Straton to sue two newspapers over slander claims
Pastor Dr. John Noch Straton announced from the pulpit that he will sue The World and the New York Evening Journal for slander and conspiracy for 200000 each. He attacked The World at Greenwood Lake for a hotel liquor story and criticized The Times and Herald Tribune over coverage of Gov. Smith and Hoover.
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New York
John Noch Straton
Calvary
Baptist Church
New York Evening Journal
Gov. Smith
Sults
de. Straton
The
Times
Herald Tribune
Smith
Hoover
Greenwood Lake
Evening Journal
Dr. Btraton
Isvng
Gov. Smith and
Myelf
Wind Velocity Challenge Hinders Weather Office Progress
Colmes B. Jones reports on the weather bureau wind speed problem. Chief Charles F. Marvin notes the difficulty of standardizing observations across varied local conditions, instrument changes, and height differences. Despite measurement advances, true wind velocity remains complex, yet current readings aid engineers and aviators and support high altitude air condition tracking.
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Colmes B. Jones
Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Charles F. Marvin
Bueau
Marvin Nays
Earth
Aléd
Marvin
Atrmen
Promising Science Seen From Cosmic Element Birth
Dr. Robert A. Millikan of Caltech told the Society of Chemical Research that evidence of iron creation in interstellar space is nearing demonstration. He linked cosmic ray bands to births of common elements and said future humans may live far wiser, with science guiding better living.
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New York
Sept
Robert A. Millikan
California Institute of Technology
Millikan
Millkun
Cameron
Dr. Millikan
Teave
Loid
Cuba to Aid Memorial Wavana Lighthouse Construction
Cuba will contribute 25000 toward the Columbus Menovatal Lighthouse project on the island of Santa Warings. A public subscription will be taken. President Machado appointed a committee to receive contributions.
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Wavana
Cuba
Machado
Columbus Mone Vatal
Sanata Warings
Ely and Ely back Smith for president in 1928
Miss Gertrude Ely, vice chair of the College League for Alfred E. Smith, praises Governor Smith for his stance on enforcement and his record in public service. She urges voter registration and college involvement while preparing to leave for Canada.
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Miss Ely
Smith New York
Gertrude Ely
Womneh
College League
Alfred E. Smith
Canada
Bly
Smith
United States
New Voters
National League of Women Voters
Ely
College Auresia Uz
Alam King
Cmip
Fragmented Textile Ad Describes Modern Tailoring Trend
A fragmented OCR item outlines a smartly tailored fashion theme with interwoven modern design elements. It mentions a perforated beige strip and two narrative brown pieces, suggesting a playful fabric arrangement and arced decorative accents.
Monkey gives life for Er field dog Jocko
In Kington North Carolina a monkey named Jocko lived with Russell and eight hounds. When the pack mocked a dog, Jocko leaped to defend his friend. A dog bit Jocko on the head during the fight, and the monkey died from the injuries.
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Jotho
Russell
Docko
Tangient
Jorko
Jocko
Jockos
Nobile Visits Lago's Mother in Milan Italy
Gen. Umberto Nobile and Arnaldo Mussolini visited the mother of Ugo Lago in Milan. Lago was a staff correspondent for Mussolini's Popolo d'Italia and one of those lost with the Italia brisk dirigible expedition balloon incident.
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Milan
Italy
Umberto Nobile
Arnaldo Mussollini
Popolo d'Italia
Ugo Lago
Mussolini
Italia
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Pyle
Kington
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Jacke
Jumetare
Nobile
Lago
Weiling
DRC. M. Gimeron CO
Ddth St
Cleveland
Acme Barber Shop
Hoover-Crats
Weathers Grocery Company Wholesale and Retail
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