Thirteen Dead In Catastrophe Navy Reports
Thirteen officers and men were killed when the naval dirigible Shenandoah crashed in Ohio this morning. Included among the dead is Lieut. Commander Zachary Lansdowne of Greenville Ohio. Relief officers were ordered to the scene by the U S Navy Department.
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Navy
Shenandoah
Ohio
U. S. Navy Department
Allston
Eratt P. Allen
Omaha
Neb
Charles Broom
Toms River
N. J
James W. Cullinan
Binghamton
F. Celesting F. Mazzuco
Murray Hill
Cambridge
Dirigible Shenandoah Flight Over County Reported
The giant airship Shenandoah departed Lakehurst New Jersey shortly after 4 PM Wednesday on an air tour toward Scott Field Alabama with planned stops across the Midwest. Its return route would have taken it over Michigan Toledo Youngstown and Clearfield Pennsylvania, with a western leg over Wheeling Pittsburgh and southeastern Ohio. Command Zachary Lansdowne altered the schedule, shaping the path rather than proceeding as mapped.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Hanger
Scott Field
St. Louis
Middle-West
Lawrence County
Michigan
Toledo Ohio
Youngstown
Clearfield
Ttip
Wheel Ing
Fittsburgh
Ohio
Zachary Lansdowne
When You Think Your Troubles Are Worst
A quirkily grim note says neighbors face many woes, sometimes seeming worse than your own. The piece urges perspective, comparing personal luck to neighbors' burdens, and ends with the tongue in cheek claim that today’s weather is miscast as a major trouble.
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Wge Village Bank
Shenandoah Among Top Dirigibles In Navy Fleet
Washington reports Shenandoah ranks second only to Los Angeles in the navy's dirigible fleet. The American design, weighed at 37 tons, used helium and follows a storied career with notable flights, including a Pacific coast voyage in 1924 and a fierce January 1923 gale encounter.
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International News Service
Washington
Shenandoah
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
New Jersey
No Trace Yet Of Missing Naval Plane In Pacific
The PN-9 No. 1 remains unfound after over 36 hours as navy ships sweep 300 miles off Hawaii. Commander John Rodgers and his four crewmen are feared lost, with speculation the craft may have landed north of the Aroostook. Survivors’ accounts show the aircraft could ride the waves well despite heavy fuel load.
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Aullete
International Newe Service
San Francisco
Pacific
PN-9
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
John Rodgers
Aroostook
Rodgers
Tananger
Naval Pielars
Trent
Allen Snody
New Secretary Named At Local Y W C A
Miss Willey was named general secretary of the Young Women’s Christian Association succeeding the late Miss Anmetta McHee. She is the daughter of Rev Barla Wiltey, former pastor of the First Christian church here and for 15 years pastor of Garfield Memorial church in Washington D C.
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Willey
Young Woman's Christian Association
Anmetta Mc-Hee
Barla Wiltey
First Christian Church
Garfield Memorial Church
Washington, D.C
Report Italian Sub Is Sighted
London report says the Italian submarine Sebastiana Veniro, missing since August 25, was sighted on the sea bottom at BON feet ten miles off Cape Pasero where last seen during naval maneuvers. The sub carries 55 crew and officers according to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Rome.
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International News Service
London
Sebastiana Veniro
Exchange
Rome
Cape Pasero
Revolvers Stolen From Army and Navy Store
B Ferver of the City Building Army and Navy store reported to the police yesterday that two men stole two revolvers from the shop. One was a 32 calibre automatic and the other a 8 calibre. Both were Spanish manufactured.
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Army and Navy
Marriage Licenses Issued in Several Cities
Charley Boone Youngstown and Cora Jackson Youngstown, Arthur D. Knight New Castle and Ethel E. Jones New Castle, Chas H. R. Allen Youngstown, Sarath James Youngstown, Irwin Grossman Warren and D. Gertrude Robins New Castle, Geo. W. Bove Smithton and Pauline Riser Collensburg, Floyd E. Emrick Clarksburg, Frances W. Fenton New Castle, Vobili De Lorenzo New Castle, Antonella Nocera New Castle.
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Charley Boone
Youngstown
Cora Jackson
Arthur D. Knight
New Castle
Ethel E. Jones
Chas
H. R. Allen
Aee
Clarksburg
W. Va
Frances W. Fenton
Vobili de Lorenzo
Antonella Nocera
Youth Dies in Auto Crash Near Gettysburg
Louis Gillman aged 19 is dead after a car overturning five miles from Gettysburg. His mother Mrs Bessie Gillman is in serious condition at Gettysburg hospital. Reuben Gillman and siblings Samuel Ina and Betty escaped with minor injuries. The family was returning from New York City when the accident occurred Wednesday evening around 9 PM. Local residents aided the wreck victims and plan burial arrangements for Louis.
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Louis Gillman
Phillips Street
Bessie Gillman
Gettysburg, Pa
Gettysburg
Reuben Gillman
Samuel
Ina
Betty
Gillman
New York City
H. M. Goldberg
Black-McJunkle Dairy Company
Reuben Gillmas
Reuben
Louis
Family records two more appendicitis cases in New Castle
The Fazzone family of 308 Phillips Street sees Nancy, fourteen, and Elizabeth, ten, hospitalised with appendicitis within three days. Nancy was admitted to New Castle hospital three days ago and Elizabeth was treated there Wednesday and operated on. Both are recovering well and expected to be discharged soon.
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Fazzone
Phillips Street
Nancy
James Fazzone
New Castle Hospital
Elizabeth
Eye Witness Relates Fall Of Dirigible Shenandoah
An eyewitness describes the Shenandoah crash path at dawn as wind and.
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Mr Dirigible
Trip to Rome And Other Italian Cities Recounted By Local Woman
A local woman recounts a northern Italian rail journey from Venice to Naples through Rome and Venice with notes on humidity water quality and hospitality. She recalls Kipling and contrasts wine with water while praising management for providing ice cold water during travel. The account describes Naples and Rome experiences and a visit to Villa Borghese gardens and the King's palace.
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Rome
Italy
Mr. Lundin
Naples
Kipling
Villa Borghesi
Shenandoah Dirigible Breaks in Two Over Ohio Farm
Thirteen crew members died including Commander Hancock and Captain Lansdown when the Shenandoah split and the front cabin crashed to the ground near Ava Ohio. Twenty injured as the rear section floated, winds and engine trouble blamed. reports state crew efforts to avoid a storm and regain control deteriorated into disaster.
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Henley
Ava
Davis Farm
Shenandoah
Senaca’ville
Charles Neiswanger Farm
Sarahsville
Jana
Stolen Car Recovered in Wilkinsburg After Grant Street Theft
A coupe, taken from Grant Street, was found in damaged condition in Wilkinsburg after a police alert. The driver, a known young man, escaped. police know his identity and expect an arrest. The incident occurred shortly after 1 AM and was reported to local authorities.
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Pord Coupe
Bruest Pers
Grant Street
Wilkinsburg
Death Notice for Elizabeth Lewis and Louis Gilman
Two deaths listed with addresses: Elizabeth Lewis age 07 at 1018 Maryland Avenue and Louis Gilman age 10 at 305 12th Street. No additional details provided.
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Mes
Lizabeth
Lewis
Maryland Avenue
Louis Gilman
Stroet
Father shoots son mistaking him for wild animal
In New Vernon township Mecherr, Sept 3, farmer Austin Flick shot and killed his demented 10 year old son Ralph after mistaking a dark object near chickens for a wild animal. The accident occurred in the chicken yard at dawn. Ralph died within hours. Mrs Flick was wounded in shock and Flick faces coroner's inquest.
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Mehcer
Austin Fphek
New Vernon Township
Ralph Flick
Ralph
Flick
Piel
Planning Body Favors Viaduct Across Croton River
City planning commission on Wednesday afternoon approved plans for a viaduct across the river from Croton to the north. The commission urged that the ordinance pending before the council be passed.
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City Pianing Commission
Croton
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Mewe
Venice
Vennica
Tad Aqueduct
St. Petar
Ptalion
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