M T A T plane wreck found on Mount Taylor
A Transcontinental Air Transport plane named City of San Francisco is found burned on the south slope of Mount Taylor near Albuquerque. Eight aboard are dead. George Rice of Western Air Express reported the wreck after circling the site twice. Ground teams will recover the bodies, likely by burro due to rugged terrain.
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Cubs Hit Harry Seibold Hard In Doubleheader
AP report from Chicago notes the Cubs defeated Boston in the first game as Hornsby and Cuyler homered, Hornsby reaching his 34th. Second game details and other NL results across cities include Pittsburgh beating Brooklyn 6–2, with Kremer on the mound, plus scattered hits and fielding errors affecting several scores. The item weaves multiple games and players with limited coherence.
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Weather Forecast With Rain and Cooler Temperatures
The outlook calls for periods of rain this week with southern and central portions of the region affected. Temperatures will run below seasonal norms. Tonight is mostly clear with a chance of showers tomorrow morning. Minimum temperatures around five degrees are expected tonight.
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Britain defends Schneider Trophy with record speed flight
In an Isle of Wight race, Flying Officer BR L Atcherly and British pilots set world speed marks in the Schneider Cup. Waghorne and others pushed the limits as Italy’s entrants faltered. Atcherly’s disqualification on a course lap did not change his seventh-lap time.
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Cable Steamer Dellwood Sets World Cable Mission
Seattle AP reports the army steamer Dellwood sails on a global cables mission to lay undersea lines. It carries 300 tons of gutta percha covered cable to lay the main trans Pacific and Atlantic links, reinforcing the U S communications network.
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Americans reduce drinking at English hotels this summer
A. P. report notes Americans in London hotels drink less during the summer tourist season. Observers say the one London hotel largely patronized by Americans shows a calmer pattern, with only a few patrons drinking heavily. The context suggests shifting leisure habits among travelers without detailing broader causes.
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Lifeboat Rescues Amid Heavy Seas Rescue Efforts
A survivor reached a lifeboat but the heavy seas hampered rescue. The crew battled waves while authorities worked to reach a crew member missing after the attempted rescue.
Woodlawn PTA Tops Interest With Nursery Program In Lawrence
Woodlawn parents explore two new projects, one a preschool nursery for ages two to five presented by Dr Florence Sherbon of the University during the association meeting. Sessions run two hours first semester, with enrollment anticipated next week. A $2 fee, refundable if 75 percent of classes are attended, applies.
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Memorial High School
Government to Probe Navy Propaganda Ties
Senate naval committee prepared to explore William B Shearer links with naval limitations amid denouncements by President Hoover. Justice Department actions follow a note from the president. shipbuilders Bethlehem, American Brown Boveri, and News Shipbuilding face inquiry and a 1929 suit over services claimed by Shearer.
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Automotive exports gain in July for 1929
Exports of two automotive products in July rose by 2,832,550 dollars from July 1928, according to the Commerce Department. The first seven months of 1929 totaled 402,126,465 dollars, higher than the previous year, with cars leading the gain and shipments to South Africa and Britain noted among major destinations.
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Schools Outline Role in Seventy-Fifth Anniversary
Lawrence public schools outlined their part in the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary celebration to be held October 10 11 and 32. Plans call for using early Lawrence history materials in classrooms and substantial preparation time. W Curfman superintendent spoke, and an address titled The Seventy-Fifth Anniversary was read. The program featured poem Lawrence Her Seventy-Fifth Anniversary by Carole Stevens, readings by Miss E. C. Faterly, music by Miss Mabel Barnhart and a vocal solo by Miss Marcene MacLarer with Florence Beamer at the piano.
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Charles McClung Dead At Age In City Hospital
Charles McClung secretary to Arthur M. Fasbani died here after an illness. He served as an official in local government and was known for his work with the Acultare group. The funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
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Hearings On Estate Tax Code Commission End
The committee continues work on its recommendations to Governor Clyde M Reed. Hin Watha, chairman, postponed next week and Anita Ade joined indefinitely subject to call. state workers' compensation law referenced.
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Lawrence schools prepare for 1929 30 year as term opens
Superintendent W W Curfman and the Lawrence school staff completed conferences with teachers and prepared buildings for the 1929 30 school year. Enrollment at both senior and junior high schools was nearly complete, with most students already enrolled before the spring term. Starting hours Monday were 9 o clock for the first and second sessions, 6 25 for the middle school, and 8 20 for the senior high school.
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Zeppelin Plans Trans Atlantic Service Center
Dr Hugo Eckener head of the German Zeppelin group announced plans to establish a regular trans Atlantic air service with a new 7 terminal in a southern area south of Baltimore likely near Washington or Richmond. He noted a weather line north of Baltimore favors landing points north of the city and said Graf Zeppelin would not land at Lakehurst again to avoid wearing out naval welcomes after three prior visits.
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New Orleans Flood Devastates City After Torrential Rain
New Orleans awoke to one of its worst floods as heavy rain drenched the city overnight. Pumping systems failed, waters reached up to six feet in places, and relief crews with boats aided the marooned, prioritizing the sick and elderly while delivering food to submerged homes.
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McDonald to Speak at Rotary Meeting on Night Football
Frank W. McDonald director of athletes at Haskell will speak before the Rotary club at their meeting Monday noon on Night Football. Haskell has two night games in Lawrence for farmers and patients with the Bak2 game set during the 75th Anniversary Celebration. Gov Reed again 18 ILL.
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Has' Recurrence of Bronchial Trouble From Last Year
Topeka dispatch reports Governor Clyde Reed suffers from bronchial trouble. He has two engagements planned for today with Chanute, while heat remains a factor in his schedule as he resumes public duties after a period of illness last year.
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Seven fifth Anniversary Meeting in Lawrence
A community gathering marks the seven fifth anniversary of Lawrence’s founding. The event at First Baptist Church on Friday January 13 features remarks by Honorable Thomas Wag of Independence. Speakers include Rev. Charles A. Richard and Mrs. Colman Blesby among others. the program covers early history and immigrant reminiscences.
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Assault Charges Filed Against Nickle in Eudora
Nickle 32 of Eudora was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Stevens on charges of assault after his arrest Thursday by Deputy Sheriff Richards. He pleaded not guilty, bond set at 500 for each count, preliminary hearing scheduled September 10. Authorities say he assaulted his father W. W Nickle and another person Thursday night while intoxicated. Nickle recently discharged from Missouri State Penitentiary after a three year sentence for shooting a colored man at Springfield. He served in World War II with an engineering regiment.
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Fire probe planned after Wichita University hall blaze
State Fire Marshal Douglas Graham and deputy Charles Lytle will arrive in Wichita to open an investigation into the early Wednesday destruction of Fairmount Hall at the University of Wichita. Officials seek whether carelessness or Fralgell caused the fire. Earlier reports cited cans of paint turpentine and other printers supplies in the basement as possible starters. Loss estimated from 125000 to 200000 dollars.
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Asaman Leads Service For Final Union Sermon
Dr. Theodore Asaman pastor of First Presbyterian will preach the last Union service at South Park tomorrow night at 8. Epistle titled Troubled About Many Things. Congregational quartet will sing The Lord Shepherd by Curran and Thy Dwellings by J Liddle. Mrs Humty and Miss Helen Healy will perform Pleiades by Homer Barrett. Reverend Charles W. Thomas will lead Congregational singing. Trinity Lutheran chimes will play before the singing.
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Belpre Doctor Faces Retrial In Death of Larned Girl
Belpre Kansas Sept. 7 AP second trial for Dr. C C Munford Belpre physician and former missionary to China was ordered today by county attorney John Etling. Munford’s previous trial in April ended with uncertainty likely retrial to follow.
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