Omaha readies for American Legion national convention
Omaha gears up for the October national convention with 100000 legionaires expected. City committees of 300 professionals plan a five day program featuring the largest parade, military demonstrations with 10000 troops and a smoke screen, and 250 brass bands with 750 drum corps. Decorations cost about 22000 for streets plus double for building decorations. States contribute displays and floats, including a nine foot diameter tree from Oregon and 71 floats from South Dakota. Hotel rooms, garages and restaurant contracts are secured to prevent overcharging.
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New York World News Service
Omaha
Neb
American Legionaires
American Legion National Convention
Legion
Middle West
Knights of Ak
Florida
Oregon
Idaho
South Dakota
Royal Exiles Likely to Be Kept from France
Paris reports little chance the 1886 exile law will be revoked. Duke of Orléans pleads sorrow at forty years in exile and condemns amnesty for common offenders crossing the frontier. Though admired, Duke Philippe refuses abdication, creating a political dilemma for the government amid royalist strength concerns.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Duke of Orleans
Duke Philippe
King Alfonso Chats With Workman On A Light
In Paris a tall elegantly dressed man on a Bordeaux streetcar failed to light his cigarette and accepted a light from a fellow passenger. The pair discuss the high cost of living, with the stranger revealing he has no business and an inherited house. The Crie de Paris identifies the man as Alfonso the thirteenth, King of Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Crie de Paris
Bordeaux
Alfonso, XIII
Spain
Covington Survey Aims At Ohio River Barge Line
Covington Industrial Club assists Inland Waterways Corp in a traffic survey for possible federal barge service on the Ohio River. W M Jacoby of Pittsburgh leads the survey under Brigadier General Ashburn, with Carl B Wachs promoting the plan to manufacturers. The effort seeks to measure water shipping extent and envisions reality by 1929 after canalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Carl B. Wachs
The
Industrial Club
Ohio River
Newport Bride Detained After Writ Orders Return of Daughter
Liston Tunget of Chicago obtained a writ from County Judge Buten ordering Mrs. Nettie Doering of 636 Saratoga Street Newport to produce her daughter Ethel May Tanget 17. The couple allegedly wed in Chicago on July 6 but the mother prevented the daughter from returning after a Newport visit. The girl disappeared Friday night. Doering denied knowledge. The writ led to a room at Third and Monmouth streets where the bride was found. An agreement lets the girl stay with her mother until Monday to choose whether to return to Chicago or remain.
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Liston Tunget
Chicago
Buten
Nettie Doering
Saratoga Street
Newport
Ethel May Tanget
Doering
Third
Monmouth Streets
Car Crash Injures James Trowbridge At Covington Intersection
James Trowbridge, driving at Rogers Street and Madison Avenue, was cut on the left hand when a wheel came off and his car overturned. He told police he swerved to avoid a truck. He was treated at St Elizabeth Hospital and released to go home.
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Rogers Street
Madison Avenue
James Trowbridge
Maryland Avenue
Covington
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Gloom clubs attract mournful clubs and graveyard trips
London reports new clubs for gloomy people alluring the bright young set. Some groups plan graveyard excursions and funeral colored meeting rooms while recalling historic societies for liars and tightfisted peers. The unusual trend ties mood to social clubs and shared misfortune.
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London
England
Local Residents Named in Florence and Covington Area
Name Residence listing shows individuals including Harvey Wale Wakter Florence Ky Ethe Marksberry Florence Ky Henry Brockmeyer Cincinnati Katie Siemamtel Cincinnati Raymond C Rumer Jamestown O Bernice Heath Washington D D H Herman Pemberton Covington Della Lambert Covington Sherman Martin Ludlow Ky Florence Engel Cincinnati Herman Schallich Elsie Hortsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wale Wakter
Florence
Ethe
P. Marksberry
Henry Brockmeyer
Cincinnati
Katie Siemamtel
Raymond C. Rumer
Jamestown
Bernice Heath
Washington D. H
cCovington
Della
Lambert
Covington
Sherman Martin
Ludlow
Florence Engel
Herman Schallich
Elsie Hortsman
Packards Face Absolute Divorce in Kenton Court
Mrs. Ann Packard seeks an absolute divorce from Leonard Packard of Toledo Ohio and restoration of her maiden name Georgia Hardin. The couple married in Newport October 3 and cohabited until November 4 amid abandonment and cruelty allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit Court
Ann. Packard
Teekentey
Leonard Packard
Toledo
Georgia Hardin
Newport
Praia
Opened Kentucky Branch of Cincinnati Automobile Club
The Kentucky branch of the Cincinnati Automobile Club opens at the Hohmeister Hotel Newport as part of a statewide club expansion. Directors include Otto H Berger and Dr Ches ter W Dorsey with local officials from Bellevue Ft Thomas and Alexandria. Plans cover sign posting road service touring and Helead road work for Campbell County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Hohmeister Hotel
Monmouth Street
Newport
D. C. KeMer
Otto H. Berger
Chester W. Dorsey
Bellevue
George J. Herold
H. H. Meyers
William C. Sanders
Ft. Thomas
Paul L. Schupp
Charles H. Youtsey
Alexandria
Harry G. Buecker
Lelia Boone
Campbell County
H. J. Pfiester
Automobile Club
Frank Switalski
Wife of Covington Policeman Accuses Woman of Harboring Husband
In police court Mrs. Mary Eggemeier testified that Mrs. Louise Rice harbored her husband for over five years. Neighbors supported seeing Eggemeier at Rice’s home. Rice disappeared with a man and woman after a late Thursday night car ride. Judge Klette held the case for submission as witnesses corroborated the allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Mary Eggemeier
West Third Street
Richard Eggemeier
Louise Rice
West Second Street
Rice
Negro to Face Charges Under Narcotic Act in Covington
Simmie Saxon of New York Chicago and Hamilton indicted by the Federal Grand Jury for violating the Harrison narcotic law. Saxon brought from Chicago to Covington to face trial. Sid Maynard indicted with Saxon for operating an opium den on East Sixth Street. Maynard sentenced to two years at Atlanta and brought to identify Saxon. bond fixed at 5000 dollars. in default Saxon jailed. slated for October term of the U S District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmie Saxon
New York
Chicago
Hamilton, CO
Covington
Saxon
Sid Maynard
East Sixth Street
Maynard
Atlanta
Roetken
United States District Court
Busses to Run to Dayton from Cincinnati and Bellevue
Regular bus service begins Monday between Cincinnati Bellevue and Dayton Ky with fourteen route via Fountain Square Tacoma Beach and crossing the L N Bridge. William Ritche Crescent Springs Ky secured city street permission and says service will scale to Cincinnati patronage with ten cent fares one way fifteen cent round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Cincinnati
Bellevue
William Ritche
Crescent Springs
Newport
Ritche
Fountain Square
Tacoma Beach
Ohio
L. & N. Bridge
Cleared of Safe Breaking Taken to Penitentiary
Nelson L. Covey arrested in Middletown on Thursday night. Police found silk in his car believed stolen and concluded he knew of Cincinnati safebreakings. He was sent to the Ohio Penitentiary to serve a six year nine month term. His wife and child were taken to Tippecanoe City to answer theft accomplice charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errom
Middletown
Cincinnati
Cleary
Sweeney
Ohio Penitentiary
Nelson L. Covey
Columbus
Tippecanoe City
Counterfeit Twenty Dollar Bills Plague Midwest
Secret Service reports a flood of counterfeit twenty dollar gold certificates across the Midwest. Arrests span Rockford Illinois Kenosha Wisconsin Detroit and Chicago. The fakes show George Washington in portrait and carry plate No C 656 near Frank White’s name.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
Mid- West
Porter
Secret Service
Rockford
Kenosha
Wis
Detroit
George Washington
Frank White
Washington
Barthelmess Stars In Soul Fire At Liberty Today
Richard Barthelmess brings Soul Fire to the Liberty Theater for a three day run with Bessie Love as the South Sea dream girl. The Pacemakers finale, a news reel, and Liberty Ragamuffins with Operatic Jazz and a rent riot old-time number close the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barthelmess
Liberty Today
Richard Barthelmess
Liberty Theater
Bessie Love
H. C. Witwer
the Pacemakers
Liberty Ragamuffins
Case Continued in Police Court Over Impartial Trial Claim
Mrs Nettie Marshall of 524 Craig street faces disorderly conduct charges as she objects to Judge Klette saying he could not be impartial after representing the prosecuting witness. The judge postponed the case to Wednesday or an alternate judge may be appointed if Judge Manson remains away. The warrant and abuse allegations stem from Mrs Ella Lewis of the same address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Marshall
Craig Street
Klette
Eliette
Manson
Marshall
Ella Lewis
Waes G Owens Dies In West
Chauncey G. Owens aged 71 formerly of Covington died Friday at his home in Lari more North Dakota. He left Covington over thirty five years ago and became a wheat farmer in Dakota. He retired years ago. The body arrives today in Covington for burial at Highland Cemetery tomorrow. He was a cousin of Fred and E C Sellers of Covington, members of the Sellers-Davis Company Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. G. Owens
West
Chauncey G. Owens
Covington
Larimore
N. D
Dakota
Allison & Rose
Highland Cemetery
Fred
E. C. Sellers
Sellers-Davis Company
Cincinnatii
Newport Firemen Honored For Saving Knights Clubhouse
A letter of appreciation for Newport firemen was received yesterday for saving the Knights of Columbus clubhouse after a fire that also damaged the Collier chewing gum factory on Southgate Street. The letter was signed by Ward R. Zink and confirmed by Newport Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Knights of Columbus
Southgate Street
Ward R. Zink
Newport Council
Aoe Yma
Dayton
Weere
G. H. Parker
Kentucky Acturial Bureau of Ovisville
Parker
Kintyman
Cort Klein
Seventh Avenue
Judge Roeller
Frank Ortlieb
Klein
Third Avenue
Ortlieb
Derrick
Ray Haller
Ft. Thomas
Arthur Miller
Eege
P. Kelly
Cincinnati
Mil
Siiy Et Ailty
Hal
Kittredge
Mor
Tenth Street
Grand Avenue
Fourth Street
Central Avenu
Charles Horan
Warren Avenue
Norwood
Louis
Joe Brown
Horan
Brown
Hoff
W. Q. Robinson
Kansas City
Katherine Escham
Cold Spring
Good Samaritan Hospital
Marriage Licenses Issued Across Multiple Ohio and Kentucky Cities
A list of marriage licenses shows couples from New Lexington O and Cincinnati Ohio and Kentucky cities including Newport Covington Dayton and Metama with names such as James Collorn Ethel Bersy Roy Lacort Marie Berns Blanche Gordon Walter Kenney Reva Stacey Nelson Woodward Pear Schroeder John Buscherd Margaret Causey Shandon Gordon Charlotte Schlan Simeon Sexton and Thelma Dancer. The licenses indicate cross state unions between Ohio Kentucky and Cincinnati and Dayton area residents.
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James Collorn
New Lexington
Ethel Bersy
Robert Murphy
Cincinnati
Irene Powell
Mfp
Newport
Roy Lacort
Marie Berns
Covington
Alexander Kaplan
Blanche Gordon
Walter L. Kenney
Reva Stacey
Secessees
Nelson C. Woodward
Metama, O
Pear L. Schroeder
Emer
John Buscherd
Dayton
Margaret Causey
Shandon Gordon
Charlotte Schlan
Simeon Sexton
Thelma Dancer
Realty Transfers Report from Ft Thomas Newport Clifton
Property transfers detailed include Fred R Rauch to Lehigh Construction Co for a Ft Thomas lot. George C Sauer to George B Zeigler for a Newport lot valued with stamps at 3000. Rauch to Ft Thomas Development Co for a Ft Thomas lot stamp value 1000. Nicodin Avrim to Charles Steffler for a Clifton lot stamp value 7500. George B Zeigler to George C Sauex for a Newport lot stamp 5000. Louis Knost to Abraham Soffman for a Newport lot stamp 7000.
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Fred R. Rauch
Lehigh Construction Company
Ft. Thomas
George C. Sauer
George B. Zeigler
Newport
Ft. Thomas Development Company
Nicodin Avrim
Charles Steffler
Clifton
George C. Sauex
Louis Knost
Abraham Soffman
Institute of Ohio State Association of Graduate Nurses Date Change
The annual meeting date was moved from the week of August 31 to the week of October 5. The gathering will be in Cleveland with Hotel Statler as headquarters, marking the first joint meeting of the educational public health and private duty sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Ohio State Association of Graduate Nurses
Phoebe M. Kandel
Cleveland
Statler
Owner of burnt Cedar River village held on arson charge
MENNOMINEE Wis August 22 David E Crawford 49 of Marinette Wis owner of Cedar River Mich and 34000 acres surrounding it was arrested on arson charge in connection with the village fire June 6 destroying thirty buildings including post office sawmill and general store Insurance coverage totaled 138750 Crawford claimed total loss Proof of loss filed August 1 Preliminary hearing set for September 4
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Associated Press
Mennominee
Wis
David E. Crawford
Marinette
Cedar River
Mich
Crawford
Fortification of Pearl Harbor Base Urged by A E B Stephens
Rep A E B Stephens of Cincinnati urges the House Naval Affairs Committee to fund a 20 million dollar program to fortify Pearl Harbor Hawaii. The plan would add a sea wall enlarge the submarine base and build a large dry dock over a ten year period to make Hawaii nearly impregnable. The party toured Hawaii and other naval sites including Balboa Guantanamo and San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oahu
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Naval Affairs Committee
House of Representatives
A. E. B. Stephens
Cincinnati
Pacific
Congress
Stephens
Henderson
Panama
Hilo
San Diego
Balboa
Guantanamo
Cuba
Mr. Stephens
J. B. McClintock
Oklahoma
R. O. Woodruff
Michigan
J. A. Magee
Pennsylvania
H. J. Crane
Florida
Frank Patterson
New Jersey
Philip Swing
California
John Miller
Washington
Chapman exonerates Anderson in Hance murder case
Gerald Chapman rejected a link between George Anderson and the August 14 Muncie murder after being told Ben Hance and his wife were killed. He called Anderson incapable of the crime, noting their past ties and Anderson’s expected hostility to any act harming Chapman. Chapman, on death row for a New Britain officer's murder, awaits a State Supreme Court appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Ben Hance
Muncie
Ind
George
Anderson
Chapman
Frederick J. Groehl
New York
Nathan O. Freedman
Hance
Charles
Wolfe
Hanece
Eaton
New Britain
State Supreme Court
Goos Arrested for Moonshine Bottles After Bathhouse Visit
After visiting the bathhouse at 813 Mound Street, Lt Thiering and Policemen Ebbers and Schlotman arrested Joe Goos, 40, a robber. They found five one gallon jugs of moonshine under a hidden floorboard and charged him with possession of liquor.
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Mound Street
Thiering
Ebbers
Schlotman
Joe Goos
Goog
L MANSO Declared Candidate For Cedar City Police
Cedar City voters hear L MANSO as a police candidate for the upcoming primary on October 17. The note lists local political activity, court fines, and community group endorsements including Ada Conklin and the Kenton County League of Women Voters backing her for council in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Eighth and Garrard Streets
Webber
Elvira Adams
Falmouth
Barnes
Kenton County
Red Cross
Everett Wilhite
Optimist Club
Kenton County League of Women Voters
Ada Conklin
Anael
Miss Conklin
Democratic Women’s Club
Old Kentucky of Moose
Moose Temple
Fifth and
Madison Avenue
L. Manso
Police
Cedar City
Covington Deaths Reported With Twenty One Fatalities
A weekly Covington health report lists twenty one deaths for the prior week. The mortality roster includes individuals such as Andrew Brooker aged 82 Martha Ghasbexer 82 Catherine 77 George Carroll 76 Ellen Ray 76 and several others with ages ranging from infancy to 82 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
James P. Riffe
Andrew Brooker
Martha Ghasbexer
Catherine
George Carroll
Ellen Ray
John McKay
John Oe
W. Knight Collins
Moses Ay Inty
May Kuhlman
James Rieling
Lovetts Dressmen
William ‘Bempe
Earl Reasonover
Belgian debt settlement questioned by Borah
Senator Borah of Idaho, head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, cablemed Senator Smoot of Utah that the Belgian debt settlement is widely criticized and cannot be defended if used as a precedent for funding other foreign obligations. Smoot replied that the Belgian agreement signed last Tuesday should not be seen as a precedent and that he can convince the committee it is the best settlement under Belgium's current condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Smoot
Utah
Belgium
Play Sleuth and Help Nab Six Held in Theft
James T. Marsh of Norwood spotted two men steal his handbag from a car on Ninth and Race streets. He traced them to a house on West Central Parkway and, with police, recovered the torn bag. Marsh identified Robert Bradley and Henry Doener as the thieves. four others were charged with loitering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Marsh
Ash Avenue
Norwood
Marsh
Ninth of Race Streets
West Central Parkway
Hillgrove
Hust
Robert Bradley
Henry Doener
Main Street
Two Ministers Killed in Erie County Auto Collision
Ripley N Y Aug 22 Two Methodist Episcopal ministers were killed when their automobile was struck by a Buffalo and Lake Erie traction car four miles from here. The slain clergymen are the Rev H Lee Dunlacy of Cascade Methodist Episcopal Church Erie and the Rev James Macintosh of Methodist Episcopal Church of Westenville Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ripley, N.Y
Methodist Episcopal
Buffalo & Lake
Speeders Face Court as Jury Sees Heavy Docket
Three speeders were sent to one day in county jail by Judge Eyrich Jr. One truck driver bound over to the grand jury on manslaughter charges with $5,000 bond. Another motorist jailed twelve days for DUI. Sheridan and Shrader fined and had driving privileges suspended or revoked. Hess pleaded guilty to manslaughter tied to a fatal crash. Jordan jailed twelve days for DUI amid accusations of alcohol intoxication. Powell fined for speeding. Green Hamilton fined for reckless driving and lost driving rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyrich, Jr
Lee Davis
University of Cincinnati
Milner Music Company
McMillan Street
Highland Avenue
Guilfoyle Street
John Lemmink
Davis
Charles Sheridan
St. Martins,place
Cheviot
Samuel Shrader
Laurel Street
Sheridan
Shrader
Grause and
McDermott
Harrison Avenue
Eggers Place
Faber Avenue
Spring Grove Avenue
Marshall Avenue
Bernard Street
Russell Hess
Lower River Road
John Thomas
Keys Crescent
East Walnut Hills
Thomas
Madison Road
Wold ‘Avenue
Hess
Union Reduction Company
Thomas Jordan
West Eighth Street
Freeman Avenue
Richmond Street
Jordan
James Pollard
Purcell Avenue
Mildred Gardiner
General Hospital
Jordon
Richard Powell
Lowell Avenue
Eyrich
Green M. Hamilton
Silz and
Corcoran
Hamilton
Shelby Scott
Addyston
Ninth and Harriet Streets
Fire destroys Birches hotel and lodges in Rangeley Maine
A major blaze in Rumford Maine leveled The Birches hotel and ten adjacent Rangeley Lake lodges. Fifty guests, many from New York Baltimore and Philadelphia, were housed elsewhere tonight as shelters were arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Associated Press
Rumford
Birches
Rangeley Lake
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Lack of Charms Cited In Court Over Alimony Case
Mrs. Cora M Dorian testifies in New York Supreme Court that she is 49 and not comely to look at while asking Justice Walsh not to alter alimony. Justice Walsh orders the husband to continue support until he proves the adultery claim. Dr. John S Dorian of Brooklyn is the husband. alimony set at 45 dollars weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Cora M. Wmorian
Supreme Court
Justice Walsh
American physician falls dead in London cabaret
Dr. Frank Swartzlander of New York collapsed and died at 2 a.m. during a West End restaurant show. He had a weak heart, had come to England two weeks earlier, and an inquest will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
West End
Frank Swartzlander
New York
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Medical directories show Dr Frank Swartzlander in Pa not NY
New Yorkers are told medical directories do not list Dr Frank Swartzlander in New York but do list a Dr Frank Swartzlander in Doylestown Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Frank Swartzlander
Doylestown
Cutten and Wife Escape Injury in Auto Crash
Chicago date Aug 22 Arthur W Cutten a millionaire graft operator on the Chicago Board of Trade and his wife narrowly escaped serious injury in an automobile collision near Desplaines. The Cutten car struck a taxicab carrying Mrs Ransom Kennicott wife of Cook County Forest Preserve Chief Forester. Mrs Kennicott was cut and one eye injured when the cab toppled and was left on its side. Edward Lind driver of the Cutten car was arrested for reckless driving and speeding. Dan Meehan taxi driver was hurt seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arthur W. Cutten
Chicago Board of Trade
Desplaines
Cutten
Ransom Kennicott
Cook County
Kennicott
Edward Lind
Dan Meehan
Auto overturns near Middletown kills one in crash
Elijah Ross, 45, died when a car driven by Clay Ferguson left a pike and struck a telephone pole. Passengers W. C. Baker Clay Williams and Ferguson were injured in the early morning wreck after leaving the paper mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Elijah Ross
Clay Ferguson
Ross
Ferguson
W. C. Baker
Clay Williams
Tragic double death in Ashtabula husband kills wife then himself
Despondent over illness and unemployment Simeon Gaier aged 42 shot and killed his wife Anna 28 today then killed himself. Their three children found the bodies. Coroner returned verdict of murder and death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
Simeon Gaier
Anna Gaier
Welders Fail to Fix Boiler Crack on Mackinac Ship
Providence August 22 Affidavits reveal welders could not repair a seven to eight inch crack in the Mackinac boiler before the August 18 trip that ended in boiler explosion and deaths. Foreman Edward Cassidy warned Chief Engineer John Grant the job was unsafe and water leaked through the crack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Providence
R. I
Mackinac
Tenoran
Heitzen
Walter A. Parent
Wholey
John Grant
Mace
Edward Cassidy
Grant
Newport
Death toll in Mackinay disaster rises to forty seven
Michael J. Gilligan of Pawtucket dies in Newport Hospital, bringing the Mackinay steamer explosion death toll to 47. Two more patients at Newport Hospital, including eight year old Virginia Troeger of Attleboro, are not expected to survive. Police say Newport Harbor will be dragged next week to recover four missing bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. IL
Michael J. Gilligan
Pawtucket
Newport Hospital
Mackinay
Emily Troeger
Attleboro
Virginia
Naval Hospital
Little Hope
Newport Harbor
French plan new tax to aid ship owners
Paris August 22 French shipping remains strong but the government seeks greater growth. A bill before the Chamber of Deputies would create a National Office of Maritime Credits offering loans to ship owners at no more than 3 percent interest. Funds would come from duties on landed goods and embarked passengers with rates varying by class and route to support French shipyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Office of Maritime Credits
Algeria
Planes Search for Airmen in Lake Michigan
Two army planes from Chanute Field Illinois joined the search for three Chicago flyers missing since July 27 after their plane was believed stranded on a submerged sandbar in Lake Michigan. The airmen Eugene Coutellier Morris Gathercoal and Earle Banker departed Chicago for Detroit and have not been heard from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chanute Field
Rantoul
Ill
Lake Michigan
Eugene Coutellier
Morris Gathercoal
Earle Banker
Detroit
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