Rescue of two of party after Arctic ordeal and other late wires
Reports say Captain Mariano and Filippo Zappi were rescued by the Russian icebreaker Krassin after thirty days adrift in the Arctic. Captain Alberto Millot and Zappi were aboard the Italia crew, while Dr Finn Malmgren died recently. The Krassin continued its mission to reach Viglieri’s group near Foyn Island. Other items note Lowenstein death tests in Croydon and a Mississippi grand jury panel on patronage.
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Ick
Alberto Abulano
Filippo Zappi
Pilus
Italia
Uberprere
Pio Melungren
Krassin
S Vbs
Salia
Jevbreaker
Kragsin
de. Ping Mahngren
Arctic
Alberta Millot
Trali Wtain Filippa Zapp
Grator
Mariany Sod Zappi
Whit
Mariano
Din
Mialingren
Thud
Viglieri
Foyn
Etet Land
Miuriano
Zappi
Seena
Prines Ostur
Chukhnovsty
Democratic Camp Ready for Fight with Party Organization Completed
In Washington July 12 Senator Norris indicated he would head no third party movement, while Farmer Labor party leaders name Norris as candidate for president. Officials report Nixon era intrigue and potential fresh bids as party lines form and names swirl around the Chicago convention.
Lyon and Warner welcomed in Frisco after voyage
San Francisco hosts Captain Barry Lyon and Radioman James Warner of Southern Cross after their Australia flight. They arrived with $12,000 in prize money as public subscriptions raised $6,000 for each, plus life memberships in the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The event followed a reception and banquet in their honor.
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Bancisco
San
Arry Lyon
James Warner
James Tolph
Business Women Back World Court Support
New Orleans July 12 AP The National Federation of Business and Professional Women urged unity to back renewal of conversations with nations affiliated with the World Court The annual report by Miss Harriet Taylor of New York chairwoman of the federation's international relations committee also urged intelligent discussion of the world court in federation clubs The report recommended joining the national committee on the cause and cure of war in its Washington conference next January and sending a strong delegation The glossed note calls Europe a God will out plan and mentions 69 members joining as ambassadors of goodwill to share with business and pro unions Continued on page four
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Vcord
United Sates
World Court
Misa Larriett Taylor
New York
Federation
Misa
Taylor
aeceptument+vitation
National Committee On
Attion
Washneton
Europe
Raskob’s Rise From Five Dollar Clerk to Financial Power
John J. Raskob, longtime ally of Al Smith, rose from a $5 a week clerk in 1900 to head the Democratic National Committee by 1928. A father of twelve, he became a noted financial strategist for General Motors and DuPont, an Elk Catholic and Knights of Malta member, and chairman of the American Olympic Committee. He attributes his success to a mix of luck and a guiding divine influence.
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New York
John J. Raskeb
Democratic National Committee
New York Stock Exchange
Smith
General Motors Corporaton
K. J. DuPont de Nemours Company
Ue Igo Catholic
Knights of Malta
European star shoots herself in Paris hotel
Jenny Golder a leading European music hall star died from a self inflicted gunshot wound in her Paris apartment last night. The 32 year old Australian born performer had recent artistic highs in Europe and authorities described her as prone to neurasthenic crises.
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Jenny Golder
Irself
Misa Golder
Paris
Miss Golder
Democratic national committee selects Raskob chairman for campaign
New York July 12 AP The Democratic Party announces John J. Raskob of Delaware as national chairman with broad powers to guide the campaign. He names five vice chairmen including Nellie Tayloe Ross and Florence Parley and designates subcommittee chairs while emphasizing prohibition and farm relief as key issues.
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New York
Forc Mally
Democratic Party
Aton
John 4. Raskab
Delaware
L Cader
Democratic National Committee
Raskab
Ruskeb
Nellie ‘Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Florence Par
Football Star Harold Hamm Killed by Lightning at Lake Winnepesaukee
Harold Leslie Hamm 21, Dartmouth college football fullback from Arlington Massachusetts, was struck by lightning while fishing from a wharf on Lake Winnepesaukee during a storm. He held a steel rod, the bolt reportedly skipped along the water to him, and camp doctors failed to revive him after over two hours of attempts. The tragedy occurred near Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, with Hamm having served as a boys camp counselor.
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Wolfeboro
Nhl
Harold Leslie Hamm
Dartmouth
Arlington
Masa
Winnepesaukee
Fourth Georgia Bandit Slayers Captured In Bank Robbery Case
Baltimore July 12 AP final solution to the murder of Kingsland Georgia bank cashier during February bank robbery is near with Ernest J Walls captured after a spirited chase. He admits being one of four involved but claims he was only the driver. Fon ter Simpson and Malcolm Morrow were captured soon after the robbery and convicted of murder, sentenced to death. Mrs Todd, Morrow’s Jacksonville sweetheart, convicted after mistrial and sent to penitentiary. she admitted buying robbery paraphernalia, saying she feared for her life if she refused. All were convicted in Thomswick Georgia on a change of venue.
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Baltimore
Fonter Simpson
Malcolm Morrow
Kingsland
C. A. Perry
Todd
Morrow
Jacksortville
Seo
Thunswijck
Lightning strike blamed for plane crash in Pottsville
An airplane crash near Pottsville, Pennsylvania, killed inventor Morris M. Witterington and actress Bernice Gamble Andrews. Witness Charles Gilbertson, whose farm was near the wreck, said a lightning halt may have caused the plunge from about 1,000 feet after taking off from Curtis Field. Witterington, 54, vice president of the Pioneers Instrument Company, helped develop the earth inductor compass used by Lindbergh. Andrews, 23, known as Patricia Perry in films, was divorced from Fred Andrews and leaves a son, Fred Andrews Sr.
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Pottsville
Morris M.witterington
Bernice Gamble Andrews
Charles Gilbertson
Gilbert
Curtis Field
Titterington
Pioneers Instrument Company
Brooklyn
N.Y
Charles A. Lindberg
Paris
Andrews
Patricia Perry
Movity
Fred Andrews
Fred Andrews, Sr
Race Horse Trainer Hangs Self Over Sale Fear
Pittsburgh July 12. Donald Dunbar, 46, longtime caretaker and trainer at the stables of the late Rody P Marshall near Bakersfield, hanged himself after learning the stock and farm might be sold. Mrs Marshall said she intended to sell the stock or the farm following Marshall's death.
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Pittsburgis
Donald Dunbar
Rody P. Marshall
Bakerstown
Here
Dunbar
Beat of Tsn Toms Heard by President in Wis Resort
President Coolidge did not hear a distant beat of the Tosn Toms during a visit to a Cedar Island Lodge area near Winne horo. Chippewa dancers in feathered headgear performed near the Odanah Reservation as tourists gathered. Hoover arrival plans with committees for next Monday were reported.
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Superior
Wis
Tom Tomy
Cedar Island Lodge
President Coolidge
Winnehoro Parl
Odanah
Coolidge
Cool
Hoover to discuss farm relief but with campaign caution
Secretary Hoover released a statement denying new campaign remarks and confirming he will not comment further on campaign issues until his acceptance speech at Palo Alto on August 11. He plans to travel to California next week, meeting state leaders along the way while limiting public receptions.
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Smith
Washington
Hoover
William H. Sete
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Wou Dential Alva
Gov. Smith
New York
Indianapolis
Hne
Work
Republican Natio Committee
Palo Alto
California
Republican Party
Mr. Hoover
Wisconsin
Minnesota
San Francisco
Chicago
Omaha
Vievident
Dawes
Nee
Evinston
Frank O. Lowden
Inely
Hoov
Atis F. Glenn
Queen Marie denies U S visit plans
In Bucharest on July 2 the ezaviated Press reports Queen Marie dismissed rumors of a trip to the United States and Canada as unfounded noting no schedule or plan for such a visit.
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Ween Marie
U. S
Bucharest
Romania
Marie
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Canada
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Charles D. Hilles
Louis K.liggett
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Earl S. Kingsley, Jr
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Vereen
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Ucket
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