Waynoka Oklahoma Welcomes Transcontinental Air Transport Convoy
July 26 Waynoka, Oklahoma, a quaint town of 1800 residents with Mexican laborer workers and a nearby 500 Indians near a bic Indian reservation, hosts T A T planes as part of a coast to coast air rail route. The town’s rough past gives way to a peaceful present amid caves and rattlesnakes.
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Serone-Boward
Alliance
Waynoka
Okla
Waynoke
Santa Fe
Bic
Oklahoma
Dog Race Injunction Hearing Set for July 30
Hearing on a petition for a temporary injunction to prevent police and Sheriff George L. Winkler from interfering with the operation of the investment brokerage wagering system at the Indiana Kennel Club dog track on Allisonville road will be held July 30 at 9 a m in circuit court at Greenfield. The suit was transferred to Greenfield on change of venue from Superior Judge James M. Leathers here.
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George L. Winkler
Indiana Kennel Club
Allisonville Road
Greenfield
James M. Leathers
From waste hair to carpet underlay innovation
In 1923 beef hair, once destroyed as waste, was sterilized and pressed into strips for carpet underlay by Louis H. Regensburg. A tanners' company turned losses into profits and Sales Management reports annual waste sales now reach 3.6 million dollars.
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Times Sweater
New York
Louis H. Regensburg
Indiana Law School opens 1929 30 at University of Indianapolis
The Indiana Law School at the University of Indianapolis begins its 1929 1930 term on September 18 offering a three year program leading to a Bachelor of Laws degree. Graduation enables eligibility for the Bar Examination and practice. For information address.
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Indiana Law School
University of Indianapolis
New York Radios to Enter Taxis Pending Approval
New York taxi riders may soon hear radio entertainment in rides as General Motors rolls out a new product under review by Police Commissioner Grover Whalen.
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United Press
New York
Grover Whalen
General Motors
Posse Trails Gorilla Terror Near Elizabeth
A community hunts a huge simian blamed for terrorizing farm women and children after it was seen near town. The creature, nicknamed the big boy, reportedly escaped from a carnival at Savanna and wandered the countryside as housewives barred doors.
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Elizabeth
Savanna
Chinese and Russians Both Predict Victory at Evansville
Natives of China and Russia in Evansville clash over the outcome of hypothetical war. Frank Yee and Rabbi Hyman Schatz give opposing views with Yee declaring Russia would not have a chance and Schatz predicting a Russian win though hoping war is unnecessary.
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Evansville
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Yee Dack
Frank Yee
Russia
Hyman Schatz
China
Dack
Rabbi Schatz
Hoosier Motor Club Maps Lake Webster Trip Route
The Hoosier Motor Club outlined a route to Lake Webster 140 miles distant. From Massachusetts Avenue and State Road 67 to Anderson then north on State Road 9 through Alexandria Marion Mt. Etna and Huntington to Columbia City. West on U.S. Road 30 to the marked county road, then north to the lake. Part of the road is paved to Huntington and gravel thereafter with one bridge bypass south of Huntington.
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Lake Webster
Hoosier Motor Club
Indiana
Massachusetts Avenue
Anderson
Alexandria
Marion
Mt. Etna
Huntington
Columbia City
Lightning Kills Five Farm Workers in France Storm
Five farm workers were killed by lightning while they sheltered under a tree during a storm in Clermont Ferrand France. The tragedy was reported today with authorities confirming fatalities and ongoing investigations into the incident.
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Clermont-Ferrand
France
Japan's Strong New Cabinet Faces Battle
Tokyo July 26 The Minseito cabinet led by Premier Yuko Hamaguchi faces hunger signs and the prospect of a new general election late in 1929 or early 1930. Tokonami eyes the premiership as factions threaten support, while Diet session arrangements delay decisive action until December and January. Public confidence hinges on finances and Russian Japanese relations.
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United Press Tokio
Minseito Party
Yuko
Hamaguchi
Wakatsuki
Takejiro Yokonami
Shinto Club
Diet
Seiyakai
Tokonami
Tanaka
Pariament
Powder Blast Kills Hundreds in Yunnan China
A devastating ammunitions depot explosion at Yunnan China on July 11 killed hundreds and destroyed over 1,000 buildings. Rescue efforts united relief groups to aid the injured while authorities readied defenses against bandits. A woman survived after being buried eighteen feet under debris for two and a half days. The U.S. Army Air Corps notes parachutists do not exceed 118 mph before losing consciousness.
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China
Hong Kong
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