Rescue Hope Fades in Arctic Ice Breaker Mission
Reports from Osto and Stockholm detail the marooned Nobile expedition near Foyn Island with survivors in fever and deteriorating morale. The ice breaker Krassin is 25 miles away amid heavy ice, while the Braganza nears from Kings Bay to reach them by sea if conditions allow.
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Osto
Krassin
Lieut
Vicker
Foyn Island
Braganza
Kings Bay
Krassin Ab
Iload
Arctic
Stockholm
Italia
Quest
Eirrar-Paal Lundborg
Foyn
Tyland
Giusepmi_ Biogo
Lundberg
Advires
Spitzbergen
Umberto Nobilé
Citta di Milano
Nobile
Rome
General Nobile
Theirigie
Finn Malmgren
Tornberg
Sair
Junkers
Umbrella Service Aids Theater Patrons At Faris
The Faris Theater in Virginia offers umbrellas for borrowing at $1.40 deposit. Patrons can leave umbrellas for convenience, but many do not return them, leading some to purchase umbrellas instead. The system aims to help spectators during rainy shows.
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Faris
Pvaris
Rofa yacht sank. crew rescued by Tuscarora near New York
The Rofa, smallest of four schooners in the Queen Victoria cup race from Ambrose lightship to Santander, has been lost at sea. Its crew, including Mrs. William Roos of Pelham Manor, N.Y., were rescued by the steamer Tuscarora and reported safe. The cause remains unconfirmed. the vessel carried no radio gear and relied on sighting signals. Remaining entries Pinta Ning Mohawk continue, while Zodiac reports a calm voyage.
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New York
Ambrose
Santander
Spain
William Roos
Pelham Manor
Walter Hugo Scheeler
Herman R. Schoeler
Herman R. Scheeler
Laddio
Asso- R. W
Zodiac
Washington women leads in commercial education survey
Mrs Frances Moon Butts of Washington High School chairs the World Federation of Education committee on commercial education. She reports American schools excel in courses and enrollment, with 1155 nonacademic courses used for college entrance in 182 colleges and universities. The survey, covering 48 countries, will be presented at the federation biennial in Geneva.
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Washington
United States
Frances Moon Butts
The
Washington Business High School
World Federation of Education
Franges
Moon Butts
Federation
Geneva
Tnes
Butts
Coun
Fourth of July gatherings in Tonganoxie area
Community members and families from Tonganoxie and nearby towns joined picnics in Anderson's grove, with a 4-H club turnout, a charity cafeteria dinner, and games. Fireworks, dancing in the pavilion, and a Grocers vs Meat men hall game highlighted the celebration. Several residents and visitors were noted, including Mr. and Mrs. Hemphill, Mr. and Mrs. Kahn, and Miss Elizabeth Siler, among others.
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Kansas City
Fred Kahn
V. A. Dehoff
C. D. Miller
City
Kans
Rawlings
Tonganoxia
Skeets
H. G. Skeets
Nettie O'Dean
Lawrence
Blanche Phenisie
Dorothy May Bleakley
Alpha Chi Omega
Tongaroxie
Myers House
Robert Binker
Kall Leaf
Alfred Kahn
Cory Reece
C.L. Dehoff
Hicks
Vera McCabrin
August Wartzack
C. B. Gox
Harris
John
Frances L. Taylor
Sdil
Shanghai
China
San Francisco
Japan
S. Kelsall, Jr
Stewart
Glady S Hemphill
Mildréd-Sea
Mary K. Bernhardt
Margaret
Kelsall
Clyde. Ford
Elizabeth Siler
Ottawa
Ralph Ford
Wiley
Aes Oo
de Soto
Mackay
Jean McKone
Eckert
Parkville
Li. Dehoff
Hattie Day Davis
Topeka
da Mon
Avere
Dehoff
Lley
Toderate
W. H. McKone
Josephine Dreisbach
California
Margaret Kelsall
Ozarks
C. L. Delloff
Kaw Valley
Alfred Heck
Wayne Rogers
Tonganoxie
Fiizabethy Siler
Lis
Nellis
Friends Church
Tanganoxie
C. W. Hemphill
Excelsior Springs
Anderson’s Grove
America
Ber
Harry White
Cary’ Reece
C. Bh
Auich
U. S
Fort Marcy
Lashull
Mississippi State Senator Marries to Escape Tax Bill
State Senator William B Hardin of Mississippi escaped the proposed $10 tax on single men by marrying Miss Mary Lou Prather of Jackson. The bachelor tax, pitched for the last legislature, would have netted no revenue if all eligible bachelors chose marriage as a refuge.
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Jackson
U. P
William B
Hardin
Mississippi
Mary
Lou Prather
Local Residents Attend Gatherings and Family Visits
Winter residents near Eudora and surrounding towns visited relatives and attended celebrations in Lecompton Ottawa and Kansas City. Guests included Mark and Francis Skinner Witner Newt Hamlin and families with many coming from St Marys Hugora and Greenwood Valley. Notable events involved tonsil removal for Mrs Carter and son Richard, and visits to Mrs Shipman Carter.
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Mark
Mike Shelly
Blanche Shelly
Herman Banks
Elmer Shields
Pole exploration debate stirs readers and authors alike
Fragmentary notes describe Ben Shields and Mrs Shields visitations and social mentions. The piece records discussions over polar exploration with Jules Verne denying Cant Wilkins’s claim of no land at the North Pole. It notes Admirals Peary and Amundsen affirming landing at the pole and cites Louis Lasswell’s Thursday night gathering with Albert Hamlin.
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Ben*Shield
Ben Shields
Carr
Louie’ Lasswell
Albert Hamilin
Pole
Paris
U.P
Jules Verne
iWilkins
North Pole
Admiral Peary
Amundsen
Brats Shells at Damariscotta Prompt Investigations
Scientists in Damariscotta study shell heaps as part of summer investigations. A team labeled AB entists explores local debris sites to understand past human activity and coastal history.
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Ministry of Marine
Umberto Nobile
United States Forest Service
Alpadio
UPJ
South America
Arturo Ferrarin
Maj
Carlo del Prete
Brazil
Rofa
U. 5
Reno
B.A. McHill
Bonner Springs
M. McCleary
C W. Hemphill
Robert ‘ Blaker
Robert Jr
Elmer Ford
Glenn Ford
Chicago
Zion City
M. Ford
Jean ‘A. McKone
Hamilton
Jayhawk Avel
Alemi
Wells
Wilson
Mass
Palmer
Straw Hat Sale
Panamas
Lawrence Car Owners
Firestone
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