Army Airmen Take Off for Trans Pacific Flight from Oakland
Army airmen Maitland and Hegenberger prepared for a historic flight from Oakland to Hawaii. Spectators crowded Bay Farm Island and the Presidio area to witness the launch as Army escorts escorted the two pilots in a show of official tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Patrick
Maitland
San Francisco
Ft. Point
Rodgers
Hawaii
Golden Gate
Oakland
Bay Farm Island
Flight of Army Fokker Planes Signals Welcome Across Oahu
Wildly enthusiastic crowds in Honolulu awaited the army Fokker plane bearing Lieuts Maitland and Hegenberger as it neared its Pacific finish. Officials planned a dawn reception at Wheeler Field and Schofield Barracks with space carved for ten thousand autos. In Boston, Mrs Louise Hegenberger heard the news by radio and reflected on Albert’s wish to accomplish such a feat as she spoke with her mother on Castle Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-first Infantry
Wheeler
Luke Fields
Maitland
Hegenberger
Oakland
Wheeler Field
Islands
Edward M. Lewis
Army
John D. McDonald
Navy
Wallace R. Farrington
Hawaii
Albert Carl
Robert Francis
John E. Lindberg
Nantucket
Boston
Lieut. Hegenberger
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Honolulu
Fokker
Lieuts.Maitland and Hegenberger
Pacific
Oahu
Schofield Barracks
Louise Hegenberger
Smith
Albert
Grace Realty To Start From Hawaii For California Coast
Grace, an aviator from California, moves his monoplane from Pearl Harbor to Kauai for takeoff runway tests as he plans a flight from Hawaii to the mainland. A new propeller arrived aboard the Maui, rushed to Pearl Harbor by navy speedboat, with the ship carrying blades and hub. The aircraft Cruisair, weighing about 4000 to 4500 pounds, may reach 120 mph and uses a Wright Whirlwind motor, likened to the Spirit of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Realty
Hawaii
California
Honolulu
Richard Grace
Pearl Harbor
Kauai
Barking Sands
Mana
Grace
Maui
Cruisair
Wright Motor
Wright
Coolidge Eyes Army Flight Toward Honolulu With Confidence
President Coolidge watches the army aviators flight from Rapid City to Honolulu with interest and belief they can reach the objective. He cites Commander John Rodgers whose earlier voyage veered due to radio signals, expressing confidence in the new effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Rapid City
Army
Honolulu
John Rodgers
Navy
Rodgers
National Air Tour Planes Reach Schenectady Boston Today
The National Air Tour reached Schenectady New York as fourteen planes with sixty people completed a 255 mile leg from Buffalo in under two and a half hours. The fleet stopped at Geneva for three hours and plans a 10 am hop to Boston. One minor accident delayed the day a Navy Ford tri motor tail skid failure forced an emergency return to Detroit. Pilots and passengers were hosted by local Chamber of Commerce and Schenectady Air Port officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Air Tour
Schenectady
Boston
N. Y
Green Hills
Blue Lakes
New York
Schenectady Air Field
Buffalo
Geneva
United States Navy
Detroit
New York City
Chamber of Commerce
Schenectady Air Port, Inc
Third National Air Tour Arrives in Cincinnati July Fifth
The Third National Air Tour planes will land at Lunken Airport in Cincinnati on Tuesday July 5 at 3 30 PM and stay until 10 AM the next morning before continuing to Louisville. A large reception committee will greet them with Col Sherrill and Mayor Seasongood leading the effort. William McCracken Jr will join the party to aid beacon light airway plans between Cleveland and Louisville. School children are urged to form an honorary escort at the airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Air Tour
Cincinnati
Lunken
Louisville
Samuel Herndon
Aviation and Air Mail Service
The
Chamber of Commerce
Hernd
Col. Sherrill
Seasongood
Aviation and Air Mail
A. Clifford Shinkle
Bolton S. Armstrong
L. A. Ault
Tyler Field
Eshelby F. Lunken
John Omwake
John W
Cleveland
Mr. Herndon
Three Arrested After Violent Family Quarrel
Otis Wells 52 of Newport wrestled a gun from Spencer Scott 35 of Newport and defended Goldie Scott during a family fight at 222 East Thirteenth street. Police intervened and all three, including Goldie Scott, were charged with disorderly conduct after Scott was hospitalized for scalp lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Wells
Liberty Street
Newport
Wells
Spencer Scott
East Thirteenth Street
Goldie
Scott
General Hospital
Bequeathed Estate Ties to Air Crash Victim Walker
The will of James Theodore Walker, 21, killed when his plane crashed near Pottsville, Pa., allocates most of a $5,000,000 estate to his stepfather Dr Malvern B Clapton of St Louis. Cousin George L Lambert, injured in the crash, was en route from Princeton University. The will also leaves $50,000 to Princeton University psychology department and $100,000 to each of five uncles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
James Theodore Walker
Pottsville
Malvern B. Clapton
Walker
George L. Lambert
Princeton University
Lambert
Psychology
Dams Lowering Keep Ohio River Stage Stable Says Expert
Government engineers say lowering dams on the Ohio River from Pittsburgh to here will prevent a low water halt to steam boat traffic. A three foot fall was recorded upstream yesterday and is expected here today, but re water release should maintain river stage. The current stage at 6 PM was 12 feet and rising, while about 7 feet would endanger large boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Here
Pittsburgh
Upper
Five held in manslaughter case jailed for party death
Five men and women, including Kerrick’s widow Mrs. Sarah Kerrick and actors Iris Burns Anita Davis Henry Isabell and Joe Hunt, were denied probation and sentenced to one to ten years in San Quentin for manslaughter in the Kerrick death at a gin fueled party. Judge Carlos Hardy upheld the sentence despite a State’s Attorney plea for probation. An appeal will be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Tom Kerrick
Carlos Hardy
San Quentin
Kerrick
Sarah Kerrick
Iris Burns
Anita Davis
Henry Isabell
Joe Hunt
Hunt
Arizona
Lindbergh to Tour Nation to Spark Air Transport Interest
Col. Lindbergh will undertake a multi month airplane tour to promote air transport use. The itinerary aims to show the public the Colonel and his plane in action, encourage mail, express and passenger services, aerial photography, and airport development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Lindbergh
Negro Dry Agents Convicted in Bribe Case
New York June 28 Richard E Warner and Jesse Harvey former prohibition agents both Negroes and two of five defendants accused by Maj Augustus Heise suspended assistant prohibition administrator of conspiracy and accepting bribes were convicted this afternoon Albert Briggs East Indian Josiah Dixon Negro and Edward McCarver were found not guilty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard E. Warner
Jesse Harvey
Prohibition
Augustus Heise
Albert Briggs
Josiah Dixon
Edward McCarver
Canadian flyer killed in High River crash
Flight Lieut. A. N. Anderson of the Royal Canadian Air Force was killed instantly when his plane crashed and burned at the High River Air Patrol Station near Calgary on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alta
A. N. Anderson
Royal Canadian Air Force
High River Air Patrol Station
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names And Addresses
A long list of marriage licenses is published with groom and bride names ages and addresses. The entries include John H. Lobeck and Lula Murray both of 747 Sedam street. and many other couples from Ohio towns and neighboring states, with occupations and street ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Lobeck
Sedam Street
Lula Murray
Arthur W. Maddux
Norwood
Trimmer
Hazel B. Johnson
Cherry Grove
L. M. Hohn
Albert Ware
Winchell Avenue
Marian Erven
Mt. Healthy
A Baldwin
Dumont Street
Estella Parr
Marburg Avenue
Emmett E. Seery
Mildred M. Stewart
Columbia Avenue
William T. Paterson
Harry F. Knodel
Clara L. Kobman
West St. Clair Street
Ernst Voss
Wilfred Willer
Burbank
Cal
Ruth E. Jacques
Miamitown
Robert Strazin
Delhi
Alma F. Lncg
Crestline Avenue
Christian Thomson
James A. Hilton
Sharonville
Philomena E. Petersen
Freelam Avenue
Herbert Humble
Fred Velage
Oliver Street
Helen Benning
Purcell Avenue
Bernard Franzer
Frank Malsbury
Blue Ash
Faith H. Culver
Joseph C. Hartze Hoytt Robinson
West Fourth Street
Lula Moses
Carlton
Crothers
Boynton
Fila
Dorothy Walton
Clearview Avenue
Lewis Lee
Samuel Ivory
Barr Street
Mary A. Roggers
John Street
James C. Mc
Erie Avenue
Doroth Mathis
Whetsel Avenue
F. M. Schneart
Clyde Bilattman
Newtown
Fay L. Zink
Arthur Pearley
Elmwood Place
Jeannette Fa
Canon Charles G. Reade Loses Fingers in Crash
Canon Charles G. Reade rector of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church in Cincinnati lost three fingers in an automobile accident near Lancaster Ohio. He was traveling with his wife and two companions en route to Gambier for a summer conference when another car forced their vehicle off the road. One finger was severed and two others crushed requiring amputation. The clergyman is in a Lancaster hospital. his wife was shaken and his companions returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Reade
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Winton Place
Lancaster
Ethel Fels
Dorothy Blackwood
Canon Reade
Ohio
Cincinnati
Gambier
Episcopal Church
Vanderbilt Heiress Weds In Secret Around Wedding
General and Mrs. Vanderbilt are indisposed as Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt marries Mr. Davis without parental consent. Miss Vanderbilt left home secretly and the couple reportedly traveled by train toward Washington. Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr says the marriage occurred with no parental approval and notes secrecy about the ceremony and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferlow
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
New York World News Service
Cornelius
Mr. Davis
Davis
Vanderbilt
Washington
Armstead Davis
Col. Armstead
Engineers’ Club
New York
Washington Today
Obituary Notices From Jacksonville Funeral Listings 1927
A collection of death notices and funeral details for William F. Armstrong Willa G Hance Edward F Hicks Frances Hartmann Theodora Lass Bridget McNulty E Lee Miller Louis Noll Mariann Sarvis with residence and funeral home locations, dates June 1927, and family survivors in St. Petersburg Cincinnati and Orlando areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Hindry
Trinity Episcopal Church
St. Augustine
Hance
Willa G
William
Fred
Peter
Anthony Kutzleb
John Street
Lass
Theodora
Nee Noetker
A. J. Lass
Ashland Avenue
Church of Assumption
McNulty
Bridget
Catherine McNulty
Gilbert Avenue
J. J. Sullivan & Co
Bell Place
McMillan Street
Church of the Assumption
Miller
E. Lee
Clara L. Miller
Cincinnati
Orlando
Mariann A
Nee Pearson
W. H. Sarvis
Wyoming
J. N. Alexander
Hartwell Avenue
Holy Trinity Church
Hartwell
Cremation Services Advertised by Firms in Cincinnati
Sanitary Aesthetic Modern listing from Cin. Cremation Co. 519 Union Central Bldg. M. 3095 and Busse Borgmann Co. Funeral Directors 1517 Freeman Ave. Non-sectarian service. Three chapels. No charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cin. Cremation Co
Union Central Bldg. M
Remalon Ini Central Bae
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Engagement Rumor Ties Vanderbilt Heiress to West Virginia Prince
The engagement between Miss Vanderbilt and Mr Davis is discussed with hints of prior announcements and August wedding plans. Mr Davis, 25, hails from a wealthy West Virginia mining family with political ties, while his father sues to probe a trust affecting the estate. The couple’s ceremony reportedly aims for simplicity to avoid publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Vanderbilt
Newport
Mr. Davis
West Virginia
Senator Davis
John T. Davis
Elkins
W. Va
District Court
Washington
Henry
Princeton
Stillman to Wed Lena Wilson in La Tuque Anglican Church
James Bud Stillman will marry Lena Wilson of northern Quebec on July 29 in La Tuque Anglican Church. Isabel Wilson, sister of the bride, confirmed the engagement. Mrs Anne Urquhart, mother of Bud, plans a motor trip to Touque in early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Tuque
Que
James “Bud” Stillman
Quebec
Lena Wilson
Miss Wilson
Isabel
German Pioneer Association to celebrate 59th birthday
The German Pioneer Association of Cincinnati marks its 59th founding anniversary at the Zoo on Sunday July 3. A 4:30 program features unaccompanied songs led by Albert Geyer, with the Star Spangled Banner by the Summer Symphony Orchestra. Jacob Ebert will welcome, Walter Schwaab speaks on The Pioneer, and Rev Henry Huebschmann will give a German address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Pioneer Association of
Cincinnati
Zoo
Jacob Ebert
Walter Schwaab
Pioneer
Henry Huebschmann
Albert Geyer
Knights of Columbus Dinner At Zoo Clubhouse
More than three hundred Isaac Jogues Assembly members will gather for the annual dinner at the Zoo clubhouse on Saturday evening July 2. After the dinner they will attend a ballet performance and an ice show, with A. J. Conway and Earl H. Cadwell in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Jogues
Knights of Columbus
Zoo
A. J. Conway
Assembly
Earl H. Cadwell
Gyro Club Outing Features Match and Talk at Valley View
The Gyro Club annual outing will be held at Allen Roudebush's Valley View country home tomorrow with an athletic event between married and single men. County Recorder-elect Robert M Henck will address the business session in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Roudebush
Valley View
Robert Mhenck
East Walnut Hills Welfare to Hold July Fourth Outing
The East Walnut Hills Welfare Association will host its second annual outing on the Fourth of July at Owls Nest Park. The program opens with a ball game and includes athletic events, community singing and a fireworks display. City Councilman Julius Luchsinger will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Walnut Hills
Fairview Civic League to Meet Then Outing at Coney Island
The Fairview Civic League will meet tomorrow night at 8 at the Clifton Heights Gesang Verein Hall 257 Rods street. The gathering is the last before the association outing to Coney Island planned for July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Civic League
Clifton Heights
Obituary for Mrs Marian na Pearson Sarvis
Mrs Marian Pearson Sarvis 82 died Monday at her daughter’s home 229 Hartwell avenue. Funeral services will be tomorrow at 2 30 pm at the residence with Rev J P Attridge officiating. Burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. She was widow of W H Sarvis a former head of the W H Sarvis marble firm and active in the Cincinnati May Festival. Survived by sons Charles H George H and Augustus Sarvis and daughters Mrs J N Alexander and Mrs John Ingram of Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna P. Sarvis
Marianna Pearson Sarvis
J. N. Alexander
Hartwell Avenue
Spring Grove
J. P. Attridge
Cincinnati
W. H. Sarvis
Charles H
George H
Augustus Sarvis
Hartwell
John Ingram
Lynn
Massachusetts
Mrs Theodora Lass Passes After Illness at 76
Mrs Theodora Lass 76 of 2305 Ashland avenue Walnut Hills died yesterday after a two month illness. Widow of Anthony Lass formerly in the bakery business. Survived by three sons J W Lass John A Lass R E Lass and three daughters Mrs Harry Bunghoff Mrs John Eichens and Mrs Barney Lempe all of this city. Funeral Friday at 9 at Church of the Assumption with burial in St Mary's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodora Lass
Ashland Avenue
Walnut Hills
Anthony Lass
J. W. Lass
John A. Lass
R. E. Lass
Harry Bunghoff
John Eichens
Barney Lempe
Church of the Assumption
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Alfred F. Peterson Dies From Printing Machine Injuries
Alfred F. Peterson aged 67 of Dayton Ohio died in Starke Florida yesterday from injuries suffered a week earlier in an accident. He helped perfect many parts used in lino type machines for printing establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred F. Peterson
Dayton
Starke
Fla
Canton Public Schools Assistant Musical Director Dies
G T Harsons aged 49 from Canton Ohio died today. He served as assistant musical director in the Canton's public schools and was a familiar figure in the district’s music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Harsons
Canton
Debert Hartley Dies in Dayton Buried After Death
Debert Hartley, 86, Chicago inventor, died in Dayton and was buried after being found dying in a tourist camp a week earlier. Initial reports suggested foul play as friends speculated he was attacked during a pursuit related to a patent he held on an airplane device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debert Hartley
Dayton
Chicago
Maj. Moses Harris Dies at 88 Former Yellowstone Superintendent
Maj. Moses Harris of Rochester New York dies at 88. He served as the first military superintendent of Yellowstone National Park and received the Congressional Medal of Honor for bravery in the Shenandoah Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Harris
Rochester
N. Y
Yellowstone National Park
Shenandoah Valley
Merchants Outing at Bass Island Highlights Cincinnati Trade
Cincinnati Retail Merchants Association members enjoy a day of pleasure at Bass Island with music, derbies, and a speechless banquet. Lynn Revenaugh leads the program, praised for choosing favorable fair days. Notable attendees include executives and attorneys from Burkhardt Bros, Potter Shoe, Mabley & Carew, and The Cincinnati Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Retail Merchants’ Association
Bass Island
Lynn Revenaugh
Andreas E. Burkhardt
Burkhardt Bros. Company
Edwin L. Franken
Potter Shoe Company
Walter Giesting
Boston
Edward C. Orr
Schnapps
Pogue
William W. Beieser
The
Western Bank and Trust Company
W. B. Heppel
Mabley & Carew Company
George F. Eyrich
George H. Newstedt
George H
Theodore Kraft
Cincinnati Retail Merchants’ Credit Bureau
William Oskamp
Oskamp Jewelry Company
J. H. Humphreys
Better Business Bureau
John Hahn
Fair Store
Charles Hardebeck
Petor Shoe Company
Edward F. Peters
Harry W. Brown
Commercial Tribune
Elmer P. Fries
Cincinnati Post
Frank W. Rostock
Elks Call Cincinnati Lodge Members To Meet Tonight
The Cincinnati Lodge of Elks issues a call for members bound for the grand lodge reunion parade on July 14 to assemble at the Freeman Avenue Armory at 8 pm for instructions and squad leader assignments. Capt. C. E. Maycox will oversee the Cincinnati Division and lead the lodge in the parade to ensure a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Lodge of Elks
Grand Lodge
Freeman Avenue Armory
Cincinnati
C. E. Maycox
Cincinnati Lodge
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Lieuts
Burlingame
Flyer
Tiny Island
West Fifth Street
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Dr. L. Pollack
Aeee
H. M. Shan
CADIL
Brady Taxicab CO
LINDY
Alaili
Negro Dry Agents
Beaulieu
Europe
Prince Dietrichstein of
Austria
Donegal
Lord Ashley
Earl of
Shaftsbury
Iver Spencer Churchill
George
England
William C. Chanler
John Jacob Astor
Albert H. Ely
Yale
Vanderbilts
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Weaths
Bud” Stillman
Association
Cal Crim
Cal Crim Detective Agency
Edward F. Herschede
Frank Herschede Company
Harry Gordon
D. E. Hayman
Smith-Kasson Company
Ben Friedman
Harry McLaughlin
Edward Wetterman
John van Range Company
William Stautberg
Alms & Doepke Company
B. J. Gilday
ELKS
Wes
Kansas City
Marshall
Mich
Adams
Ohio Truss Co
Hansel
Gretel
P.M
LA Tosca
Jim, the Conqueror
Peter B
Kyne
Chester Park
Bet
Constance Talmadge Antonio Moreno, “Venus OF
Venice
Lois Moran
Vera Voro
Donald Keith
Buster Keaton
Sally Phipps
Johnny Harron
Shirley Mason
Capitol
Gilda Gray—‘‘Cabaret
Tom Moore
Chester Conklin
Giovannia van & Schenck
Margaret McKee
Stuart Walker Company
Pomeroy
Vivian Tobin
George Gaul
Mars
Kismet
Grace Edler
Nics
Joseph Schildkraut
Lynde Putti
Heart Times
Palac
Orpheu Sky Theater
Alec B. Francis
Janet Gaynor
Peter Grimm
Fox News
William Rogers
Holland
Wurliizer
East Fourth Street
Dixie Terminal
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