Boys Paroled By Judge In Juvenile Case
Two Hamilton brothers aged nine and ten, charged with murdering Raymond Colley, were paroled to their parents by Judge James A. Strother after an initial indefinite term in reform school. The case was moved to juvenile court by petition of county officials, avoiding a criminal trial. Continued on page two.
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State Reform School
McDowell County
Grand Jury
G. L. Counts
W. D. Farley
Strother
Perion
Final Run of Train Marked With Tragedy
Mount Washington witnesses the final run of Old Pepperass as governors and citizens from seven states recall hardship and heroism after a photographer died and the locomotive was destroyed. Daniel P. Rossiti of Arlington fell from the engine. Edward C. Frost at the throttle, his son Caleb, Winston H. Pete, and W. S. Newsham were injured. all leaped from the moving locomotive as it plunged down the trestle.
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Mount Washington
N. H
Daniel P. Rossiti
Arlington
Mass
Edward C. Frost
Old Peppersass
Caleb
Winston H. Pete
Swampscott
W. S. Newsham
Concord
Four Die In Two Midwest Air Crashes
In Illinois a 23 year old Jensen and 21 year old Hilda Schaufelberg died when Jensen’s unlicensed plane crashed near Akers airport after engine failure. Pauline Taylor was injured. In Nebraska pilot Henry Oldham and passenger Mike Ryan died when their Midwest Aviation craft crashed near North Platte airport due to suspected frozen controls.
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Chicago
Jens Jensen
Hilda Schaufelberg
Pauline Taylor
Jensen
Akers
North Platte,Neb
Henry Oldham
Midwest Aviation Corporation
Mike Ryan
North Platte Municipal
Ryan
Oldham
North Platte
Robin nears mark for new flight record
The Missouri Robin and St Louis Robin endurance planes extended long flights from Lambert Field in Saint Louis as pilots Hammer, Shelton, Jackson, and O Brine chased a new sustained flight record. The Missouri Robin landed after 117 hours 20 minutes, a fuel hose incident trailing. Refueling contacts continued under clear weather with both crews circling awaiting a 3 01 pm CST target.
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St. Louis
Lamber- St. Louis Field
Joe Hammer
W. Genty Shelton
Louis
Dale
Red” Jackson
Forest O' Brine
O’brine
Red
Jackson
Brine
Lambert-St. Louis Field
Hammer
Shelton
Train derailment kills two in Vera Cruz region
In Mexico, a Jalapa to Vera Cruz passenger train derailed at Lagapto, Vera Cruz. Two people died and fifty were injured as two second class coaches overturned, authorities reported yesterday.
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Mexico City
Jalapa
Vera Cruz
Lagapto
Carolina Moon Echoes in North Carolina Father Reach
Claud Blackburn of Cliffalde North Carolina hurried to Grafton after a wire from City police noted his missing son, left in Blueville a year ago. The father arrived to visit the seriously ill boy at City hospital, amid concern and hope to reunite once more as pages continue.
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Claud Blackburn
Wayfarer
Cliffalde
North Carolina
Carolina
W. T. Bdyards
Blueville
Grafton
Wallace Henderson
Grafton City
Viniera Hits Iceberg Seeks Tug Tow to Halifax
St Johns July 22 Lloyds agents received the Viniera's message reporting a collision with an iceberg and requesting a tug to tow her to Halifax. The steamer stated engines were inoperable and provided position 42 40 N 40 44 W.
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St. Johns
N. F
Lloyd's
Viniers
Halifax
Viniera
Hoyt Flight Ends in Crash on Return Leg
Edmonton, July 22 Captain Ross G Hoyt’s attempt to fly New York to Nome Alaska and back ended in a crash near Valemount British Columbia. He was en route from White Horse Yukon on the third leg of his homeward trip yesterday. The US air flier escaped injury but his Curtiss hawk pursuit plane was wrecked. Hoyt was due to arrive at Mitchell Field today if he kept his pace after battling wind and rain since Thursday covering nearly 6000 miles.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Ross G. Hoyt
New York
Nome
Alaska
Valemount
B. C
White Horse
Yukon
United States
Hoyt
Mitchell Field
Rush Is Sentenced To Ten Years For Bank Embezzlement
Elkins West Virginia July 22 A V Rush a former cashier convicted last week of embezzling about 139000 from the People's Bank of West Virginia in Buckhannon was given the maximum penalty of 10 years in the state penitentiary by Judge H G Kump. The defense motioned to set aside the verdict and a stay was sought to appeal to the Supreme Court for a writ of error and bond was requested.
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Elkins
W. Va
A. V. Rush
People’s Bank of West Virginia
Buckhannon
H. G. Kump
Rush
Kump
M. M. Neely
Orda
Ater
Attentanee
Supreme Court
Aged pair slain in Arte mus home near Barboursville
In Barboursville Kentucky on July 22 James Forem 8 and his wife Mary 68 were found slain at their Arte mus home. Neighbors noted an open door and police said victims were beaten with an axe handle choked and shot through the heart. Robbery is suspected with several thousand dollars rumored at the house though nothing definite found. The residence was ransacked and fingerprints are the only clue as investigators pursue leads.
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Barboursville
James Forem
Mary
Artemus
Republicans Work On Tariff Bill In Senate
Washington July 22 Republicans of the senate finance committee focus on rewriting the house tariff bill. Leaders aim to finish in time for a report when the senate reassembles August 19. Democratic members, excluded from sessions, plan to meet to map their approach for the hard contest ahead. They oppose many proposed increases while not blocking enactment before the special session ends.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Calles Enters U. S. For Rest Sojourn
General Plutarco Elias Calles of Mexico crossed into the United States at Laredo and, after inspecting Fort McIntosh troops and receiving a 21 gun salute, boarded a train for New York. He plans to visit France from New York to regain his health, with the duration to depend on his recovery.
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Laredo
Tex
Plutarco Elias Calles
Mexico
United States
Fort McIntosh
New York
Calles
France
Ratification Bill Considered By Committee In Paris
The free committee recommended adoption of the ratification bill text for the Mellon-Berenger debt settlement. The chamber of deputies passed it yesterday and the senate awaits a foreign affairs committee report due later today before debate resumes on the debt settlement.
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Paris
Free Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Foreign Affairs Committee
Bremen Nears End of Record Transatlantic Voyage
The German liner Bremen neared the end of its maiden voyage to New York, reaching Ambrose light at 3 02 p m daylight and reportedly breaking the Mauretania speed record. It logged four days eighteen hours seventeen minutes from Cherbourg, beating the previous mark by eight hours seventeen minutes with average speeds around 28.2 knots. Captain Leopold Ziegenbein led the voyage and messages from the ship confirmed a 705 mile run yesterday, one mile past the former record.
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New York
Bremen
Ambrose Light
New York Harbor
Mauretania
Cherbourg
Lloyd One
Leopold Ziegenbein
Beloved Pastor Theo Crickenberger Dies After Illness
The Rev Theo Crickenberger pastor of St Pauls Lutheran Church died at home this morning at 3 50o after months of illness from stomach cancer He underwent Johns Hopkins surgery a year ago but declined further after months of relief He carried on his pastoral duties until four months ago when he could no longer rise His passing ends a long life of devotion with family and congregation continuing on page five
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Theo. Crickenberger
Mr. Crickenberger
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Crickenberger
David Phillip Theodore Crickenberger
Levi
Martha
Rioting Convicts Subdued At Clinton Prison
After five hours of rioting nearly 1,000 convicts at Clinton Prison in Dannemora New York returned to their cells under guard. Two inmates were dead and about a score injured by rifle fire as a breakout attempt collapsed.
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Clinton Prison
Dannemora, N
Clinton
Chinese Take Defensive In Repulsing Russian Attack On Suifen River
Reports from northern Anatolia note earthquakes and landslides killing about one thousand people and leaving ten thousand homeless in Surmene and Bizer while Turkish Red Crescent aids victims. In Manchuria, Chinese forces fought a Russian attack on the Suifen River as Chiang Kai Shek urges self defense and international support to uphold China’s rights amid rising tensions with the Soviet Union.
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Suifen
Vonstuttinople
Anatolia
Turkish Red Crescent Society
Constantinople
International Red Cross
Surmene
Bizer
Peiping
China
Main
Chang Hsueh Liang
Manchuria
Nanking
Chang
Associated Press
Dipatches
Pogranichnaya
Ch Nese
Vladivostok
Koe Kai Shek
Chiang
Red Cavalry
Ratification of War Debt Is Predicted
Washington predicts French ratification of Mellon Berenger war debt agreement will receive prompt House action when Congress reassembles in September. The pact may join the special session program as French Senate approves the Chamber of Deputies step. Meantime, plans to extend the $400,000,000 war supplies debt maturity from August 1 are under consideration as part of the general $4,025,000,000 accord.
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Washington
House
Congress
Chamber of Deputies
France
United States
Senate
Plane Going Strong Overiview From KWKH Flight
Shreveport Louisiana July 22. The KWKH plane has been airborne for 113 hours 12 minutes at 4 a.m. Central time. Pilots Van Lear Leary and William Currey Sanders report everything is OK and continuing in flight.
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Shreveport
O. K
van Lear Leary
William Currey Sanders
Sam Toylick Departs City After Odd Sojourn
Sam Toylick, recently seen in nude fashion, departs the city after a morning release. Captain Morehead notes he fled across the West Side bridge, avoided the sidewalk, and changed trousers donated by Sheriff W. J. and Deputy Linn Mays. He reportedly did not speak English and was considered an insanity case. Continues on page seven.
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Sam Toylick
C. T. Morehead
West Side Bridge
Captain Morehead
Bia
W. J
Linn Mays
Tovlick
Tles
Bes
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Peppersass
Middlewest
Birmingham
Als
167Th
Alabama National Guard
Montgomery
Lester Bouyer
Clayston
Bibb Graves
Eufaula
Kilby
Bouyer
Jack Hines
Beatrice
Clark
Robin
Wire
HOYTS
Alaska Flyer
U. S
St Paul’s Lutheran Church
Park Pavilion
Parkview
Far East
League
Britain
Russia
Esme Howard
Stimson
Worcester
George J. Have
Haye
Charles W. Holmes
Holmes
Poeke
Narriea
Sam
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