SCALE and Brock Start to Fly Around World
Old Orchard reports Pride of Detroit arriving at 1:23 PM after a daylight flight from Curtiss Curls Field. Brock and Schlee plan a 15 day globe circumnavigation, aiming to beat the 28 day record set last year, while Redfern heads toward Rio de Janeiro along a South American coastal route with fuel and safety gear.
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Old Orchard
Pride of Detroit
Curtiss
Iuss
Kield
N. x
Setee
Willia
Harbor Grate
Brock
Sehle
Detroit
Whemisin
Schlee
Linton Wells
Edwards
Evans
Redfern
Brunswick
Fern
Rio De’neiro
Thehamas
Caribbean
Port of Spain
Isle of Trindade
South American
Georgetown
British Guinea
Macapa
Amazon
Des Moines Eyes Appeal to Send Troops for Coal Field
An appeal to Governor Hammill for seven guardsmen to restore order in Appanase county coal fields was to be considered at a officials’ conference. Operators and local authorities sought troops, contending they were needed after recent strikes. Previous requests had been denied despite injuries to ten union miners in the past ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Appanase
John Hammill
Coolidge Dances With Two Waitresses in Yellowstone
Pat R. reports President Coolidge and family vacationing in Lake Camp Wyoming. John Coolidge, 21, dances with Miss Fern Smith and Miss Alta Smith in a community hall while Mrs Coolidge and the president listen and watch. The party enjoys a late night event, then returns to fishing and plans Canyon Camp stay.
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Pat R
Mallon
United Press
Stair
Lake Camp
Wyo
Judy O'Grady
West
Coolidge
United States
Joan
Yellowstone
John
Jvere Fern
Alta Smith
Penn
Newspa
Permen
Ae Shea
Sonn
Canyon Camp
Four Japanese Warships Damaged In Night Collision Maneuvers
A Reuters dispatch from Tokyo reports four Japanese warships were damaged in dark night maneuvers. The destroyer Warabi sank after a collision with cruiser Jintsu, ninety men and officers killed and twenty two saved. Cruiser Naka collided with destroyer Ashi, twenty seven lost. Ashi later towed, Naka's crew saved, Prince Furoyoshi Fushimi aboard but unharmed.
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London
A 'Reuter
Tokyo
Jintsu
Naka
Ashi
Bart
Ort
Abukama
Maizguru
de Oyers Ad
Kongo
Furoyoshi Fushimi
Imimal Hiroyasu Pushimi
Farmer hangs himself in Paoli area barn tragedy
William J. Duerst, 34, was found dead in his Montrose farm cow barn around midnight Tuesday after his wife reported his absence from chores. Coroner W. E. Campbell ruled suicide, citing financial worries. He leaves a widow and five children.
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Madison
William
Duerst
Montrose
Gorpse Instate Plans Amid Sacco Vanzetti Death Protests
Demonstrators in Hamburg clash with police as Sacco and Vanzetti lie in state for three days in Boston. Bodies kept in plain wooden coffins until Sunday funeral. plans include a mammoth procession through city streets and a cremation at Forest Hills. Vanzetti’s ashes to Luigia in Italy, Sacco to be buried near Boston with wife and two children.
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Henry
Minott
United: Press
Boston
Unidler
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo ‘Venzstti
Gingy
North End Park
Forest Hills Cemetery
Vanzetti
Luigia
Sacco
Lindbergh Homestead to Be Memorial to Husband
Little Falls Minnesota reports negotiations as Evangeline Lindbergh moves to purchase the heirs interest in the Lindbergh homestead. The property viewed as a summer home for Colonel Lindbergh and a permanent tribute to the late Representative Charles A. Lindbergh.
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Lindbergh
Little Falls
Minn
New York-to
Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Evangeline Lindbergh
Fiver
Colonel Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh and mother start by air for home
Col Charles A Lindbergh and his mother began the homecoming journey by air from the Wold Chamberlin field shortly before noon. The Spirit of St Louis carried Lindbergh across the Atlantic, while his mother traveled in an escort plane with Phil Love.
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Colonel Lindbergh
Minneapolis
Charles. A. Lindbergh
Wold
Cosgrave pol gains seat in Dublin county election
Irish government gains slight edge as Cosgrave's party picks up seats in Dublin county. Dr. T Hennessey and Gerald O Sullivan elected, boosting government strength to a bare majority. Returns from yesterday's elections show the shift and a single seat gain.
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Dublin
Cosgrave
Batty
Dr. T. Hennessey
Gerald
O'Sullivan
Chinese Fire Upon Gunboat on Yangtse River
The American gunboat Isabel, flagship of Rear Admiral Hough, came under rifle fire while passing Nanking on the Yangtse today. One sailor was lightly wounded. Admiral Williams reported the Chinese firing ceased after rifle and machine gun fire, noting prior incidents after northern troops arrived.
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Washington, Cy C
Isabel
Hough
Nanking
Yangtse River
Navy Department
Williams
Wil Yams
Yangtse
Wanking
Pukow
County Officials Faulted Over Fingerprint Handling
Ashland Wis Attacking methods of county officials in the murder case against M F L Marks Odanzh attorney Peter Cadigan of Superior pressed that colonel Louis Sollie handled instruments from which fingerprints might have been secured He said he touched a poker and a revolver found where the body lay though realizing fingerprints are sure ID The door knob bloodstained was covered No effort was made to preserve the instruments besides the knob Gloves found bloodstained and buried in snow were added later Sheriff Dormady expected to testify in the afternoon session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Wis
M. FL. Marks
Odanzh
Peter. Cadigan
Superior
Jerry Pero
Paul Moore
Louis Sollie
Sollie
Sole
Lawrence Johnson
Odanah
Cadgan
Edward Dormady
Explosion Fatal Near Greenwich Farmhouse
Five people die in a farmhouse explosion near Greenwich in southeastern Huron county. Gasoline reportedly spilled by mistake on a kitchen stove fire caused the blast.
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Norwalk
Greenwich
Jiuron County
Miners Move Against Nonunion Mines Near Pomeroy
About 400 union miners from the Sunday Creek valley joined by 100 autos and drum corps began a march toward nonunion mines around Middleport and Pomeroy to recruit former Athens county workers. Oral Daugherty, president of the district miners union, halted the march before it crossed into Meigs County, turning the crowd back to avoid violence.
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Athens
Middleport
Pomeroy
Sunday Creek
Glouster
Meigs County
Oral Daugherty
Subdistrict Miners’ Union
Athens County
Melgs County
Glousler
Middle
District Miners’ Union
Athens ‘County
Hocking Valley
Wisconsin governor grants multiple pardons and paroles
Madison reports Governor Fred R. Zimmerman issued absolute pardons to Michael Harris of Waupaca county, and Clarence Schubert of Milwaukee county, with several others paroled or granted commutations. Delbert Lindgay of Trempealeau, James Sheridan of Waukesha, Willis Lesperance, Roman Eckstein, and John Panure also received clemency. Denials included Harold J. Pugh and ten Milwaukee county men, plus named Chippewa and Langlade county inmates.
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Madison
Fred R. Zimerman
Michael Harns
Waupaca
Walupun
Harris
Clarence Schubert
Milllwauker
Delbert
James Sheridan
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Willis
T. Lesperante
Forest County
Roman A. Eckstein
Milwaukee County
John Panure
Brown ‘County
Lesperance
Eckstein
Panure
Harold J Pugh
Grant County
Fred Meyer
Anna Welmar
Chippewa County
Thomas J. Milery
Langlade
Bill, Szyrnski
la Crosse County
Michael Boyle
Willam Browen
Edward Chase
William Honeck
Malicious Prosecution Question in Chicago Gangster Case
Chicago charges that gangsters are being maliciously prosecuted through a plan by Chief Hughes to examine them for sanity. The case before Chief Justice William Lindsay is a habeas corpus action by Frank and Vincent McErlane. Dr Gilbert Pond testified insanity warranted further observation at psycho pathic hospital. Attorneys for the brothers accuse the psychiatrist of prejudice and seek immediate release.
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Chicago
Hughes
Willam “Lindsay
Criminal Court
Psychopathic Hospital
McErlanes
Mine Sweeper Sent to Aid Four Masted Schooner Ester K
The navy mine sweeper Woodcock, from Port au Prince, Haiti, was dispatched to assist the four masted schooner Ester K of Mobile, Alabama, foundering off Porto Rico. The ship, loaded with lumber, had ten feet of water in the hold and nonfunctional pumps, though masts and sails remained usable while bound for Arecibo Porto Rico. The Woodcock sailed after midnight Wednesday following a distress report from the jeune E L Doheny Jr.
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Washington
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Ester K
Mobile
Ala
Porto Rica
Navy Department
Jeune
Arecibo
Porta Rico
Byrd Lands Ford Stout Monoplane at Leaside Near Mere
Commander Richard E Byrd and French minister Maurice Bokanowski on board landed the Ford Stout monoplane at Leaside near Mere at 9 05 a m after a flight from Buffalo where the party had stayed overnight.
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Toronto
Ont
Richard E. Byrd
Maurice Bokanowski
Leaside
Mere
Buffalo
Navy to Extend Hawaii Search for Missing Doran and Crew
The United States Navy announced a five to six day extension of its Pacific search for Miss Mildred Doran and six airmen, with Omaha and destroyers continuing patrols 500 to 600 miles southwest of Hawaii. Mine sweepers Widgeon Ortelan Pelican Sunadin will search nearby islands as the hunt persists, while naval authorities authorize broader areas for the missing party to drift.
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Washington
D. A
United States Navy
Hawaii
San
Tonolulu
Widgeon
Ortelan
Milesie
Dole
Omaha
Eberia
Naval Operations
R. H. Jackson
United States Battle Fleet
Jackson
Equality for agriculture as production line, speech at Williams town
George N. Peck of the American Council of Agriculture told the institute of politics that equality for agriculture is the battle cry of American farmers. He urged agriculture to have the same moral, legal and economic standing as industry and to stabilize world market opportunities for commodities like cotton. He said government is a human invention to serve public sentiment.
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Williamstow
Mass
George N. Peck
Tillmon
American Council of Agriculture
Institute of Politics Today
Peck
Coat Makers Strike Paralyzes Boston Garment District
Boston labor leaders report about 2,000 waterproof raincoat makers joined a strike after wage and forty two hour week demands were rejected. Reports say several hundred shops were affected by the walkout as strikers demanded wage increases of 20 to 25 percent with current minimums at 44 dollars per week for men and 33 for women.
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Boston
Affidavits describe church burnings in Canada
Ray Marsden, a convict at Ohio penitentiary, signed affidavits describing the burning of seventeen Roman Catholic churches in Canada A including St Annes shrine and the cathedral near Quebec City A as part of the fire campaign that burned churches across the region.
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Columbus
O—A
Canna
St. Annes Shrine
Quebec City
Ray Marsden
Ohio
Wisgorlin-Man Succeeds Shooting Association Leader
Dayton coverage notes Wisgorlin-Man succeeding as head of the shooting association amid Canadian and American events. The program features a $3,980 prize pool plus trophies, with Oscars Hansen of Fremont winning the state champions race with 197. Illinois team No.2 won the five-man state event. Tom Tomine claimed the professional North American clay championship with 198 amid competition and records.
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Associ
Grand Ameri
Oscar Hansen
Fremont
Neb
Gus * Payne
Tulsa Okla
Hansen
Illiois
Bert Lewis
Tim
Charles Ames
If. B. Schemerus
Sam Herog
North America
Tom Tomine
Glassborough
Ny O
Cc. D. McGary
Midianapolis
Walter Hurts
Monroeville
N. J
Labor Protest By Wisconsin Federation of Labor
The federated trades adopted a resolution protesting the manufacture and sale of prison made goods. Copies were sent to Governor Zimmerman the state board of control and to the State Federation of Labor secretary. The resolution specifically objected to an automobile paint shop at the Wisconsin state reformatory and to offering the reformatory orchestra services gratis.
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Green Bay
Wis
Federated Trades
Zimmerman
State Board of Control
State Federation of Labor
Wisconsin
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