Zeppelin Starts at Dawn on Second Flight to United States
Graf Zeppelin aims for Lakehurst via Azores on a southern course, with 7500 mile range. Passengers include Sir George Hubert Wilkins and a gorilla to Chicago Zoo, while France withholds airspace permission.
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Zeppelin
United States
Sir George Hubert Wilkins
Friederiehshafen
Germany
France
Eckener
Lakehurst
N. J
Azores
Chicago Zoo
Friederichshafen
Graf Zeppelin
Hugo Eckener
Frank Nicholson
George M. Crouse
Syracuse
N.ass
Mystery surrounds death of Harvard student
Windsor Conn May 14 bidders specify run of mine coal to be delivered at fixed rate for Hartford county real buildings yarding bids to H A Rice Box 8 Hartford alcorn county detective hickey continuing inquiry into Huntington case ends investigation. doctors differ on cause of death with Cambridge police reporting ongoing page four continuation
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Oil Board of Education
Disset
Wstal
Windsor
Conn
Bel
M. Alcorn
Hartford County
Walter
Board of Education
Treadway Huntington
Harvard
Bia
Hartford
H. A. Rice
Washington
Alcorn
Atton
W. Va
Suffield
E. J
Hickey
Huntington
H. N. Costello
A. T. Pratt
John J. Brannan
Cambridge, Mass
Night aerial photography demonstrated in Ohio air maneuvers
The Army will show night photography from airplanes during air ground maneuvers in central and southwestern Ohio this week and next. A special camera with a synchronized flash apparatus captures images unseen by the naked eye, revealing troop movements and depot activity under cover of darkness.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cemetery Group Meeting Tonight At Y M C A
A special called Bluemont Cemetery Association meeting is set for eight o clock tonight at the Y M C A building to plan the year s program. Chairman L L Loar emphasizes urgency while secretary C A Keefer lists officers and numerous members urged to attend.
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Bluemont Cemetery Association
C. A. Keefer
L. L. Loar
A. Keefer
R. L. Clark
Frank M. Hollis, Jr
William Wren
W. A. Beavers
G. T. Bartlett
Edith Tucker
C. V. Miller
H.C. Compton
F. M. Keane
Kate Smith
Howard H. Hall
B. W. Perine
Henry Runge
Guy D. Haymond
Will Rendle
George Blaney
Blanche Guard
C. O. King
John Newcombe
D. ¢. Kinkle
Dry Officer Killed Chasing Rum Runner Near LD
Wheeling May 14 prohibition agent Dano N. Jackley 48 killed when his car was forced from the road by a fleeing liquor runner near Washington LD G. He had earlier served in West Virginia enforcement with headquarters here and transferred to Washington about two years ago.
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Wheeling
Dano N. Jackley
Washington
West Virginia
Jackley
Aos
Trench Death Hints Slayings Across Border
Douglas Arizona reports Thomas Chambers a Douglas taxi driver found slain near Agua Prieta Sonora across the line. A crumbling trench once used by rebel soldiers yielded a clue in the hunt for his killer. Chambers disappeared Wednesday night after leaving with an American companion.
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Douglas
Ariz
Thomas Chambers
Chambers
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Emory and Henry Students Urge Byrd Probe Into Fatal Shooting
The Emory and Henry College student body and Washington county cities petition Governor Byrd to investigate the death of J. W. Kendrick, 17, shot during an automobile chase near Abingdon. Officers Creynolds, Crowe, and Worley claimed Kendrick’s car ignored orders to stop and that they acted after threats and motorist dissent. The petition urges explanations of alleged indiscriminate gun play and warrantless stops by town and county officers.
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Richmond
Washington County
Emory and Henry College
Harry Flood Byrd
J. W. Kendrick
Emory and Henry
Abingdon
Kendrick
James Creynolds
James Crowe
J. W. Worley
Xendrick
Sterling Dutton
Paul Phelps
Knights of Columbus Elect State Officers in West Virginia
Frank A. O’Brien of Wheeling was re elected state deputy at the Knights of Columbus annual state convention in Charleston. Grafton was chosen for next year’s convention. New officers include L M McCormack Martinsburg state secretary E V Shorr Weston state treasurer Dr P C McGucken Charleston state lecturer John L Hechmer Grafton state advocate J R Logsdon Thomas state warden Dan B Leonard Parkersburg past state deputy Thomas W Gocke Piedmont alternate for the state deputy Thomas J Kirwin Charleston alternate for the past state deputy.
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Charleston
W. Va
Frank A. O'Brien
Wheeling
Knights of Columbus
Grafton
L. M. McCormack
Martinsburg
E. V. Shorr
Weston
P. C. McGucken
John L. Hechmer
J. R. Logs
Banks Close City Banks for Knights Templar Conclave
Banks including First National Grafton Banking and Trust Merchants and Mechanics and Taylor County Bank will close after 1 PM Wednesday May 15 to honor the 55th Annual Conclave of the Knights Templar.
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First National
Grafton Banking and Trust Company
Merchants and Mechanics and
Taylor County Bank
The
Knights Templar
Baptist Bible Union Probes School Fight
Des Moines faculty member and a university trustee traveled to Buffalo to present the students and faculty side of the dissension at Des Moines University. Four more left campus, police protected two at the station, and Dr. Wayman stayed to keep the university operating amid a court injunction ordering classes continued.
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Baptist Bible Union
Des Moines
Des Moines University
Buffalo
N. Y
Baptist Bible Union Convention
Dean C. Callaway
Minor Stevens
Edith M. Redman
University Board
Ale
The
Bible Union
E. Knechtel
Morris Rose
J.F. Dempster
Jone
Nadianize
Rose
Dempster
Wayman
Harry C.’Wayman
Theniversity
Leading Snake Authority Dies From Venomous Bite
New York on May 14 Snyder and Paul, a companion, encountered a rattlesnake. Snyder, 58, former keeper at the Bronx Zoo and pupil of Dr. Raymond L Ditmars, was bitten when a venomous fang pierced his hand while restraining the animal. He died yesterday at Samaritan Hospital after failed first aid.
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New York
Snyder
Paul Fot
Ed Stick
Charles i. Snyder
Bronx
Raymond L
Ditmars
Zoo
Samaritan Hospital
Suffern
Hoover seeks limited tariff revision in relief plan clash
Washington May 14 Administration leaders press to mend Republican rifts and push bills aligned with President Hoover amid debates over farm relief and debenture provisions. Senate aims to move tariff changes toward the president's desire for a limited revision, while the house is expected to strip the debenture element from the relief measure. A final farm relief vote looms as authors hope for White House approval.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Hoover
White House
Women Endorse Ten Nights in a Barroom Play
Mrs D Hawcott and Mrs J H Kramer praise the play Ten Nights in a Barroom as inspiring and helpful. Mrs Kramer, president of the W C W U, says it makes a great impression and has such a moral. Chicken dinner by the Ladies Aid Society of First Baptist church on May 15 after the Knight Templars parade, dining room open immediately, service until 7 pm, 50 cents.
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D. Bhawcett
J.H. Kramer
Kramer
W. CW. U
Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church
Templars
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Yorkshire Evening News
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Ashford Manor Club
London
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Gertrude Boothby
Rochester, Minn
J. A. D. Bell
New Haven
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Z. Poll
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North Dakota
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