Girl Reporters Plan Globe Circling World Trip
Elizabeth Ahrens of Paola Kansas and Mary Shapiro of New York, graduates of the University of Missouri School of Journalism, will write their way around the world in two years starting this summer. They will begin in Honolulu for a month on an American newspaper, then travel to the Orient visiting Peking Shanghai Hong Kong India Italy Spain England Germany and France. They will fund the journey with earnings and small home allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Me
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
Elizabeth Ahrens
Paola
Kas
Mary Shapiro
New York
Honolulu
Orient
Peking
Shanghai
Hongkong
India
Italy
Spain
England
Germany
France
Angola
Ind
Gibraltar
Lindau
Sun
Rangoon
Southern Cross
Sydney
N. S.W
London
Mexico City
Rhine
Stockholm
Katherine ‘Westcott Tingley
Paris
Caillaux
Surplus and debt drop mark end of 1929 fiscal year
Washington reports a 1929 fiscal year ending with a 185 million dollar surplus and public debt reduced to 16.981 billion. In other notes, Atlanta educator Alexander Hamilton Johnson is found beaten to death. Wabash announces a fifth trunk line plan. police turn over a letter naming Frank Marlow for New York authorities. air incidents claim several pilots’ lives. Lindbergh, endurances, and cross-country flights feature in multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlanta
Alexander Hamilton Johnson
Wabash Railroad
Ofton
Frank Marlow
New York
Columbus
Waldo E. Robey
Air Mail
Sacramento
Cal
Ira I. Wil‘dnbon
Airways Company
Berlin
N. J
Nicholas Engleman
Automobile Association Hits Dry Law Shooting
The Automobile Association of America at its 27th annual convention denounces alleged motorist shootings by law enforcement. President Thomas P. Henry of Detroit warns of agitation and dynamite on highways but asserts backing for law abiding motorists and enforcement that does not endanger safe road users.
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Automobile Association
Buffalo
Automobile Association of America
Thomas P. Henry
Detroit
Mr. Henry
Whalen Links Grosso in Marlow Night Club Killing
New York police say Dave Grosso, held as a material witness, killed Frank Marlow of the night clubs last Monday. Grosso, a fugitive for Elizabeth NJ mail theft, was arrested in Long Island City. Nicholas McDermott and James Graham are also held as witnesses. Whalen claims Marlow aided Grosso before his enemies plotted to remove Marlow.
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New York
Grover A. Whalen
Dave Grosso
Frank Marlow
Groasd
Elizabeth
N. J
Long Island City
Nicholas McDermott
James Graham
Grosso
Whalen
Marlow
Queens
New Glue
Boston
Michael P. Crowley
Kkillter
Crowley
Lawyers Seek Release of Scarface Capone
Philadelphia July 1 A writ of superseders was filed in superior court today seeking the release of Al Capone Chicago gang leader serving a year in county prison for carrying a loaded gun The writ relates to an appeal from Judge John E Wateh s Saturday dismissal of an application for a writ of error in Capone s trial and sentencing on May 17 Capone seeks reversal of sentence or a new trial
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Philadelphia
al Capone
Chicago
John E. Wateh
Capone
THREE YOUTHS HELP EDISON
Morristown New Jersey July 1 three small boys became partners with Thomas A Edison in his search for a domestic source of rubber. Edison spoke to the boys for an hour beneath a Meadowbrooke cherry tree detailing plans and experiments in Florida and West Orange. The boys recalled little beyond discussions of growing rubber in the United States.
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Morristown
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
United States
Meadowbrooke
Edison
Florida
West Orange
Mr. Edison
Alabama bank fails after president surrenders in Alabama
United States bank examiners audit the West Alabama National Bank of Wifaula after the surrender of president Allen M Brown. Officials expect a shortage to exceed 75000 dollars as the bank fails to open for business. The move follows Brown's resignation announced yesterday.
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Montgomery
Ala
United States Bank
West Alabama National Bank
Wifaula
Allen M Brown
W. J. Jordan
United States
eThe Bank
Injured man remains unconscious after wreck on Northwestern Turnpike
James Demotto lies in City Hospital with a fractured skull and severe wounds from a truck crash on the Northwestern Turnpike near Fellowsville. Accompanied by his father Andy and Charles George, Demotto and two others were rushed to the hospital early Saturday. George and the elder Demotto were discharged today. Doctor Paul Warden says Demotto will likely regain consciousness but offers no further prognosis.
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James Demotto
City Hospital
Northwestern Turnpike
Démotto
Andy
Charles George
Paul Warden
Pathfinder Starts Trip From Old Orchard Maine
Old Orchard Me July 1 1922 If favorable weather reports are received tonight the monoplane Pathfinder will start from here tomorrow for home its navigator Lewis A Yancey announced today
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Old Orchard
Tomorow
Oime
Lewis A. Yancey
Danish prohibition conference urges diet bill for local option
Copenhagen reports the Danish prohibition conference adopting a resolution urging the government to push through a diet draft for general sobriety with local option by district voters. The motion marks the abstinence movement’s 50th anniversary. In West Virginia notes, Albert Riffle and wife killed in a Tennerton crash. Albert’s burial planned at Big Run. Minor Woods, driver of the truck, faces manslaughter charges. The Rift les lived at Big Run and Carolina Mine, Marion County.
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Copenhagen
Wenster Springs
Albert Riffle
Tennerton
Big Run
Diana
Minor Woods
Hacker Valley
O Riffle
Riftles
Carolina Mine
Marion County
Biffle
National Edges Association annual convention election
The national Edges Association will hold its annual convention here with elections for all officers and directors. The event will determine leadership for each award and positions. Local attendees await the official vote results and forthcoming nominations.
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National
Edges ‘Tion Association
Ficers
Amandas
Rev Thomas loses meal amid rat escape
Disjointed report recounts Rev Thomas and family reacting to a rat breaking a trap and eating a chicken dinner planned for a celebration. Mentions Miss E Ruth Pyr, Miss Eile MacGregor, and Captain Claude Fo in nominations for a British army-related event in Lincoln and Minneapolis.
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T. P. Thomas
Thomas
Dawn Jin
New York
Thumell
Atlanta
E. Ruth Pyr
Victoria
Dle
Lincoln
Neb
Eile
MacGregor
Minneapolis
Claude Fo
Be Notifi
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments and Errors
puzzle page shows garbled OCR from a daily crossword with scattered entries across and down. It includes broken across clues like Bartiete Bubiten and Veote, plus stray numbers, misprints, and partial words, with a few intact items like aroma and weapons amid the jumble.
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Circle Globe
Honduras
Tampa
Colon
Panama
Polly Little
Martha Washington
Polly Little Candy
Owlers
Welch's
B. F. Poe
Gality
McDermott
Flushing Cemetery
Alabama Bank
Hospital Attades
Fellowsville
Joe Demotto
Paramount
William Powell
James Hall
Louise Brooks
Jean Arthur
Pathfinder
N. E. A. Head
Daily Cross
Pillarie
Isi
Aturday
Pirteiairi
Aroma
Lore
Collage Doereg
Arthur Goebel
Byrd, Chamberlin, Goebel
Jensen, Stinson
Amelia Earhart
Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation
Broadway
N. Y
RADIO
NBC
Summions
WIZ
WBZA
WBZ
WBAL
WHAM
KDKA
WJZ
WLW
WCCE
KWK
WREN
Pennnsylvania
Mortis
Ash
Jarvis O11 Company
Clarksburg
W. Va
Nash
Studebaker
Hudson
Dodge
Ford
Grand St
South Side
Grafton
W. W. Nash
Pierce-Arrow
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