Graf Zeppelin Flight Plans Across Atlantic Second Trip
The Graf Zeppelin, under Dr Hugo Eckener, began its second Atlantic crossing from Friedrichshafen with 58 aboard including 18 passengers and a female passenger Susi the gorilla. The dirigible aimed for Gibraltar then possibly the Azores and Bermuda en route to Lakehurst New Jersey, facing fog and variable winds as it departed at 5 45 am local time.
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Friedrichshafen
Europe
Atlantic
America
Gibraltar
Azores
Bermuda
Lakeshurst
N. J
Hugo Eckener
Susi
Mary Pierce
New York
Sir George Hubert Wilkins
Lake Constance
Basel
Switzerland
Walash
Saeckingen
Dr. Eckener
Spain
Loire
Taylor County Board of Trade Nearing June 1 Launch
Progressing reports indicate more than 50 supporters signed up and cooperation from city chain stores and business firms. Membership managers say operation will begin by June 1 with enlistment ongoing led by Acting Secretary Karl J. Nuzum and Chairman E. M. Jackson. The program aims for broad countywide support across service clubs civic groups and citizens.
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Taylor County Board of Trade
Karl J. Nuzum
E. M. Jackson
Jackson
Taylor County
Disaster list marks 1900s US fatalities at Cleveland clinic blast
The Associated Press notes the Cleveland clinic hospital explosion ranks among major US disasters in the last 75 years. It cites historic fires and explosions, listing Iroquois Theatre Chicago 1903 and Triangle factory fire 1911 among others with high death tolls, and mentions Miss Elizabeth Evans of Pairmont visiting.
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Associated Press
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
United States
Iroquois Theatre
Chicago
Conway's Theatre
Brooklyn
N. Y
Rhode’s Opera House
Boyertown
Triangle Factory
New York
Pittsburgh
Morgan, N. 4
Knickerbocker
Washington
Exeter
Calumet
Mich
Richmond
Frayer
Seattle
Front Street
Baltimore
Naval Arsenal
Lake Denmark
N. J
Detroit
Philadelphia
Pompton Lakes
Clyde Cole may recover from attempt at death by own action
Clyde A. Cole, 49, cashier of the First National Bank of Shins ton, shot himself in a Shinnston barber shop rear room and was hospitalized in Clarksburg. Bank examiner Charles W. Green said Cole’s accounts appear satisfactory. Cole, married with two children, gave no reason for the act. Green had been on a periodic inspection with assistants.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Clyde A. Cole
First National Bank of
Cole
Green
Assistants
Shinnston
Grafton
Tragic Sights Attend Blast In Cleveland
Cleveland residents endured a grim night at the morgue after yesterday’s clinic disaster. A line of anxious families waited to identify victims as officials tagged bodies and prayed over the dead. The tragedy touched all walks of life, with priests ministering last rites amid the sobs and gasps of a shocked city.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
Long Abandons Impeachment Trial Of Governor Huey Long
Baton Rouge May 16 Senate court of impeachment abandons trial of Governor Huey Long and dissolves by unanimous consent without hearing any testimony on impeachment charges.
Cleveland clinic blast probes split over gas cause
Six investigations opened into a Cleveland clinic explosion and fire with officials from Gov. Cooper’s administration and state safety agencies seeking the blast origin. Doctors Crile and Lower offered differing views on lethal gases from X ray film amid hydrocyanic and bromine gas theories and uncertainty over exact cause.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
Cooper
P. J. Devine
W. E. Obetz
H. G. Epret
State Division of Safety and Hygiene
Joseph Andrews
Max Gross
Patrick Fertie
Verrie
Ferrie
George W. Crile
William E. Lower
Dr. Lower
Edwin D. Barryl
Grant
H. L. Rockwood
William D Guion
Lower
Pearse
New York
Ghastly Yellow Smudge Fatal To Clinic Patients
A Cleveland Clinic Hospital disaster story describes a deadly yellow gas cloud that trapped patients and staff. Victims choked and fought the elevator, many collapsing near the dental room as responders found them on the third floor and roof. Continued on Page Two.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Page
The Death List From Cleveland Clinic Disaster
Revised list of dead and injured from the Cleveland Clinic disaster names Dr. Harry Andison and many clinic staff and patients. Included are Phillip Bader Cleveland Max Bartholomew Medina sketch artist Evelyn Bernier clinic employee R E Bix Cleveland Heights engineer and patient Dr. John Borello clinic staff physician Dr Roy A. Brintnall Lakewood physician on clinic staff William J. Brownlow East Cleveland artist Mrs W W Busby Indianapolis Mrs Carl Cleveland Mrs May B Carse patient Cleveland Romeo Casinio Cleveland Mrs Rosa Casinio Cleveland Richard Collins Cleveland Miss Minnie Costley Cleveland Helen Charlotte DeHart clinic nurse Miss Fannie Dembrow Cleveland Mrs Florence Epstein Chicago Miss Zanna Fahey X ray technician Mrs Evelyn Faydner Akron Hugo Fields Akron Continued on page five.
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Wean
Harry Andison
Cleveland Heights
Phillip Bader
Cleveland
Max Bartholomew
Medina
Evelyn Bernier
R. E. Bix
John Borello
Roy A. Brintnall
Lakewood
William J. Brownlow
East Cleveland
Indianapolis
Carl
May B
Carse
Romeo Casinio
Rosa Casinio
Richard ‘Collins
Minnie Costley
Helen Charlotte DeHart
Fannie Dembrow
Clevel
Land
Florence Epstein
Chicago
Zanna Fahey
Evelyn Faydner
Akron
Hugo Fields
Dr Crile Faces Losses After Cleveland Clinic Blast
Dr George W Crile, surgeon founder of the Cleveland Clinic, faced tragedy as a blast released suffocating gas at the hospital. He calmly moved from an operating room to the lawn to help treat victims, declaring it a film gas disaster as more details emerged.
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Cleveland
Crile
Cleveland Clinic
George W. Crile
Deadly fumes blamed for clinic blast deaths
In Cleveland a hospital explosion and fire killed many, with 120 confirmed dead and more possibly to die. Victims included patients, nurses, doctors, firemen, and officers who battled the acrid gas blamed on nitrous oxide released by burning film. Medical staff reported blood transfusions and oxygen failed to halt the toxin, and doctors predicted more deaths as the gas attacked red blood cells.
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The
Elinic
John Phillips
George W. Crile
Mount Sinai Hospital
Ella Muller
Mt. Sinai
William
Lower
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Lakehurst
Eckener
Okeh
Columbia Broadcasting Company Today
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Lyons
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Nimes
Barcelo
Roosevelt Field
Armeno Lotti
Jean Asselant
Rene Lefevre
Elizabeth Evans of
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Clyde Cole
Templars
Fred M. Hawkins
Huntington Commandery No
C. Day Fleming
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