Lindberghs Safe at Nemuro After Perilous 5 Days
Tokyo reports that Charles and Anne Lindbergh reached Nemuro Japan after a five day perilous flight from Petropavlovsk Kamchatka. Japanese officials allege they flew over prohibited areas and landed on lakes also not permitted by the emergency descent permit issued before departure.
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Tokyo
Apirengo
Cmly
Mra
Charles A. Lindbergh
Kurile
Petropavlovsk
Kamchatka
Nemura
Japan
Renya
Gubovitias
Lindberg
Aviation Bureau
Pietropavlovsk
Lindberghs reach Nemuros amid long voyage
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh arrive at Nemuros after five days and four forced landings on a fogbound Kuril route. Crowds greet them ashore as they are escorted to a Belats hotel amid cheers from local and visiting spectators. Continued on page six.
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Nemuro
Japan
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lawing
Petaepavleysk
Kuimethatka
Kuril Island
Lake Amoro
Kynashiri Island
Heres
Crude oil prices rise to $1 a barrel in midcontinent
Crude oil prices surged to $1 a barrel in Oklahoma and Kansas while Gray County Texas saw 72 cents as governors called out National Guards to enforce a shutdown. Phillips Petroleum, a major buyer, posted top prices and indicated refining supplies were tightening. Kansas officials warned of possible public utility actions as negotiations with other buyers continued and a statewide shutdown loomed.
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Orlanoma Cipy
Aug
Mid-Continent
Phillips Petroleum Company
Oklahowa
Kansas
Gray County
Brexas
W. H.alfalfa
Bay Murray
Oklahoma National Guardsmen
Ordor
Ross S. Sterling
Texas
Harry H. Wetdring
Kaneas
Therogram
Kansas Public Sucvies Commission
Bonomed
Three Men Placed on Spot in Brooklyn Slaughter
In Brooklyn's slaughter house district last night a gunmen’s firing squad killed Anthony Ferrari and seriously wounded Currant. Police held Murray Leonardi with a bullet in his abdomen after witness testimony tied him to the execution. Nine gunmen fled in a mobile after stopping near a lumber yard. Leonardi was wounded while stepping forward.
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New York
Murray Leonara
Anthony Ferrari
Brooklyn
Slaughter House
Leonardi
Lerrari Andru Angelo Currant
Ferrari
Durrant
Currani
Gureani
Currant
Pers Ravi
Central Park
Bainbridge Colby
Walker Honored by Rogersville
Rogersville Tenn August 24 Dr Joseph Rogers Walker retired physician of Rogersville is 100 today. A celebration marked the fiftieth anniversary of the first and second Presbyterian churches merger with speakers including Rev James I Vance Rev Charles C Carson and his son Rev Hugh Walker. The honored man, born in Rogersville, is the town founder’s grandson and the sole surviving member of a 1954 Jefferson Medical College class of 350. He practiced 30 years before retiring.
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Rogersville
Tenn
Joseph Rogers Walker
Folke
First
Br. Walker
Joseph Rogers
Tyre
Ireland
Jefferson Medical
Celieve
Philadelphia
James I. Vance
Nashville
Charles C. Carson
Atlanta
Walker
Hugh Walker
First Presbyterian Church
Los Angeles
Purse Sought for Release of Lynch in Kidnapping Case
John J. Sack Lynch a Chicago race track investor has been held by kidnappers for a $250000 ransom. Friends and associates including Marty Guilfoyle raise funds and a purse to secure his release while threats promise death if the price is not paid. Lynch disappeared between Chicago and Lake Geneva Wisconsin. The family has faced mounting strain as demands and counteroffers swirl amid reports from the Herald and Examiner.
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Chicago
Ang Ya
John J.sack Lynch
Arlington Pavis Race Track
General News Bureau
Marty Guilfoyle
Lynch
The
Herald and Examiner
Pioneer Handbook
Lake Geneva
Wis
Fresh outbreaks rock Cuba as government sends reinforcements
In Havana and Oriente the revolt widens with new clashes at Canasi ranch near Caney. Three insurgents were killed and dozens wounded while government troops seized 123 hand grenades and other arms. President Machado while reviewing conditions planned a Havana tour as rebel leaders remain in hiding and Gomez holds disputed command.
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Havana
Cuba
Oriente
Feber Grouns
Machado
Sente Clara
Mario
G. Menocal
Qol
Carlos Mendieta
Canasi Ranch
Caney
Lieut
Acosta
Canye
Severdl
Miguel Mariano Gomes
Hisvane
Gomez Are
Gomez
Menocal
Grave disorders feared in China after flood
A dispatch from Hankow reports more than 1,000 refugees housed at Wuchang barracks after a fresh dyke breach. Officials warn of social and political upheaval across central China, with up to 25 million destitute in multiple provinces and food shortages looming. Disease and lack of medical supplies plague refugee camps as the Yangtze swirls on.
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Shanghai
Kuomin
Hankow
Wuchang
Glenn Babe
Nanking
China
We Kuo-Cheng
Financial Bureau of Mupehrovince
Associated Press
Hwei
Kiangsi
Hunan
Hupeh
Legislative Yuan
Wuhan
Hankew
Hanyang
Ladiay
Counsel Seek to Disqualify Judge in Harlan County Cases
In Harlan Kentucky defense lawyers move to quash indictments in coal field disturbances and seek to disqualify Circuit Judge D G Jones. They allege improper handling of the grand jury fax and claim Judge Jones had publicly called William B Jones a Red and a Communist in relation to the murder cases.
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Harlan, Ky
Harlan County
D. G. Jones
Grand Juro
Jones
William B. Jones
Treasury receipts and expenditures report August 21
Treasury receipts for August 21 totaled 6 415 943 11 dollars and 11 034 957 93 in expenditures. The balance stood at 107 459 135 43 dollars. A separate note reports customs receipts for the month and a quoted line about never having seen an individual named Jones before the close of business August.
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Treasury
Washington
Jones
MacDonald forms national cabinet in wartime like move
London Aug 24 Ramsay MacDonald faced a Labor split and handed King George VI his resignation then formed a temporary national government with Conservatives and Liberals to balance the budget and restore Britain’s credit. Baldwin to serve under MacDonald as part of a 1916 precedent coalition. A special session possible as finances are sorted.
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London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Labor
King
George
Naional
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
David Lloyd George
Buckingham Palace
Baldwin
McDonald
Great Britain
House, of Commons
Ford orders garden jobs for Ford workers or loss of employment
Leas Ford announces a no garden no job policy for Ford Motor Company employees. Married men without garden space would receive company land and expert gardening guidance to grow food, as a response to economic lows. Ford argues home gardening could replace unemployment relief and cites nationwide adoption if successful.
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Ron Mountain
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Detroit Automobile Manufies
Congress
Ford
Commission Says Aliens Wronged in Crime Report
Washington reports the Wickersham commission released its final review on crime and the foreign born denying that aliens shoulder the bulk of crime. The panel noted prejudice and said foreign-born individuals commit less crime per capita than native-born, while criticizing siren myths and noting closure of its temporary offices.
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John F. Chester Washington
Wickersham Commission
Wickersham
Hoover
Arge
Edith Abbott
University of Chicago
Graduate School of Social Service Administration
Fate of Lea s to be placed in the hands jury today
Judge M V Barnhill began charging the jury at 10 20 am in the trial of Colonel Luke Lea and three others on a charge of defrauding the Central Bank and Trust Company of 1 2 million. The proceedings outlined unlawful agreement concepts and detailed indictments across counties. The amount misapplied was reduced from 1 389 000 to 1 196 000, with specific loans denied as benefits. The trial assembled a renowned legal talent roster from Tennessee and nearby states.
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Asueville
N. CG. Ave
M. V. Barnhill
Luke Lea
Central Bank and Trust Company
Barnhill
Lea
Union Trust Company
Nashville
Glevence Saunders
Memphis
Kentucky Rock Asphalt Gcompany
Stewart Krituky
Cleveland Prepares Air Race Tourney Showdown
Cleveland hosts the eleventh annual National Air Races starting next Saturday with two weeks of derbies mixed races and speed dashes. Knights and Indies compete for 100000 in prizes, plus a handicap-based top pilot prize. Events include one mile straightaway races ten mile track bouts and various free-for-alls.
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Cleveland
Gcleveland
Avisions
Knights and Indies
Siz
Santa Monica
Calif
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Mulroosey
Edwin V. Churchill
Churchill
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Purse
Harlans County
Mary Reissner
Hisashi Fujimura
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Pajimura
Fujimura
Norwalk
Conn
Commission
M 2Ert
A G. Tackay
Giles L. Means
Carlyle Littleton
Chattanooga
L. DB. Gwinn
Tennessee
Tod Garner
Columbia, Tenn
Albert Sox
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