Naval blimp C 3 explodes at Hampton Roads station
The naval blimp C-3 exploded at the Hampton Roads naval air station on Thursday, burning four aboard. None injured seriously, two burned slightly. The gas bag had been released for a photographic flight and was rising when the explosion occurred at about 75 feet. The crew parachuted to safety and the blimp was destroyed. The blast was blamed on the tip panel of the balloon being carried away by the vibra, igniting the craft.
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Dayton Strike Unchanged Amid Picketing and Nonunion Staffing
Dayton July 8 City Manager W O Barber ordered car companies to start at 7 am but no cars ran by 10 am as strike action continued. Nonunion crews were to operate after workers refused to return to old jobs at set wages. Union pickets surrounded car barns while company officials offered no comment.
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Recommend Juvenile Bureau to Take Charge of Charities
Columbus July 8 recommendation in a legislative committee report proposes the state bureau of juvenile research assume duties of the state board of charities. The board handles sane and normal children while the juvenile bureau custody includes mentally defective and criminal children. The report praises Dr B H Goddard director of the bureau and suggests relieving him of administrative duties to focus on scientific work. It upholds the medical department under Dr Gertrude Trenseau and notes resignations of Dr Florence Mateer.
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Naval bill up again over amendments at Sand Point
Washington July 8 The capital naval appropriation bill remains stalled as the House rejects amendments mainly on Sand Point naval aviation base Puget Sound pier extensions and two airplane carriers. Heated debate involved Rep Mann Mondell and Chairman Butler. Ten days in jail for contempt of court ordered in Middletown Ohio for Charles Espy in Bryant's civil suit.
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Sand Point
Puget Sound
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Charles Espy
Brewer Divorce Filed in Middletown Court
Elizabeth Brewer of Middletown sues William J. Brewer for divorce in common pleas court alleging neglect and desertion. She says he spent most of his time and money on other women and left her February 4. The couple married in Hamilton on April 1, 1909.
Outfitting Co. Manager George Van Doren Tours Fur Furniture Displays
George Van Doren of the Hamilton Outfitting Co. is on an extensive buying trip visiting displays to secure the latest fur furniture designs. He will review offerings and select new lines for the company.
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