Eckener Reveals Plan to Span Ocean with Graf Zeppelin
Dr. Hugo Eckener, the Zeppelin expert, outlined a May Graf Zeppelin flight to South America and the United States with stops in Pernambuco Brazil and possibly Rio de Janeiro. He spoke in Berlin before heading to New York to discuss North Atlantic service with National City Bank officials and noted the Amazon project is abandoned due to fuel needs. The proposed cruise would send the airship from South America to Lakehurst via Jamaica Haiti and Havana, then back to Seville.
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Berlin
Hugo Eckener
United States
New York
National City Bank
Eckener
South America
WANTED WARRANTS DELAY ARSON CHARGES FOR ENGLISH MERCHANTS
Four English Indiana men named by Alabama as incendiary ring members await warrants before arrest. Luther Patrocik, assistant attorney general, and State Fire Marshal Alfred E. Houston state no arrests will occur until Alabama provides warrants. Suspects include Alson Roberts and son Clyde, Alfred Turley, and Joseph Merrilles. Claude Roberts reportedly surrendered in Gadsden. They allegedly shipped insured goods from English to the south and burned warehouses.
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Luther Patrocik
Alabama
Alfred E. Houston
Houston
Alson Roberts
Clyde
Alfred Turley
Joseph Merrilles
Turley
Roberts
Claude
Gadsden
Ala
Spring fashion prom enade by L. S. Ayres Co.
An advance spring fashion promenade will be held by L. S. Ayres & Co at 2 30 p m on Wednesday. Living models will demonstrate apparel for women girls men and boys.
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L. S. Ayres & Co
Taft Rites Remember Former Resident Mortal Loss in Indiana
Mrs. Martha Bishop of Noblesville, Indiana, received word from Toledo Ohio that her daughter Mrs. Ezra Bishop, 44, has died. The deceased, who formerly resided in Noblesville and Atlanta, leaves three children.
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Noblesville
Ind
Martha Bishop
Toledo
Ezra Bishop
Bishop
Atlanta
Hoover faces duel over Sanford successor choice
President Hoover confronts a major political problem in selecting a new Supreme Court justice to replace Edward Terry Sanford. Options include liberal farm bloc favorite William S. Kenyon, conservative John W. Davis, or a middle course among other jurists. No clear decision exists in Washington and confirmation prospects hinge on the chosen path.
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Washington
Hoover
Edward Terry Sanford
Tennessee
Supreme Court
William S. Kenyon
Iowa
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Sanford
John W. Davis
Kenyon
Davis
White House
Senate
Child Swallows Pins Recovered After Operation
Lou Anne Melvin of Monticello is convalescing in Lafayette hospital after two safety pins removed from her stomach. The pins were swallowed Tuesday and detected by X ray before surgery.
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Lafayette
Ind
Lou Anne Melvin
Felix F. Melvin
Monticello
Mad Marathon Set to Start Wednesday at Cable Tabernacle
Cable Tabernacle hosts the Mad Marathon with endurance contests. Endurance dancers, rocking chair entrants, bicycle riders, flag-pole recluses and fishermen begin warmups. More than fifty couples enter the dance event, ten vie for rocking chair endurance, six for bicycle riding, and three splashes ends a contestant.
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