Sir John Carling Plane May Be Lost At Sea
Reports from Croydon London and Belfast say the Imperial Airways plane Sir John Carling may be lost en route from Harbor Grace to London with officials uncertain of its fate. Authorities say fuel suggests it could be in the air longer, while Irish and English watchers report poor visibility and no word since yesterday.
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Sir John Carling
Atlantic
Croydon
England
Sir John Gariing
Imperial Airways
Sir John Darling
Dallas Eskell
Imperial Aimways
Ulky
Eskell
Belfast
Ireland
Civic Suard
Police
Harbor Grace
New Foundland
London
Cobh
Queenstown
Croydon Field
O. K
Weather summary for Virginia and Tennessee
Mostly cloudy tonight and Friday with cooler readings in the north and central regions and shifting northeast or east winds. Tennessee sees partly cloudy skies with possible local thundershowers Friday in the east and north, with little temperature change.
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Virginia
Tennessee
Anxiety grows over missing John Carling flight
London editors report mounting unease as no sightings or reports come in about the air plane John Carling en route from London Ontario to London Pigland. No word from Croydon or Irish coast sightings fuels widespread worry about the plane's fate.
Woman Rodeo Rider Interurban Wreck Details Emerge
Miss Trickey, a noted rodeo rider, is questioned after the Harris murder in a highway scene near Lakeview. The Interurban crash at Evansville kills three and injures at least 50 as a switch failure and high speed trigger a line of freight-car impact. coroner investigates while Otto Lloyd admits switch error.
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Evansville
Sept
Dade
Walker Hospital
Max Lowe
Otto Lloyd
Loew Funeral Held in New York Today
Glen Cove New York September 8 funeral services were held today for Loew head of Mitro-Gallwyn-Mayor Motion Picture Corp. Many theatres closed until 2 o clock and plays stood at half mast from coast to coast. Pallbearers included Warfield Schenk Bernstein Zuker Golden Sutwab and Golden. Burial followed at Forest Hill.
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Glen Cove
N. Y
Loew
Anton Eiselman
Loew Family
David Warfield
Nicholas ML Schenk
It Bertstein
Adolph Zuker
Jdseph Mi 3
John Golden
Shuber
Ch ML. Sutwab
Edward A. Schi
Will OH
Hays
Aaron Donés
Arthur Trisbane
BE. F. Boe
J. Robert Rubin
Forest Hill
Germany Assured of Seat in the League
Geneva reports that Germany will gain a seat on the League of Nations council expanding from nine to ten members. The move is seen as a first step toward restoring control over former colonies lost after the war. The German member will be appointed shortly, marking a shift in interwar diplomacy.
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Geneva
Switzeland
Germany
League of Nations
Gerun
Prohibition violator held after capias arrest
Ben H. Ricker, a prohibition law violator, remained jailed after arrest on a capias issued by Hastings Judge Kirk Mathews. He had been freed last Saturday by Judge John H. Hart of Roanoke who ruled a $2,500 peace bond order void. Ricker’s attorney prepared a writ of habeas corpus to be presented to the supreme court at Stanton next week.
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Richmond
Sept. S. Ye
Percy C. Smith
Ben H. Ricker
Ned
Kirk Mathews
Hastings Court
Ricker
John H. Hart
Roanoka
Nathans
Supreme Court
Stanton
Old Glory ocean plane overdue in Bordeaux France
New York editor Philip A. Payne aboard the monoplane Old Glory is missing after being sighted 850 miles east of St John s Newfoundland on Tuesday night. Lloyd Bertaud James Hill and Payne are presumed aboard as searchers report no news 24 hours later. The plane owned by W R Hearst left Old Orchard Maine for Rome with an estimated 2500 mile flight.
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New York
Old Orchard
Maine
Rome
Lloyd Bertaud
James TD. Hill
Philip A. Payne
New York Daily Mirror
Old Glory
Bordeaux
France
St. Johns
N. 2
Ben
WRHP
New Foundland
Vast
WHRP
W. R. Hearst
Atlantic
Miners Decline Wage Cut Basis in Tie Up Talks
Chicago September 8. Union leader H A Ishwick insists no wage reduction will be used to settle the central competitive district mine tie up. He warns the lockout hurts miners and families but miners remain determined to seek other arrangements. Rice Miller for the Slindy Coal Operators Association hopes for a settlement as conferees chosen yesterday meet to weigh possible plans to end the yearlong dispute.
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Chicago
H.a.ishwick
Illinois United Mine Workers
Rice Miller
International Demand to Stop Long Distance Stunts
Global aviation authorities and press in several nations urged curbs on long distance stunt flights after a year marked by 18 missing trans Oceanic flyers and seven deaths in overseas preparations. Reactions from the Guggenheim fund, Hearst, and other backers urged public restraint while praising genuine progress and cautioning against foolhardy ventures.
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New York
Italy
England
Germany
North Atlantic
Guggenheim Fund For
William Randolph Hearst
Golden Eagle
A. M. Brock
Edward Sekler
Harry Guggenheim
Guggenheim Fund
Lindbergh
Eugene Casagrande
America
Europe
Berlin
Father of Harry Hill Fails to Affirm Son Innocence
SEATTLE Sept 8 Dr H C Hill of Streator Ills today declined to say whether he believes his son Harry Hill innocent of matricide the 22 year old now held in Seattle jail after arrest for killing his mother Defense lawyers plan habeas corpus hearings to challenge extradition while Governor Hartley weighs an exradition hearing Honeycutt a casual pool room companion also in Seattle was questioned and registered at a local hotel August 12 with Hill the same day){
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Seattle
Washington
H. C. Hill
Harry Hill
Harry
King County Superior Court
Streator
Ill
Robert L. Honveycutt
Huls Mother
Young Hill
Russell Hanson
Honeycutt
Chicago
Hill
Hanson
Grand Jury
Hearst Offers Reward For Rescue of Flyers
Hearst, publisher and backer of the Old Glory flight, offers a $25,000 reward to the captain and crew of the search ship that finds the missing occupants. He states the sum as gratitude, while noting no reward is necessary to stimulate the search.
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New York
William Randolph Hearst
Accused physician on witness stand in second trial
Dr George Reavis Goochland physician faces a second trial for the March 2 killing of Gilbert Lacey as he prepares to testify in his own defense He claims he fired to frighten drunk men threatening his home and says Lacey was a friend present among the crowd The case was moved for a new jury after the first verdict of manslaughter was set aside for incompetent testimony Coroner Dr L K Leake testified that Reavis told him the shooting was to avoid serious harm and would not have fired if Lacey had been identified as part of the group
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Orange
George Reavis
Goochland
Gilbert Lacey
Reavis
Lacey
Commonwealth
Dr. Reavis
L. K. Leake
Goochland County
Jon
Leake
Stuart Robertson
Closing arguments in Willis murder trial amid heat
In Greenville D C on September 8 closing arguments were heard for Mrs Ethel Willis 31 year old widow and Henry S Townsend ex deputy sheriff accused of killing her husband Sheriff Sam D Willis. Final defense attorney James H Price spoke for thirty minutes while Mendel L Smith state attorney had two hours to urge guilty verdict. The courtroom was packed with spectators mostly women who sat in silence amid periodic sobs as testimony was presented.
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Greenville
D. C
Ethel Willis
Henry S. Townsend
Sherif Sam D. Willis
James H. Price
Mendel L. Smith
Townsend
Second Panel Sought For Novelist Murder Trial
In Rockville Conn on Sept 3 and Sept 5 a second jury panel was called to try novelist and playwright Leonard Gline on a murder charge. Four of six jurors selected so far are farmers. Earlier 66 talesmen were examined with many excused for aversion to the death penalty. Mrs. Cline did not attend. Also notes about hazardous flights for prizes and discouraging passenger risks appeared in London and Berlin papers.
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Rockville
J.gonn
Tolland County Superior
Conn
Leonard Glin
Hilfred P. Irwin
Mansfield
Talesmen
Talesman
Cline
Man Fined for Joking with Juror in Orange Court
In Orange, O. Halsey was fined $50 and severely reprimanded for telling a juror, If you don't acquit that man you ought to be shot, just before the court began. Judge Browning ruled the remark highly improper and discreditable as the trial had moved from Goochland to Orange to prevent such incidents. Mrs. Reavis testified next, appearing pale and nervous.
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Orange
Sept
R. O. Halsey
George Reavis
Todas Halsey
Browning
Halsey
Goochland County
Reavis
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