Graf Zeppelin Near Tokio On Long Flight From Europe
The Graf Zeppelin, in its long air voyage from Germany, progressed over Siberia and neared the Ural mountains as it pushed toward Tokio. Dr Eckener’s wireless reports placed the airship at 80 degrees east and 62 degrees north while maintaining contact with Nordovich. Weather was described as satisfactory, with an expected Tokio arrival Monday if conditions hold. Fear of typhoon conditions along the Japanese coast prompted warnings of possible trouble in the final leg of the journey.
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Friedrichshafen
Siberia
Zeppelin
Ob River Valley
Marym
Eckener
Ural Mountain Range
Tokio
Nordovich
Germany
Arctic Circle
U.R
Europe
Japanese Sea
Japan
Miracle Man to Answer Questions on Shopping Tour Today
Arendale known as the Miracle Man will hold free Q and A sessions at four Las Vegas stores today from 2:00 to 3:15 PM. He claims to answer personal queries about past and future, marriages, lost articles, oil prospects, and more, with discreet whispering if requested. The tour culminates at Las Vegas Mercantile.
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Arendale
Las Vegas
el Patio
Adcock
Ronnow
Alendale
Boulder
Ward
Las Vegas Mercantile Corporation
Sun God Refuels In Wyoming On Novel Journey
The Spokane Sun God nonstop endurance flight refueled at Rock Springs Wyoming at 7 p m after head winds delayed progress from Spokane to Cheyenne A refueling plane met the craft this afternoon and Lieut Mamer expected to top up again en route to Cleveland and New York The flight continues toward New York with plans to return via St Paul and Minneapolis flying a northern route
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Sun God
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
U.R
Rock Springs
Mamer
Spokane
San Francisco
Cleveland
New York
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Mills Field
San_francisco
U.2
Buhl _air
Nick Mamer
Art Walker
Case Not Temporary Building Inspector
Harold Case fire chief said he is not temporary building inspector. Appointment to act temporarily was discussed but not made. he stated he does not want the job and could not handle it with his other duties.
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Harold Case
Case
Radio Corporation Reports First Half Profit Rise
Radio Corporation of America today posted a net profit of 4,996,487 for the first half, up from 4,524,779 in the previous year. For the quarter ending June 30, 1929, gross income reached 28,796,766 with a net profit of 1,409,299.
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New York
U.—Radio Corporation of America Today
Woman Dies in Vehicle Accident Near Las Vegas
A Chrysler sedan rollover near Las Vegas left Minnie Bates of Jamesville Wisconsin with a fractured skull and scalp loss. Bates was hospitalized with severe injuries after the crash that occurred early Thursday while a party was returning from Whittier bound for Jamesville. R M Smith and several others were in the car. Fred Smith, driving a separate vehicle ahead, escaped uninjured as the group traveled through desert country before heat of day. Dr Nestor Michelena attended Bates.
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Minnie Bates
Jamesville
Wisconsin
Las Vegas
R. M. Smith
Smith
Fred
Whittier
Nestor Michelena
Two Bad Places In the Highway To Be Repaired
Work on a one mile segment of Arrowhead highway between Mesquite and the Nevada Arizona line will start soon. The project, part of revamping the Arizona strip, aims to fix roughness and poor quality. Bud B Barrett holds the contract for the mile. C G C Boyer and Claude Curran surveyed the area and returned with plans to resurface the five mile stretch near Arden when crews arrive.
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Arrowhead
Mesquite
Nevada-Arizona State Line
Arizona Strip
Bud 8
Barrett
C. G C. Boyer
State
Claude Curran
Arden
Boyer
Bribery Charge In Mrs. Pantages Case
William R. McGee, a bond broker, must stand trial for bribery on August 28 for allegedly pressuring Officer Hutton to forget testimony in the murder case against Mrs. Alexander Pantages. The incident followed a crash in which Mrs. Pantages, driving, hit a car with seven Japanese occupants. Joe Rokomoto died, and the intoxication charge was dropped as she faced second degree murder allegations.
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Los Angeles
U.P
William R
Paddy” McGee
Alexander Pantages
McGee
W. H. Hutton
Pantages
Joe Rokomoto
Kip Rhinelander Says He's Nevadan to Stay in Nevada
Leonard Kip Rhinelander, wealthy former New Yorker, was seen shopping in Los Angeles stores to replenish his wardrobe. He declared he would live in Nevada for the rest of his life, saying he was through with big cities.
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Kip Rhinelander
L. A
Los Angeles
U.P
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Rhinelander
Las Vegas
Nevada
Town Re Taken By Orientals In 6 Hour Battle
The Daily Mail reports from Hong Kong that Chinese troops recaptured Nordun near Manchuri after a six hour battle with Russian forces. Soviet gunboats reportedly damaged three Chinese vessels on the Sungari river amid clashes along the Manchurian border.
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Orientals
U.P
Daily Mi
Hong Kong
Nordun
Manchuri
Sungari
Chinese Brigades Move Toward Russia
Nippon Dempo reports Marshal Chang Hsueh-Liang, director of Manchuria, ordered three brigades to the Russian border after Soviet troops occupied two points inside the Chinese frontier. The dispatch comes from Mukden via Tokio dated August 16.
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Tokio
Japan
U.P
Manchurian
United Press
Harbin
Shu Hsao- Tang
Manchur
Russia
Nippon Dempo
Manchuk
Jaramol
Siberia
Peorgranzhiyana
Manchuria
Liang
Mukden
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Fog Delays Big Ship Five Days
New York August 16. The North German Lloyd liner Karlshuhe reached New York after five days at sea due to dense fog. Many passengers joined at Bremen and had already crossed the Atlantic twice. Captain Filginer said he has sailed 35 years and never faced such impenetrable fog that began Monday afternoon.
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New York
U.P
Karlschue
Boston
Berman
Filginer
Anthony McCauley Authored Mining Resume in The Age
Anthony McCauley, not Claude McCauley, wrote the resume of the local mining situation published on the editor orig page of Thursday's Age issue.
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Anthony McCauley
Claude McCauley
the Age
Theater Man Charged With Attacking Girl in Pantages Case
Los Angeles reports Alexander Pantages, famed theater magnate, faced a preliminary hearing on two counts of rape involving Eun Pringle 17, with bail set at 255000. Witnesses described Pringle fleeing a conference room screaming, and prosecutors prepared for further arraignment.
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Alexander Pantages
Los Anite
Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Los Angeles
Rose Fowler
Ruth May
Leonard Wood
Eun Pringle
Baron Fitts
Wm. T. Atteler
Wilson
Prin
Calif
Rivers ease afterheavy rains push Colorado flow down
Reports from El Centro to San Marcial describe swollen Colorado River dropping from 57 000 to 28 000 second feet at Grand Canyon as heavy rains ease. Imperial Valley may get enough flow to forgo a temporary dam. Roosevelt Dam and Coolidge Lake water levels rise aiding irrigation. Rio Grande floods San Marcos area receding if no new floods arrive, but San Marcial and nearby villages suffer extensive flood damage with many homes ruined.
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Colorado
Bain
Grand Canyon
EL Centro
Cal
Rockies
Rockwood
M. J. Dowd
Imperial Irrigation District
Imperial Valley
Dowd
San Marcial
N. M
U.P
Rio Grande
San Marcos
San Acacia
San Antonio
La Salle to Have New Neon Sign
Las Vegas Neon Electric plans a new ten by six foot horizontal sign for La Salle with green letters and a red border. Barratt and Clout, also designing signs for The Northern and Beckley, provide the project details.
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Las Vegas Neon Electric Company
la Salle
Aterady
Barratt and
Clout
Northern
Beckley
Another Benefit Dance at Lorenzi's
The 20 30 club will stage another library benefit dance tonight at Lorenzi's resort. Forest service officials prepared a compilation showing this year s timber acreage damages from fires are higher than last year, with unprotected areas most affected. Careless smokers are blamed for most fires, incendiarism the second cause.
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Lorenzi’s Resort
Seattle
Wash
Forest Service
Fight Is Planned For Snook Life
In Columbus Ohio on August 16 1930 lawyers for former Ohio State professor Ames Howard Snook convicted of murdering Theora Hix plan a motion for a new trial. They argue juror pre conviction bias and other issues. Snook refused to talk to reporters and his wife kept to the family home as the verdict was read.
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Columbus
Ames Howard Snook
Theora Hix
Snook
Mod Ook
West Tenth Avenue
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Radio Corporation
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State Line
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Lakehurst
New Jersey
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Ariz
Roosevelt Dam
Coolidge
Bureau of Agriculture
Lorenzi
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