Lindberghs Ready To Continue North Pacific Flight
Charles A. Lindbergh and wife Anne depart from Kara rin Island in eastern Siberia toward Petropavlovsk on a perilous early morning leg of their Pacific vacation flight. Reports from St Paul Island relay radio contact attempts and interruptions as Bremerton naval station tracks the voyage toward Kamchatka, with Cordova and Seattle stations providing intermittent updates.
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Bremerton
Ward
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Proteus
Col
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Doc
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Sinshor
Optimistic hope for missing Pacquette fliers in Arctic voyage
Mrs. Pacquette remains hopeful six days after Parke Cramer and Oliver Pacquette disappeared on a Detroit to Copenhagen flight. She believes both are alive and safe, despite no contact since their Shetland departure. She doubts a sighting near Haugesund, Norway, was one of the pilots.
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Parke Cramer
Shy
Cremer
Pacquette
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Copenhagen
Shetland Islands
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Norway
Snake Declines Recognize Faith in Fatal Rattle Snake Demo
BIG SANDY Tenn Aug 15 Mrs Luis Guire 33 year old gospel worker lay near death after a rattlesnake bite during a revival demonstration meant to prove faith could protect from harm. She refused medical aid saying prayers would heal her and continued preaching before weakening at Hurley Go forth home.
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American fliers face large fine in Tokyo case
Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr. faced a total 2050 fine for violating Japanese flying laws in Tokyo. Pangborn and Herndon spoke philosophically of the setback, noting the civil aviation penalties and their hopes their bankers would cover the amount. They described their visit as misapprehension and expected relief, with supporters awaiting further word.
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Hugh Herndon
Yerndon
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Counerty
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Japan
Cuba fighting persists as Machado seeks truce
Havana reports ongoing clashes between revolutionists and government troops in Santa Clara province despite arrests of Gen Mario G Menocal and Col Carlos Mendieta. Rebels burn railroad stations in Baez Sierra Morena Corratillo and attack Ranch Velox. Government rushes 400 troops in with ammo. Menocal Mendieta and others are en route to Havana as prisoners. Rebel gains hold Corvalillo and Sierra Morena.
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Carlos Mendieta
Gerardo"Machado
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Baez
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Ranch Velox
Menocal
Mendieta
Gerardo Machado
Mario G. Menaval
Machado
Ranchuelo
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Mendendex
Corvalillo
Morena
Weather Outlook Across Tennessee and Virginia
Tennessee sees generally fair weather Sunday and Monday with little temperature change. Virginia also remains fair with similar conditions, offering light winds and dry skies for the period.
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Virginia
Edison Turns His Attention to Restoration of Health
Thomas A. Edison, aged 84, is focusing on regaining health after a recent collapse. Harvey Firestone, who visited Edison at Llewellyn Park, says Edison is managing illness with his wife and plans to persevere. Firestone notes Edison now follows regular routines and pursues rubber research, especially a vulcanization process, as part of his renewed energy.
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Gardner L. Bridge
Fross
New York
Thomas
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Moratorium Debate Signals End to War Debts
New York reports view from leading international lawyers that the Hoover moratorium may end the prewar debt regime though Germany likely seeks a two to three year extension. Some expect a new approach to separations and a possible challenge to the Versailles Treaty with Allied reparations at stake. UK and US roles explored as nations weigh revising terms amid ongoing economic strain.
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Germany
France
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British Commonwealth of Nations
Rioting in Northern Ireland prompts police rush
Northern Ireland unrest flared as Orange and Hibernian delegates clashed in Armagh and Belfast. Police reinforced after leaders urged peace, windows shattered, and fears rose of armed violence. A locomotive wreck at Rich Hill sparked the day’s violence amid sectarian tensions.
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Roeprisad
Trish Republican Army
Cottehill
County Cavan
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Hibernians
William Allen
Free State
New York Penn League Scores Reported
Harrisburg 0 Scranton 10 York 5 Elmira 4 Binghamton 4 Hazleton 2 Wilkes Barre 3 Wilkesbarre 13 1 trend noted in standings with scores from several games and a 3 3 tie cross county matchup in Wilharesport coverage
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Sleeps on Track Killed by Train at Waycross
Thurman Cale died when he and companion Clint Wininger slept on the Clinchfeld railway tracks at Waycross eight miles southwest of Gate City. A northbound freight woke Wininger who escaped as Cale was killed. authorities say Cale likely dozed while attempting to jump clear. Cale suffered a crushed right temple and a severed left foot above the ankle.
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Hust
Martial law looming in oil regions and irrigation fights
National guardsmen in Texas Oklahoma Nebraska mobilized as governors move to force oil production shutdown and enforce irrigation laws. Sterling of Texas and Murray of Oklahoma vow martial law to curb over production while Nebraska leader warns of guard call if irrigation districts resist state bureau enforcement.
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Olahoma
Nebraska
Ross
Sterling
Oklahoma
W. H
Murray
Charles W. Bryan
State Bureau of
Man Without a Country Crosses Atlantic Again
Peter Russell, a 29 year old seaman from North Carolina, remains detained aboard ships after missing his Bannock and being denied entry by U S and British authorities. He has been aboard the Winona County for months, transferred to the Artegas, with a possible departure to Glasgow next Thursday if immigration officials approve. He complains of lack of funds and censorship by officials while recounting his long and unresolved deportation ordeal.
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Atlantic
Peter Russell
United States
England
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Winona County
Glasgow
R. B. Atherton
Cork
Ireland
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King George
Joseph V. Mitchell
Artegas
Jbut
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Borden Mills to restart night shift next night
Borden Mills executives announced the night shift will resume tomorrow night with about 500 men. Former employees will have preference when the employment office opens as the plant ramps up to full operation after months of layoff. The move is seen as significant amid national unemployment concerns.
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Borden Mills
Jeading Maerics
Three Children Killed by Train Near Bradner Ohio
Three Bradner youths Ralph Adkins 13 Billy Harmon 11 and Garnet Harmon 9 were struck and killed by a Chesapeake and Ohio passenger locomotive while returning home from swimming. The engine bore down from the rear at less than 100 feet away. engineer D Southworth was exonerated.
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Ralph Adkins
Billy Harmon
Garnet Harmon
D. Southworth
Catholic bishops urge Catholics to organize against laicism
A pastoral letter signed by three cardinals five archbishops and fifty bishops sent to Spanish Catholics urges church attendance devotion and observances to combat laicism described as a plague in Spain during difficult times. The bishops call for mobilization and perseverance amidst calls for reform.
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Spain
Joseph A McCullough Dies in Fort Pierce
Joseph Allen McCullough 65 of Greenville Washington died of a heart attack at a hospital in Fort Pierce today. Former South Carolina circuit judge and state senator he served on the Emory University and Wofford College boards and was a former USC board member. His body will be sent to Greenville for burial tomorrow.
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Atlanta
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Spartanburg
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University of South Carolina
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