Plane Burns Wreck Found On Mount Taylor Side
A Western Air Express pilot reported finding a burned plane on the south slope of Mount Taylor, about twenty miles west of Albuquerque. T. A. T. officials confirmed eight passengers and crew members are dead. Transcontinental Air Transport and Western Air Express pursued the scene, with T. A. T. dispatching City of Wichita to the area. The search ended as reports matched a missing plane.
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Los Angeles
Calif
A. T
Mount Taylor
Albuquerque
Western Air Express
George Rice
Magee
Vice Pres
J. W. Magee
Wester Air Express
John Collings
Western
Rice
Western Express Field
Winslow
Scott
Western Air Express Field
Donald Bartlett
T. A.T
St. Louis
P—Transcontinental Air Transport Headquarters
City of
San Francisco
Western Airways
Mesa
City of Wichita
Wichita
Here
Kansas
Gallup
Conference votes to refinance Berlin Memorial Hospital
Green Bay Wis The Wisconsin conference of the Methodist Episcopal church voted to refinance the Berlin Memorial hospital here with a bond issue not to exceed 160000 Of this amount 120000 will be used to pay off a bond issue of 120000 floated in 1926 and other indebtedness The conference hopes to overcome difficulties since 1921 the death of Dr Julius J Berlin compounded the situation Retirement was granted to Rev W P Leek and several ministers with long service The 1930 conference will be held in Hartford.
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Green Bay
Wis —i
Wisconsin
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Berlin Memorial Hospital
Julius J. Berlin
W. P. Leek
Fond du Lac
R. D. Williams
Milwaukee
W. J. Patton
Berlin
E. J. Simons
E. B. Allen Hebron
H. BE. Marketalawatosa
Hartford
Body of Abe Lincoln’s grandson to be reinterred
The body of Abraham Lincoln's grandson will be moved from the Lincoln monument in Oak Ridge cemetery to Arlington National Cemetery in Washington. Attorney General Oscar Caristrom advised Harry Cleveland to honor Mrs. Robert T Lincoln's request for the reburial in the national burial grounds.
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Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Monument
Oak Ridge
Robert T Lincoln
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington, D. C
Oscar Caristrom
Harry Cleveland
State Department of Public Works
Robert T. Lincoln
New Orleans Flood Deep Water Devastates City
New Orleans awoke to a catastrophic flood after heavy rains overflowed pumping systems. Water rose to six feet in places as police rescue crews used boats to evacuate the sick and aged while traffic halted and debris blocked streets. Rainfall reached 10.75 inches in 24 hours, a record for the era, prompting mass evacuations and urgent relief as officials warned of ongoing danger.
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New Orleans
Nook
Weather Bureau
W. L. Rosenbaum
Milen Street
Supt
Theodore Ray
Calhoun Street
South Prieur Street
Police Seret
George Rankin
South Rocheblave Street
Schoolboys and girls drown as Finnish boat sinks
Helsingfors dispatch reports the Finnish steamer Kuru sank in a heavy storm on the Tampere to Kuru route. About 120 of 200 passengers were saved, many clung to wreckage or escaped by breaking cabin windows.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Kuru
Tampere
Tommerforst
Pret Freed From Cave-In Well In Iowa
Priest imprisoned forty-two hours in a cave-in well near Albia was rescued at 6 07 am. He cried for water as he surfaced on a cot. B H Johnson helped with the final rescue steps as about 1 000 spectators watched a tense, loud evacuation from the shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Albia
Priest
Guerns
Stimson Paves Way for League Approval of Root-Hurst Pact
A note from U.S. Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson to the League of Nations paves the way for approval of the Root-Hurst protocol allowing American adhesion to the world court. The protocol, designed to satisfy Senate reservation five, would let the United States object to advisory opinions and could lead to withdrawal if unsatisfied. Unanimous support from many world court signatories and general league endorsement were anticipated.
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Geneva
P'i
Henry L. Stimson
United States
League of Nations
League
Elihu Root
Devil Hurst
S World Court
Berne
Stimson
Hoover
United States Senate
Permanent Court of International Justice
League Council
Assembly of the League
Washington
Repeated World Speed Records in Schneider Cup Race
Ryde on the Isle of Wight England won the 1929 Schneider Cup from Italy as British seaplanes smashed speed records on the Solent course. Flying Officer H R B D Waghorn led England with 328.43 mph average, while Flight Lieutenant B R Atcherley posted 325.54 mph but was disqualified for finishing outside a pylon. Italian Lt Ta 4 Dat Molin and Lieut De Arcy Grieg followed with lower averages. The race covered 214 miles over seven circuits of a kite shaped course, featuring risky, device laden seaplanes and a long rivalry among nations.
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England
Keith Jones
United Press
Ryde
Isle of Wight
Italy
Solent
H. R. BD. Waghorn
BR. L. R. Atcherley
Britain
Atcherley
Molin
de Arcy Grieg
Ain
Ise
Wigan
Jacques Schneider
Meer
Winnir
America
United States
Jn Indane
Venter
Webster
France
Pioneer Dies After Auto Strike in Warsau
Privbe 78, a pioneer resident of Warsau, was fatally injured when struck by an automobile. He died an hour later from multiple broken ribs and internal injuries as a coroner prepared to investigate the accident.
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Privbe
Warsau
President Hoover to Tour Country Late in October
President Hoover plans a late October trip likely after leaving Washington. He may visit the Ohio River rocks aboard a Cincinnati to Louisville river packet and attend the Detroit Hoison laboratories opening around October 2. A possible swing through Texas is noted, with other details still undecided.
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Washington
Hoover
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Louisville
Hoison Laboratories
Detroit
Texas
Fotr
Edison Continues Steady Improvement After Pneumonia
Edison, 82, in West Orange New Jersey, shows steady gains after pneumonia. Physicians Dr Hubert S Howe and Dr J Mam mond Bradshaw report he had a poor night but began to sit up and improve, marking continued recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Hubert S. Howe
J. Mammond Bradshaw
Ion
Landis to Settle World Series Details Tuesday
Baseball commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis will hold a Tuesday meeting with three National League clubs and four American League clubs to settle all World Series details. The series is slated to open at Wrigley Field, home of the Cubs, on October 3.
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Landis
Chicago
Kenesaw M. Tantlis
Wrigley Field
Cubs
Night railroad crash kills 18 year old in Menasha
An 18 year old girl, Leone Tobey, died at Theda Clark Hospital after a Plank road crossing wreck in Menasha at 11 p m Friday. Four others injured, including Dorothy Wilz, 11, and Al Muster, with several in critical condition. two occupants escaped serious harm. The car reportedly failed to see an approaching Soo Line train amid street lights. the vehicle was dragged 300 feet until the engine stopped. Tobey, from Appleton, had been living in Menasha for two years and worked at Neenah’s Cella Cotton. Surviving mother Mrs Konetoke and siblings Lucile Tobey and Harry Tobey.
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Menasha
Theda Clark Hospital
Neenah
Leone Tohey
Frank Kenetzke
Appleton Street
Andrew Wilz
Dorothy
Route 1
al Muster
Higgins Avenue
Mule Hope
Eleanor M
Sherwood
Bernice Simolinski
McMasha
Soo Line
Muster
Plank Road Crossing
Westeras
Wilz
Olbhers
Miss Wily
Miss Moss
Health concerns rise over ex president Raymond Poincare
Anxiety mounted in Paris over the health of Raymond Poincare former French president after a minor operation a month ago. Doctors reported chest congestion and weakness as he remains bedridden. A medical communique was expected to be issued after evening evaluations.
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Paris
Ansiet
Raymond Poincare
France
Jungs Linners
Statesman
Allan Hoover to Take Up Business at Harvard
Allan 8B Hoover, son of the president, will enter Harvard Business School on Sept 1. He completed studies at Stanford University last summer and seeks to specialize in business through a post graduate course. The narrative notes references to travels and observations, with broader regional weather remarks and daily observations from Barkstatt Observatory.
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Allan
Hoover
Washington, D. GO
Allan Hasvel
Vhe
Will Eter
Harvard School of Business Administration
Stanford
Wniversity
Ali
Sty
Tarific
Washington
Ranilan S
Virginia
Gan bin Tae
Wales
Wichigan
Va. m
Barkstatt Observatory
Pita Han
Renin
Vate Tometer
American Terminal Planned for German Dirigibles
Hugo Eckener, skipper of the Graf Zeppelin, announced on departure for Germany that the American terminal for German transatlantic dirigible service is expected to be established in a city south of Baltimore, likely Washington or Richmond.
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York
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Hugo Eckener
Graf Zeppelin
Germany
Forest fires flare again near Lakewood Wisconsin
Lakewood Wisconsin reports renewed forest fires despite rains. Wardens A B Kirkpatrick Craddon and Hubert Strong direct crews at Ferry's ranch near Carte to halt advance while Holt Lumber company adds workers to protect virgin timber. State forest chief Marrison visits, fish hatchery narrowly spared by twenty man crew led by Warden Phil Warner. Special warden Christ Jotsen patrols roads and removes berry pickers as fires threaten Bool Lake area.
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Ferry
Advance
Holt Lumber Company
Lakewood
Wis
Here
A. B
Kirkpatrick
Craddon
Hubert Strong
Wahena
Yestuday
Phil Warner
Otto Kock
Townsend
Mar Bool Lake
Christ Jotsen
Portage Aldermen Held in Dry Law Case
Portage Wisconsin Alderman Charles Lauderbach and Alber Ker were arrested Friday night by federal officers investigating prohibition violations. The men were taken to Madison for arraignment before a federal court commissioner. evidence details were not disclosed.
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Portage
Wis—- If
Charles Lauderbach
Alber Ker
Madison
One Man Identified in Fond du Lac Electrocution Death
Fond du Lac Wisconsin authorities identify Harry Goedert of Milo Wisconsin as one of the two men found dead along the abandoned Fond du Lac Oshkosh interurban line. The pair are believed electrocuted while attempting to steal copper cable.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Bomb Found in Mansfield Auto of R G Haile
A dynamite bomb was found today in the automobile of R G Haile of Mansfield. The device, connected with dynamite, was disconnected by authorities. Haile had previously faced a bombing near his publishing office last October, which he attributes to turmoil surrounding his publishing business.
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Mansfield
R. GC
Haile Mansfield
Hovas’ Horn
Boer Warship Firms Targeted By Senate Panel
Senator Hale of the naval committee opened a conference to probe Shearer’s activities and the role of powerful corporations in disarmament talks. He urged calling company directors before the Senate for explanations as part of Tuesday’s hearing.
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Winstington
Greeu
Kaye Buaev
Hale
Naval
Shearer
Boral
Hoover probes shipyard ties over naval disarmament case
President Hoover seeks action from Attorney General Mitchell to curb potential shipbuilding influence in the Geneva era disarmament dispute. He asks explanations from Bethlehem Shipbuilding American Brown Boveri Newport News on allegations by naval expert William D. Shearer that they aided foes of navy reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Mitchell
William D. Shearer
Uwigh Court
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
American Brown Boveri Electric Corporation
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Shearer
New York Supreme Court
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Compntry
Homer L. Ferguson
B. G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Geneva
Tme
Unic Ypanies
Consul and staff vow aid to Jews amid troubled Palestine
Washington reports that Paul Knabenbauer and his staff, American consul general in Jerusalem, spared no effort to protect American citizens and their links during the Jabin troubles in Palestine. The State Department released Stimson replies and letters from Arab groups in the U.S. seeking British pledge enforcement and Balfour declaration fulfillment.
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Washington
Paul Knabenahue
Jerusale
Rubinstein
Stinson
Stimson
United States
Mace Donald
Great Britain
America
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MT. Taylor
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Warship Building Corporations
Abe
Father
Iowa
Ottumwa
Dr. Rater
BORAH
William E. Borah
Idaho
Frederick Hale
Maine
Naval Affairs Committee
Pioneer
Edison
New York
George Uhler
Yankees
Philadelphia
Sarah Palfrey
Ruston
Helen Marlowe
Helmenad
Healtleveland
Kweb Cleveland
Pongit
Sin
Cuba
Baston
Pebble Beach
Harrison
Johnston
C. F. Willing
Willing
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