Wrecked round the world plane moved toward repair in Iceland
In Iceland the wrecked Boston plane from the American world flight, forced down by engine trouble near Kirkwall, is being towed to the Faroe Islands by the Rugby trawler to assess repair feasibility. Officials weigh dispatching another plane as Wade and mechanic Ogden await fate and possible continuation.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
A. P
Leigh Wade
Richmond
Faroe Islands
Rugby
Raliegh
Wade
Washington
Perm
Coant Wade
Army
Navy
Boston
Henry H. Ogden
E. B. Ogden
Woodville
Montgomery
Als
Ellington Field
Houston
Texas
57Th Service Squadron
Selfridge Field
Mt. Clemens
Mich
London
Lowell H. Smith
Eric Nelson
Hoefn Hornafjord
Ireland
Greenland
North Atlantic
Labrador
Lieut Wade
Ogden
Billingsley
Kirkwall
Orkneys
U. S. S. Richmond
Atrea
Lieut
Lowell H Smith
Nelson
Houston Bay
Smith
Loefn Hornafjord
Ieutenant Wade
Ehlemend
Countess Elsa Bernadotte Returns to Society Life
Swedish countess and niece of a king came to Chicago to attend YWCA conferences. She worked for 18 dollars a week in a leather factory to study sociological conditions before resuming elite social circles in the Windy City.
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Elsa Bernadotte
Gustav I
Sweden
America
Young Women's Christian Association
Chicago
Windy
Ransdell Urges Ex-Service Men to Promote Louisiana
Senator Joseph E. Ransdell spoke at the American Legion festival in Charenton Beach praising the Legion's work and Lake Providence activities. He urged Legion members to publicize Louisiana advantages, attract outside capital, and develop manufacturing, noting Louisiana's lower 1921 death rate than several states and urging citizens to advocate for the state.
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Charenton Beach
Louisiana
Joseph Eadel
American Legion
Legion
Lake Providence
Legionnaire
The
Texas
Lone Star
Union
Massachusetts
New York
Penns
Cates
Widow Rosalie Evans Shot In Mexico Ambush
American officials report Mrs. Rosalie Evans a British subject and former Bank of London Mexico president was killed near Texmelucan, Pueblo, in an ambush. Mexican authorities vow to pursue the murderers as British and American diplomats discuss the case.
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Washington
Schoenfield
Mexico City
State Department
Rosalie Evans
A. P
Texmelucan
Pueblo
Bank of London
Mexico
Evans
Great Britain
Herbert C. Cummins
Cummins
John Strauss
Saense
Texmelvean
Obregon
Four Men Drown In New Orleans Sewer
Four men including three Black workers and a taxi driver drown in a sewer at Esplanade and St. Claude. A motorcycle police officer is badly injured in a collision while rushing to the scene. A detective enters the manhole with a gas mask that fails.
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New Orleans
Esplanade
St. Claude Street
Eas
Joe Loupe
Charles Duke
Peters
Loupe
Age and Water Board
Printing and Tire Industries Served by Local Carbon Black
The article outlines carbon black as essential for printer ink and tires, noting its global value and local gas field links. It describes automotive tire durability gains, industry scale with 400 tire makers, and the Monroe gas field’s role in supplying residue gas for carbon black production.
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Monroe
Ford
Dodge
Haynes
Firestone
Goodyear
Alexandria
Bastrop
Piyaceuss
Petting Party Invites Sparks Custody Battle
New Orleans Aug 4. Columbus Minville 85, bachelor of Jenerette, son of a late physician, nephew of another, was in detention facing charges for sending letters suggesting petting parties to married women of southwest Louisiana. Postal inspectors based the charges on a letter turned over by its recipient and expect to use other letters as evidence of a habitual practice.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Columbus Minville
Jenerette
Anthrax Reaches Rapides Parish In Livestock Deaths
Dr. R L Armstrong reports anthrax reached Rapides parish after four cattle died on a Lecompte area plantation. Blood smears were sent to the Louisiana livestock sanitary board and the diagnosis was confirmed.
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Alexandria la
Rapides Parish
R. L. Armstrong
City Meat and Milk
Lecompte
Louisiana Livestock Sanitary Board
Ae. Wie
Healy Testifies on Childish Compact in Leopold Loeb Case
Boston psychiatrist Dr. William Healy told the hearing on punishment for Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb that an incredibly absurd childish compact bound the youths together and influenced their acts. Healy described the pair as emotionally infantile and capable of planning the murder again for pleasure, while the defense and state attorney debated admissibility of the testimony.
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Chicago
A. P
William Healy
Boston
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Robert Franks
Healy
Caverly
W. A. White
Leopold and
Loeb
John R. Caverly
Nathan F. Leopold, Jr
Robert Frangs
John R. F
Robert E. Crowe
Clarence
Darrow
R. E. Crowe
White
Cavely
Franks
Leopold
Crowe
Bridge
Washington
W. J. Healy
Bernard Gleuck
New York
Healey
Robert EB. Crowe
Pershing Returns for Defense Day Plans in September
General John J. Pershing returns from France where he led a commission assessing American graveyards as he finalizes plans for Defense Day on September 12 drawing wide comment and attention.
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John J. Pershing
France
Car Turns Into Ditch Leaving Man Seriously Hurt
George Jones of Logtown was badly injured when a car he was driving with lights out veered off a highway bridge in Columbia. The Arkansas registered vehicle crashed into the ditch, Jones suffered a brain concussion and bruises, and he was taken to St. Francis sanitarium in Monroe. Jones, from Marion in Union Parish, was reportedly found after daybreak following the Sunday morning wreck.
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News-Star
Columbia
George Jones
Logtown
Garyson
Benny Warner
Jones
Bridge
Monroe
Arkansas
St. Francis Sanitarium
Marion
Union Parish
Tourist in Shreveport Denies Charges
A man claiming to be Beecher Putnam former Maine insurance commissioner was arrested in Shreveport after missing from Houston Maine since February. He used the name B F Palmer 57 and carried liberty bonds and Canadian securities. He admitted identity but offered few details saying he was traveling for his health and once an attorney in New York. Police will hold him for further investigation.
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Shreveport
Beecher Putnam
Maine
Houston
Putnam
B. F. Palmer
H. L. Putnam
Berkeley
California
New York
Mississippi Railroad Authorized to Add Line
The Interstate Commerce Commission permitted the Bonhomie and Hattiesburg Southern railroad to acquire and operate a new line in Forrest and Perry counties Mississippi. The company was denied permission to retain excess earnings.
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Washington
Bonhomie and Hattiesburg Southern Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Forrest and
Perry Counties
Mississippi
Assailant of Girl Shot by N. C. Officers
John Tripolini, who shot a 15 year old girl near Norco Louisiana, barricaded in a house was killed by police siege. Officers fired over 500 rifle rounds and tear gas to end the standoff. The victim, initially unnamed, was later identified as Marie Matherne.
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New Orleans
John Tripolini
Norco
St. Charles Parish
Mississippi River
Guy Molon
Vial
Tripolini
St. Charles
Marie Matherne
Noreo
Fatal stabbing ends at Clarks Street near barber shop
Turner 29, employed by Louisiana Central Lumber Company, was stabbed by Gevie Lambert in Clarks Louisiana after families had tense clashes. Turner died in a confectionery. Lambert and Fletcher Lambert were jailed by local deputies Broussard and Davis.
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News-Star
Clarks
Turner
Gevie Lambert
Louisiana Central Lumber Company
Lamber
Lambert
Goviebert
Gether
Fletcher Lambert
M. L. Broussard
Govie Lambert
Broussard
Columbia
Will Davis
Bastile
Baseball Today in New York and Detroit Scores
Baseball today reports scores from New York and Detroit with Hoyt Mamoux and Schang leading offense for the visitors while Cols lins and Bassler contribute for the home teams.
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New York
Detroit
Hoyt
Mamoux
Schang
Colslins
Bassler
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