Lindbergh Lands in Santo Domingo Amid Caribbean Flight
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh lands in Santo Domingo at 12 17 p m ending a 1635 mile leg from Port au Prince and two thirds of today's projected hop from Santiago de Cuba to San Juan Puerto Rico. The party plans lunch before continuing to San Juan as fair weather is reported for the next leg.
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Santo Domingo
Pan- American Radio
Miami
Charles A. Lindbergh
Port Au Prince
Lindbergh
Santiago de Cuba
San Juan
Porto Rico
Santiago
Lindbergh Reaches Port Au Prince During Caribbean Flight
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh and wife landed in Port au Prince Haiti at 9 30 am after a 270 mile leg from Santiago de Cuba taking 2 hours 34 minutes. He planned a short stop then onward to Santo Domingo as part of a 7000 mile Caribbean tour.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Pan American Radio
Miami
Charles Andbergh
South Amerca
Santiago de Cuba
Domingo
Dominican Republc
Santiago
Cuba
Charles A. Lindbergh
Caribbean Sea
Fort Au Prince
Kami
Avana
Camaguey
Flight of Lindbergh team on Caribbean leg to Port Au Prince
Aboard Lindbergh's plane en route from Santiago de Cuba to Port Au Prince the crew reports clear weather, head winds, and a planned stop on the second day. Mrs. Lindbergh, in a blue silk travel dress, stays terse while studying a map and enjoying a restful night.
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T. R. Gill
Associated Press
Col. Lindbergh
Port AU Pince
Radio O
Guannamo Bay
Port Alliance
Port Au Prince
Indbergh
M L Smith Considers Run for South Carolina Governor
Mendel L. Smith the Jamden attorney and former legislator and soldier may enter the next South Carolina Democratic primary. He would not commit but signaled readiness to answer citizens urging service to the state.
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Greenville
S. C
Mendel L. Smith
Jamden
Arist
South Carolina
Messenger Admits Part In Robbery
New York reports an 18 year old messenger named Mil An Alter confessed to police that he acted under others' direction in yesterday's theft of 512000 negotiable securities from the R V Hiscoe Company.
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New York
Milan Alter
Messenger Oy
R. V. Hiscoe Company
Okers
W C U Pledges Support to Hoover at National Convention
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union vows to continue promoting law observance and educating the public on temperance. The group will distribute literature hold public meetings and mobilize citizens to back government efforts, aligning with President Hoover's call for broader education beyond law enforcement.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Hoover
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Porto Rico
District of Columbia
Argentine
India
Japan
Ella A. Boole
Traveling Man Tried To End Life At Raleigh
A traveling salesman from Lake Charles Louisiana identified as A Suydam is recovering at Rex Hospital Raleigh after drinking poison Friday night in an apparent suicide attempt. Coroner L M Waring reports the man regained consciousness and that the poisoning occurred in his hotel room with a note stating nothing about a reason. He asked the hotel to send his bags to his wife.
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Raleigh
C. A. Suydam
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Rex Hospital
L. M. Waring
Suydam
Waring
Schwab calls Shearer Geneva observer arrangement unwise
Senate hearing reveals William B. Shearer, naval propagandist, was employed by Bethlehem Shipbuilding and two other Bethlehem units as Geneva observer. Schwab says he knew nothing at first and deflects responsibility to Eugene Grace and S. W. Wakeman. Grace testifies he learned of the deal in December 1927 and denounced the arrangement as unwise and against company policy.
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Washington
William B. Shearer
Senate
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Schwab
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
The
Steel Corporation
Shearer
Geneva
Bethlehem
Eugene Grace
Wakeman
S. W. Wakeman
Shipbuilding Corporation
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Grace
Robinson
Shortridge
Congress
Mrs. Rogers May Get Her Freedom
Mrs Rebecca Bradley Rogers once UT co ed faced a 1926 $1000 Farmers National Bank of Buda robbery case. A deadlocked jury led to discharge after two days of deliberations and the district attorney signaled no fifth trial. The jurors largely favored acquittal on insanity grounds in earlier ballots.
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New Braunfels
Tex
Rebecca Bradley Rogers
University of Texas
Farmers National Bank
Buda
Fred Bludwell
Plot to blow up sites in North Carolina shocks officials
Details of a letter alleging New York radicals planned to assassinate Solicitor Carpenter and other prosecutors in the Gastonia strike case emerged as the coroner postponed Mrs. Ella May Wiggins death inquest. Protests and a mistrial in related labor cases continued amid ongoing investigations and court actions.
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Charlotte
New York City
John G. Carpenter
Aderholt
Gastonia
North Carolina Police
Carpenter
Ella May Wiggins
Bessemer City
Wiggins
A. L. Bulwinkle
Clyde R. Hoey
Tony Grandone
North Carolina
Edwin R. Bridges
Bridges
J. F. Wallace
Alfred Hoffman
United Textile Workers
Marion
J. Hugh Hall
Hoffman
National Textile Workers Union
O. Max Gardner
Disarmament Resolution Withdrawn By Lord Cecil
In Geneva on September 21 Lord Robert Cecil withdrew Britain's disarmament resolution on trained army reserves amid League debates. A compromise proposed by Greek delegate M. Politis was accepted, recommending the assembly note the state of the issue while avoiding renewed confrontation as Anglo American naval talks proceed.
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Geneva
Robert Cecil
League of Nations
Lord Cecil
Great Britain
France
M. Politis
Three Escaped Prisoners Captured Near Cary Farm
Raleigh report says three of seven youths who escaped from Cary prison farm were recaptured. Howard Ozemond and James Foughs returned to the camp after near Graham. Charles Williams came back on his own. Four escapees remain at large: Lloyd Buckner Woodrow Lewis Frank Hunter Ernest Miller.
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Raleigh
Cary
Howard Ozemond
Rockingham
James Foughs
Forsyth County
Graham
Charles Williams
Buncombe
Lloyd Buckner
Madison County
Woodrow Lewis
New Hanover County
Frank Hunter
Buncombe County
Ernest Miller
Gaston County
Cary Farm
Three Killed in Mexican Election Disorder
In Mexico City three men died and others were wounded in clashes between Vasconcelos and Ortiz Rubiro supporters amid the presidential race. Portes Gil ordered police and military to restore order and arrest those responsible regardless of affiliation at Avenida Hidalgo near El Universal.
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Mexico City
Jose Vasconcelos
Pascual Ortiz Rubiro
Portes Gil
Avenida Hidalgo
San Fernando Park
el Universal
Hoover's Tariff Ideas Unchanged
In Washington on September 21 inquiries about the tariff bill elicited the official assertion that President Hoover has not departed from the tariff ideas outlined in his message to Congress.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Harry Stocks Collapse Shocks British Markets
London faces a broad market upheaval after the Clarence Harry group suffered a seven‑stock collapse. The exchange suspended trading as losses, estimated at 40.9 million dollars, spark talks of Bank of England intervention and possible widespread fallout. Harry and fellow directors surrendered to police on what authorities termed a voluntary arrest while awaiting formal charges.
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London
Stock Exchange
Great Britain
Clarence Harry
Stock Exchange Committee
Bank of England
Harry
Director of Public Prosecutions
City of London Police
Steel Industries of
United Steels Companies, Ltd
Corporation of Wakefield
Drapery Trust
Associated Automatic Corporation
Corporation and General Securities
Investment Trust
Photomaton
Retail Trade
Detroit Cabaret Fire Death Toll Climbs to 19
Detroit officials report the Study club cabaret fire death toll reaching 19. Seventeen others remain hospitalized with 13 still in care, Rolland Lowe of Detroit having died earlier today. Eight patients have been discharged, many in temporarily serious condition.
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Study Club
Detroit
Rolland Lowe
New German Mystery Ship Plays Big Role in Naval Talks
The 10,000-ton German mystery warship boasting six 11 inch guns could shape future naval limitation talks. Naval officers suggested if a 1936 move to abolish battleships occurs, Germany’s craft may force changes to the eight inch gun limit under Versailles and Washington agreements.
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Associated Press
Washington
Germany
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