Polish and French aviators duel over Atlantic route
Dieudonne Coste and Jacques Bellonte depart Le Bourget with film from their rivals and a motion picture of their own takeoff. In the air they pursued the Marshal Pilsudski contenders, while their counterparts in another craft carried beef extract, coffee, and champagne as they crossed toward New York.
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Idzikowski
Jubala
Coste
le Bourget
France
Dieudonne Coste
Jacques Bellonte
United States
Marshal Pilsudski
Doret
Polish and French airmen race to New York on July 13
Reports from Santander and Paris detail the Question Mark and the Polish plane led by Majors Idzikowski and Kubala crossing the Atlantic toward New York. sightings near Cape Finisterre and off the French coast mark ongoing cross Atlantic attempts amid public excitement in Warsaw and Paris.
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Pilsudki
London
Cara
Associated Press
Marshal Pilsudski
le Bourget
New York
Paris
Fiiers
Halifax
Icikowski
Kubala
Air Ministry
Esperance Bay
Cape Finistere
Warsaw
Idzikowski
le Boudget
Marshal Ullsudski
Casimir Kubala
Ludwick Idzikowski
Atlantic
Cape Finisterre
Spain
Liexos
Oporto
Portugal
Idrzikowski
Coste
Joseph Lebrix
South America
United States
Maurice Alexis Jacques Bellonte
French plane Question Mark flies over Gijon at 10 30 a m
A French plane identified as Question Mark passed over Gijon in northern Spain at 10:30 a m Greenwich time. Weather reported as cloudy.
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Santander
Spain
Dieudonne Colte
Cabo Mayor
Gijon
British Chief Threatened by Armed Cranks
London July 13 armed guards were posted around Foreign Minister Arthur Hendersons residence after a man demanded to see him and produced a pistol shouting To get him yet two well dressed men later called and left after threats police kept their identities confidential in the incident from the new labor government during the year.
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London
Arthur Henderson
Labor
Hender ‘Son
Belgian King Robbed While in Swimming
Brussels reports tensions over the German Belgian reparations unsettled marks issue. An accord linked to the Young plan commits Germany to annuities beginning March 31, 1930, totaling several large payments in varying yearly amounts, with provisions for in kind settlements if moratoriums intervene. Clyde G. Mouser of Independence visited Gratton today.
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Brussels
Paris
Belgium
Germany
Clyde G. Mouser
Independence
Gratton
Malt Tonic Industry Hit by Prohibition Edict
Milwaukee brewers face an immediate shutdown of 12 percent malt tonics under a Do Run order raising malt solids to 18 percent and capping alcohol at two percent. The move threatens a $2,000,000 annual industry and could force plant closures and machinery write‑offs. Prohibition chief James Doran said the change targets beverage misuse while preserving medicinal purposes.
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Milwaukee
James M. Doran
U. 8
Prohibition
Milwaukee Brewers
BE. C. Yellowley
Chicago
Washington
Do‘ran
Doran
Dolan
Noted Actress Brother In Law Given Five Years
Morris Bogoslowski, brother in law of musical comedy actress Ethelind Terry, was convicted last night of conspiracy to forge and sentenced to one to five years in prison. He was also questioned in an unrelated theft of jewelry worth thirty thousand dollars from Miss Terry and her husband Henjamis Bogeaus, Bogoslowski’s brother.
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Chicago
Morris Bogoslowski
Ethelind Terry
Bogosowski
Miss Terry
Henjamis Bogeaus
Bogoslowski
Appraise Hession Estate After Inquest Held
Appraisal of the estate of Jas Hession World War veteran after his death and an inquest at Weston State Hospital was filed Friday. The estate values property at about 31 000 dollars. Mrs Mary Hession Carney was named administratrix.
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Jas. Hession
Weston State Hospital
Mary .Hession Carney
Trade Body Hears Reports On Local Creamery Plan
Taylor County Board of Trade Industrial committee discussed a proposed creamery linked to Imperial Ice Cream Company at last night’s meeting. The plan aims to extend local dairy production, improve farmer profitability, and ensure a ready market, with bankers and officials urged to study the dairy situation in depth before moves. General Manager J H Randolph cited West Virginia milk cost issues and suggested Imperial could help establish a long term, profitable market if conditions align.
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Imperial Ice Cream Company
Taylor County Board of Trade
Industrial Committee
Associated Banks of
Grafton
Oxter
J. H. Randolph
Randolph
Taylor County
West Virginia
Tam
Imperial Ice Crea Company
Industrial Trade Board Names Committees In Logan Area
A Trade Board meeting revealed a milk plant operator in Logan West Virginia plus operations in Charles Town Williamson Athens and Oakland Maryland. They noted inquiries from firms including L Hoff man Schoenborn and others. Harry C. Compton led an industrial committee with named chairmen and Karl Nugum became permanent secretary as President G T Bartlett announced.
Car Strike To End Soon In New Orleans
In New Orleans on July 13, conciliators hoped for an end to a street railway strike. Three men were seen at the Gentilly car barn trying to burn a wall with a federal injunction protecting Public Service Company property. Firefighters contained the blaze and saved the old car storage building. Citizens advisory committee planned another meeting with the car company directors to push negotiations between 1,500 striking workers and management.
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New Orleans
Gentilly
Public Service Company
Fire Department
Citizens Advisory Committee
Opera Tenor Injured In Fall During Ravinia Performance
Chicago tenor Fose Mojica of the Civic Opera Company was injured when he fell during a July Ravinia staging of The Jewess. The incident occurred during the performance and prompted an onstage pause while responders attended to him.
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Chicago
Fose Mojica
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Frat Bedroom Scene Ends Abruptly During Performance
During the second act Mojica attempted a leap through a window to evade the confrontation. He misjudged the height, his arm was wrenched, and he could not continue, his role taken over by Desire Defrere the stage director.
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Mojica
Desire Defrere
Moonshine Case Leads to Grand Jury Bond
Arch N. Bigby was arrested Thursday night at his Blueville home after authorities uncovered a moonshine operation. He was arraigned before Magistrate M. D. Allender and released on a $1,000 bond to await the October grand jury. State Troopers H. K. Debendarfer J. W. Wooddell and Lt. Wallace Henderson made the arrest as Mr and Mrs R L Newton and children along with guests Mrs George Warner and Ruby Davis were visiting the Lambe farm near Evansville.
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Arch N. Bigby
Xnotts Fous
M. D. Allender
Blueville
H. K. Debendarfer
J. W. Wooddell
Wallace Henderson
R. L. Newton
Richard
Virginia
George Warner
Ruby
Davis
W.J. Lambe
Evansville
For Sale or Lease West Side Fruit Store
Advertisement notes sale or lease of a West Side fruit store. Application at the store or Liberty Shor Shop, 104 6.
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West Side
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