Mexico's flying ace Captain Carranza killed in New Jersey crash
Falls in New Jersey July 18 AP Captain Emilio Carranza died when his plane went down in a wooded area about 25 miles from Mount Holly while on a non stop flight from New York to Mexico City. His body was found by Tom Carr of Shady Ridge New Jersey and identified by County Detective Arthur Cara King.
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AOA Chief Shot Down in Chicago
Chicago police report Joseph Fall 33 a plumbers' union business agent was shot dead while seated in his car. Four bullets hit Fall in the head and he died at a hospital. his brother John witnessed the aftermath. Police link the killing to a union election dispute and note a prior ambush years earlier.
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Pastor Jailed Over Dallas Tabernacle Fire Codes
Baptist pastor Rev. Earl Anderson was jailed for violating an injunction against his new Dallas tabernacle not meeting fire and safety standards. Women church members halted construction as Judge Towne Young ordered work stopped under arrest threat. The city inspector condemned the structure as unsafe and Anderson was freed on a pledge to obey the court.
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Dallas
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Rescued: Captain Sora and Dutch Engineer Van Dongen Found Safe
Captain Sora and Dutch engineer Van Dongen, marooned on Foyn island, were rescued by airplane and brought to King's Bay Spitzbergen after several weeks missing. The two men were sighted and airlifted to safety tonight.
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Spitzbergen
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van Dongen
Foyn Island
Floyd Ghormley Returns Home In Daed Condition
Floyd Ghormley a Butte insurance man who had been missing since July 4 returned to his home at 7 30 p m in a dazed condition, apparently suffered sunstroke. His wife said he has no recollection of the past nine days and had been seen buying gasoline at Toston and heading for Belgrade before his disappearance.
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Butte
Floyd Ghormley
Ohio Traveller Dies as Car Turns Over
Isidore Tenn enbaum of Cincinnati dies in an auto accident south of Melrose when the car veers into a sand hole and overturns. Companion Ross H. Brule escapes unharmed.
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Ohio
Smith closes conference with advisers on campaign plans
New York July 18. Governor Smith ends a series of conferences with Democratic National Committee members that have partly shaped a campaign organization. He returned late to Albany with plans for the near future remaining indefinite.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
Smith
Albany
Air Transport chief dies in plane crash near Houston
W. W. Barnette, 28, field manager and emergency pilot for Texas Air Transport, was killed when his aircraft crashed at Houston airport. He is survived by his widow. The piece notes nominating developments involving Democratic figures and ongoing planning for a formal notification in Albany.
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Houston
Tex
APJ
W.W. Barnette
Texas ‘Air Transport
Texas
Prohibition Party Considers Substituting Hoover in South
The Prohibition party mulls substituting Republican candidate Herbert Hoover for William F Varney if Hoover agrees to the Walstead act content. The party approved a rule allowing major party substitutions with national committee approval and plans a Southern campaign led by Varney and Edgerton to erode Gov. Smith support.
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Herbert Hoover
William F. Varney
Prohibition Party
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Repube
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Varney
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Alexandria
Business Girls Club elects Lena Philips president
Mrs Lena M Philips of New York was chosen for a third term as president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs at the New Orleans convention. New officers include J K Bowman Richmond first vice president Angie Woodall Berkeley second vice president Marion McClench Detroit recording secretary Georgia Priestley Kansas City corresponding secretary Margret Stewart Ogden treasurer. Selection of the next meeting place was deferred until tomorrow.
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Lena M. Philips
New York
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
J. K. Bowman
Richmond
Angie Woodall
Berkeley
Cal
Marion McClench
Detroit
Georgia Priestley
Kansas City
Margret Stewart
Ogden
Utah
Note in Wine Bottle Clears Mystery of Air Tragedy at Sea
A wine bottle found by a Prado fisherman near Bahia Brazil contains what may be the last message from Captain Saint-Roman the French aviator missing since May 1927. The note in French and English describes being at sea hungry and thirsty after a landing on a rock near Brazil. Two companions and Saint-Roman left Africa May 4 1927 for a flight to South America.
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Gigantic Wool Pool Proposed by Growers
Frank J. Hagenbarth announces plans for an annual wool pool in the United States with at least 50 million pounds of fleeces. The pool aims to stabilize prices and align them with foreign import levels, coordinated by a central marketing group and the National Wool Marketing council with potential federal cooperation. A meeting next month will finalize organization and five year contracts.
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Frank J. Hagenbarth
National Wool Growers’ Association
Wool Growers’ Association
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Mary B Chanell Re elected President in Butte
Mary B. Chanell of Butte was reelected president of the Montana State Federation of Negro Women’s clubs at the closing session of the annual convention held here on July 13.
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Butte
Mary B. Chanell
Montana State Federation of Negro Women's Clubs
Friday the thirteenth: aviation tragedies tally eleven deaths
Friday the 13th brought an unusual run of fatal aviation accidents with eleven deaths reported. The Associated Press notes six crashes occurred that day, highlighting a deadly pattern for air travel.
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Associated Press
Missoula Storm Ends Hot Spell With Severe Thunderstorm
Missoula ends a heat wave as a sudden thunderstorm strikes at 9 20 PM bringing hail and heavy rain. Days of record heat were followed by widespread damage and a string of aviation and transport incident reports across several locations.
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West End
Missoula
Boy of Four Foils Florida Kidnappers
Four year old Billy McAlister foiled kidnapping in Miami Florida by resisting captors who fled after locking him in a closet. Deputies traced nothing yet. Neighbors heard muffled cries and alerted authorities to the dark apartment video. The boy was returned unharmed to his parents. Ransom was promised but no trace of abductors found.
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Miami
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Sigersu
Billy McAlister
Oorna
Tat Mart
Radsom
Billy
Epidemic Toll Rises in Lee Massachusetts
The Lee Massachusetts septic sore throat epidemic now claims 22 deaths as health authorities push pasteurization of all milk. No new cases were reported today as officials continue containment efforts in the town.
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Lee. Mast
Authoress Wreaks Revenge on Hubby in La Jolla
Mrs Marian Noel Wright a 45 year old sculptress and author vented anger toward her estranged husband Frank Lloyd Wright at the La Jolla home. Police responded as she damaged property costing hundreds of dollars before she was taken into custody on a Malicious Mischief charge and released on $230 bail.
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Marian Noel Wright
la Jolla
Frank Lioyd Wright
Wright
Funeral for Elliott Held in New York
The funeral of Elliott was conducted in New York after a service attended by a special train to Conn for burial in Taylor.
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Elliott
New York
Rainbow Division Staging Reunion Plans Approved
A report from Orie outlines plans for a Rainbow Division reunion with national auxiliary organization prospects. Women delegates will meet to organize and appoint committee officers as part of the completed formal business.
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Orie
Afimial Busness
Hoover closes career as Cabineteer after seven years
Herbert Hoover ends his term as secretary of commerce after more than seven years in office under Harding and Coolidge. He plans to go to the Pacific coast and await notification of his Republican presidential nomination. He thanked journalists for cooperation during his tenure and awaits a White House meeting Monday for possible resignation acceptance.
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