Peak Clings To Glacier Victim Body In Mount Rainier Search
A dozen rescuers resumed the Mount Rainier search for Forrest Greathouse’s body after Edwin Wetzel was recovered. Guide Charles Brown led crews through snow, wind, and sun hampered conditions as they hunted the crevasse site and continued the perilous climb toward Camp Misery.
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Bel cd Pre Paradise Inn
Mt. Ranier National Park
Washington
Mt. Ranier
Forrest Greathouse
Edwin A. Wetzel
Milwaukee
University of Illinois
Paradise Inn
Hope
Wetzel
Camp Misery
Charles Brown
Incraham Glacier
Greathouse
John Day
Automakers report record first half 1929 production
Detroit July 5 Ford domestic output last month reached 177 419 units the largest in its history and six month world production hit 1 065 630 a new half year record. GM increases plant output at Tarrytown to 1200 cars daily while sales exceed 200 000 monthly. Chrysler Hudson and Chevrolet post gains with Auburn noting a 3144 car June shipment.
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Burnited
Detroit
Mich
Ford
Ford World
Ford Company
River Rouge
General Motors Corporation
Tarrytown
N. Y
Willys-Overland
Toledo
Chrysler
Hudson Motor Car Company
Hudson
Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
Buick Motor Company
Olds Motor Works
General Motors
Auburn
Rainier crevasse tragedy details from Mount Rainier party
Leon H Brigham chief guide recounts the glacial crevasse collapse that killed Edwin Wetzel and Forrest Greathouse during a Mt Rainier descent. Wetzel died trying to move to safety as Brigham and other guides fought to free injured men and summon help.
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United Pree
Seattle
Wash
B Hospital
Bec
Leon H. Brigham
Mt. Rainier
Edwin Wetzel
Milwaukee
Forrest Greathouse
Toledo
Til
Wetzel
Blizgard
Brigham
Robert Strohel
Strobel
Cat Rescued Aboard Sud Americano After Sea Storm
Olaf the blond ship mascot, signed on in Kiel, was swept overboard in a heavy sea but rescued by a quick lifeboat crew during a storm. The nine lives cat was warmed in the engine room and may receive medals from the Humane Society. The Sud Americano is a 17,000 ton diesel liner bound between Brooklyn and Buenos Aires.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Sud Americano
Kiel
Germany
Buenos Aires
Olaf
Biro
Davy Jones
Manuel Diaz
Garcia & Diaz
New York
Spanish Humane Society
Second Alarm Fire Subdued at Hethrington & Berner Plant
A second alarm fire at the Hethrington & Berner steel works on 701 Kentucky avenue resulted in $10,000 total losses including $6,000 building damage and $4,000 in machinery and stock. Firemen evacuated workers after a 50 foot roof section burned as an oil line ruptured by a rivet furnace caused a blast. One firefighter was injured and an employee ill from fumes. Frank Smith escaped from a crane cab after a window break. John McHugh, Engine 4, received minor injuries. Time: 9:30 a.m. Anderson, Ind. July 5. Rotarians installed new officers Elmo A. Funk, H. G. Thomas, B. B. Earley with James A. Vanosdol officiating.
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Hethrington & Berner, Inc
Steel and Iron Works
Kentucky Avenue
Robert Berner
Frank Smith
Silver Avenue
John McHugh
City Hospital
Times &Peca Anderson
Ind
Anderson
Elmo A. Funk
H. G. Thomas
B. B. Earley
James A. Vanosdol
Deputy U S Marshal resigns after arrest in Brazil Indiana
Deputy U S Marshal Simon T Hickman resigned after being arrested in Brazil Indiana on charges of driving an automobile while intoxicated and possessing liquor He pled not guilty and was released on bonds of 500 each The resignation was accepted by U S Marshal A O Meloy who said the trial would be July 15 in Brazil Indiana
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Simon T. Hickman
United States
Brazil
Ind
Meloy
Hickman
Department
J. C. Carpenter
Ira M. Holmes
Indianapolis
State board trims Marion County paving bond request
State tax commission shaved 23 233 from a 110 233 Marion county paving bond request for College avenue north of Fifty first street. Commission approved an 87 000 bond and awarded 73 250 to William D. Voge while Marshal L Oberholtzer received 8 290 for a bridge. 5 460 covers planning and supervision.
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State Tax Commission
Marion County
College Avenue
Fifty-first Street
State Tax Board
Indiana Taxpayers’ Association
William D. Voge
Marshal L. Oberholtzer
Ann Livingston Faces End Of Breach Suit Week
Chicago July 5 United Press reports a Chicago breach of promise case near its end as witness William Logan testifies Livingston called for a rich husband and a bashful Indian named Mike Badeen. Landlady Mrs Beyer recounts Livingston’s plans to marry Hardinge and later divorce for money. Attorney Wetten says prenuptial accords are nonbinding and Livingston seeks a binding contract.
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United Preas
Chicago
Ann Livingston
Franklin S. Hardinge
William Everett Logan
St. Louis
Ann
Logan
Tulsa
Miss Livingston
Hardinge
James R. Beyer
Charles Miller
Emil C. Wetten
Wetten
Man Held After Alleged Beating of Wife in City
Carl Cox age 27 of 222 West Wyoming Street was arrested on assault and battery and disorderly conduct charges after an alleged attack on his wife Zena Cox 23 early today. Mrs Cox is in serious condition in city hospital. Police report liquor found in Cox home.
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Carl Cox
West
Wyoming Street
Zena Cox
Cox
City Hospital
Columbus Age dies by poison at home in Indiana
Despondent over ill health and farming conditions, Columbus Age aged 79, father of ten children, five sons and five daughters, killed himself at his home near Allivan Indiana.
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United
Preece Allivan
Ind
Columbus
Here
New Orleans Riot as Police Fire on Striking Street Railway Workers
Police used riot guns to disperse about 200 strikers attempting to storm the Canal street car barn and seize a strike breaker. Four hundred imported strike breakers arrived to replace workers, sparking clashes that left multiple wounded and police fearing martial law as negotiations failed.
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New Orleans
Price
Canal Street
Sylvan Thibodeaux
William Foret
New Orleans Public Service Company
Joseph Morlinerio
Zara Kohman
Street Railway Men's Union
Theodore Ray
Plane crash victim Wilmer Stultz found intoxicated
New York toxicologist Dr. Alexander O. Gettler reports Wilmer Stultz was intoxicated at the time of the Roosevelt field crash that killed Stultz and two passengers. The examination was submitted to Philip Huntington, assistant district attorney.
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United Press
Silent on Dog Bets at Indiana Kennel Club Track
Promoters at the Indiana Kennel Club dog racing track kept plans secret to avoid police interference. Police Chief Worley eased vigilance with no officers at the track while Sheriff Winkler relied on two deputies. No organized betting occurred and no injunction petition had been filed.
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Indiana Kennel Club, Ltd
Allisonville Road
Claude M. Worley
George L. Winkler
Beauty Queen Explains Posture Rules For City Girls
Miss Peters and her parents visit Charles M. Leslie. She notes posture rules apply to every position in Wadleigh's annual contest. She attends drills and games and enjoys hobby baseball, playing indoor ball most.
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Agou Amit
Miss Peters
Charles M. Leslie
Gladstone Avenue
Wadleigh
New York
Wadleigh High School
Harlem
Tactmant
Man admits killing wife during quarrel before picnic
Jackson Michigan July 5 J Howard Shorney 24 year old minister's son confessed to killing his 22 year old wife Thursday as they prepared for a holiday picnic. Police chief Charles Phelps said the man refused to provide details and claimed another man was responsible for his wife who was pregnant.
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United Press
Jackson
Mich
J. Howard Shorney
Charles Phelps
Life for Rum Theft in Buffalo Ends in Life Sentence
In Buffalo on July 5 John Foster, 25, was jailed for life under the Baumes law after stealing six bottles of liquor from a private home. Judge Thomas H. Noonan called him a bad example for giving up good jobs to pursue a life of crime.
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United Press
Buffalo
John Foster
Thomas H. Noonan
Writer to wed beauty in fall engagement
John K. Winkler biographer of Rockefeller and Hearst and Euth A Whitney former Ziegfeld girl will marry this fall. They plan independent homes saying they each have two homes and anticipate a merry time. Engagement announced at a Hammonton New Jersey party hosted by Mrs. Walter B Kohl.
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Bu United Press
New York
John K. Winkler
John’ D
Georgian says slave trial is frameup
W D Arnold Sr a Webster county farmer on peonage charges testified in his own defense. He claimed L W Padgett sought to have one white man and three Negroes press peonage charges. Arnold admitted a fight with John Vanover during which he struck the man with an automobile jack but denied flagging him or stealing a revolver.
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United Pres
Arnold
Vanover
Police baffled in hunt for Slayer of Six
Detroit July 4 two men in custody as police probe the brutal sextuple murder of Benjamin Evangelist 43 his wife and four children found dead in their home. Investigators seek links to Evangelist s alleged occult rites and possible fanatical cult involvement.
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United
Detroit
Mich
Benjamin Evangelist
Evangelist
Retrial Motion in Burglar Case Involving Phillips
Tony Phillips, 22, former prize fighter, seeks a new trial in a burglary case with Max Epstein over alleged theft from King Outfitting Co. Diaz shows juror August Bohlen conducted a store visit during trial without permission, per Ira Holmes. Special Judge Thomas E. Garvin to hear the motion Wednesday.
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Behall
Tony Phillips
Thomas E. Garvin
Phillips
Reformatory
Max Epstein
King Outfitting Company
East Washington Street
Ira Holmes
August Bohlen
Holmes
Caenthies
Time Fliers Chase Endurance Record Amid Storm Turbulence
Byron K. Newcomb and Roy L. Mitchell struggle in the City of Cleveland to extend a refueling endurance flight beyond 173 hours as a lightning storm damages the support plane and ground crews rush a replacement. The endurance plane continues airborne with hope of surpassing the prior mark set at Ft. Worth.
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Bie Enite
Cleveland. O
Byron K. Newcomb
Roy L. Mitchell
City of Cleveland
Reg Robbins
Jim Kelly
Ft. Worth
Tex
Mitchell
Newcomb
Stewart Aircraft Corporation
Ernie Basham
Thomson Aeronautic Corporation
Endurance Flight Warning for Mendel and Reinhart
Federal and state aviation authorities warned Loren Mendel and Pete Reinhart to maintain at least 2,000 feet altitude while flying over southern California in pursuit of a new endurance record. They reportedly descended to 800 feet above ground at times to avoid fog hawks, passing a notable seventy six hour point with about 100 hours left to beat the Robbins Kelly record.
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Los Angeles
Loren Mendel
Pete Reinhart
California
Worth
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