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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1929

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Pathfinder Arrives In Rome As Amonoplane Voyage Enlivened

The American monoplane Pathfinder completed a one stop flight from Old Orchard Maine to Littorio airdrome Rome arriving at 9 30 p m. local time after a route via Santander and Parma and Biarritz. Pilots Lewis A Yancey and Roger Q Williams faced fatigue and fuel issues but pressed on toward the Italian capital. News of the arrival followed reports Mussolini in white greeting the flyers atop Littorio Airport and Italian officials prepared to welcome the aviators.

Rome Pathfinder America Roger Q. Williams Lewis A. Yancey New York Littorio Old Orchard Mussolini Pisa We Flying Field Bablo Francesco de Pimedo Santander Spain Paris Havis Parma Biarritz Bay of Biscay France Pyrenees Mountains Lewis A Yancey Roger Q Williams Albericia Ciampino Olé Orchard Williams Yancey

Untin Bowler Ready To Take Off From Port Burwell Cape Chidley

The Chicago Tribune reports the Amphibian Untin Bowler stood ready at Port Burwell on Cape Chidley Labrador to depart for Mt Evans Greenland after days marooned by fog. Pilot Robert Gast faced dense fog over four days, with landings in bays and lakes as the crew battled hazards near Ungava coast. Weather warned of cloud, rain, and low visibility on the arctic route.

Port Burwell Cape Chidley Chicago Chicago Tribune Labrador Mt Evans Greenland Hudson and Davis Straits The Tribune Great Whale Hudson Bay Robert Wood the Tribune Robert Gast Arctic Wood Gast Quebec Ungava Parker Cramer Labrador Coast

Hungary Ratifies U S Arbitration and War Pacts

Washington reports Hungary has ratified the arbitration and variation treaties with the United States and the general pact for the negotiation of war. The American legation at Budapest informed the state department of the action.

Washington Budapest State Department United States Hungary

Many Names Suggested for Court of Claims

A long list issued by the department of justice names numerous candidates for Judge of the United States Court of Claims. The roster includes William A Avers of Wichita Ban, Walter M Provine of Taylorville Ill, Deoree M Young of New York, James Strong of Blue Rapids Kan, Charles R Crisp of Americus Ga, John M Sternhagen II, Percy W Phillips of New York, John R Milken of Texas, Benjamin L Rich of Salt Lake City, Todd Gentry of Columbia Ma, Tracy Geffords of Harpers Ferry W Va, George P Steele of Denver Colo, Fred M Ackerson of Niagara Falls N Y, William Bacon Oliver of Eutaw Ala, Lisle Smith of Indianapolis, Alexander G Gavins of Indianapolis, and others including M McCracken Boise Id, Irvin E Tucker Wilmington N C, Seawell of Carthage NC, and Andrew J Montague of Richmond Va.

Washington United States Court of Claims Department of Justice Melides William A .Avers Wichita Ban Walter M. Provine Taylorville Ill Deoree M Young New York James 3 Strong Blue Rapids Kan Charles R Crisp Americus Georgia John M Stenhagen Percy W. Phillips Donene Rapids Americ Ala FL Anderson Marion Granville Hogan St Louis F C Fisher Philippine Islands Eugene Allen Gilmore Percy M Cox McLean Lisle Smith Indianapolis Alexander G Gavins O D

Trans Lake air service to start between Milwaukee and Grand Rapids

The Kohler Aero corporation of Chicago told the air service committee of the Association of Commerce that amphibian planes will operate four daily round trips on a Milwaukee Grand Rapids route. The service is planned to begin within the next month.

Milwaukee Grand Rapids Wich Air Service Committee of the Association of Commerce Kohler Aero Corporation of Chicago

May Die From Stab Wouts In Home Invasion

Chicago police report Matthew Corcoran a city employee was stabbed during a struggle with a negro burglar at his home. His wife and three children watched in fear as he seized their revolver and fired several shots at the intruder. Corcoran likely fatally wounded.

Chicago Matthew Corcoran Niy Orly Corcoran

Sun kink blamed for rail wreck near Enfield NC

Rocky Mount NC four to six dozen injured as five cars of a northbound Atlantic Coast Line train derailed near Enfield. A sun kink in the rails caused the wreck at Raffes Swamp as engineers said a hot day followed a cool night. At least five seriously hurt were taken to Atlantic Coast Line hospital with others needing aid as crews worked to account for all passengers.

Fargo N. D H C Webb Sibley Iowa Rocky Mount N. C Atlantic Coast Line Enfield Raffles Swamp T R Pettit

Committee Decides On Reservations In Mellon Berenger Pact

The foreign affairs committee voted fourteen to four with five absentions to adopt a report on the Mellon Berenger accord, inserting reservations and text against government policy. Debt settlements likely ratified by the French parliament, potentially eliminating the U S war stock bid of 407 million dollars due August 1. Philip Snowden warns France may owe Britain an equivalent sum, while the war stock deal is not a war debt under France’s stance. Premier Poincare plans to inform London of France’s position.

Foreign Affairs Committee United States Great Britain Philip Snowden France Caians-Churchill Poincare London

Sex Appeal Not An Important Factor In Making Sales

Louis E. Van Norman of Washington D C, chief business specialist for the U S Department of Commerce, told the Pioneer convention of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s clubs that a Commerce survey found sex appeal has little influence on sales. He noted men prefer female clerks for personal purchases but want women to avoid using business as a waiting period for Prince Charming, and that business decorum and gender expectations affect buying behavior.

Mackinac Island Mich Louis E. van Norman Washington, D. C United States Department of Commerce National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs

Labor Government Wins Free Trade Policy For Britain

The London scene shows Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald winning a key vote as the new government presses a free trade policy anchored by a Liberal Labour alliance. The motion, backed by 340 of 447 MPs, signals a shift from protective tariffs toward freer commerce, marking the first major division under the new administration.

Labor Britain London Ramsay MacDonald Baldwin Yale House Tabor House of Commons

JAB CAUSES DEATH IN WISCONSIN FARM INCIDENT

Andrew Holmbeck, 42, of Turtle Town, Beloit area, died after a hay fark jab to the cheek yesterday. The single unintended jab occurred during farm work and led to his death. Authorities investigate the accidental injury on the Turtle farm plot.

Beloit Wis Andrew Holmbeck

Weather Outlook From Warwer Day to Thursday

Fair tonight with warmer readings in western and northern sections. Thursday brings increasing cloudiness with showers likely in western and northern areas. In the east and south expect warmer conditions, with southwest winds becoming fresh Thursday. Showers are forecast for Michigan and Superior Thursday night into Friday.

Bun Simway Bengin West Michigan Superior Wert Perons Garmer Uhvervatans

Hoover and farm board members plan weekend fishing trip

Three Federal Farm Board members Alexander Legee James Stone and Carl Williams depart Washington Friday for Hoover's Virginia fishing preserve to unwind over the weekend They will return Sunday night or Monday morning to attend the board's first meeting Hoover will be in Baltimore to review Rainbow Division veterans parade on Monday Also named to the board are C B Denman Charles Teague Browers and William Seilding The wheat export issue in the Southwest was raised with Chairman O Connor as 25 ships of the Shipping Board are held in reserve with two allocated to Galveston Texas.

Washington, TD Federal Farm Board Washington Toover Vinginia Alexander HH Lagee James C Stone Carl Walams Oklahoma City Hoover Baltimore Rainbow Division Legee Stone Fruit Browers William F Sehilding Minnesota Southwest O'Connor Chipping Board Shipping Board Galsston Texas

Road Board Appointees Confirmed in Wisconsin Senate

Madison reports the Wisconsin senate confirmed three governor Kohler appointees to the new full-time state highway commission. Jerry Donohue of Sheboygan was unanimous, Karl G. Kurtenacker of Madison nearly unanimous, and Fred J. Seguin of Superior faced ten votes against. Senator Walter S Goodland and others opposed Seguin. The assembly also tabled a Kohler endorsement resolution as unwarranted, and a Progressive bid to appoint two senators to the campaign investigative committee was defeated 14 to 11. Blanchard and Shearer resigned from the committee amid disputes over chairmanship and partisan influence.

Madison Kohler State Highway Commission Senate Jerry Donohue Sheboygan Karl G. Kurtenacker Fred J Seguin Walter S Goodland Racine Seguin Caldwell Cashman Hunt Hutchison Roberts Rush Schumann Severson Teasdale Schumann Hunt Kurlenacker Lad Frederik W. Caid W H Edwards Waukesha County Blanchard Shearer Assembly Hoth Blanshard

Cummings a Former Jesse James Gang Member Dies at 80

James Cummings 80 a former Jesse James gang and Quantrel raiders member died yesterday at the Confederate home in Higginsville Missouri where he had lived twenty seven years The Civil War veteran claimed the band were common robbers and traitors He planned a memoir about his escapades and recalled a 1907 incident at a veterans reunion in Independence Missouri involving a shooting by fellow inmate Edwards

Iigginsville James Cummings Jesse James Quantrel Raiders Cummings James Band Quantepl Missouri Guerria A. McCormith Duantred Independence Mo

Volstead Satisfied With The Day Law

Rochester Minn adviser for the northwest prohibition enforcement division Andrew Volstead states satisfaction with results of prohibition. He says it benefits laboring men and families, noting money once spent in saloons now supports homes and local merchants. He remains hospitalized at Mayo Clinic, awaiting doctors’ word on length of stay.

Rochester Minn Lie Mayo Clinic Andrew Volstead Northwest Prohibition Enforcement Division Volstead Voletead Tong

Attorneys Seek Change of Venue in Kohler Ouster Case

Madison officials report that Governor Kohler’s lawyers filed a motion for change of venue in the ouster action brought by four Progressives. The request asks the case be moved to Sheboygan county court, citing Kohler’s legal residence at Kohler in Sheboygan county.

Madison Kohler A. GC. Hoppman Dane County Ohn & Butler Sheboygan County

Masked bandits hold up Ume resort in Mercer Wisconsin

Six masked men robbed the Blue Gill Lake resort and summer hotel near Mercer Wisconsin. They carried two pistols and took about 900 dollars from the hotel safe and guests, tying up visitors and forcing owner Mrs Elizabeth Gormley to open the safe. The group fired shots into walls but no one was harmed. They fled in an automobile after warning pursuit would be met with gunfire.

Mercer Wis Sach Blue Gill Lake Norch Elizabeth Gormley Mrs. Gormley

Daughter of magnate marries Marquis of Florence Italy

New Haven reports Miss Tale smand Poll daughter of Sylvester Poll wed Marquis Lipno Gerini of Florence Italy at St Johns Church. The event drew about two thousand guests as Maestro Enrico Battell led wedding music with Sam Brand and Giuseppi Internante. Bride wore her mother’s ivory lace dress and a duchess rose veil. Reception followed at Villa Rosa Woodmont. Gerini, a 354 graduate of Rome University, engineer, aviation enthusiast, aided the Malian government in aviation work.

New Haven Conn Talesmand Poll Sylvester @ Poll Marquis Lipno Gerini Florence Italy St Johns Catholic Church Enrico Batell Sam Brand Metropolitan Opera Company Giuseppi Internante San Carlo Opera Inces Marquis Germ Marchese Alexandro Gerini F Beccherini Detroit Mich J Valdambrim Water

Death of Iowa recluse spurs coroner’s inquest

Fourth Iowa recluse death in two weeks prompts coroner’s jury in Glenwood. George Shakel found at home with head bruises after baseball bat attack and died at an Omaha hospital on June 26. Earlier victims include George Hardy stabbed in his store and Samuel Helland beaten at his home near Manawa. Rouse beaten and robbed near Montour, dying the next day.

Glenwood George Shakel Iowa Shakel Omaha George Hardy Parnetl Samuel Helland Maniv Rouse Hishome Montour

Tragic boating accident claims two boys near Sunset Point

At Lake Butte des Morts near Sunset Point Oshkosh two 9 and 12 year olds drowned after a rowboat with an outboard motor swerved near shore. Eugene Koenes, 14, attempted to rescue them and perished. Clayton Frounfelker, 14, rescued him. The two other boys were Theodore Koenes and Herbert Bender.

West Allis Sunset Point Lake Butte Des Morts Theodore Koenes Orman Koenes Herbert Bender LeRoy Bender Eugene Koenes Kornes Clayton Frounfelker Keenes Eugene Trounfelker Bugeng Trountelker Richard E. Gruenhagen Oshkosh Nelson Emil Welk Police Department Koons Bay M. Hogan Sid Sheriff Nelson David Strain Lexington Va Stran Foundfelker Milwaukee Bender Boy Koenes Robert Koenes Bender

Bridegroom drowns after prank at Kentucky home

In Jenkins Kentucky a 21 year old bridegroom drowned last night when a group of friends threw him into a lake after serenading him and his bride at their newly established home. The party had gathered to celebrate the marriage when the fatal prank turned tragic.

Jenkins David Hughes

Three Sailors Hurt During Naval Maneuvers

Three men including an officer were seriously injured and several sailors slightly hurt when a collision occured during maneuvers at sea involving two Japanese destroyers Mochidzuki and another ship. Both destroyers were only slightly damaged.

Tokyoi Mochidzuki Worefl

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