Endurance Plane Race Proposed At Garden City Aviation Ground
A sunrise to sunset endurance air race is planned at Garden City New York with a two and a half mile loop. Notables like Count Ferdinand de Lesseps and Hon. C S Rolls are expected to compete along with Garden City pilots and others from the Aeronautic Federation meetings in New York.
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Garden City
L. L
Gage E. Tarbell
Ferdinand de Lesseps
France
England
C. S. Rolls
Wright
English Channel
Montreal
Charles K. Hamilton
Capt
Thomas &. Beldwin
M. J. Seymour
Clifford B. Harmen
Harry S. Harkness
Garden City Company
Hempstead Plains
Ceese
Aero Club of America
United States
International Aeronautical Federation
The
Aero Club
American Aeronautic Federation
Aeronautic Federation of America
Hotel Astor
American Aeronautical Association
Waldorf-Astoria
American Aeronauic Federation
Clifford B. Harmon
Aeronautical Society
Federation
Harmen
Oneidna
FE. C. Benedict
Harmon
Indian Harbor
Glenwood
Mr. Harmon
Garden City Aviation Grounds
Seymour
Providence
Baldwin
Hamiltons Flights Wows Nashville Crowd At Air Show
Special to The New York Times Charles K Hamilton made two flights this afternoon lasting sixteen and twenty-one minutes. In front of about 20,000 spectators his glide from 500 feet thrilled the crowd. He rose to 1,000 feet and circled the course four times at nearly 48 mph before a dramatic descent that roused cheers. A brief halt for repairs to a loose rudder wrapping followed before another ascent.
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New York Times
Nashville
Tenn
Charles K. Hamilton
E. P. Laurson
Eleventh Cavalry
Oppose America in Turkey in Postwar Concessions
Berlin reports the German Foreign Office is probing US backed concessions in Asia Minor tied to Rear Admiral Ches ter and American financiers including Standard Oil. German, French and British interests oppose American capital, while Turkey seeks US investment to ease diplomatic pressure.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
American State Department
Asia Minor
Colby M. Chester
Standard Oil Company
Marschall von Bibberstein
Constantinople
Porte
Anatolian Railway Company
Deutsche Bank
Helfferich
Turkey
United States
English Students Tour Heads to Canada and U S
A party of ten university men from Cambridge, Durham, Edinburgh, London and other universities leaves England for Canada and the United States. The tour, funded by an anonymous donor, includes major Canadian cities and four days of farm work near Winnipeg before visiting Madison, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Washington, Annapolis, Philadelphia, New York, New Haven and Cambridge, Massachusetts. It expands the Rhodes scholarship idea with a funding appeal issued last year.
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Liverpool
England
Canada
United States
Cambridge
Durham
Edinburgh
London
Oxford
Winnipeg
Madison
Chicago
Pittsburg
Washington
Annapolis
Philadelphia
New York
New Haven
Mass
Kronprinz Wilhelm Arrives After Stormy Atlantic Passage
The North German Lloyd liner Kronprinz Wilhelm docked here after a rough five day twenty hour voyage from Cherbourg. Departing June 15 amid southwest swell, it faced heavy rain and hazy skies until June 19, then slowed five hours. passengers largely stayed in cabins as the ship maintained an average speed of 22.15 knots.
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Lloyd Iner Kronprinz Wilhelm
Bremen
Lner
Cherbourg
Kronpriz Wilhelm
New American Bishops Named for Philippine Sees
Rome ratifies Rev Charles W Currier of Baltimore as Bishop of Zamboanga and Rev P Foley of Boston as Bishop of Ronkeava both dioceses in the Philippines. Foley born in Boston 43 years ago, ordained in Rome in 180, now rector of the Cathedral of St Augustine Fla noted as a brilliant scholar and accomplished linguist.
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Rome
Charles W. Currier
Baltimore
Zamboanga
P. Foley
Boston
Ronkeava
Philippines
M. P. Foley
St. Augustine
Fla
Foley
Emperor William to attend Kiel regatta voyage
Berlin June 21 Emperor William will depart for Kiel by the imperial yacht Hohenzollern from Altona to attend this year’s yachting regatta. The king’s right knee inflammation yielded to treatment and allowed the trip after prior plans to skip the races.
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Berlin
William
Kiel
Hohenzollern
Altona
Danish Americans Buy Park Tract Named for Roosevelt
A Danish-Americans committee in Copenhagen has bought a large tract near Aalborg to establish Roosevelt Park. The tract will be named in honor of former U S president Theodore Roosevelt and presented to Denmark for public health uses.
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Inex
Copenhagen
Aalbord
Roosevelt
Falding Ordered to Support Wife in Brooklyn Court
Magistrate Dooley in Adams Street Court Brooklyn ordered Frederick J. Falding to pay his wife Anna Falding 40 dollars weekly for a year and placed him under a 2000 dollar bond after she claimed abandonment. He testified to past earnings and current income from a plant contract, while she said she possessed little equity in Canadian property.
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Dooley
Adams Street Court
Brooklyn
Frederick J. Falding
Anna Falding
Rideau Lakes
Canada
Marquette
Mich
Pioneer Son Company
Tennessee Copper Company
Falding
Builder arrested for $50,000 fraud
Samuel Koller, a Brooklyn contractor who bought out a firm with good credit, was indicted on three counts of using the mails to defraud. Authorities say 49 firms shipped goods totaling about $50,000 to Koller’s operation, then were not paid. Mandelbaum, a shipping clerk, is charged but not arrested.
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Samuel Koller
East Fourteenth Street
Brooklyn
William J. Nixon
Flatbush Avenue
United States
Federal Grand Jury
Keller
Samuel Mandelbaum
Koller
E. Crosby
Kindleberger
Rector Street
Charles P. Robinson
Koller and Mandelbaum
Beverley Road
Dun’s and Bradstreet’s
Kindelberger
William J. Nixon Company
New York Cordage Company
Standard Varnish Company
Kendall Nail and Supply Company
American Linseed Oil Company
Atlantic Turpentine Company
Wall’ Rope Works
John Lucas & Co
Carter White Lead Company
Chicago
D. A. van Horne Company
Lafayette Glass Works
Clarksburg
West Va
T. A. Edmonds Company
Theodore W. Morris & Co
Murphy Varnish Company
Newark
Globe-Wernicke Company
Siegel-Cooper Company
Mandelbaum
Messrs. Kindleberger
Robinson
New York Credit Men’s Association
William J. Youngs
United States District Court
Chatfield
Raymond Street
Newburger
Supreme Court
Justice Erlanger
Helen Gould honored by railroad Y M C A workers
A Irvington on Hudson committee presented Miss Helen Miller Gould a twenty two inch silver loving cup in appreciation of her support for railroad employees on the Gould lines. The cup features a locomotive front and a shield with the inscription and is topped by a conductor s lantern. The group also gave a bound volume of appreciation letters from twenty five railroad branches. Gould funded the Railroad Y M C A Building in St Louis at 225000 and aided projects in Peru Indiana Decatur Illinois Little Rock Arkansas and other railroad centers.
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Helen Gould
Gould
Irvington-on- Hudson
Helen Miller Gould
Gould Lines
St. Louis
Peru Ind
Decatur
Ill
Little Rock
Ark
Big Springs
Texas
Doctor of 73 Takes a Bride in Brooklyn Ceremony
Coroner Alexander J. Rooney age 73, a seven year widower, married Miss Sophie S. Livermore 35 yesterday at Dr. John Byrne's Brooklyn home. The couple, with attendants Mrs. Collman and Dr. Byrne, traveled by six cars to Manhattan Beach Hotel for breakfast, then planned two days at Manhattan Beach and a first honeymoon stop in Atlantic City. Rooney has a daughter, met his bride at Saratoga two years ago.
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Alexander J. Rooney
Sophie S. Livermore
Rooney
Brooklyn
Eighth Avenue
Miss Livermore
Bristol
England
Charles Collman
Manhattan Avenue
Manhattan
John Byrne
Sixth Avenue
Eugene J. Donnelly
St. Francis Xavier's Church
Carroll Street
Dr. Byrne
Collman
Manhattan Beach
Atlantic City
Edward Byrne
Saratoga
McClure Undergoes Successful Paris Operation
Paris June 21 S B McClure of New York underwent a successful operation at Maison Belpeau today. Subsequent reports stated the patient was doing well and is progressing satisfactorily.
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Paris
S. 8
McClure
New York
Maison-Belpeau
Pluviose crew buried as logbook recovered
The last burial of the Pluviose crew was performed as the sunken submarine was raised. The commander’s logbook was recovered, showing the final plunge time at 1 56 PM the day of collision with a cross Channel steamer. Madrid protests clerical insignia decree and anti clerical measures. Fort de France reports Venezuela bought the Ville de Tanger steamship, sailing to Trinidad with the cruiser General Salom.
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Calais
Madrid
Central Catholic Association
Canalejas
Fort DE France
Martinique
Ville de Tanger
French
Transatlantic Steamship Company
Trinidad
General Salom
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