentary report ties a missing naval seaplane P N 9 No 1 and a possible sighting off Hawaii to ongoing search efforts. Amid confusion, Dunbar plans Labor Day events to showcase industrial reopening and revival, with Mayor and company leaders announcing a day of ceremonies, entertainment, and a baseball game as the city resumes activity after months of shutdown.
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Dunbar
Kauai Island
Ban Francisco
Pn-9 No
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Navy
Vurausly Ag
Seruriny Hyshina
Seagilanes
Reson
San Myanelsco
Honglulu
Chis
Kanawha J County
Alate la Joln
W.T. Broore
Elreua
I Deere
Ory
Busi
Dun- Vara
Dunbar Wilntdiass Company
Blick Betey
Jtedink
Se¢erds
Adoom Ind
Kenatler
Edwin M. Keatles
Pronounced Dead by Doctor, Man Recovers in Wheeling
In Wheeling a man identified as Heefer, secretary of a West Virginia group, was pronounced dead after an indigestion attack, but his condition improved in a Wheeling hotel. The report notes a delay before authorities confirmed death, while family statements say he is recovering. The care team from Wheeling attended the patient. further details on his condition and next steps were not provided.
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Wheeling
Dng Heefer
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Towigbr
Heather
By Reefer
League of Nations reconvenes today in Geneva
The sixth assembly of the League of Nations opens in Geneva with visitors from around the world. Premier Jane will review achievements and future hopes as Mrs. Woodrow Wilson attends sessions, adding an American emphasis. Senators Pepper and Walsh are also noted among expected attendees.
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Geneva
League of Natione
Paul Painsleve
Jane
League
Feneva
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Geneve
Arthur J. C. Pepper
Wanaas
Thomas J. Walsh
Mantans
Labor Has Greatest Part to Play in Joys Of World
Rev. James French Frame of the Manuel Baptist Church preached a Sunday night sermon urging the congregation to value labor. He warned against wealth worship and praised workers, stressing industry as beneficial to mankind and noting the rising share of labor in business. He contrasted labor with Bolshevik and anarchist threats while honoring the working man and his role in society.
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Frame
Sunday Night Baptist Congregation
James French
Wiy
Manuel Baptist Church
Hia
Lybor
Bernmlage
Ives
Este
Jess
Ackermen
Jenus
Charlesten
Ein
Saundar
Jeana
Prominent Family Scion Confesses in Kidnapping and Murder
Harrison Noel, 15 year old son of a well known Montclair family and former Harvard student, led police to Mary Daly's body after admitting kidnapping by using a taxi loaned by a black chauffeur to abduct a girl. He also confessed to killing Raymond Pierce during the pursuit, with details of the crime given to officers.
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Harrison Noel
Harvard
Insane Asylum
Noel
Montclair
N. 3
von Geison Gap
Mary Daly
Fred
Raymond Pierce Negra
Ita
Mary
Noewan
John Sandin
Bandin
Joseph Bower
Daly Fnaunty
Mary Werelve
Pierce
Cedar Grove
Preskness
Thera
Polten
Puzile Noel
Colvert
Blerca
van Selsen Gap
Dierre
Wund
Guy Paine
Mervard Leac
Harvard Netherleles
Overbrook Asylum
Neel Wis
Wis
Ruth Reinstated for Today's Game
New York Yankees manager Bill Huggins reinstated Babe Ruth after a suspension and fine, allowing him to travel with the team to Boston for the opener of a series. Ruth will likely be in the lineup tomorrow, while the $5,000 fine remains.
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New York
Babe Ruthehrimpton
Bitter
Mister Hugkins
New York Yankees
Boston
Bach
St. Louia
Huggins
Inday
Hug
Party of Seven Killed by Train Near Beardstown
Seven members of the Gude family and rel atives were killed when a Alodia Genvenl passenger struck their automobile near Warren Illinois. A 14 year old girl survived unhurt. initial IDs were corrected to match the Gude family from Beardstown officials.
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Rives
Tenn
Claude &. Warren
Trimet
Beardstown
Cude
Tom Gurl
Warren
Warren Gacaped Unhurt, TM
Viethme
J.C. Gude
Chinese Tongmen Arrests in Pittsburgh Clash
Eight alleged Chinese Tongmen were arrested in Pittsburgh after a flare up in the war between rival societies Mip Sing and On Leong. Detectives led by J. W. Rarer with forty plain clothes officers nabbed the men, who face deportation to immigration authorities tomorrow. One suspect, Mary Sting, linked to a prior case, was among those detained.
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Pitthrumgh
Amu
Mip Sing
SF Oman
J. Wb. Darer
Harry Ben Heven
Sting
Tharey
Chiengstreendy
Mayink
Om Levee Fom
Mitchell Right In Stand On Air Service Promotion
Sacramento dispatch reports Representative Curry of California declares he will not introduce a bill to promote William Mitchell to major general. Curry defends unified air service and criticizes officers for mismanagement while citing Shenandoah and related aviation disasters as proof of preparedness needs. Inez Begun comments on Mitchell’s indictment of war and navy departments during a tarpon fishing trip in Port Arkansas Texas.
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Curry
Mitchell
Sacramento
Calli
Charles F. ‘Curry
California
William Mitchell
United Air Service
San Antonio
Texas
Hawaii
Atlantic
Pacific
Inez Begun
Soyve Mitchell
Port Arkansas
Willian Mitchell
Air Service
Fong
War and Navy Departments
Tourists Die in Illinois Tornado Hit Near Vandalia
Reports from Springfield and St Louis describe a tornado hitting near Vandalia and Brewstown, killing Mrs Frank Evel and her 6 year old son from Ashland Ohio, injuring Frank Evel and others including Myra Kemper. The storm damaged a garage on the national trail, caused extensive property loss, and disrupted nearby villages.
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Springfield
Frank Evel
Ashley, O
Elden McCorialek
Brownetown
Vandall
State Journal
Orelock
Vanatin
Hiden McCormick
Natonal
McCormick
Evel
Enic
Louis
Brewistown
Here
Ashland
Ohio
Walter Kemper
Mattoon
W. Kemper
Myra
W. Ib Gray
Minos
Livel
Kvel
Wingham
Mingham Hospital
Christian Churen
Hull de Syed
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Olcott
U.S
Radio Scouts Pacific
PND
W. Mt. Howlin
Hlent
J. Oconnell
John Hodgers
He Pdpe
San
Waurt
Dyer
Monalutyan
Hogers
Thre
Telind
Kauslig Belys
Mawlliwill
Maud
John Rodgers
Rodgers
Sourehern Navy
Honolulu
Misshilpa
Fiers
Gunette Mt Taut
Man
League OF Nations
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Christ
Rev
Jamen Vrenth Frome
Laval
Martinsburg
Willary Ranex
Truck Turner
Ruth
Pittsburgh
Pape
Illinois
Brownstown
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