Pathfinder flight ends as crew reaches Rome in relief
American aviators Captain Lewis Al-Yancey and Roger Q. Williams completed a 850 mile leg from Albericia near Santander toward Rome. After refueling and rest at Albericia they continued toward Ciampino, hoping to land before dark. The crew faced fatigue but pressed on, welcomed by cheering crowds upon arrival.
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Littorio
Rome
Lewis
Rey
Rogard- Williams
Santander
Duce
Paris
Dil
APJ
New
Tate
Pathfinder
Parma
Biarritz
Biartus
Bay of Biscay
France
Pau
Pyrenees Mountains
Spain
Fat Tigue
ill_ fess
Cay‘tain “Lewis
Al-Yancey
Roger QO. Williams
Old Orchard
Vairdrome
Albericia
Ciampino
Kent
Albérica
Yancey
Ie Recvard
Phior
Unclear fragment notes quick trip plan and schedule
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a quick trip with a departure at 7 30 and a return, mentioning a chairman and a chain or Express line. Names and places are garbled, offering no clear event, date, or complete facts to confirm.
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Ami
D Chine
Lawd
Ighte
Cwill
Kenshi
Western A Express
Aviator's Wife Says She Must Get Used to It
New York July 10 AP wives of airmen discuss life with aviator spouses. Mrs Roger Williams and Mrs Lewis Yancey defend nerves in long separations and say they have learned to stay calm and steady despite risks and farewells.
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New. York
Maine
Lewis
National officers reelected at Fraternal Aid Union session
Galveston July 10 special National officers of the Fraternal Aid Union were reelected for four year terms at the supreme lodge session held yesterday by acclamation. The panel includes George R. A Tolson John C Tolson president Samuel S. Baty secretary T. J. Sweeney treasurer and Dr Ge Dent Townshend medical director Mrs Jermie Kelschner Wie ta elected national chaplain and W. W. Stroud California to the national board of auditors. The meeting was praised as constructive and harmonious, with one untoward incident when two nondelegates robbed Archer of Joplin and Graves of Parsons in a hotel room of about 300 dollars. They were locked in the room before fleeing.
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Galveston
Tex
Fraternal Aid ‘Union
Supreme Lodge
George R
John C. Tolson
Samuel S. Baty
T. J. Sweeney
Ge Dent Townshend
Jermie Kelschner
Wieta
W. W. Stroud
California
National ‘Board’ of Auditors
Delegat Archer
Joplin
Mr. Graves
Parsons
Bar
Archer
Graves
Four Film Personages Injured in Wreck
Four well known film and stage figures were injured in a highway crash in Los Angeles. Julian H Bl ting e, 46, Mitchail Harris, 4 Mrs Lenore Casanora 25, and Mrs Belle Spottswill 25 were hurt. Eltinge suffered concussion and severe contusions. The incident followed a police traffic squad pursuit earlier today.
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Los Angeles
Col Heit
Julian H Bltinge
Mitchail Harris
Lenore Casanora
Belle Spottswill
New York
Eltinge
Confire
Weather forecast for Kansas and towns
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with scattered showers in the eastern portion. This afternoon remains mild with a chance of showers. Tonight and Thursday outlook show continued unsettled conditions across Ottawa, Topeka, Hutchinson and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Ottawa
Hutchin
Protests Grow Over Pending Tariff Bill Across Nations
A flood of foreign protests to the pending tariff bill reaches the Senate Finance Committee. Spain, Austria, Greece and others object to proposed duties on cork, olives, grapes, onions, dried fruits, watches and embroideries. Notes warn of trade balance harm and threaten to denounce existing arrangements.
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Washington
Primo
de ‘Rivera
Marquis de Eselia
United States
Senate Finance Committee
Madrid
Stimkon
Mellon
Europe
South
Central “America
Smoot
National Committee
England
Austral
West
Indies
Bahamas
Bermuda
Dominica
Italy
Spain
Belgium
Mexico
Austria
Turkey
Norway
Greece
Nethern
Janis
Denmark
Switzerland
Persia
Uruguay
Dominican Republic
Guatemala
Honduras
Forty persons injured in coast area incident
A fragmentary report notes about forty people injured near the Atlantic coast from Florida to New York. The details are unclear but indicate a large casualty event with many victims.
Coffeyville Cobbler Dies After Tire Theft Incident
Local cobbler in Coffeyville died following a theft incident involving a tire from a Mr. Hee vehicle. Police reports indicate the tire theft occurred at a storefront workshop, with investigations ongoing and no further suspects released at this time.
Endurance Fliers Break Ninth Day Record In Flight
Gulver City California sees endurance flight surpass 193 hours as L Mendell and R B Reinhart push the Angeleno biplane toward 200 hours. Wright Aeronautical Corp offers $1000 awards to each pilot. Refueling at 8:15 a m and 100 gallons of gas received. Crowd cheers as pilots celebrate nearing 174 hour Cleveland mark.
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Gulver City
Cal
L. Mendell
R. B.’ Reinhart
Air 197
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Motor Us
Angeleno
Greveland
Cleveland
Roy
L., Mitchell
Byron Newcomb
Mendell and Reinhart
Reinhart
Mendell
Submarine H-47 Trapped Men In Deep Ocean Depths
The British admiralty said the sunken H-47 had been buoyed but bad weather forced the fleet to withdraw. L-69 searched the area near the stricken vessel and attempted Morse sound telegraphy to reach 21 men trapped inside, with Diver Bell prepared in a German diving suit though descent to 330 feet seems unlikely. An array of lifesaing gear was readied over the spot where Ty submarine H-47 sank after colliding with L-12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Milford Haven
Fos
Pembroke Wales
Bell
Renown
Pembroke
Wales
Potato harvests start later in county fields
A. I. Gilkison, county farm agent, says most potato growers will not begin digging until next Monday. About nine years 3.08 potatoes were dug and loaded at the Charles Cox farm near Lawrence, graded Kansas combinations, with eight cars loaded recently. Weather and floods threaten crops in Newton and nearby towns, with water flooding streets and highways. Potatoes sold in nearby Topeka and Peabody, mostly No.1 and Kansas combinations, fetching around $2 to $2.50. Spring Creek floods Peabody. Kaw Valley acreage to drop by about 31 percent from last year. county acreage down 20-25 percent. Yield expected to be lower than 1929, but quality may improve.
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Lawrence
Saturd
Mondir
A. I. Gilkison
Charcles Cox
Gil‘kison
Kansas
Newton
Kan
Sand Creek
Sreek
Bethel College
Salina
Emporia
Missouri Pacific
Peabody
Marion
Doyle Greek
Topeka
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Kaw Valley
Gilkison
Couty
Ar Quantrill Follower Dies in Missouri
James R. Cummings, 82, longtime resident of the Confederate Home at Igginsville Missouri, a former member of the Jesse James and Quantrill gangs, died. He lived at the home for 27 years and had written a book of his Civil War exploits to be published after his death. During the war he served with Quantrill in Missouri guerrilla campaigns.
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Igginsville
James
R. Cummings
Jesse James
Quantrill
Andi
Baseball Notes From July 10 National League and American League Results
AP reports from July 10 cover wide baseball action. Cincinnati hammered Bob Smith for eight early runs as the Reds beat the Braves 10–2 in game one of a series. Brooklyn routed St Louis 9–6 in the opener. Cubs edged Giants 6–2 at the Polo Grounds. In the American League, Philadelphia topped St Louis 4–1 in the first game of a doubleheader. A separate note mentions Washington, Chicago, and Boston contests with various results. Also listed are minor items and notices including a justice nomination and local ads.
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Seaston
Cincin
Bob Smith
Westerners
Braves
Cincinnati
Boston
Kolp
Sukeforth
Smith
Cunningham Land Spohrer
Broolyn
Brook Yin
Cardinals
Watson Clark
Jess Haines
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Haines
Frankhouse
Wilson
Glark
Picinich
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Fussell
Hill
Hargreaves
Davis
Benje
Collins
Leman
New York
Cubs
Giants
Polo
Guy Bush
Hack Wilson
Chicago
Bush
Taylor
Hubbell
Judd
Henry
Hogan
Farrell
Howard
Ehmke
Louis ‘Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Houts
St. ‘Louis
Perkins
Gray
Schang
Washington
Clevell A. Mesures
OZ ‘Brown
Hadley
Tate
Ie Ferrell
L. Sewell
Heilach
Sherid
Dickey
Thomas
Berg
Detroit
M. Gaston
Burg
Sorrell
American Association
Minneapolis
Kansas
City
Dog Found Here Sunday Report Says Rabies Infected
A stray dog found at Sixth and Ohio streets Sunday night tested rabid, per a report to Dr J A Bogue from Kansas State Agricultural College. The dog did not bite anyone, but may have bitten neighborhood dogs. Rabies incubation ~30 days. John Deal, 939 Tennessee, says he was bitten by a dog at 1382 Louisiana and will have Dr F J Pierson treat it.
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Sixth
Ohio
J. A. Bogue
Kansas State Agricultural College
Equipment Issued to National Guards at Camp Whitmore
Members of Companies M and H of the 137th infantry Kansas National Guard receive season camp gear for the annual encampment at Camp Whitmore near Fort Riley from August 11 to 25. Equipment includes extra shoes shirt and breeches plus shelter half blankets raincoat gun belt first aid kit canteen ammunition packet bed sack desk kit tent poles stakes ropes haversack and pack bar.
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137Th Infantry
Kansas National Guard
Camp Whitside
Fort Riley
Kan
Kansas City doctor pleads not guilty in manslaughter case
G L Baughman, a debarred physician, pleaded not guilty at arraignment in city court on a second degree manslaughter charge connected to the death of Hazel Swartz on July 1. He posted $2,500 bond for a preliminary hearing set for July 18 and remains out on parole after pleading guilty in a similar third degree manslaughter case.
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Kansas City
Kan
Hazel*Swartz
Baughman
Garfield farmer drowns saving nephew in Arkansas River
Garfield Kansas July 10 AP A McEllwain 50 a farmer died while trying to rescue his five year old nephew Russell Miller who vanished after stepping into a deep hole in the Arkansas River Miller was saved by Clarence Madden Collinsville Bank Robbed Tulsa Oklahoma July 10 AP two youths robbed the American Exchange Bank in Collinsville county early today of over 1000 dollars after a third man waited in a car
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Garfield
Kan
A.mcellwain
Russell Miller
Arkansas
Miller
McEllvain
Clarence
Madden
Kansas‘ ‘City
McEllwain
Collinsville Bank
Tulsa
Okla
American Exchange" Bank
Collinguillé
Peoples State Bank
Mre
H. Gliathley
Dutad
Moncey
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau Today
Atchison
Kingsford Smith Reaches Croydon After Sydney Run
Croydon airfield welcomed Captain Charles Kingsford Smith arriving from Rome via Reykjavik, completing a rapid Sydney to England leg. Swedish flyer Albin Ahrenberg left Reykjavik for Greenland in a continuing Sweden to United States attempt. Colonel Lindbergh and Anne Morrow completed the Los Angeles to Oakland leg aboard a tri motor monoplane with 10000 spectators.
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Croydon
England
Charles Kingsford Smith
Sydney
N.S. W
Croydon Air Field
Rome
Reykjavik
Iceland
Albin’ Ahrenberg
Sweedish Flier
Greenland
Sweden
United States
Oakland
Cal
Maddux Air Lines
Los Angeles
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Alameda Airport
Inquiry into Boy's Death by Electrocuting Grating
Coroner planned an inquiry into the electrocution of Kenneth Brown age 6 in Kansas City Kansas. He touched a garage rear window grate connected to city power by a garage owner who said he had wired it for a security guard. Officials think the connection was accidental or a prank by older boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Ban J. Coffin
Kenneth Brown
J. A. Carroll
Atlantic Train Wreck Injures Forties to Sixty in Enfield
Forty to sixty people were injured when five cars of fast northbound Atlantic Coast Line train No 84 derailed two miles north of Enfield North Carolina. Five people were seriously injured and transported to the Atlantic Coast Line hospital as crews prepared for more. In Topeka two women and a man were held for questioning in the Security Benefit Association payroll robbery with twenty two charges filed.
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Rocky Mount
N.C
Atlantic Coast Line
Enfield
Koc
Susperts Ji
Topeka - Topeka
Wayne Horning
Security Benefit”association
Prince Carol Said Involved In Romanian Coup Plot
Bucharest July 10 Documents seized in a government roundup of conspirators allegedly implicate exiled Prince Carol II in a planned coup. Proclamations bearing his name show apparent awareness and possible consent. Arrests continued as investigators probe additional political figures. Queen Marie was asked to cut short her stay at Bled amid the unrest.
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Bucharest
Romania
Carol
Carol II
Julia Maniu
Marie
Bled
dugo-Slavia
Residents offered police watch during vacations in Lawrence
Lawrence police chief Will Johns announced residents planning to leave town may request patrols of their homes. The offer follows two recent robberies and prowler reports near vacant houses, including a New Hampshire Street residence where clothing, a ring, and coins were taken. Neighbors are urged to call if strangers are seen.
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Lawrence
Johns
New Hampshire Street
Margaret .Ie. Sharp
U59
T. Rising
West
Ninth Street
Nine Day Union Strike In Deadlock In New Orleans
The nine day street car strike in New Orleans remains in a snarl as union leaders plan an outdoor mass meeting to decide on a general sympathetic strike. Labor claims 45000 workers could paralyze the city while arbitration talks with the company resume over recognition and a working contract amid unrest that has already cost two lives and caused injuries and property damage.
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New Orleans
Upron
Negro Lodge
Knights and Daughters of Tabor face inquiry in Salina
In Salina Kansas on July 1 AP reported an inquiry into the Knights and Daughters of Tabor a Negro lodge amid a state meeting. Ham K Bradshaw special assistant to the state attorney general said the lodge has only 740 in treasury and 30 insurance claims totaling 3500 remain unpaid. Ten lodge officials were summoned to appear before the inquiry.
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Salina
Kan
Knights and Daughters of
Four KU ROTC members qualify as marksmen at Fort Leavenworth
Four University of Kansas ROTC students qualified as marksmen on June 28, 1929, with the automatic .45 caliber pistol at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. The IX U students named H. E. Gould 70.16 percent W. M. Powell 69.82 percent P. C. Beardslee 67.05 percent A. H. Woolley 63.92 percent. Separately, New York reports high authority says negotiations are under way to gradually dispose of all International Paper newspaper investments while retaining its contracts.
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University of Kansas
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Ix.u
H. E. Gould
W. M.powell
P. C. Beardslee
A. H. Woolley
New York
Associated Press
International Paper Company
Fox Pawsrziot
Milk supply returns to full producer network in Lawrence
Lawrence milk situation clarified as Simon Hurwitz announces that starting tomorrow the Lawrence Sanitary Milk Company will be served by all former producers. About thirty five additional sources return, with price at sixty cents. Kaw Valley Creamery and Jayhawk Creamery resume regular service as producers gradually come back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrents
Simon “Hare
Witz
Lawrence Sanitary Milk “Company
Hurwitg
Kaw
Jayhawk
Regul S
Ynoest Ik
Tournament Medalist Victoria Tops First Round in Western Amateur
Don Moe Defoaty, Art Sweet and Victor Keefe Carter lead in a Western Amateur first round in Portland Oregon. Notable matches include Chester Jones of Law vs. Racle Carter of Ustihora City and other duels as players from Oklahoma Kansas and Texas advance. The event showcases young Pacific Coast college talent in pursuit of the title.
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Don Moe
Defoaty
Oklahomas
Chester Jones
Law
Racle Carter
Ustihora City
Mission Tisity
Art Sweet
Ke Keefe Carter
Secot
Mission
Kaly
Don M
Keele
Carter
Oklahoma City
Chester Cies
University of Kansas
Swope Park Club
Kansas
Robert McCrary
Claren Jupley
Merchant
Waco
Tex
Register
Dallas
Hubby
Marshall Becker
Topeka
Kan
Morton Benedict
Kansas City
Becker
Washburn College
Campion
Ary Ecklund
Wichita
Rudy Knepper
Chicago
Cest
University of Kansas loses Barrons to New York health department
J. Barrons resigns as assistant professor of sanitary engineering at the University of Kansas and as assistant engineer with the state board of health to join the New York state department of health engineering staff in Albany. R. Clarence to succeed him. he has been Chanute city engineer for fifteen months and was formerly with the state board of health. Barrons will leave for Albany early next week, traveling overland. Lawrence is a KU graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Barrons
Universit of Kansas
State Board Ofealth
New York State Department of Health
Bartons
University
Albany
R E. ‘Clarante
Chan
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Billy Breit
Mi Hee
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Missouri
William Oyneonwicksita
James GC. Strong
Blue’ Rapids
United’ States ‘Court of ‘Claims
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Garfield Farmer
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Grove
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National Council of ‘Girl Scouts
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J. N. Largé
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Paige
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