Graf Zeppelin to Fly to United States Tomorrow Uncertain Weather
Graf Zeppelin final tests completed at Friedrichshafen as weather will decide the launch toward Lakehurst New Jersey. The airship, 770 feet long, with 119 foot height, aims to carry 18 to 20 passengers on the first all passenger transatlantic voyage, with notable officers and Americans among the expected riders.
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Atlantic
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Friedrichshapen
Hugo Hekener
Graf Zeppeli
United States
Eickener
Lakehurst
N. J
Hugo Eckener
Tomor
New York City
Europe
America
Lake Constance
Los Angeles
Charles Rogen
Defense rests in bank case in Pittsburgh
Attorneys for three officials of the defunct Brotherhood Savings and Trust Company rested their case at noon. The defense pleaded acquittal, arguing they only sought to save the bank from financial distress while testifying about the Knapp bond deal and alleged embezzlement of 102500.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Brotherhood Savings and Trust Company
Whey
Benjamin FR. Lencer
Rabbit Season Opens November 1 Board Cites
The Board of Game Commissioners set the rabbit season to begin November 1 and run through December 15. Hunting allowed six days weekly after December 15, with earlier restrictions noted and clarified to prevent confusion over dates and regulations. Non-resident restrictions were also announced by the game commission.
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Board of Game Commissioners
Game Commission
Authors Club Opens Season at Hotel Corry
The opening meeting of the Authors Club last evening at Hotel Corry featured a 6:30 start, decorative tables, and roll call as members shared summer vacations. Mrs Allie Taylor presented year books, Miss Mary Gondra spoke on Ireland, and the next gathering is set for October 15 at 7 PM in the library building. The president, Mrs Mary Whittlesey, led the session amid hunting notices clarifying deer hunting rules for non residents are restricted only to deer.
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Corry
Allie Taylor
Mary Gondra
Ireland
Mary Whittlesey
Wanks Capture Championship
In a tense World Series clash the Yankees and Cardinals traded blows. Ruth homered twice and Gehrig blasted a grand slam as the Yankees surged with late scoring including Meusel and Lazzeri, but the Cardinals rallied. Final frames featured strong defense and dramatic plays as both teams pushed for the title.
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Combs
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Tuth
Gehrig
Meuse
Tung
Cardinals
Hottomley
Hafey
Hoenig
Vinie
Tafey
Severe quake felt in Mexico across New York dispatch
United Press reports a severe earthquake felt in nine Mexican states. Seismographs at Fordham University place the epicenter near Campeche off Ward Grite, Mexico, about 1,024 miles from New York. Tremors began at 10 02 am and lasted until 2 30 am, so intense they were recorded far away in central Europe.
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Mexico
John ‘Tynin
Forsham University
Ward Grite
Eutrope
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