Graf Zeppelin Second Lap Sets Course Toward Tokyo
Graf Zeppelin continues its round the world flight from Friedrichshafen cruising north and east across Germany toward Tokyo. The keel route crosses Berlin and proceeds through Poland Latvia and Russia toward Moscow with about 6600 miles to Tokyo and an estimated 170 hours to completion.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Divigibh
We Graf Heppelin
Europe
Ed Stettin
Pomerania
Baltic
Tokle
Stettin
Eckener
Danzig
East Prussia
Koenigsburg
Latvia
Russia
Moscow
Friedrichshafen
Berlin
Germany
Japan
European
Ural Mountains
Siberia
Asia
Olive
Cholera Epidemic Devastates Sindh Province Death Toll Rising
Telegraph dispatches from Bombay report 1200 deaths in a severe cholera outbreak in Sindh division after Indus floods. The epidemic, not checked, has 2500 more people stricken.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Bombay
India
Sindh
Indus
Weather Fair No Change Across Regions
Tennessee sees fair, continued cool tonight with a Friday partly cloudy sky and moderate west winds. Virginia forecast fair and cooler tonight, Friday partly cloudy, cooler in the southeast with west winds shifting to north and northeast.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Codler
Zeppelin Log Aboard Flight Around the World
A Zeppelin’s round the world voyage progresses from Lakehurst to Friedrichshafen and on through Nuremberg Leip zig Berlin Stettin Danzig and Tilsit, covering 4,200 miles in 55 hours 24 minutes with daily East European airspace milestones and a late arrival back in Germany.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Friedrichshafen
Berlin
Graf
Associated Press
All Times Eastern Standard
Teft
Nuremberg
Bavaria
Leipzig
Saxony
Berl
Rumor Sparks Bank Run in Brooklyn
False rumors of a bank run at Bay Ridge Savings drew about 1,000 depositors by noon. Officials dispatched $1.4 million in cash via an armored truck and added nine tellers, while bank resources are reported at $31 million with a $1.37 million surplus.
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New York
Bay Ridge Savings
Broklyn
Brooklyn Trust Company
Tricontinental Reports Rise in Liquidating Value
Tricontinental Corporation reported a six month increase of $5.29 per common share in liquidating value ending July 31. The annualized earnings on common stock are $10.58 after preferred dividends and expenses. The stock’s liquidating value was $25 per share at January offering by J and W Seligman and Company.
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New York
Tricontinental Corporation
J. and W. Seligman and Company
Negro convict framed assault case shocks Tennessee court
Turley Wright, a black convict, was found guilty of assaulting Mrs Zora Johnson in Centerville Tennessee, but jurors sentenced him to ten years after Mrs Lynn and her granddaughters admitted perjury. The case drew guard swarms as Governor Horton ordered 100 national guardsmen, yet the defense later argued the witnesses were framed and perjury was admitted.
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Centerville
Tenn
Tennessee
Turley Wright
Zora Johnson
Lynn
Stella Gordon
Hattie Plunkett
Wright
Hickman ‘County
Nashville
Henry H. Horton
National
Robert Brown
Conner Bates
Brown
Bates
J. C. Hobbs
Man from insane asylum held in murder of Dorothy Aune
Minneapolis police arrest a man released from St Peters asylum as a suspect in the 12 year old Dorothy Aune murder. He wore bloodstained shoes and could not explain his movements the day the girl’s body was found near the Milwaukee railroad yards. A red tam o shanter linked to the case was found in a theater basement as detectives seek identification.
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Minneapolis
Minn
St. Peters
Minnesota
Dorothy Aune
Harold Carlson
Carlson
Harry Lindholm
Dorothy
Andrew Anne
Aune
Tennessee State Police Disbanded After Suit
Nashville August 15 AP The Tennessee State Police were disbanded by Chancellor James B Newman who ruled salaries were paid illegally Albert Williams Commissioner of Finance announced duties are ended and employment suspended until the suit by Yowell is resolved The police were paid from 160 to 225 a month plus expenses and their organization was created for emergencies only leading to automatic disbanding of the force.
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Nashville
Tennessee State Police
James B. Newman
Albert Williams
Finance
Newman
Williams
Ben
Yowell
Joe Yowell
Ultimatum Still Stands in British Delegation Fight
The British delegation insists the Young plan must include a larger German reparations share. London signals no compromise, while Philip Snowden seeks revision action. other creditor nations pledge to stand firm in opposition. Continued details expected on page two.
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The
Hague
Rhineland
Philip Snowden
Exchequer
Snowden
England
Prohibition Debate Sparks Hisses at University of Virginia
At the University of Virginia the institute of public affairs heard Stanley High defend Bishop James Cannon Jr. while boos from the audience interrupted his remarks. Governor Albert Ritchie questioned feasibility of enforcing the 18th amendment and warned Congress would not fund the enforcement effort. Prohibition Commissioner Doran cited costs of at least 300 million dollars yearly, urging state and federal cooperation.
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Mr. High
Ritchie
Doran
Prohibition
Committee of Congress
Congress
Doran Speake University
Prohibi
Army Deserters Admit Attack on Two Women
Two U S army deserters Gordon Frost and Wayne Aldrich confessed last night to beating and robbing two women motorists near Hoxie Kansas on Sunday night. Detained in Denver for Kansas authorities, they rode with Miss Leda Beauregard and Mrs. Beatrice Walsh to the scene, then attacked the women in a field with a razor blade after binding them with dress strips. Both said they deserted from Fitzsimmons hospital last Friday and hitchhiked to Lisman Colo before being picked up by the Kansas pair.
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Denver
United States Army
Gordon Frost
East Pepperell
Mass
Wayne G. Aldrich
Chicago
Hoxie
Kansas
Fitzsimmons Hospital
Leda Beauregard
Beatrice Walsh
Condordia
Miss Beauregard
Mrs. Walsh
Lismon
Colo
Frost
Aldrich
Page Siz
Snook Faces Death Sentence Or New Trial Ruling
Dr James Snook former Ohio State University professor awaits a possible death sentence or a new trial ruling after a jury found him guilty of first degree murder in the killing of his coed mistress Theora Hix Trial Judge Henry L Scarslett tentatively set Monday for another motion for a new trial If denied Snook would be sentenced and within five days sent to murderers row Snook showed an indifferent attitude telling reporters there is more to the story and leaving details to his lawyers
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Columbus
Pyne Dy
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Commona Pioas
Theora Hix
Henry L. Scars Lett
Snook
Nen
Kip Rhinelander Seeking Divorce Suit
Leonard Kip Rhinelander, heir to a New York family, files a divorce suit in Las Vegas alleging his wife Alice Jane Rhinelander, a mulatto woman, used artifices to marry him and caused humiliation. The case follows a prior similar action in New York and his separation from the New Rochelle coachman.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
New York
Alice Janez Rhinelander
Rhinelanders
Jenue
New Rochelle
N. Y
Rhinelander
Rhineander
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Free City of
Tilsit
Eunice Pringle
Maz
Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Miss Pringle
W. S. Gilbert
Pantages
Gilbert
Corsa
Dunaves Apartments
Burton Fitts
Gilberts
Dunave
Coslman Stove Weare
Theora
Ges Peeferring
James H.snoook
Thegra
James Howard Snook
Britain
Halta
James Snook
Kip Rhinelander
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