Vanderbilt Heiress Weds WV Coal Heir in Two Ceremonies
Grace Vanderbilt daughter of Cornelius Van derbilt marries Henry Gassaway Davis III at the Municipal Building with only a best man as witness. A second ceremony follows at the Church of the Transfiguration with similar attendance and witnesses, after parental sanction appears lacking.
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New York World News
New York
Grace Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Henry Gassaway Davis III
Senator Davis
West Virginia
Col
Henry Howell Armstead
Culver B. Alford
Newport jurors blamed for delay in high profile theft case
In Campbell Circuit Court Judge Caldwell denounced a Newport jury as harming the city with their four hour failure to reach a verdict in the Sylvester Badgett robbery case. Badgett, waiter in a Newport cafe, faced Durbin of Cincinnati for $175 and a watch and chain. Badgett claimed mistaken identity.
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Caldwell
Talesmen
Newport
United States
Campbell Circuit Court
Campbell County
Sylvester Badgett
New Albany
Ind
Everett Durbin
Cincinnati
Commonwealth Attorney
Ride
Badgett
Licking Pike
Durbin
John’s Hill
Daniel W. Davies
Byrd 10 Hop Ott At Dawn Touky As Storms Die
The report notes Byrd finishing with a 10 hop result at Ott at dawn as storms subside. a surprise decision influences coverage.
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Byrd
Byrd Prepares Transatlantic Flight In America Monoplane
Commander Richard E. Byrd announces dawn take-off for Paris in the tri motor America. Bert Acosta, George Neville and Bernt Balchen join as crew as weather crews report clear mid Atlantic routes. Food and fuel are prepared for a long nonstop journey amid excitement at Roosevelt Field.
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New York World News Service
Roosevelt Field
L. I
Richard E. Byrd
Paris
America
Byrd
James H. Kimball
Weather Bureau
mid-Atlantic
France
North Pole
Bert Acosta
George O. Neville
Bernt Balchen
Garden City
T. Harold
Doc” Kinkade
Wright
Arno Building sale to LeBlond eyed for 300000
The Arno Building at Fourth and Sycamore streets, a four story brick structure with stores on the ground floor and upper floors for light manufacturing and meeting rooms, was sold to R. K. LeBlond for about 300000. The S. Frieder & Sons Company sold the property to permit future development with a modern business building. Nearby landmarks include the Southern Railway Building and the Broadway complex.
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Arno
Fourth and
Sycamore Street
R. K. LeBlond
S. Frieder & Sons Company
Cincinnati
Southern Railway
Sycamore-Hammond
Queen City Club
Fourth Street
Broadway
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Six Gunmen Rob Galion Bank in Broad Daylight
Six gunmen looted the Commercial National Bank in Galion Ohio this morning taking 15000 in currency and 50000 in bonds plus the getaway car. Witnesses saw little of the auto and police issued warnings to nearby towns as investigators search for the vehicle.
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Beall
Cc. W. Tracht
Lindbergh Plans Nationwide Air Tour With Guggenheim Support
Col Charles A Lindbergh will undertake a two to three month nation wide airplane tour aboard The Spirit of St Louis funded by the Daniel Guggenheim fund for the promotion of aeronautics. He will start in about three weeks from New York, travel to major cities, and promote aviation development with cooperation from the Department of Commerce.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Daniel Guggenheim Fund For the Promotion of Aeronautics
Col. Lindbergh
Spirit of
Danijel Guggenheim
Harry F. Guggenheim
Fund
Col
Atlantic
Spirit
St. Louis
Department of Commerce
Canada
Mitchel Field
Steamer spots huge plane 700 miles off coast
The Fokker tri motor of the U S Army flies from Oakland bound for Honolulu 750 miles out over the Pacific as Lieuts Maitland and Hegenberger push toward a 2400 mile water hop. Air mail pilot Ernie Smith faces delays and a postponed flight amid contract tensions. Major General Mason Patrick witnesses the moment as dawn breaks over the bay.
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Oakland Municipal
Bayfarm Island
San Francisco Bay
Honolulu
Golden Gate
Fokker
Pacific
Maitland
Hegenberger
Sonoma
Ernie Smith
Smith
Charles Carter
Smith Camp
Air Mall
Edmund J. Moffett
Ernest Smith
Farallones
Mason Patrick
Army Air Service
Racing auto crash kills man while chasing train time
A Chicago man Samuel Klein was killed and his father Morris Klein seriously injured when their motor car trying to shave seven hours off train travel between Chicago and Los Angeles crashed into a culvert east of Council Grove Kansas on the Santa Fe trail.
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Council Grove
Kas
Samuel Klein
Chicago
Morris Klein
Los Angeles
Here
Federal raid nets brew operation near Newport High School
Federal Prohibition Agents Russell and Wood raided a home-brew operation on Sixth and York streets near Newport High School. About 100 bottles were seized. Elsie Warrington, named as proprietress, was cited to appear before Commissioner Roetken in Covington on Wednesday. The raid followed complaints from juvenile matron Mrs. Mary Berry that the place served as a juvenile rendezvous.
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Newport High School
Russell and Wood
Elsie Warrington
Sixth
York Streets
Roetken
Covington
Mary Berry
Cities Favor Beer by Glass in Manitoba Vote
Reports from rural constituencies in the Manitoba election show support for beer by the bottle while cities favor beer by the glass as electors also decide liquor law modifications.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Ex-Dragon Ready to Let Cat Out in Indiana Politics
D C Stephenson former Grand Dragon of the Indiana Ku Klux Klan, now serving life for murder, said through his attorney he will talk about Indiana politics. He claimed the Indiana State Board of Charities whitewashed prison officials and warned prosecutor Remy of Marion County he has numerous topics to reveal to trigger a clean-up.
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Michigan City
Ind
D. C. Stephenson
Indiana Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
Robert Moore
Insana
Remy
Marion County
Woman shoots husband after act of jealousy in Albany
In Albany Georgia on June 28 Mrs W C Corley of Macon declared she wanted to play a joke on her husband to break him from playing single while away from home. She secreted herself behind draperies in the home of a girl Corley was calling on last night and shot him four times after hearing him protest that he was unmarried.
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Albany
W. C. Corley
Macon
Corley
Divorce Plea Hits Paris Courthouse For Lina Cavalieri And Lucien Muratore
Paris June 28 Lucien Muratore operatic tenor and his wife Lina Cavalieri have filed for divorce in Paris courts. The pair married in France in 1914 and reports last month hinted at possible dismissal. Cavalieri, famed for beauty and voice, served as a nurse in a Rome military hospital after marriage, while Muratore clashed with Mary Garden in the Chicago Opera Company in 1922 over a contract dispute.
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Paris
Lucien Muratore
Lina Cavalieri
France
Mme. Cavalieri
Bob” Chanler
Chanler
John Armstrong
Rome
Muratore
Mary Garden
Chicago Opera Company
Miss Garden
England Sees Solar Eclipse Across Lancashire
In Lancashire England observers reported a perfect view of the sun's eclipse at 6:23 this morning. Five minutes before totality a southeast wind cleared lingering clouds and at totality the sky turned from blue to darkness as hilltops echoed with awe.
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Settle
Lancashire
England
Navy Captain Found Guilty In Colorado Grounding
Captain Franklin D. Karns, commander of the battleship Colorado, found guilty of negligence by a navy court martial after the Diamond Reef grounding in New York Harbor on April 30. Karns is sentenced to an eight-number reduction in the promotion list. Lieutenant Commander D. J. Friedel, navigator, is also found guilty and reduced twenty five numbers. Secretary Wilbur approved the findings.
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Washington
Franklin D. Karns
Colorado
Diamond Reef
New York Harbor
Navy
D. J. Friedel
Secretar Wilbur
Veterans Bureau Extended Hours Offer Insurance Help
During June 27 to July 2 the United States Veterans' Bureau at 1015 Vine Street Cincinnati stays open 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. to assist veterans in reinstating or converting government insurance. After July 2, 1927, it will be too late.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Tokyo
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Vine Street
Cincinnati
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