Lowenstein Mystery Deepens Over Parachute Claim
London reports a Dunkirk telegraph claim of a parachute seen near the Lowenstein plane over the English Channel. The fisherman saw a boat nearby and did not pursue details. Brussels holds a court of inquiry as Captain Lowenstein’s disappearance is probed amid estate actions by Count Roger Van Derstrasten.
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Alfred Lowenstein
Dunkirk
Lowenstein
English Channel
Brussels
Lowe
Tiny yacht Rosa sinks in transatlantic race
The Rosa, the smallest of four New York to Santander yachts, sank after leaving Ambrose Light July 30. Crew rescued by oil tank steamer Herman R Schoeler. all aboard reported safe. Also: Italian Savoia 64 plane damaged on a Touris landing will be flown to Natal for repairs. wheels broken, damage minor.
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New York Times
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Santander
Herman R Schoeler
Walter Hugo Schoeler
Rofa
Tuscaroro
Times
Ambrose
New York Harbor
Natal
Brazil
Arturo Ferrarin
Carlo P. del Prete
Touris
Rome
Wheeler Mansion in Washington Closed for the Summer
Senator B. K. Wheeler of Montana and family keep a summer home in Chevy Chase. The residence, bought after he joined the Senate, is valued at about 35000 and features a private tennis court and an outdoor Roman bath. The Wheeler home hosts lavish social events with wealthy guests and foreign diplomats during Washington visits.
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B. K. Wheeler
Montana
Senator Wheeler
Washington
Wheeler
Wheelers
Brooklyn Gunmen Fire On Port of Porto Ricans Kill Two
Four Porto Rican dock workers were shot in Brooklyn by gunmen in an automobile. Golltto Marrero 22 and Florentino San Just 19 died. Wounded were Rubble Le Paris 19 and Isaac Garcia 18. Police suspect mistaken identity linked to gangster Frankie Yale era influence.
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Frankie Yale
Golltto Marrero
Florentino San Just
Rouble le Paris
Isaac Garcia
Porto Rico
Garcia
Yala
Leutenants
Smith Would Call Farm Relief Conference If Elected
New York July 9 AP Goveror Alfred E. Smith declared that if elected president in November he would convene a farm problem study conference immediately after the election, aiming to present Congress a definite relief program at its opening session. He pledged to align with Houston platform objectives and urged rapid action to develop a concrete plan with legislative suggestions. Boston reports place biblical exodus date at 1275 B C per Dr Alelvin Grove Style.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Congress
W. H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Democratic Party
Houston
Butte Man Missing in Fear He Is Dead
Floyd Ghormly a 43 year old Butte insurance man vanished after leaving a Belgrade call home on July 4. He was seen in Belgrade alone after a farmers picnic in Broadwater county with Uncle Sam Hampton who aided in the search. His wife alerted authorities saying he may have carried a large sum of money and could have fallen to robbers or an accident, and remains missing despite searches by friends and officials.
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Floyd Ghormly
Belgrade
Broadwater County
Sam” Hampton
Ghormly
Finn Malmgren
Survivors from Italia Arctic Swing Near Forn Island
Five survivors of the Nobile Arctic expedition are encamped on the ice near Forn island in Sweden. The AP report notes they have ample supplies and are awaiting rescue.
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Tackholm
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Paddock Cleared to Join U S Olympic Team
New York July 9 Charles W Paddock was absolved of professionalism charges tied to his appearance with an athletic film and becomes eligible to join the American Olympic team earned in last week’s tryouts. The AAU registration committee will accept the Southern Pacific association certification as to Paddock's amateur status and team eligibility.
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New York
Charles W. Paddock
Daniel J. Ferris
Amateur Athletic Union
Southern Pacific Association
Paddock
Chilean Death Toll From Angamos Wreck At 209
Santiago Chile July 9 AP an official statement tonight cut down the probable death list resulting from the wreck of the naval transport Angamos to two hundred nine
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Chile
Angamos
Hoover to Receive Notification of Nomination on August 11
President hopeful Herbert Hoover fixed August 1 as the date for notification of his nomination. He will receive formal notification at Stanford University in Palo Alto. By August 11 he plans to depart Washington for California, visit the Coolidge residence on the Brule River, then proceed to the Pacific coast ending with a celebration in San Francisco.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Leland Stanford University
Falo
S Alto
Gality
S. By
California
Simmer
President Coolidge
Brule River
Wisconsin
Mr. Coolidge
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Carsley Family Involved In Crash North Of Rouan
Helena architect George H Carsley his wife and two daughters were in a collision seven miles north of Rouan while attempting to pass an oil truck. Carsley suffered a slight back injury. his wife and two daughters were unhurt. They plan to return to Helena tomorrow.
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George H Carsley
Helena
Rouan
Carsley
Scores Die of Heat in East and Hope for Rain Relief
The first general heat wave of the year grips the east. Heat deaths and prostrations rise across cities from Jamestown to St. Louis as temperatures top 90s. Thundershowers predicted tonight for the Atlantic seaboard and Great Lakes with rain expected in prairie provinces bringing relief.
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Manitoba
Canada
Atlantic Seaboard
Great Lakes
Prairie Provinces
Jamestown
N. Y
St. Louis
Albany
Ohio
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Massachusetts
Worcester
Springfield
Rengh Will Squash Noted Divorce Mill
Parle July 9 AP The storm in French legal circles over the American divorce mill broke today when Minister of Justice Louis Barthou approved a request for disciplinary action against lawyers and officials involved.
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Parle
Louis Barthou
Levine delays proposed flight to South America
Curtiss Field New York AP Charles A Levine the trans Atlantic air passenger tonight announced he had postponed for a few days a projected flight for South America in an effort to establish two new world non stop distance flight records.
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New York
Tilly G
Charles A Levine
tranz-Atlantic Air
South America
Tecord
Georgia GOP raises funds through postal employee dues
Records from Atlanta show many Democratic postal workers paid monthly dues into the Republican central committee treasury. Testimony by two officials denied that the money had been levied or assessed. The remarks were presented to a senate sub-committee investigating Republican patronage in Georgia.
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Republican Central Committee
Senate
Georgia
Boy 13 kills father after threats near Cozad farm
In Cozad Nebraska, a 13 year old, Clatton Anderson 14, shot and killed his father Cerl Anderson 35 after the father reportedly threatened the family and pursued them from the home. The family had barricaded in a rear room and fled to a neighbor's house before the fatal shot.
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Cerl Anderson
Clatton
Anderson
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New Bedford Mill Strike Not Broken
New Bedford Massachusetts July 9 AP claim victory in the first test of a thirteen week strike by textile mill workers. About 23 00 operatives refused a ten percent wage cut while 400 police guarded the gates and national guardsmen were held in reserve. Despite official calls to return to work workers formed strong picket lines and reiterated they would not accept the wage reduction.
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Mass
National
Robinson Opens Democrat Campaign Talks In Albany Mansion
Albany North Carolina July 9 The groundwork of the democratic presidential campaign was laid by Governor Smith and Senator Robinson at the governor’s executive mansion. Robinson declined to discuss issues or issue forecasts, saying he would wait until official notification. Jesse H. Jones Houston millionaire and party leader accompanied Robinson. Mrs Jones and W H Martin of Little Rock traveled with them.
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N.C
Smith
Robinson
Executive Mansion
Jesse H. Jones
Houston
Jones
W. H. Martin
Little Rock
Smith Laborer Killed by Train Near Missoula
Missoula reports A. Smith laborer on an extra gang for the Northern Pacific was instantaneously killed when struck by an eastbound freight train about 30 miles west of Missoula. He was said to have been sitting on the track after work hours. Body brought to Missoula.
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Missoula
G A. Smith
Northern Pacific
Beet Sugar Decision by Colorado Court
The Colorado Supreme Court rules a Mountain States Bert Growers Marketing Association member may contract individually for selling his 1998 crop without interference from the association. The decision centers on whether Charles T. Moor and other represented growers can abrogate their association contracts this year amid a dispute with Great Western Sugar Company.
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Denver
Colo
APLA
Aud Preme Court
Mountain States
Bert Growers’ Marketing Association
Great Western Sugar Company
High Court
Charles T. Moor
Logan County
Dry Party Back Hoover for President in Chicago
Two minor parties the Prohibition and the former labor meet in Chicago to name candidates for the national fall election and consider endorsing Herbert Hoover to defeat Al Smith. The Prohibitionists may back Hoover while the former labor group weighs its ticket options to curb Smith's strength and align with other factions.
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Chicago
Prohibition
Smith
Leigh Colvin
Chaiman
Naional Committee
W South
New York
President Coolidge Fishes at Cedar Island Lodge
President Coolidge rested quietly at the Cedar Island lodge in Superior as he fished to pass the time. Tomorrow he will meet with M. F. Hanson and J. T. Murphy, publishers in Duluth and Superior, to discuss political situations in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
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Wis
Coolidge
Cedar Island Lodge
Wisconsin
Minnesota
M. F. Hanson
J. T. Murphy
Duluth
Women Aviators Escape After Crase In Marfa Wreck
Two women aviators Mrs Phoee Fombre and Mrs Eddie S nson escaped unharmed after their plane wrecked during a maternal rehab tour near Marfa Texas. They arrived in El Paso tonight, shaken but uninjured, following similar incidents by other flyers on the tour without incident.
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Phoee Fombre
Eddie S«nson
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Fas
Radio Folk to Fight License Revocation
Washington July AP reports representatives from 107 radio stations urged the Federal Radio Commission to block license revocation set for August 1, arguing the stations are operated in the public interest. The commission noted 162 other stations did not send reps, seen as lack of resistance to dropping out of broadcasting.
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