Graf Zeppelin Flight Delayed by Bad Weather
Graf Zeppelin postpones its westward pleasure cruise due to a low pressure system and poor visibility at Lakehurst New Jersey. Dr Eckener and Lieut Commander Rosendahl announced the delay to sunset tomorrow as wind and weather conditions remain unfavorable.
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New York World News Service
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N. J
Middle West
Hugo Eckener
Charles Rosendahl
United States Navy
Great Lakes
New York
Eckener
Air Station
Germany
Lieut. J. M. Thornton
Rosendahl
Dr. Eckener
Aerology Department
Los Angeles
Drummond Hay
Otto Kiep
Washington
A. G. Masury
American International Corporation
Austin Beam
Chrysler Export Corporation
Edwin Stewart
H. W. Shhaefer Comany
B. E. Smith
Hutton Company
Karl von Weigant
Hearst European
Robert Hartman
Hearst
E. Warner
Avy
W. A. Moffett
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
W. P. MacCracken, Jr
Commerce
Aviation
J. H
Yankee Doodle Monoplane Carries New Record Bid Westward
The Lockheed Vega monoplane Yankee Doodle, owned by Harry Tucker and piloted by C B D Collyer, departed from Mine Field Los Angeles to challenge the five year old east to west speed record set by John Macready and Oakley Kelly. The flight path included McKeesport Columbus Indianapolis Terre Haute Wichita Albuquerque and the San Bernardino Pass with favorable weather aside from strong headwinds over the Appalachians.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Mines Field
Los Angeles
Harry Tucker
C. B. D. Collyer
Sky
John Macready
Oakley Kelly
Collyer
Tucker
Macready
Kelly
McKeesport
Columbus
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Wichita
Albuquerque
San Bernardino Pass
Appalachians
Judges Prepare For Lobbying Or Criminal Code
Preparations for presenting the new Ohio criminal code to the State Legislature will be completed at a meeting next Saturday. Judge Thomas H. Darby leads the committee with members from Cleveland Youngstown Columbus Toledo and more aiding in urging adoption. The revision, approved by both major parties, aims to reform criminal procedure and align with other states.
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Thomas H.darby
The
Common Pleas Court
Maurice Bernon
Cleveland
J. H. Co. Lyon
Youngstown
C. E. Blanchard
Columbus
M. C. Boesel
Toledo
Darby
Henry L. Scarlett
Edward Scheck
Akron
J. A. Fetterman
F. B. Warner
Marion
C. C. Middleswart
Marietta
John F. Locke
Canton
State Bar Association
Utility worker admits untruth in FTC investigation
Two witnesses testified in the FTC power utilities probe. One said a letter you wrote to Kentucky editors was not true. The other, Washington state’s School Superintendent, denied circulating propaganda for private utility interests in schools. The inquiry paused overnight with more documents to be introduced tomorrow.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Power Utilities
Louisville
Washington State
Robert Montgomery
Louisville Gas and Electric Company
George F. Oxley
National Electric Light Association
Boulder Dam
Robert E. Healy
Commission
Oxley
Kentucky
Josephine Corliss Preston
Seattle
Washington Industries Bureau
McCulloch
Healy
Prosperity Rift Debunked by Bank Heal
A Prosperity rift is described as a myth by Bank Heal in a brief regional note. The piece references industry, finance, and local economic sentiment, conveying cautious optimism amid sectoral chatter.
Prominent industrialists honored at Columbia dinner
Thomas Edison Henry Ford Orville Wright Charles Schwab Julius Rosenwald George Eastman and Harvey Firestone attended a Columbia University dinner at the Astor Hotel following a major industry conference. Speakers from finance publishing meat packing autos and steel discussed the current financial mood with N Y bankers noting psychological dangers and likely price readjustments.
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New York
Pioneers of
Columbia University
The
Institute of American Meat Packers
New York State Chamber of Commerce
New York City Merchants’ Association
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Orville Wright
Charles M. Schwab
Julius Rosenwald
George Eastman
Harvey S. Firestone
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Glenn H. Curtiss
Hotel Astor
Columbia
University
Meat Packers’ Institute
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants’ Association
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
Mr. Mitchell
Grapes, Fists, and a Street Duel at 1814 Race Street
A street fight erupted at 1814 Race Street when Isadore Aaronson and Propheter clashed over Aaronson's grape stand. Grapes flew from baskets into a slick puddle as locals gathered. police from the Broadway precinct made four arrests at the Second District station.
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Race Street
William C. Propheter
Isadore Aaronson
Isadore
Propheter
Signor Propheter
Broadway
Official ousted on graft charges in Kentucky case
Carl Besse of Bellevue Kentucky was stripped of his constable title by Judge Buten after failing to appear in Campbell County Court on graft accusations. Authorities alleged he attempted to extort slot machine operators in Dayton and Bellevue and destroyed machines. Besse had been appointed Monday to succeed George Merman.
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Chicago
Harold “Red’’ Grange
Detective Bureau
Helen Flozet
Flozet
Grange
Edward Quinn
Florer
Chester Dorsey
Bellevue
Carl Besse
Runpike
Buten
Campbell County Court
Besse
Dayton
Judge Buten
George Merman
Dr. Dorsey
Edward G. Myers
Mt. Hope Road
Esther R. Myers
State Avenue
Charles W. Hoffman
Myers
Hoffman
Mystery woman linked to large bootleg gin ring
Federal agents raided the home of Jack Marleau in Ft. Mitchell Kentucky seizing several quarts of gin and whisky along with Miss Eva Floyd aliases Lloyd arrested earlier. The investigation names Alfred C. Bonner Roy Smith and Miss Floyd as suspects in a larger illicit liquor operation with more arrests expected.
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Eva Floyd
Jack Marleau
Beech Drive
Ft. Mitchell
Marleau
S. E. Davis
Cincinnati
Federal Prohibition Office
Davis
Miss Floyd
Lloyd
Hamilton
Alfred C. Bonner
Fifth and
Henry Streets
Bonner
Greenwood Avenue
Roy Smith
South Front Street
Mr. Smith
Smith
Athough Marleau
United States
Covington
Sawyer Smith
Norris backs Smith for President in West campaign
Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska endorses Gov. Alfred E. Smith for president during a Portland stop. Norris cites Smith’s farm relief and opposition to the water power monopoly while disagreeing with Smith on prohibition. He urges the campaign focus on the Middle West and agricultural regions, criticizing Hoover on the power trusts.
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Portland
Ore
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Alfred E. Smith
Seattle
Omaha
Smith Camp
Norris
Smith
Gov. Smith
Middle West
Mr. Smith
Hoover
Flyer Plunges Mile to Death in Ontario Air Crash
Arthur D. Strevett, 19, Windsor student flyer, fell 4000 feet when the bi plane overturned over Essex County near Maidstone. Instructing pilot R H Soundy, 34, clung to a strut and escaped. Strevett’s body was found by his father and brother. Soundy blamed no one and noted Strevett controlled the plane earlier. Republican Progressive backs Smith for two reasons.
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Windsor
Ont
Arthur D. Strevett
R. H. Soundy
Essex County
Maidstone
Soundy
Strevett
Charles D. Strevett
Norman
Canadian
Royal Air Corps
France
Hoover to Campaign in Midwest Before Voting Day
Herbert Hoover plans a November 2 speech in St. Louis on waterways and agriculture as part of his Western trip. He will vote at Stanford University in Palo Alto the day after arrival home and may radio a post election address. Governor Alfred E. Smith accuses Hoover of hiding meaning with words over water power and public ownership versus private profit.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
St. Louis
Hoover
Palo Alto
Cumberland
Louisville
Grand Island
Neb
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
Stanford University
Norris
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Alfred B. Smith
Mr. Hoover
Nebb
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ogden
Reno
Nev
San Francisco
Peninsula
Associated Press
Boston
Alfred E. Smith
New York City
New York State
Madison Square Garden
Congress
Muscle Shoals
Coolidge
Machold
Smith
New York
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Rov. Hughes
Bock
Miller
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Frank
Tennessee
Gov. Smith
Samuel Gompers
Ec c
Strange Menagerie Found in Boxcar of Bananas
Workers F C Felice and M J Benner uncover a freight car shipment of bananas that disgorges a tarantula a scorpion six inches long a dying butterfly and armies of ants beetles in Dayton Kentucky. The bizarre cargo appears as a living menagerie rolling from the tropical boxcar.
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Tropics
F. C. Felice
East Pearl Street
M. J. Benner
Berry Avenue
Dayton
Borah labels Smith supporters anguished by forced speeches
In Joplin Missouri Senator William Borah tells a crowd that Senator Joe T Robinson Carter Glass Josephus Daniels Gov Dan Moody and others fail to defend Gov Smith's liquor stance and attack him. He calls their southern campaign trip for Hoover a display of agony of mind.
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Joplin
Joe T. Robinson
Carter Glass
Virginia
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Dan Moody
Texas
William E. Borah
Idaho
Gov. Smith
Martians Spurn Briton Message in Length Debate
London dispatch reports Dr. Mansfield Robinson failed to receive a Martian reply to a radiogram sent from England. He attributes silence to too short a wave length and urges funding for a thirty thousand meter broadcast while his wife denounces the experiment as foolish.
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London
England
Mars
Mansfield Robinson
Robinson
Evening Standard
Dr. Robinson
Burdock Cleared in Justifiable Homicide Verdict
In St Louis Missouri a coroner's jury ruled Charles Burdock 27 justifiably killed his brother Alex 22 after Alex mistreated his bride and abused their mother and threatened the elder with a knife. The jury exonerated Burdock and returned a verdict of justifiable homicide.
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Benedict
ST. Louis
Q@c
Charles Burdock
Alex
Burdock
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