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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1925

Page

2

Shenandoah Disaster Log Details Last Flight The Shenandoah crash inquiry

The Shenandoah disaster inquiry under Commander Klein confronts looting of apparatus by spectators delaying investigation. Survivors propose two theories about the crash with kelp of radio and gas tank failures. The radio log found near the control cabin records preparations, buoyancy tests, and the flight path up to the crash hour, with crewmates commenting on weather, lighting, and visibility as the ship battles storms.

Caldwell Ohio Jacob Klein Lakehurst Sital Zachary “Linshawbe G. W. Armour Wal Philadelphia Citerndan Gates Europe North America Chambersburg Hone Tom Billy Pennsylvaaia Uniontown Sue Redic Pittsburgh Cleveland Wheeling City Love City Cambridge Byestille

Fire destroys large area in South Shreveport

A $500,009 blaze ripped through more than fifteen blocks of Shreveport’s residential area as residents watched unable to help for lack of water after a city main burst. Damage was estimated above $500,000.

Shreveport

Mine Blast in Korea Kills 150 Workers

An explosion at the Tethaku coal mine in Korea killed about 150 workers according to reports in the Jif Shimpo. Widespread casualties were reported as rescue efforts followed the blast.

Tokyo Tethaku Korea Jif Shimpo

Reginald Vanderbilt Dies at Portsmouth

New York social figure Reginald Vanderbilt dies at his Sandy Point Farm summer home in Portsmouth Rhode Island. Born 1880 in New York he inherited part of the Vanderbilt fortune and had a prominent career in equestrian circles as president of the National Horse Show Association and the American Hackney Horse Society. He married Cathleen Neilson then Gloria Brorgan, leaving children from the marriages.

New York Reggie” _ Vanderbilt Sandy Point Farm Portsmouth Vanderbilt Reggie Vanderbilt Cornelius Alice Claypool Vanderbilt Yale Youn Vanderbilt Cathleen Neilson Cathleen Sidney J. Culford, Jr Vanderditz Gloria Brorgan Harry

Lansdowne Widow Denies Criticizing Navy Chief

Mrs. Lansdowne widow of Shenandoah commander denies accusing Navy Secretary and says her late husband opposed the flight to the Middle West. She notes his Ohio Valley birth gave him weather concerns and he advised the department accordingly.

Lansdowne Navy Lakehurst N. T Bri Zachary Lansdowne Shenandoah Navy Middle West Ohio Valley

Yellowly Named Permanent Prohibition Administrator for Chicago

Yellowly named permanent prohibition administrator for the Chicago district succeeding acting administrator Ewing. He has led general prohibition agents and is known as a terror to bootleggers. The new administrator has 26 years in the revenue service.

Chicago E. CG. Yellowley Res. K. G. Ewing Yellowly Revenue Service

U.S. Plans Giant Dam Across Ohio River at Louisville

The federal government announced a massive dam to be built across the Ohio River at Louisville. The project aims to advance the super power concept and raise water levels from Pittsburgh to Cairo to at least nine feet.

U.S Louisville Chicago Ohio River Pittsburgh Cairo Til

Gold Report Sparks Rush in Lewiston Idaho

A gold rash erupts near Slate Creek close to Grangertlte after veteran miner George Thompson announces croppings of quarta gold have been found. The discovery triggers excitement among locals and prospectors heading to the area.

Lewiston Idaho Slate Creek Grangertlte George Thompson

Bar Association Elects New President

The American Bar Association elected Chester S. Long of Wichita Kansas as president. He succeeds Charles B. Hughes. WP. McCracken Jr. of Chicago is secretary.

Bar Association Detroit Mich American Bar Association Chester S. Long Wichita, Kan Charles B. Hughes WP. McCracken, Jr Chicago

Two Letters Endorse Pe-ru-Na Cure for Catarrh

A June 2 1864 letter recounts chronic catarrh and relief after using Peruna with a second note dated June 30 2924 praising continued health. The ad claims Peruna treats salarrhal disorders and invites readers to request a book by sending postage to the Peruna Company in Columbus Ohio.

Pe-Ru-Na Columbus Ohio

Peterson's Ointment claim against eczema

The advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a powerful healer for eczema and related skin complaints. It asserts relief from itching and skin issues on the scalp and body, claiming widespread use across the country and endorsement by druggists.

Peterson Peterson” Ofmiment Co

Hen Runs Through Traffic In Odd Parade Report

A Maine humor item recounts a Cleveland paper noting a hen dodging heavy traffic with a red streamer tied to its tail. The piece questions the method’s safety and mentions the dancer’s role in attaching the streamer and watching the poultry’s antics.

Maine Cleveland Fartyland Press Herald

Woman of Many Honors Mrs Strong Retires as British School Vice

Mrs Arthur Strong, recently retired assistant director of the British school In Tome, is said to hold honorary degrees from numerous universities and doctorates from learned societies. She has a worldwide reputation as an authority on art, ancient and modern.

Arthur Strong Tome Mra. Strong

Novelty in Picnic Ends With Eversheds Gear Swap

A puzzled man asks his wife about the picnic and she confirms it was novel, noting they wore “ehlgears” instead of mosquitoes. The odd exchange ends with a sigh and a muted verdict on the outing.

Jopes Eversheds

Propagating Weeds And The Quickest Way To Grow Grass

A brief note from the Arkansas Gazette hints at methods to speed grass growth near old ore sites in Rock. It references the idea of using weeds to cultivate vegetable-like growth and mentions local conditions in Rock, Arkansas.

Littiea Rock Arkansas Gazette

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