Graf Zeppelin Over Arizona Attains Slower Speed
Graf Zeppelin crossed from Maricopa to Pichacho then Phoenix Aug 21 27 as weather battered the state. Reports say the craft flew at reduced speed near Phoenix after a heavy electrical storm. A Telop from Aztec 120 miles away noted activity as the flight continued toward Lakehurst.
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British Nation Sends War ships to Protect Citizens
British authorities dispatch warships to shield residents as tensions erupt between Jewish and Arab Muslim communities in Palestine. In Hebron and Tel Aviv clashes leave many dead and wounded, while British troops and police attempt to restore order amid renewed hostilities near Haifa Jaffa and Joppa.
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Associated Press
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Governor to Visit Scene of Pollution
Governor William G. Conley plans personal observation of the Cheat River pollution reported again, with attempts to determine exact causes. He notes clues point to Parsons Tannery and promises further investigation, citing reports of pollution above the tannery and appeals for game protection in the region.
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Grafton
Sentinel
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Cleveland is Trail's End for Derbies
Cleveland Australia 27 The Cleveland airport became the trail's end for fresh squadrons of cross country derby fliers today in the feature events of the day's program at the national air races Five derbies were included in the day's schedule with two reaching the finish line this afternoon One of the most spectacular derbies of the races the dash Continued on Page Two
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Packard Dies in Crash Near Detroit
War ren Packard, 35, heir to the Packard motor fortune, was killed when his private seaplane stalled at about 1000 feet near Grosse Isle Michigan. Pilot Talbott Barnard was seriously injured, expected to recover, after the craft crashed into a marsh by the Detroit River. Packard helped form the Detroit air yacht club two years ago.
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Warren Packtd
Packard Motor Millions
Grosse Isle
Mich
Talbott Barnard
Packard
Tarnard
Exhaustive Analysis Of Crime Will Be Made by Commission
Washington Aug 27 after laying its groundwork with statistics the national law enforcement commission will meet September 4. Widespread fires today continued to menace Manitoba timberland and prairie as drought showed no end in sight. Forestry officials called the situation critical and warned rain was needed to subdue fires and prevent new blazes.
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Winnipeg
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Immunization Drive Starts In Grafton Schools
Children in the Grafton schools will receive diphtheria toxin antitoxin free of charge next week via Dr. F. Suddarth, courtesy of the Health Department, to wipe out diphtheria. Superintendent Harold A. Rice said health nurse Edna Mason will assist as needed at various schools during the week beginning Monday at Central School.
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Diphtheria Immunization Campaign Begins at Central School
The Grafton Public Schools and Taylor County Health Department launch toxin antitoxin vaccination for entering students. Dr F S Suddarth and Nurse Edna Mason will staff Central School from 9 to 12 daily starting Monday September 2, with attendance organized by elementary sections through Friday. Parents must sign and return a vaccination request.
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Edna Mason
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Fetterman and Garrison
West Side
Injunction to Temporarily Close Crow’s Nest Roadhouse
Federal Judge William B. Baker issued a temporary injunction against the Clarksburg roadhouse known as the Crow’s Nest. Prosecutors and federal officers pursued closure after reports tied the venue to a fatal altercation that left Burl Lambert dead. Subpoenas ordered owners Antonio Selario and James Puzza to appear in Martinsburg on September 23 as investigations continue.
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William B. Baker
Clarksburg
Antonio Selario
James Puzza
Will Morris
Harrison County
James ©. Holt
Taylor County
Harry Ruble
Russel Farbee
W. B. Brimm
Martinsburg
W. B. Grimm
Harrison
Chicago We Will endurance plane circling for record
The Chicago We Will endurance plane remains aloft from Chicago harbor with no descent planned. Piloted by C. E. Steele and Russell Mossman, it has logged 90 hours since 6:30 am and refueling from Bix Ren lasted until noon.
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Gov Conley warns on low age barrier in labor jobs
Governor Conley denounces employers using age limits of thirty to forty to bar workers from employment, calling it a serious social problem. He cites letters from discharged workers aged forty and above proving capacity and willingness to work, urging reconsideration of age discrimination to avoid destabilizing social and economic structures.
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Associated Press
Virginia Federation of Labor
Grafton
Labor meeting enters second day of state convention
Governor William G. Conley visited Charleston by motor to attend the West Virginia State Federation of Labor gathering at the Moose Home. He was introduced by President John Easton who expressed gratitude for his appearance and offered continued support to the delegation as the session continued.
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State Federation of Labor
Moose Home
Trades and Crafts
West Virginia
John B.faston
Grafton
Goverley
Easton
Governor Conley Opening Remarks From State Officials
Wm G Conley claims the highest state office and addresses the governor, saying delegates and friends welcome you as the governor begins his opening remarks.
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Conley
Gover
Bennetts clash over aging host at family reunion
83 year old L C Bennett denies he is too aged to entertain and insists on directing the Bennett Family Reunion plans near Grafton. He proclaims he knows more about the family than any Bennett and sets up signs, tables, and lemonade for the September gathering, inviting relatives to attend.
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Strawberry” Bennett
Mount Union
Grafton
Knottsville Road
Knottaville
Use Airplanes in Smuggling Liquor Across Border
Windsor reports a Michigan pilot Ray Baumgartner was arrested near LaSalle docks amid a scheme using about a dozen air ports along the Detroit River for liquor smuggling. He and his plane were captured as authorities monitored an isolated field. A 33 page document continues on page four. Mary Eilsn Bute of Houston will be maid of honor at the launching of the cruiser Houston at Newport News on Sept 7. a Texas delegation will attend.
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Detroit River
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Plymouth
Mich
LaSalle
Mary Eilsn Bute
Houston
Texas
Cruiser
Newport News
Bomb Attack Targets Chicago Political Leader in Ward Attack
A bombing in Chicago destroyed a tail store partially owned by Sol lac G. Graham, Republican leader and private secretary to Lawrence F. King. Police view the blast as possibly aimed at King’s political leadership within the Thompson faction in the 12th ward. Graham also serves as president of the ward Republican club.
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Sollac G. Graham
Lawrence F. King
Chicago Sanitary District
King
Thompson
12Th Ward
Sellac Graham
Twelfth Ward
Republican Central Committee
Bia
Lay Measure for Changes in Senate Tariff Debate
Washington reports show Republicans on the senate finance committee preparing to unveil changes to the house tariff bill amid Democratic attacks. A draft majority report and the bill text are set for release, with Smoot expected to publish the text and a tentative report next week.
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Washington
Senate Finance | Committee
Oe Man Smoot
Senate
Coxey Leads Third Army To Remedy Unemployment
In St Louis on August 27 Dr John L Lavan former major league shortstop and later Kansas City Blues manager is named assistant medical surgeon for Universal Aviation Corp The movement across Ohio led by Coxey mobilizes again heading toward Washington with the aim of promoting the money at cost and non interest bond plan Continued on page two
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John L. Lavan
Kansas City Blues
Universal Aviation Corporation
Lavan
St. Louis Browns
Washngton Senators
Vanguard
Ohio
Capitol
Warren
Jack Sechler Goxey Jas
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