Fiery wreckage hunt for Mont aviator Diteman
A radio report from Operator Serrick said no Marconi message was picked up confirming wreckage of Urban F. Diteman Jr. after takeoff from Harbor Grace Newfoundland. The search notes a black and orange wreckage with fuel details and possible route toward London via Greenland, Iceland, and open Atlantic waters.
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Lonson
New York
Greenland
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New Foundland
London
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Ocean
Harbor Grace
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Murana and Fate Lomighé Friday Event
Fragmentary text mentions Murana and Fate Lomighé with a Friday timing and partial notes on parts or partitions. The readable content lacks clear actions or outcomes to summarize further.
Flight Report From Omaha Area Incomplete After Event
The text describes a mistimed plan to circle Omaha with a group of Russians and an Alers party, detailing a breakfast at an airfield, coffee, and final recognitions. Fred Vanders of the Union-Chamber of Commerce organized a four member Tatepin commutes escort to a hotel for an informal reception. The flora will follow an arterial route to Chicago without stopping, with expectations to stay in Re until Monday.
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Omaha
Fred Vanders
Union-Chatber of Commerce
Alrnion
Chiensa
Four Killed When Fall From Scaffold At Worksite
Four steel workers died today when a ladder on their scaffold gave way during construction of a new water tank wall at Des Moines. The men Henry Bilis Ta Plata Wayne R Wetzel Oklahan Taylor Grinnell Ta and Fred Gompion Avine were employed by Pittsburgh Des Hoings Steel Co of Des Moines, contractors for the project.
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Kour Steel
Meath
Henry- Bilis
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Wayne R
Wetzel
Oklahan Taylor
Grinnell
Fred* Gompion
Avine Internet
Pittsburgh-Des
Sister of Mrs Ed J Miller Dies in Morning
News notes the death of Mrs. Brown, sister of Mrs Ed J Miller formerly of Huron, now living in Santa Ana California. The brief item records her passing and identifies family connections.
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Ed J. Miller
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Santa-Ang
Cat
Thanks From Owner For Use Of Stolen Car
A damaged note expresses gratitude from an owner for the use of a stolen car, praising how it was handled with courtesy and recommending the service. The fragment references Aberdune and Mekmobile terms, but details and attribution are unclear.
Students Deny Lift of Four Ton War Trophy
South Dakota State College students deny they are responsible for the disappearance of a four ton German field piece from Vermillion campus. They argue the trophy would be easier to carry back than the bite cannon, as the annual football game with State College looms during the Dakota D. anniversary events.
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Ant.aianing
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Remov
Vermilion
Hospitalized After Apparent Incident at Knoxville
In Knoxville Tennessee on December 4 Ralph Cagle a 28 year old cosmetics salesman was hospitalized after an apparent collapse or seizure. He was described as convulsing and swallowing what appeared to be false teeth as he entered the hospital. Mrs Cagle reportedly remained distressed and walked into the waiting area with assistance.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Ralph Cagle
Men To Plan Eat Meat Campaign In Omaha Meeting
The Black men members of the western and middle west Livestock Feeders and Growers association plan a national Eat Meat campaign in Omaha. At a later gathering they aim to present concrete plans, with Hart Hopley and Avande Ta leading the committee discussions.
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Omaha
Tha
Hiter State Livestock, Feeders, and Growers Association
Western
Middle
West
Campaigen
Harty
Hopléy
Avande
Chaltan
South Dakota Farms Seen as Global Production Power
A.W. Tompeins, South Dakota Farm Bureau leader, tells Kiwanis the state ranks high in farm output. He cites corn, flax seed, barley, rye, and wheat as key products and urges recognizing the state's rich resources and history in agriculture.
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South Dakota
A.W
South da- Farm Bureau Federation
Kiwanis
Robbery at Rosholt Bank Net $9,000 In Daylight
Bank workers were struck during a daylight robbery at the Community Bank in Rosholt, Roberts County. About $9,000 in cash and securities were taken. two suspects fled in a large black sedan toward Faygo or the Twin Cities. Authorities seek a dark, heavy man and a tall suspect in a yellow slicker.
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Twin Cities
Champion
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Henry’Kaufman
Henry’Kaufman, A ‘ ‘Customer, He Hat Looked "In the Vault. “Peserbe
South Dakota
Huron
Freasurer
Watertown
St. Will
Larsen
Rauscher
Atale
Volga
Test phosphate fertilizer shows modest corn yield gain
In Beadle County agent R V A Cave reports a test by William Whitney four miles north of the air grounds. Fertilizer applied to a field planted in corn yielded about one third more per acre in fertilized portions, though overall gains were near a bushel per acre. The cost may not be recouped this season, with expectations of larger differences in a drier year and potential four year effects.
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Beadle County
R. Va. Cava
Whitney
Bagshaw Resigns as Coach at Washington
The veteran football figure Bagshaw resigns from his post as coach at Washington amid a season of turmoil and uncertain future for the program.
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Bagshaw
Washington
Westing‘a-athletic
Hoover’s Train Endangered By Auto On Track
Albany October 24 report states three men removed an obstruction on the Baltimore and Ohio tracks a few minutes before President Hoover’s special train passed. The delay lasted eighteen minutes as detectives investigated yielding arrests of two men who confessed to placing the car on the tracks as part of a plotted damages claim.
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Albany
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Here
Obsta Cion
Baltimore and
Oho
Bergice
Aries
E. Wright
Hoover Outlines Channel Project Plans
President Hoover tours Washington on the way home and outlines a Mississippi River and tributaries development program. He says the plan would cost about 20 million dollars annually and complete the system in five years, aiming to aid farmers and industry with modernized waterways.
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James L. West
Associated Press
Tirain
Soover
Washington
Chict
Tucke
Memorial
Hoover
Mississippi
Beadle County Pioneer Dies After Long Illness
A Christian O. Bader aged 71 died this morning at his home five miles southwest of Vail Beadle County. He came to Beadle County in 1883 and settled on his farm in Kellogg Township likely the first settler in the area. He married Anns Hern and had Gustave Ella Victor Cheiatlan Jr and Ida all living on the farm. Burial was at Virgil Cemetery beside his wife who died in 1909.
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Bader
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Leyte
Virgil
Anns Hern
Union Ave
Gustave
Ella
Victor
Cheiatlan, Jr
Ida
Baldness Linked to Diet Lacking In Vitamins
Iowa State College nutrition specialist says baldness may result from insufficient proteins and vitamins in the diet. The Home Maker article notes the body stores nutrients internally, not in the hair, as a factor in hair loss.
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Amese
Awa
Iowa State College
Iowa
Économica
A.abiny Pate
Guard saves life of heir to crown in Brussels assault
Crown Prince Humbert of Italy narrowly escaped injury when a gunman opened fire during a ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier. A motorcyclist ahead of the prince’s car swerved, knocking the weapon aside and sparing Humbert. Police and gendarmes captured the assailant as crowds murmured for vigilante justice. The royal couple’s betrothal and forthcoming marriage were reported with official comments from the palace and church leaders.
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Brussels
Prince Wumbert
Italy
Prince Waa
Tim
Kips ‘Albert
Trafian
Hila Foxrebs
Humbert
House of Savoy
Deyeda
Rome
Vacea
Caryal Gamba
Turin
Esuciels
Victor Emmanuel
Elena
San Rossore
Pope Pius
Master Films Lost In Blast At Consolidated Lab
An explosion and fire at the Consolidated Film Industries laboratory in Hollywood on October 24 killed Albert Lund and caused extensive losses. Fire officials estimate initial damages possibly reaching tens of millions, with hundreds of master films and costlier assets destroyed or damaged.
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Hollywood
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Consolidated Films Industries
Parsons
Tte
Abott
Ae “Kirr
Albert Lund
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