Four Navy Seaplanes Search Pacific Ocean for PN-9 No.1
Honolulu reported four Maui base rescue planes mapping a wide area toward Pearl Harbor as efforts to locate the missing PN-9 No.1 continued. Lack of fuel had forced the downed craft to descend near Maui while submarines and destroyers joined the search in a wide fan pattern.
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Honolulu
Navy
Maui
Pearl Harbor
A. P
Pacific
John Rodgers
San Francis_co
Com_mander M. B. McComb
U. S. S. Aroostook
San Francisco
PN.9
No. 1
U. S. S. Arcos
Lahaina
Island of Maui
A.P
Lahaina Roads
Foxe
Destroyer Tows Plane to Frisco
The destroyer Wm. Jones arrived at San Francisco with PN-9 No. 8 in tow after a non stop flight attempt ended due to oil pressure feed trouble. The ship Corry is also inbound carrying a sailor with appendicitis.
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Frisco
San Francisco
A. P
Wm. Jones
Marine Department of the
Chamber of Commerce
Golden Gate
Honolulu
U. S
Corry
Missing PN-9 Seaplane Sparks Hope After 15 Hours
Fifteen hours after last word from the missing PN-9 No. 1 seaplane on the San Francisco to Honolulu flight, Captain Moses led the project team in awaiting word. He remains optimistic that the aircraft and crew, including commander Rod Rogers and four fliers, will be found after daybreak.
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San Francisco
A. P
Honolulu
Moses
Rodgers
Oil Patch Marks Tomb Of Lost Submarine
Aviators found a large oil and naptha patch between Syracuse and Cape Paesero near where the submarine Sebastiano Veniera was last seen. The finding dampens hopes for recovering the crew of Italian officers and men, but search work continues. The vessel disappeared during naval maneuvers off the Sicilian coast and the patch lies in about 4,000 feet of water, making dragging impractical.
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Rome
A. P
Syracuse
Cape Paesero
Sicily
Sebastiano’ Veniera
Sicilian
N C Man Leads Louisiana Tax Payment List
Income tax returns for Louisiana Open to public inspection for 30 days show 79 604 total, down 5 000 from last year due to the community property law. Notable filers include E. W. Mente, Mrs. John Dibert, W. R. Irby, and Norman Mayer among others. Publication’s effect debated by collectors, with views that it adds expense and misleads public opinion.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Collector of Internal Revenue
E. W. Mente
John Dibert
Rondina Aleveana
E. W.W. Zimmerman
W. R. Irby
John B. Levert
ER. A. Frost
Shreveport
Joseph B. Simmons
Norman Mayer
J. Schwartz
J. A. Bel
Lake Charles
W. S. Penick
Bernard McCloskey
Bettie S. Youre
William Edenborn
Sara Edenborn
J. H. Kurth, Jr. Eurthwood
Frank W. Williams
New York
A. P
Coollege
New York Times
Charlie Chaplin
J. Ogden Armour
Armour and Company
Chicago
Asa G. Candler
Atlana
Louis F. Swift
John Borden
Calcasieu Road Bond To Be Advertised For Sale
The $150000 road bond approved for the Evangeline highway segment through Calcasieu Parish will be sold November 3 in Lake Charles. The Calcasieu road district trustees voted Tuesday to advertise for bids for the issue.
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Lake Charles
A. P
Calcasieu Parish
Calcasieu
Board of Governors of the Road District
Midwest feels slight earthquakes in early morning
Multiple Kentucky and Indiana towns report minor earthquake tremors around 5:55 to 6:00 am. Residents in Owensboro Madisonville Evansville and Louisville felt shakings but report no damage. A Cleveland seismograph noted a slight tremor possibly from nearby caves or a shifting cave-in.
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Owensboro
A. P
Madisonville
Cleveland
St. Ignatius College
F. L. Odenbach
Evansville
Ind
Mill on River Front Burns. Loss Estimated at $5000
Fire swept the North Louisiana Shingle Co mill on River Front street yesterday afternoon at 1 30 destroying the office building storage room and three gasoline engines. D A Breard owner and finance official put the loss at 5000 with no insurance due to isolation. Fire spread to underbrush but was kept from neighboring property. Phillip Snyder suffered a minor burn assisting with hoses.
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North Lousiana Shingle Company
River Front Street
River Bank
D. A. Breard
Phillip Snyder
No. 1 Company
U S Courts Inefficient Keynote of Bar Address
The American Bar Association session in Detroit heard Charles Evans Hughes and other leaders critique U S criminal procedure as overly protective of criminals. Hadley of Washington University and Burdick of Cornell argued that criminal laws are about 90 percent inefficient and that federal courts handle cases more effectively than state courts.
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Detroit
Spet
A. P
Mexico
American Bar Association
Charles Evans Hughes
Charles Bercher Warren
Japan
Geo. W. Wickersham
Frank B. Kellogg
Lord Buckmaster
England
Herbert S. Hadley
Washington University
St. Louis
Charles K. Burdick
Cornell Law School
Bar Association
Hadley
Mania for Law Breaks Up American Ideals of Liberty
Detroit report on Charles Evans Hughes addressing the American Bar Association. He links liberty and law, warns against tyranny of majority, urges protection for learning, fair legal education, and restrained, efficient criminal trials. He criticizes sensational cases and calls for safeguarding minority rights and learning freedom.
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Hughes
Liberty
Mr. Hughes
Bootleg King George Remus Plans to Fight Charges
Atlanta reports the Ohio bootleg king George Remus says he will contest a Dayton sentence and St. Louis charges, seek habeas corpus in Cincinnati, and resist deportation after release from the Atlanta federal prison. He defends his conduct toward his wife amid a divorce filing and vows to contest the suit while preparing to oppose authorities.
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Atlanta
A. P
George Remus
Ohio
Dayton
St. Louis
Remus
Cincinnati
Promise to Surrender Florida Realtor Under Investigation
Jacob Factor head of the Florida Land company promised to surrender to United States Commissioner Beitler in Chicago. Factor, then in Paris, would be handed over on or before September 15. Factor's brother Nathan and M E Drucker, another official, also surrendered. charges include misuse of the mails.
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Chicago
A. P
Jacob Factor
Florida Land Company
United States
Beitler
Factor
Paris
France
W. W. Smith
Nathan
M. E. Drucker
Laborers Move Into North La To Aid Cotton Harvest
Shreveport reports about 3,000 laborers including negroes and Mexicans to be brought into Caddo and Bossier parishes this week to harvest the 1925 cotton crop. Planters seek 20 to 100 workers per parish. Chamber of Commerce teams operate in Fort Worth, Houston and San Antonio to recruit workers.
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Shreveport
A. P
W. K. Henderson
Chamber of Commerce
Caddo
Bossier
Fort Worth
Houston
San Antonio
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Mississippi livestock sanitation units centralized in state
Jackson September 2 General re organization of Mississippi livestock sanitation forces groups anthrax control tuberculosis eradication and hog cholera with tick eradication under Dr W B McPherson now in charge as general head.
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Jackson
Miss
A.P
Mississippi
W. B. McPherson
Anthracite Strike Hits Rail Traffic in East
In Philadelphia on Sept 2 A P reports the coal mine suspension paralyzes the region affecting 148000 workers as rail lines drain outbound tonnage and potential layoffs spread from mines to shops. John L. Lewis and Phillip Murray discuss strategy with union reps while foragers seek work elsewhere.
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Philadelphia
A. P
Scranton
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Union
Lewis
Phillip Murray
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Break in Oklahoma mine strike looms amid pay day impact
Oklahoma City report notes two thousand miners idle yesterday as pay day shifts workers. McAlester region and nearby districts see about 1,200 workers absent and fifteen of the 28 mines running only skeleton crews while operations paused. Henryetta reports limited effect from the ongoing strike.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
A. P
McAlester
Henryetta
Spanish Ship Espana No. 5 Reappears Safe in Harbor
MELILLA Spain Morocco Sept 2 The Spanish transport Espana No 5 is safely in harbor despite a Fez dispatch yesterday reporting its sinking. The vessel reached anchorage and remains secure amid conflicting reports of damage.
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Melilla
Spanish Morocco
A. P
Fez
Two Theories Advance In Ramsey Witt Killing Case
Police say the Ramsey Witt deaths likely involve suicide by Witt or a double murder suicide. Witt allegedly whispered a clue before dying. coroner recessed without clarity. Witnesses noted gunshots about a minute apart as the scene unfolded around noon.
Ramsey Witt involved in dual tragedy death question
In the wake of the Ramsey shooting, Ramsey Witt’s husband Nick Ramsey and Reverend W M Platt express the belief that Witt killed Mrs. Ramsey and then shot himself. Ramsey notes the bullet paths and ceiling marks support Witt’s self infliction. Platt says an insult or threat may have triggered Witt’s actions and suicide.
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Nick Ramsey
Robert Witt
Mrs. Ramsey
Witt
Mr. Ramsey
Ramsey
W. M. Platt
Louisiana
Platt
Wittwood
Huggins to Meet Ruth for Conference on Suspension
Miller Huggins manager of the New York Yankees sent Babe Ruth word he will hold a conference Friday afternoon to discuss the events that led to Ruth's indefinite suspension and a $5,000 fine. Huggins did not discuss the case and did not indicate reinstatement. Close associates think Ruth may be pardoned and back for Saturday's game.
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New York
A. P
Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
Babe” Ruth
Ruth
Huggins
No Politics Permitted in Labor Day Addresses
A Louisiana Labor Day celebration for the opening of the first Federal aid concrete pavement disavows political discussion from the platform. Committee leaders say all groups are recognized but no political views will be urged. Plans push ahead with fundraising barbecue logistics and preparations for about fifteen thousand attendees.
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Louisiana
Father of Witt Fatally Injured Five Years Ago
A Monroe, five years apart tragedy links Robert Witt and his father Walter Witt. Walter Witt died when a shingle mill structure collapsed at a mill owned by Mr. Mc Cay near Girard, burying him under debris. Robert Witt was killed yesterday and to be buried beside his father in Hasley cemetery tomorrow.
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Monroe
Robert Witt
Walter Witt
McCay
Girard
Witt
Hasley Cemetery
Robert
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