Atlantic Handicap Reflected In Westbound Flight Challenges
The Atlantic Handicap notes that eastbound flights face fewer obstacles than westbound attempts. British weather data show consistent westward winds and fog banks across the ocean, making westbound routes far more difficult for early aviation pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nungester
Coli
Lindbergh
British Weather Office
London
Hauts
Atlantic
Europe
Newfoundland
Byrdley
Insteas
East
Stuau
Washington chatter on Coolidge third term hint
In the nation’s capital readers note a growing belief among political opponents that President Coolidge did not announce his lack of a third term due to fatigue or political caution. The president’s silence is seen as telling, while newspapers quote prominent figures and social observations from Washington society. The year’s entries also hint at a lively corry fair and upcoming exhibits, with attention to fruits and vegetables in class judging.
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Walt Pussys
Coolidge
Ailire
Jon
Lee Rm
Aime
Cuilide
The New Bombers and Political Winds in 1920s America
A lengthy article discusses Navy orders for 48 airframes with air cooled and water cooled engines and high lifting power. It also covers bomber capabilities, range figures, crew composition, and bomb loads. The piece then shifts to U S political standings around President Coolidge, potential renomination, and the shifting support among Hoover Dawes Lowden Kellogg Mellon and others.
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Coolidge
Hoover
Kellogg
Holver
Mr. Coolidge
Mellon
Qillo
Wealth in Dead Sea Mineral Riches Promises Vast yields
A British American syndicate led by an American chemist seeks to mine the Dead Sea in Palestine, claiming waters contain high potash bromine salts and magnesium chloride. They estimate potential wealth at trillions of dollars, noting fertilizer value and dependence on foreign supplies, while acknowledging practical difficulties in extraction and processing.
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Dead Sea Wealth
Desi Sea
Palestine
Hoover
Cory C. B. Church
N. J. McIntyré
Jamestown
California
Italian Territory Coastline Recounted After World War I Shifts
Fragmentary account outlines Italian territory gains in the northern region once part of Austria. It references Crownlands and places like Gradisca and Istria, noting a significant population and a sum of money as part of the postwar settlement. The text is garbled but points to a realignment involving Toronto and Mary at war’s end.
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Italy
Austria
Kustenland
Maskell
Columbus Avenue
Crownlands
Man sentenced to Western Penitentiary and others jailed
Warren Sept 7 One man was sentenced to not less than three years in Western Penitentiary at Pittsburgh and three others received commitments to Warren County jail after pleading guilty before Judge D. W. Arand at the September term of the court of quarter sessions There will be no jury trials during the term Fred B. Kightlinger of Sheffield pleaded guilty to a statutory charge and was sentenced to not less than three years and up to seven years for the offense Lottie the young daughter will remain in the custody of the mother for the present John Balser and Edward Kightlinger of Southwest township were fined $100 each and costs and sentenced to 100 days in Warren County jail for illegal possession of intoxicants and misdemeanor Carl Flake was fined $100 and costs and sentenced to 80 days in jail The fines revert to the commonwealth for county use Classified ads discuss rooms and roomers
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Warren
Western
Pittsburgh
Warren County
D. Wi Arind
Fred
Kightlinger
Sheffield
Lottie
John Balser
Edward Kightlinger
Southwest Township
Carl Flake
Man May Die After Head Battering Cell Bars
Erie dispatch reports Clarence Moulton twenty four battered his head against cell bars at Erie police station while intoxicated. He was taken to Hamot Hospital in critical condition though later listed with a slim chance of recovery. A witness nearby helped summon officers after hearing a fall and blood. Moulton, a laborer, was arrested for drunkenness at 1902 State Street and placed in a cell for sobering up prior to court. His brother in Boston was notified of the incident.
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United Press Erie
Clarence Moulton
Erie
Hama Hospital
D'S. Hunley
Moulton
R.2
Joe Kelley
Temlant
Oor
State Street
Boston
Mase
DUNKIRK MAN DROWNED IN OHIO CREEK
Dunkirk man J Worni chek of 425 Eagle street an employee of Hodgkins Fields Hardware Company drowned while swimming in Eagle Creek near Warren Ohio at about 1 p m Monday. He was visiting his brother with his niece and other children when he appeared to suffer heart trouble and sank. A human chain from shore gathered to help but he could not be saved despite twenty minutes of recovery efforts.
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Dunkirk
E—Alwert J. Wornichek
Eagle Street
compPanys
Eagle Creche
Warren
Ohio
Peloek
Dinnichek
World fliers reach Rangoon in Pride of Detroit
In Rangoon Burma on Sept 7, American fliers William S. Brock and Edward F. Schlee arrived at 2 25 p m aboard the microplane Pride of Detroit. They departed Calcutta India at dawn, covering a long eastbound leg.
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United Press
Ngoon
Burma
the World Fliers
Willliam S. Brock
Edward F Schlee
Detroit
Caleutia
India
Rangoon
PLAN MOVIE ON OILINDUSTRY IN OIL CITY
Oil City prepares to host a six reel film tracing oil industry from Drake’s first well to modern refineries. Bureau of Mines engineer M P Leopold and team, with motion picture artists, will shoot scenes across Texas California and Oklahoma in collaboration with the American Petroleum Institute. Filming to span ten days or two weeks.
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Ol. City
Oil City
Drake
Vetee
M P. Leopold
Aafety
Hited States Department of Commerce Bureau of Mines
William Aube
Texas
California
Oklahoma Plate
Bureau of Mines
American Petroleum Institute
Death of Corry Man's Mother and New Highway Note
Mrs Gertrude Bates wife of the late Peter Bates died at her daughter's home in Harrisburg. Benjamin Broadbent aged 61 7 months died in Lincoln highway between Pittsburgh and the West Virginia line. the new link will shorten the distance between Pittsburgh and East Liverpool by about 90 miles. Survived by daughters and several sons. The highway completion slated for around October 1.
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Jamestown
Gertrude Bates
Peter
Unitec Pres Baten
Harrisburg
Benjamin Broadbent
Bowen Lini
Lincoln Highway
Pittsburgh
West Virginis
Traffc Wr
Hiek
Bates
James L. Stuart
Caroline
Wharton
Tarpon Springs
Flatner
Peter W. Bates
Columbus
Pitteburgh
East Liverpubl
Ohix
Tide F. Bates
Chevy, Pa
Youngsville Man Believed To Die By Own Action
Warren county and borough officials scrutinize a Youngsville man’s death deemed a potential self-termination after a note and warning from the deceased were found near the Allegheny River. Vira E. Lyon, 41, of Youngsville, reportedly threatened self harm while speaking with family. He was located near the river on Sunday, wearing dark trousers and a coat, with a small bag used to collect items sold by the train route from Old Lyty Olean.
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Warren
Sipe
Syute
Cpat
Pennsylvania Railroad
Vira E. Lyon
Youngs Mille
Lyon
Allegheny River
Trainmell
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Asthar Colapravi
Nation’s Capitol
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Mligs Mae Ie Ashurst
Hlizalegh Ashurst
Clyde
Jones
Miothen
Sapuday Ae
Seoretory
Corry Fuip
United States Navy
Isy Lanston
Manville
Messenger Theatre
Shir Sigeil
Raymond
Volngavillé
William Je
Doe Downey
Lave
Adelbert McGray
Adams Exprest Company
Nile
Troley
Thurstan Ob Corry
West Virginia
Spartansburg
Long Rim
Dawes
Lowden
Goolidige
Coaidige
Western Penitentiary
E. Congress ST
Youngsville
J. A. Lanston
North Center Street
Frank C. Caupin & Sons
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