Planes and ships search for missing flyers across sea routes
Italian naval attache offers a large seaplane at Barcelona to assist in the missing aviators search. Spanish officer Ivánaro joins the Italian crew aboard. Spanish destroyers depart Ferrol while merchantman Marques de Comillas alters course to follow the suspected aviators route. A second plane near Cartagena prepares to fly with Lloyd Bertaud, Payne, and Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franco
Barcelona
Ivavanro
Marques de Comillas
New York
Seville
Ferrol
Alsedo
Velasco
Juan
Lazaga
Sanchez-Barcaiztegui
Melilla
Moroccco
Gartagena
Maj
Spanish Flyers Death Toll Rises in Atlantic Flights
New York June 24. If Maj Ramon Franco and three companions are lost in their Spain to United States air attempt the fatalities reach twenty five in three years. The era marks eight crossing attempts vanished at sea or never seen again with earlier losses including Rene Fonck and others in 1926 1927 and 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
New York
Ramon Franco
Spain
United States
Franco
Opi
Rene Fonek
jogRan
Oosevet ‘Field
Paris
St. Roman
South Atlantic
Africa
South America
Charles Nungessér
Francois Coli
Aili
Newstei Wertheim
Leslie Feweae
Fof
Yim
Lindbergh Starts Final Air Route Inspection Tour
Col Charles A Lindbergh, technical adviser for Transcontinental Air Transport, begins a final air inspection of the plane train route set to open July 8. His first stop is Columbus Ohio, then plans are to fly to the West Coast aboard his Falcon plane from Mitchel Field, with uncertain plans about Mrs Lindbergh.
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Lindbergh
Columbus
New York
Transcontinental Air Transport
Charles A. Lindbergh
West
Falcon
Mitchel Field
Hawks Lands at East St. Louis After Coast Flight
Capt. Frank Hawks landed at Park's airport at 4 30 p m after a 13 hour flight from Los Angeles. He planned to rest overnight and push on to New York City where he would begin a return flight to Los Angeles tomorrow.
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Hawks
East St. Louis
New York
ST. Louis
Frank Hawks
Park's
Los Angeles
New York City
Memorial Commission Created to Honor World War Veterans
Gov. Cooper named a five member commission to erect a bronze memorial for Ohio soldiers sailors and marines of World War I beside the existing Spanish American War memorial on the Statehouse steps. It will cost about 10000 dollars. Members include Maj Charles W. Montgomery Raymond Ingersoll Col Gilson B. Light Horace S. Weiser and Miss Paulitte F. Abrams.
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Columbus
Cooper
Ohio
Statehouse
Charles W. Montgomery
Newark
Raymond Ingersoll
Warren
The
American Legion
Gilson B. Light
Toledo
Horace S. Weiser
Springfield
Paulitte F. Abrams
Cincinnati
Botany Professor Reports on Landslide Vegetation
Philadelphia report by John W. Harshberger of the University of Pennsylvania explains talus slopes and the plant life that colonizes landslide debris. He notes regional names for landslips and details vegetation patterns on slope waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New England
Secree
Schutt
American Philosophical Society
John W. Harshberger
University of Pennsylvania
United States Diplomats Tap Dry Law Limits Abroad
The article notes a historic move where a diplomatic official abroad closed a post in defiance of Prohibition, with Sir Esme Howard’s embassy in Washington cited as a contrast. It explains that the Dawes action was unilateral, not ordered by Washington, and discusses fears diplomats face about pressure from Prohibition supporters while embassies overseas remain nominally wet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Esme Howard
Dawes
China
State Department
Hoover
London
Railroad company seeks new bus route through Ohio
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company filed with the Utilities Commission for a certificate to operate buses on a route paralleling its onhandle division. The plan routes enter Ohio at Steubenville and pass through Newark Columbus West Jefferson Urbana Greenville and New Paris with a second line branching at West Jefferson to Springfield Dayton and Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
the Utilities Commission Today
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ohio
Steubenville
Newark
West Jefferson
Urbana
Greenville
New Paris
Springfield
Dayton
Eaton
Firefighters test gas masks amid dangerous X-ray film blaze
Fire crews at Seventh and Sycamore streets fought thick fumes from burning X-ray film used to simulate lethal gas. A guinea pig was revived during the drill, and Capt. Treinen with others confirmed all rescuers survived as hospital checks followed. The test showcased Burrell all-service gas masks and two mine-type alternatives, with officials including City Manager Col Sherrill observing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Trienen
Seventh
Syca More
Cleveland Clinic
Fire Department
Burrell
Treinen
Carl Livingston
Howard Brown
Charles Sandell
Louis W.huber
Mine Safety Appliances Company
Pittsburgh
Marshall Edward Franks
General Hospital
Sherrill
Million Dollar Melon Project Launched by Cincinnatians
The S A Gerrard Company begins a one million dollar melon growing venture in Colorado near Pueblo east of the city. The project leases nearly 3000 acres from Colorado Fuel and Iron, draws irrigation water from deep wells, and plans housing for about 100 families. The initiative aims to develop several small communities into sizable towns along main railroad lines.
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S. A. Gerrard Company
Colorado
Colorado’ Fuel and Iron Company
Pueblo
Col
Gerrard Company
Mob threatens life at airport as riot ferments
Lancett and Wenzel, a garage proprietor, hid in Cincinnati for the night as county authorities stated warrants would be sworn out charging riot instigators with threatening Lancett's life. Deputies Fenner Wallace Flowers and Cady guarded the airport to prevent the building from being burned.
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Lancett
Wenzel
Cincinnati
Fenner
Wallace
Flowers
Cady
Germany rejects Rhineland commission in Dawes-Young plan dispute
Berlin reports Foreign Minister Stresemann telling the Reichstag that Germany will not tolerate a Rhineland commission as the price of evacuation. He argues the Young plan eases Germany’s burden more than the Dawes plan and defends obligations under Versailles. He cites unity with President Hindenburg and the cabinet against Versailles clauses and warns Nationalists of dire outcomes if Dawes fails. The motion of no confidence by Westarp is defeated in tone with further debate.
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Stresemann
Germany
Rhineland
Berlin
Reichstag
von Hindenburg
Dawes
Ruhr
Count Westarp
Albert Voegler
United States
France
England
Europe
Paris
Births listed for multiple families in city area
A series of birth notices lists numerous families and newborns by surname parents and addresses. Names include CReee, Katherine, Swarth-Sofford, Hagerdorn, Ahrens, Pohlman, Noelker, Sanders, Knapp, Seifert, Schwaxtz, Gilkey, Karam, Wade, Jones with each entry noting a boy or girl and residence such as Morris Street Carthage Vine Street Wyoming West Eighth Street and West Ninth Street.
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Creee
Katherine
Morris Street
Mount Pleasant Avenue
Wyoming
Knapp
George
Cecelia
Glenmore Avenue
Seif
Albert
Flora
Turrill Street
Schwaxt
Alvina
Hamilton Avenue
Gilkey
James
Annette
State Avenue
Karam
Edward
Ruth
West
Eighth Street
Wade
Samuel
Christine
Purcell Avenue
Jones — Paul and Gladys
West Ninth Street
Nine Muslim Fanatics Sentenced in Uzbek SSR Stoning Case
In Kokand on June 24 the Supreme Court of the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic sentenced nine Muslim fanatics for stoning poet Chekimzade. Four received ten years solitary confinement, three five years, and nineteen exiled. The trial explored Mohammedan authority and the poet’s controversial turn to Communist ideals and women’s unveiling.
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Kokand
Turkestan
Supreme Court of
Uzbekistan Socialist Soviet Republic
Chekimzade
Dr Snook Jury Panel Drawn Ahead of July Trial
In Franklin County a July 22 trial date for Dr Snook is set as 75 veniremen are called with 16 women among them. Jurors were drawn from the jury wheel after the arraignment, signaling expected difficulties in assembling a fair panel.
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Veniremen
Dr. Snook
D Annunzio Under Knife For Appendicitis
Italian poet Gabriele D Annunzio underwent a successful appendectomy in Gardone on June 24. He tolerated the local anesthesia well and is in his sixty sixth year.
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D’annunzio
Senators push tariffs on wool and sugar under debate
Senators urged adjustments to tariff levels for virgin wool and wool waste arguing current 31 cent duty harms domestic producers. Industry representatives from New England and Wyoming supported higher protections while some on the committee noted a 36 to 40 cent range based on cost differences with Australia and South America. Testimony on glass duties also influenced the agenda, with sundries including hides and leather delayed to the next day.
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Hagenbarth
N. B. Brooks
Boston
New England
Pennsylvania
J. Byron -Wilson
McKinley
Wyo
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Australia
Minister seeks to compel court to hear film case
In Portsmouth Ohio on June 24 Rev Arthur Staples filed a mandamus action in Common Pleas Court to force Municipal Judge William R Sprague to hear Paul E Williams case. Williams charged with operating a motion picture show on Sunday faced a prior jury trial ended in a hung jury after a $59 bond for jury fees was demanded again.
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Portsmouth
Arthur Staples
Common Pleas Court
William R. Sprague
Paul E. Willia
Sprague
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Philip Payne
J. D. Hill
John Carling
Harbor Grace
North Atlantic
Tuly
Lieut
Medcalf
Harbor Grad
Denmark
Frances Grayson
Walter
R. G. Hincliffe
Elsie Mackay
North America
Gov. Cooper
Uawes
Ellen Terry
Henry Irving
Central Trust Company
Central Trust
A. S.W
Fourth and Vine Sts
Natural Bridge
Newport
Latonia
Kentucky
Pearl and Butter St
City Lick
N.R.R
Dixie Terminal
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Asport Baul
Gion
Onuok
NYIX
Franklin County
Linton
John &. Horgan
Lybrand
Ross Bros. and
Montgomery
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
Tobacco Company, Incorporated
the American Tobacco Co
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