Aviators Atwood and Hamilton Restart Flight to Washington
Atwood and Hamilton resumed their air journey from Atlantic City toward Washington after a forced stop near Baltimore due to extreme heat and humidity. They resumed from Stemmers Run later in the day, planning to reach Washington before dark, with a prior fuel stop at Farnhurst, Delaware.
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All but two passengers accounted for on Santa Rosa
San Francisco reports say over 200 were aboard the steamer Santa Rosa when it foundered near Point Arguello Friday night. Officials recover most passengers. two missing are C. H. Stark of Oakland bound for Los Angeles and Mrs. S. Payne of San Francisco bound for Rondonda. Survivors include Mrs. Hitha Campbell who testified to Captain J Faria's reaction as the ship broke up. Wireless operator Frankel recalls orders to drop hedge anchors to save lives.
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Santa Rosa
Point Arguello
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
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Oakland
Los Angeles
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Rondonda
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Hitha Campbell
Kedge
Phil G. Dodd Former Atlanta Attorney Dies in San Francisco
Phil G. Dodd formerly of Atlanta and a prosperous attorney in San Francisco died suddenly there last night. He was a University of Georgia graduate and was well known throughout Georgia, with telegrams confirming the death reaching relatives in Atlanta.
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Phil G. Dodd
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Mystery of the lost letters in Stokes shooting case
New York reports police intensified efforts to solve the mystery of missing letters in the Stokes shooting case. Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad face potential grand jury action over alleged attempts to murder W. E. D. Stokes as letters are sought.
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Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
W. E. D. Stokes
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Chicago
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Elgin
Ill
American Automobile Association
Freschi
Whitman
James Cummings
Changes Favor Appointment of Ma Travis
Ex judge Avery met with Governor Kitchin to back Pearson Morganton for corporation commissioner while B S Gay C G Peebles J A Worrell and Sheriff Joyner led a Hampton county delegation for Capt T W Mason. Mr Travis had a conference with the governor and remains the likely appointee.
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Kitchin
Pearson
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C. G. Peebles
J. A. Worrell
Sheriff Joyner
Northhampton
T. W. Mason
Travis
Government's July crop report on U.S. farm yields and conditions
The July 1 crop conditions and expected yields for corn wheat oats baley rye white potatoes tobacco flax rice hay and other sectors are released by the U S Department of Agriculture Crop Reporting Board in Washington. John W Gates is reported in Paris with his illness unchanged but more serious due to duration.
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John W. Gates
Paris
Three Lives Lost As Steamer Sinks In Lake Superior
A collision between the steamer John Mitchell of Chicago and the steamer William H Mack of Cleveland near Vermillion Point Lake Superior sank the Mitchell early today. Three crewmen died Archie Causley Al Clemens and George Austin. 31 aboard were rescued including six women and a boy with injuries reported.
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Detroit
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Rochester
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Germany and France Begin Morocco Negotiations
Berlin reports preliminary talks on Morocco are confidential and on friendly footing. Negotiations proceed in two stages starting with Germany and France, with other powers kept informed. Details remain undisclosed.
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New York Heat Wave Deepens as City Sizzles
New York endures a severe heat wave with no relief from last week. Record temperatures reach 94 at noon as milk and ice scarcity and rising prices strain residents. Two deaths reported overnight amid extreme humidity and rising prostrations. Aven kills son with shotgun and then shoots himself, reputedly driven by heat and mental distress.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
W. H. Aven
Pittsburg Endures Heatwave With Ice Shortage
Pittsburg Pa July 10 The excessive heat eased but humidity rose from last week and a continued ice shortage worsens suffering. Butchers lack ice and handle salted meat while residents dig cellars to preserve milk and vegetables. Noon reading reached 90 degrees.
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Pittsburg
Mother and Child Plunge into Georgia Well
In Calhoun Georgia on a rural property the mother Mrs Joseph Stephenson reportedly suffered temporary insanity last Saturday and jumped into a well with her four year old daughter at her brother R H Lands home. The child drowned but the mother was saved.
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Joseph Stephenson
R. H. Land
Educators Open 49th National Education Association Meet
In Berkeley California the 49th convention of the National Education Association opened in a Greek theatre at the University of California. Governor Johnson San Francisco Mayor McCarthy and university leaders welcomed delegates while Robert Aley of the University of Maine spoke for the delegates. The board of trustees reported 180000 in the permanent fund with 9000 added this year. Receipts totaled 48909 and expenditures 34978. Ella Flagg Young did not sign the permanent fund report amid prior criticisms.
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National Education Association
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P. H. McCarthy
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University of Maine
Board of Trustees
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Ella Flagg Young
Mass M Abbott Called to Testify in House Inquiry
Reports detail a collision that sank the steamer John Mitchell off Vermilion Point, with three lives lost. The article also covers a House inquiry into alleged waterfront land grabs at Controller Bay Alaska tied to Guggenheim interests and letters involving Richard S. Ryan and Charles P. Taft.
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Guggenheim
Richard S. Ryan
New York
Guggenheim Syndicate
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Cincinnati
R. S. Ryan
Controller Bay Navigation Company
White House
Enbine
Ohio
Controller Bay Affairs
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Europe
King George
England
Justice Hooker Dies Quietly in Station
Auburn N Y July 10 Frank A Hooker of Lansing Mich one of Michigans supreme court justices died suddenly this morning in the New York Central station He was on an automobile trip but abandoned it last night and was returning by train
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Frank A. Hooker
Lansing
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Supreme Court of Michigan
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President and party reach Washington after Mayflower cruise
The Mayflower yacht carrying the President and guests including senators arrived at the Washington navy yard at 7 this morning completing a two day cruise from Philadelphia.
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