Eckener Arrives by Boat in New York City Hall Meet
Graf Zeppelin pilot Dr. Eckener lands at the Battery after arrival by boat from New Jersey. A city procession to City Hall greets him as Mayor Walker welcomes the famed voyager. Navy dirigible Los Angeles salutes from above while Eckener recalls past air journeys and discusses a potential around the world flight.
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Continenta
Eckener
Lakehouse
N. J
Graf
Germany
Battery
City Hall
Daisies J. Walker
New York
United States Navy
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Ohio
Lakehurst
Dr. Eckener
Jersey City
Atlantic
United States
Lady Drummond Hay
Mears
America
Lady Heath Back From Emergency Brain Surgery
The British flyer Lady Heath was rushed from Cleve land Emergency Clinic to Lakeside Institution for brain surgery designed to stop cerebrospinal fluid flow and prevent meningitis. Dr. Elliott C. Cutler and Dr. C. L. Harmon led the operation with two assistants. Several bone fragments pressing on the brain were removed. She remained unconscious at dawn, with recovery uncertain and days likely before the crisis passes.
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Lady. Heath
Lakeside Institution
Cleveland
Elliott C. Cutler
Lakeside Hospital
C. L. Harmon
Lady Heath
Lady Heath’s plane crashes through roof injuring her
Lady Heath in the Great Lakes biplane crash lands after side slipping near a smoke stack. She is unconscious with a fractured skull a broken jaw and severe head injuries. Mechanic Erwin Kirk escapes. Lady Heath plans to settle in the United States with citizenship sought.
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Great Lakes
Lady Heath
Erwin Kirk
Husband Unconcerned
Lady Mary Heath, Britain's top woman aviator, lies in a Cleveland hospital as her estranged husband Sir James Heath, a British industrialist, says he will not rush to America. He indicated no reconciliation is planned despite her reported critical condition and his earlier statements about debts she incurred.
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Carlton Club
London
Sir James
America
United States
England
Harry R. Flory
UNS
Mary Heath
Britain
Cleveland
Ohio
James Heath
James
International News Service Today
Lady Heath
Borough warns of nightly vices and fines in Homer City
Officers say the practice is growing with complaints nightly and many girls involved under 15. Drunks will be locked up on sight and local drinkers turning quiet may be kept overnight. Horn-blowing motorists will face fines and Burgess Blyth vows strict enforcement to ensure violators are fined.
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Burgess Blyth
San Juan Sinks After Fog Bound Collision Off California
The San Juan went down in three minutes after colliding with the tanker C T Dodd off Pigeon Point, California. Rescue efforts under dense fog saved 36 of 110 aboard, including 27 from the Dodd and seven from the Munami, as coast guard ships and nearby vessels searched the wreckage. Captain A F Asplund went down with the ship. Ralph Hillsman reported the rapid sinking and escape by life raft.
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INS
San Juan
Pigeon Point
Lhrge
Los Angeles
Central California
S.C. T. Dodd
Dodd
Munarni
Pacific
Frank Lynch
Coast Guard
Davenport
Piegon Point
Half Moon Bay
Santa Cruz
Point Bueno Ano
the Plare
Ralph Hillsman
C. T. Dodd
O. S
Nanty Glo Tragedy: Man Shoots Self in Barn
Deputy Coroner notified as the body was ordered to Ondriczek morgue for autopsy. Authorities deem Sebina's death a self-inflicted act though an inquiry will follow. Albert Arkosy, a friend, slept nearby and said he knew of no personal crisis until awakened by the gunshot. Both men were boarders at the Toth home and Sebina, with a European wife and family, had been unemployed for three weeks, brooding over joblessness.
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Russell Yout
Ondriczek
Sepina
Albert Arkosy
Hay Mon
Toth
Sebina
Europe
Stockholders Back Leader Amid Confidence to Carry On
Stockholders expressed support for the leader amid assurances from top executives that the organization would carry on. The vote of confidence followed a period of doubt as the group outlined plans to maintain momentum and stabilize operations.
Sinclair praises oil empire as vital to world progress
In a letter to Sinclair employees, founder financiers note six months ended June 30 earnings of 16.44 million, up from 9.45 million a year earlier. He lauds growth from a small local group to a 100000-strong workforce, stresses oil’s central role in modern life and urges continued natural resource service. He charts company expansion from 1916 gasoline output to 900 million gallons in 1928, refinery capacity over 124000 barrels daily, 1.25 million acres, 2400 wells, and a 19 million barrel ocean tanker fleet. He declares no retirement and hints at future vigorous effort.
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Ings
Sinclair Company
Sinclair
Oklahoma
Galléne & By
Att
United States
Mexico
Sinclair Consolidated
Wall Street
Stocks at 1 30 Quotations Furnished By Hemphill and Noyes Co
Quotations for stocks at 1 30 are supplied by Hemphill and Noyes Co with Indiana Theatre Building contact 1100. Prices, figures, and market notes accompany the listing in this period bulletin.
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Hemphill and Noyes Co
Indiana Theatre
George Smith elected Grand Chef de Gare in Forty and Light
George A. Smith of Somerset was elected to succeed William S Yeager of Girard as Grand Chef de Gare of the Forty and Light Legion branch. Thomas Munroe was re elected grand commissaire intendant and other officers were chosen as delegates and grand cheminots for the national and district posts. Over 20,000 visiting Legionnaires are in Scranton for the convention with 25,000 to 30,000 ex service men in the parade tomorrow. General Charles P Summerall will visit and Lieutenant Governor Arthur James will speak.
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Charles F. Gorman
Philadelphia
H. P. Mechler
Germantown
Smedley Butler
U. 8 Marines
Louisville
Harrisburg
Legionnaires
George A. Smith
Somerset
William S Yeager
Girard
Forty and Light
Legion
Thomas Munroe
Cherry Tree
Slatington
South Central
J. C. Diehl
York
North Central
AJ. Bietzke
Mansfield
George C. Brown
Masontown
Earl A. Seiple
Greenville
National Convention of the American Legion
John H. Fawcett
Oil City
James F. Ryan
C.C. McLain
Indiana
Harry Shenton
Chester County
William §. Yeager
Adam A. Harley
Sunbury
Harry Darling
Erie
Dr. Reed
George Nicken
Ridgway
Edward Royer
Carlisle
Clara Haughton
Summitt Hill
la Conclergs
John d. Moore
Pottsville
L-Armorier
C. P. Paddock
Ridgeway
Historienne
Scranton
David J. Davis
Iron Division
Charles P. Summerall
Iron Division Army
Suramerall
Arthur James
McKeesport Couple Wed in Blairsville Ceremony
Rudolph Unglaub and Thelma Schorr both of McKeesport Pa wed in Blairsville last night by Justice Ralph C Brown. Mr and Mrs C P Fretts of Hast on Pa and Mr and Mrs Austin Fretts of Milford Pa were Thursday guests of Indiana friends.
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Rudolph Unglaub
Thelma Schorr
McKeesport
Blairsville
Justice of the Peace
Ralph C. Brown
C. P. Fretts
Haston, Pa
Austin Fretts
Milford
Indiana
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