NINE DEAD IN PLANE CRASHES OVER WEEKEND
The Associated Press reports nine people died in U S and Canada plane crashes over the weekend with two Arkansas girls killed near Jonesboro Elizabeth Osborn 16 and Ruby Hinson 18 were passengers in a plane piloted by H E Lawhead. Lawhead injured. Other victims include Chester Bailes 32 Kansas City and William Warren 22 San Antonio both burned in a Chicago Municipal Airport crash. Pair of Saskatchewan deaths in Lloydminster follow a plane fall from 1200 feet. Additional fatalities include a Harrisonville Missouri crash victim George Colburn 17 Manhattan Kansas and Ershull Thomas 24 Harrisonville. Charles Sugg 30 St Clair Michigan died from a Yorkville Ohio tour crash.
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Charles Sugg
St. Clair
Mich
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Ohio
Yorkville
Plane Bombs Plane Crash Near Mexico City
A plane named Captain Carranza, carrying Edward Maloney and Seth Yerrington from New York to Mexico City, crashed on a beach about 60 miles north of Soto La Marina between Tampico and Brownsville. An observer said both occupants aboard the American craft appeared unharmed. Mexican pilots prepared a light plane to rescue the flyers and transport them to Brownsville after an estimated 19 hours aloft and 350 miles remaining.
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Texas
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Panama Pioneer Dies At Age Of 81d
Basil Burns Duncan oldest American in Panama and publisher of El Tiempo dies at 81. Survived by widow Maria Guillen Duncan 83 two sons Major Charles M Duncan of Freehold New Jersey a sister Mrs Nora Meek and niece Mrs George Harbach. Born near St Joseph Missouri he came to Panama in his twenties after the Panama railroad opened.
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Charles M. Duncan
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EL Tiempo
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George Harbach
Des Moines
Iowa
St. Joseph
Two Oceans
French Aviators Track Americans Across Russia Toward Tokyo
French aviators Joseph Le Brix and Marcel Doret crossed Russia on a planned non-stop route toward Tokyo in pursuit of Wiley Post and Harold Gatty. They passed Moscow at 8 30. The Hyphen carries fuel for 70 hours as they aim to beat the 4809 mile straight line record set by Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte. A new disease spread by gnats is reported in Mexico and other Latin American nations.
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Joseph le Brix
Marcel Doret
Russia
Tokyo
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Belgium
Dieudenmes Coste
Maurice Ballonte
Transatlantic
Great Mind Directs the Universe Says Scientist
Ed win B. Frost, director at Yerkes Observatory, asserts a purposeful universe. On eve of his 65th birthday, he argues astronomy reveals intention behind nature and questions random, noting his life studying cosmic facts and a quirky method of measuring temperature from cricket chirps.
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Yerkes Observatory
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Bank of Everton Closes in Everton Maryland
The Bank of Everton in Everton Maryland closed today by its board. State finance commissioner S L Cantley notified. The bank showed 207333 total resources 169985 deposits 175496 loans 25000 capital stock 5000 surplus. Poindexter president and cashier announced plans for reorganization and that depositors would suffer no loss.
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Dade County
S. L. Cantley
Everton, Mo
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Poindexter
Citizens Bank
Market Mirrors Auto Sales Shift in United States
G O Hanch says manufacturers could move five million cars in the United States to replace obsolete models on streets today. Truman W. Richards, a state bank official with the National Association, would oversee the Finance Companies' operations as part of the restructuring.
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United States
Germany declares emergency decree to shield banks
Germany moves to protect depositors after the Darmstaedter and National Bank suspends payments. The Reichsbank- backed guarantee aims to prevent wider ruin as runs flood other banks. Basel World Bank talks and Berlin cabinet sessions frame an anxious international response.
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France
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Lives to Tell of Nine Hours of Death
A government proclamation claims Germany could reclaim a large sum tied to a plan and return it to banks. The piece notes economic strain from the dispute, withdrawals of funds from abroad, and ongoing disruption to private business. It emphasizes restoring German self-sufficiency and halting continued withdrawals to resume normalcy.
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Rich fountain wedding joins Estella Zeilman and Alexander Faler
Miss Estella Zeilman marries Alexander Faler in a high mass ceremony conducted by Rev. Jos H Winkelmann at 7:30 AM. The bride wore white crepe and lace with orange blossom wreath. bouquet of white roses and Sweet peas. Bridesmaid Lizzie Faler carried pink roses. best man Norbert Ithmen. After a family dinner at the bride’s home, the couple will reside in Vienna where the groom works in the barber business. A wedding dance at John A Struempf hall capped the evening.
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Ithmen
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Postponed Decision In Fall Bribe Case
Justice Bailey in the District of Columbia Supreme Court postponed action in the Albert B. Fall bribery case until tomorrow after a long conference with attorneys. Fall, previously denied a suspension of his one year jail term for a $100,000 bribe tied to an oil lease, may have a day added to enable the attorney general to assign him to a western prison. Doctors report inactive tuberculosis. moving him to an eastern jail could trigger activation. Texas or New Mexico suggested as potential locations. Frank Hogan, Fall’s counsel, to file a motion for modification tomorrow. prosecutors declined comment.
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District of Columbia Supreme Court
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Franklin Lark-Tore dies after long illness at 1 o'clock
Franklin Lark-Tore, born in Missouri and lifelong Cooper County resident, died Saturday July 4 after about fourteen months of illness. He never married and is survived by two sisters Mrs. Sarah Mariah Hinkle and Mrs. Missouri Anne Pattieson, and Robert Larimore of Prairie Home. Funeral services were led by Rev. J. B. Bomer of Tipton with interment in Pulley Cemetery.
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Quincy Anne Lark- Tore
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Cooper County
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Anne Pattieson
Robert Larimore
Prairie Home
J. B. Bomer
Tipton
Pulley Cemetery
Noted sculptor Lorado Taft suffers collapse in Indiana
Lorado Taft, celebrated Chicago sculptor, is critically ill in Muncie Indiana after two collapses within hours. He fell ill while leaving to address at Ball State Teachers College, blamed on studio and lecture overwork and travel fatigue.
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Farmer Shot by Stepoon Near Port Smith Ark
Joe Shipman a 54 year old farmer died from gunshot wounds received July 1 at his home near Bolar Oklahoma. His 15 year old stepson March Curtis, freed on 1000 bond for assault with a deadly weapon, was rearrested on a murder charge. Curtis held at Saltisaw with bond set at 5000. Curtis allegedly shot Shipman during an abuse of Mrs Shipman.
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Ark
Joe Shipman
Bolar' Okla
March Curtis
Saltisaw
Curtis
Shipman
Defendants Freed In Morals Case In San Diego Market
In San Diego California AP Alexander Pantages a millionaire showman and three co defendants were freed of conspiracy on morals charges by Superior Judge L N Turrentine The jury at first trial deadlocked with nine of twelve favoring acquittal Whelan sought dismissal of charges against Shreve Day and Jobelman in the separate complaint involving Helen Livingston The judge granted the motions without comment
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Hollywood
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