Plane Wreckage May Reveal Fliers Fate in Yukon
White Horse Yukon Territory November 25 The wreckage of an airplane in the Liard river headwaters is thought to hold clues to the fate of Captain E J A Burke and two companions Emil Kading and Robert Marten who were lost during a prospecting trip from the Liard mining district toward Atlin British Columbia. Pilot Wasson pressed return for fuel but plans a later trip with woodsman Joe Walsh to search near the wreckage. A separate coast search by U S Navy and Canadian planes continues for Robin Renahan and two companions aiding Burke search efforts.
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White Horse
Yukon Territory
Liard River
E. J. A. Burke
L. Wasson
Joe Walsh
Wasson
Burke
Emil Kading
Robert Marten
Atlin
B. C
Liard Post
British Columba
United States Navy
Robin Renahan
Tom
Grover Marion
Grover
Thomasville
Marion Trial Develops Family Testimony and Structural Fears
Testimony from Tom Marion and his relatives aligns on the evening of October 4 and the bloody body of his wife. Engineers warn the courthouse roof shows serious deterioration with a truss failure risk, prompting calls for reconstruction under proper direction.
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Percy Bloxam
Tom Marion
Gurney William Marion
Grover Marion
Marion
Surry County
Hughes Daughter to Be Married in Local Court Action
Defendant Marion faces questions over the shooting on the Thomasville road as witnesses assert he held a gun upward during the struggle with a negro. The case nears closing with jury deliberations expected before Thanksgiving. A contrasting film review describes a futuristic comedy featuring El Brendel and Marjorie White with sharp satire and notable photography.
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Marion
Thomasville Road
el Brendel
Mars
Marjorie White
Legal setback in Gant case over service rules
The dismissal notes that service on Gant's daughter at the Gant home on November 12 was insufficient under the law. The summons must be personally served on Gant for legality, as Gant was absent in Florida.
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Gant
Florida
Court session runs long with hundreds called to testify
The proceedings stretch beyond three hours and 30 minutes as the courtroom fills with more than 150 witnesses subpoenaed to appear in the case.
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Almos
Baldwin given confidence vote as Conservative leader
Former Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin won a confidence vote from 800 delegates of the national union of Conservative and Unionist associations in London. He endorsed an emergency tariff on manufactured goods, opposed foreign dumping, and urged unity at the party’s helm despite internal tariff disputes and food tax debates.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations
Baldwin
Deposit Accepted After Closing of Bank in Test Suit
Venhoff and Hillen hatters sue to recover 1777.66 deposited after business hours at National Bank of Kentucky. They claim the money entered in the pass book on November 17 and thus not bank property. the bank closed November 17 and the suit seeks return of principal with interest.
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Louisville
National Bank of Kentucky
Venhoff and Hillen, Hatters
Paul C. Keyes
Lutheran Seminary Celebrates Centennial in D C
The Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary marks its 100th founding anniversary in Washington with representatives from Virginia North Carolina Tennessee Georgia Florida and Mississippi. The main service featured addresses by Rev J L Morgan Rev A G Voigt and Rev M G G Scherer.
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Columbia
D. C
Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
Missisippi
J. L. Morgan
D. D
North Carolina Synod
A. G. Voigt
M. G. G. Scherer
United Lutheran Church
Treasury Receipts Washington Navy November Figures
Treasury reports for November 22 show receipts of 5.040 million dollars and expenditures of 6.537 million, leaving a balance of 99.469 million. The figures reflect Washington Navy operations and overall treasury activity for the period.
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Navy
Treasury
Four Martinsburg Businesses Hit by Early Morning Fire
Fire in Martinsburg West Virginia gutted four business establishments and damaged another causing official losses around 50000 dollars. The blaze broke out early today and is under investigation with firefighters battling the flames.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Safety Dress For Sub Marines Demonstrated In Scotland
In Loch Long Scotland tests of a new safety dress for submarine crews show success raising divers from 140 feet. Inventor H L Davis describes a breathing bag with oxygen cylinder and soda lime cartridge to absorb exhaled carbonic acid. The suit allows escape if the hull floods and sailors exit via the conning tower hatch.
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Loch Long
Scotland
H. L. Davis
Soil Variety Found Across Arkansas
Arkansas hosts nearly every soil type known, reflecting the state's diverse geology. The distribution spans horizons from sandy loam to clay, with regional soils shaping agriculture, forests, and construction practices. Local researchers cite implications for cropping choices and land management.
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Arkansas
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