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Las Vegas Age

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1928

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Italia crew tragedy follows polar crash at Kings Bay

June 25 AP reports one of seven Italia crewmen died after a fall in the forward compartment while Vincenzo Pomella motor attendant is believed killed. Umberto Nobile aboard the Citta Di Milano at Virgo Bay recovers from fractures and concussion and aids search for missing crewmates.

Kings Bay Bay of the Italia Vincenzo Pomella Kingsbay Umberto Nobile Citta di Milano Virgo Bay Nobile

Ceccioni Rescue Report Unfounded Error

Rome reports a prior rescue tale for Natalie Ceccioni from the Nobile camp was incorrect due to a radio transmission error. The corrected dispatch notes Ceccioni as motor chief of the Italia and among five men still stranded off Northeastland.

Rome Natalie Ceccioni Natale Ceccioni Italia

Standard Oil Head Indicted for Perjury in Oil Inquiry

Washington June 25 AP Robert W Stewart head of Standard Oil Co of Indiana is indicted on three counts of perjury tied to his Continental Oil Trading Company testimony before the Senate Oil Committees. The testimony led to his resignation as chairman of the Corporations Board of Directors at the urging of John D Rockefeller Jr.

Washington, D. C Robert W. Stewart Standard Oil Co Indiana Continental Oil Trading Company Senate Oil Committees Corporations Board of Directors John D. Rockefeller

Stewart Trial Set in October

Stewart pleads not guilty to perjury in District of Columbia Supreme Court and the trial is scheduled for October 8. He later says the charge is plainly inspired by political investigators of the Senate committee who deem private rights and reputations unimportant in a presidential year.

District of Columbia Supreme Court Stewart Senate Committee

Sam Hermann Buys Two Lots on Fifth Street

Sam Hermann of the Mesquite Store today closed the purchase of two lots on the east side of Fifth street between Bonneville and Garces streets. The deal was through T. M. Caroll. The lots are well located with Fifth street expected to become a leading residential boulevard, likely boosting value. Joe Rudloff Bill Burke and Tex Evans came from Eldorado Canyon for the day and returned tonight.

Sam Hermann Mesquite Fifth Street Bonneville Garces Streets T. M. Caroll Joe Rudloff Bill Burke Tex Evans Eldorado Canyon

Release women in Glab murder case ends arrest

In Los Angeles on June 26 AP reports Hazel Glab age 29 and her niece Ethel Kaser 17 were freed on district attorney motion for lack of evidence after being held since last Wednesday for the murder of John J. Glab a wealthy retired Chicago druggist. two witnesses Mrs Marion Harris and Earl Parker were also released and promptly rearrested on liquor law charges.

Los Angeles Hazel Glab Ethel O. Kaser John J. Glab Chicago Marion Harris Glab Earl Parker

Commerce Body Meets as Usual in Warm Weather

The Chamber of Commerce held its Tuesday noon meeting with strong attendance despite heat and member absences. A. S. Henderson chaired in replace of Dr. Martin. Oakes reported Reno visitors noted Las Vegas and Clark County lack an exhibit in the State Building. Proposals to assemble agricultural and mineral exhibits were referred for study. Road widening near Daggett and Arrowhead Highway gains were discussed to improve visibility for drivers.

Chamber of Commerce A. S. Henderson Dr. Martin S. R Whitehead W. J Flowers Jas. H. Down O. A. Kimball O. K. Adcock Harry Blanding C. P. Squires J. H. Wittner James Cashman Daggett Arrowhead Highway

Ice Wagon Meets Nash Car In Fremont Street Crash

The Nash roadster driven by F. C. Davies and an IceCo ice wagon collided at Second and Fremont Streets. The Nash sustained a broken wheel bumper and fender while the ice wagon toppled onto its side with considerable damage. the driver escaped injury.

Nash Grace Hildreth F. C. Davies Fremont Las Vegas Coal and Ice Company Mr. Johnson Mosbach Transfer Company Second

The Age adopts Associated Press news service

The Age announces its affiliation with The Associated Press as the world’s largest and most reliable news gathering and distributing agency. AP correspondents cover every country and major town, operating on a mutual, non profit basis while delivering concise salient news to readers.

Associated Press

District Court in Eugene Ward In Divorces Quiet Titles

Judge Wm. E. Orr presided as the District Court disposed of contested actions over two days. Divorces granted to Edward C. Bell from Bertha Bell and to Harry E. Dillon from Ada V. Dillon. Also two suits to quiet title for Hotel Nevada Mining Co. and others, with Clark county quieter title order entered. A Ward family auto collision near Butte, Montana caused no injuries.

Wm. E. Orr Proche Hotel Nevada Mining Company Jane Frost Fayle A. W. Ham Harry Edison Dillon Ada V. Dillon Los Angeles Messrs Dupray and Foley Dillon Leo A. McNamee Fred Karasumaru Yuki Karasumaru Lincoln Clark Harley A. Harmon Clark County Herb Krauss Eugene Ward Butte Montana Ward Kiwanis Seattle Yellowstone Park Ranier Park Gene

German to Fly to Long Beach

Definite assurance that Dr Hugo Vonecker noted Zeppelin builder has completed plans for a ten thousand mile flight from Friedrichshaven Germany to Long Beach is contained in a cablegram received here.

Long Beach Hugo Vonecker Fredrichshaven Germany

Twelve cars stolen in Las Vegas this year first half

The county sheriff reports twelve cars stolen since January first with ten recovered. One unrecovered vehicle is a Chevrolet sedan owned by Clarence Stocker, insured against theft and listed with the Theft Bureau of Pacific Coast Automobile Underwriters Conference. The recovered vehicles include models from Rand Mining Co, Herbert M Dixon, F A Allen, James Cashman, A Raymer, Gabe Lopez, State Highway Department, Bill Ronnow, Frank Webster, Standard Oil Co, and Buick Sedan.

Las Vegas Sheriff's Office Chevrolet Clarence Stocker Theft Bureau of Pacific Coast Automobile Underwriters Rand Mining Co Dodge Herbert M. Dixon Crevrolet F. A. Allen Nash

Two Nevada Girls Graduate From High School

The notice reports the graduation of Jean Nevada Fayle from Los Angeles High School on Friday evening June 19. Jean Fayle, daughter of the late George A. Fayle, long county official and businessman, spent her youth in Goodsprings. Mary Elizabeth Hale, daughter of Fred A. Hale, a flu victim in 1918, graduated from high school in Salt Lake City. The item also mentions Will Beckley and Virginia visiting Walcott, Indiana, and various local residents traveling or traveling plans including A. T. Stone in Salt Lake City, a trip to Charleston Mountain, and District Attorney Harley A. Harmon expected home from California.

Jean Nevada Fayle Los Angeles Miss Fayle George A. Fayle Jean Nevada Jean Fayle Fayles Mary Elizabeth Hale Fred A. Hale Yellow Pine Mining Company Salt Lake City

Vienna Cabinet About to Fall After Justice Minister Resigns

Vienna June 26 AP Franz Dinghofer minister of justice has resigned amid criticism over denying Bela Kun extradition to Hungary. It is believed the entire cabinet will fall.

Vienna Franz Dinghofer Bela Kun Hungary

Train Wreck Near Durand Wounds Sixty In Iola Area

Sixty or more injured as three cars of the Missouri Pacific Southerners derail near Durand at four this morning. Cause unknown though loose rails are suspected. several victims may be fatally hurt.

Iola Kansas Missouri- Pacific Southerners Durand

Boulder Dam plank rejected by California delegation

The California delegation rejected a Boulder Dam plank in the party platform, prompting questions about how senator Key Pittman of Nevada, chairman of the convention resolutions committee, would be informed by his state delegation.

Houston California Boulder Dam Key Pittman Nevada Convention Resolutions Committee

Lopez Receives Knife in Arm in Street Altercation

Gabe Lopez a local Mexican merchant narrowly avoided a fatal wound when a Mexican man threatened him with a knife after a dispute over a debt. Lopez raised his arm to shield himself. the knife struck his flesh arm wound. Deputy Sheriff McCabrey and Chief Joe May arrested the assailant nearby and jailed him. no charges filed yet as Lopez is away from town.

Gabe Lopez Lopez McCabrey Joe May

A MARRIED LIFE HELLIN WARRIN A MARRIED LIFE

Mrs Byer files for divorce from Earl Byer after a brief marriage begun June 5 1927 in Helmet California. She cites lack of common necessities habitual gross drunkenness and extreme cruelty since the union and lists Richard Busteed as attorney for the plaintiff.

Helen A., Byer Earl Byer

Mexicans Guard Rail Line To Protect Travel

June 26 AP reports federal troops are ordered to guard the railroad between Mexico City and Laredo to safeguard passenger travel. The move aims to protect travelers and maintain transportation links amid rising security concerns.

Mexico City Laredo

Harry Blanding Takes Weekend Mountain Trip

Harry Blanding spent the weekend at the mountains with his family, enjoying a quiet retreat away from the city. The outing provided time for rest and outdoor leisure.

Harry Blanding Mountains

Holbrook Blinn Dies After Horse Fall

New York June 25 AP Holbrook Blinn fifty six actor and producer died from septic poisoning caused by an arm injury from a fall from a horse two weeks earlier.

New York

Convention Over Before It Begins At Houston Hall

The Democratic convention opened in Houston with most disputes already fading as Al Smith’s bandwagon drew reluctant support. After a brief noon session the keynote speech was postponed to the evening. California delegates staged a quick demonstration for Smith before a one hour and forty minute session adjourned until tonight.

Convention Houston al Smith California

Ore truck tire blast startles city business district

A large pneumatic tire on a Groom mine ore truck exploded this forenoon near the post office corner, sending a dust cloud over Second Street. The truck, loaded with three and a half tons of galena ore, had been driven in by Pat and Ben Sheahan. Mrs Gladden, wife of a US military man, is reported to be improving at Las Vegas Hospital.

Groom Mine Pat Ben Sheahan Second Street

Van Namee says Smith is cinch for nomination

George Van Namee, Smith’s pre convention manager, predicts Smith will be nominated on the first ballot. He cites party platform harmony unseen at any Democratic convention. He also suggests ballots may begin on Thursday.

Houston Smith George van Namee van Namee

California Bear and Donkey Parade to Democratic Convention

In Houston on June 25 AP reports the California bear and his Democratic donkey ally led a procession toward the party’s presidential nominating convention. A fifty piece municipal band played California Here I Come as they arrived.

Alfred E. Smith New York Ile de France John A. Warner Houston California Donkey

Simons Pleads For Dam Plank In Democratic Platform

Joseph Simons of Upland California urged the Arizona delegation not to oppose California support for a Boulder Canyon Colorado River dam for flood control. Leslie Hardy of Nogales Arizona, a resolutions committee member, said his instructions were to oppose any Colorado River mention and would follow them.

Houston Joseph Simons Upland Calif Arizona California Colorado Boulder Canyon Leslie Hardy Nogales Resolutions ‘Committee

Ohio Delegates Favor Smith on First Ballot

Longview Texas reports the Ohio delegation is set to deliver forty of forty eight votes to Smith on the first ballot if that total puts him within striking distance of the nomination.

Longview Texas Houston Ohio Smith

Miss Doyle Leaves Las Vegas For Montreal Summer School

Miss Clara Doyle former teacher of Spanish and French at Las Vegas High School has gone to Montreal Canada to attend summer school at McGill University. She resigned her position here and will not return to Las Vegas this fall.

Clara Doyle Las Vegas Montreal Canada McGill University Doyle

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