Flight crew of PN-1 found after ten days at sea
Edward W. Pickard reports the Honolulu PN-1 air crew including Capt. John Rodgers were rescued by submarine R-4 fifteen miles east of Kauai after ten days adrift. The five men were aboard the craft and in good condition, while the broader war news covers Rif campaigns in Morocco, League disarmament debates, and other global events.
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Edward W. Pickard
Honolulu
John Rodgers
Kauai
Oahu Island
Osborne
Naval
Nawiliwili
Kauai Island
Rodgers
Byron J. Connell
Pittsburgh
Skiles N. Pope
Jackson
William H. Bowlin
Richmond
Ind
Otis G. Stantz
Terre Haute
Mongols Expel U. S. The Andrews Expedition from Mongolia
The Mongolian government orders the third Asiatic expedition of the American Museum of Natural History led by Roy Chapman Andrews to quit Mongolian territory over alleged violations of agreement. Officials say the team conducted topographical work and political propaganda and note unusual tensions with territorial authorities.
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Urga
Mongolia
American Museum of Natural History
Roy Chapman Andrews
Andrews
New York
Peking
Cowboy killed in rodeo where he had shot enemy
Royce Rivet twenty four adopted son of rancher Charles B Irwin of Cheyenne Wyoming was killed in a steer roping event at a Salt Lake City rodeo when his horse fell crushing him. He had shot and killed Harry Bowles in a rodeo here last year and was acquitted on self defense. He was the second son of Mr Irwin to die roping a steer.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Roy Rivet
Charles B. Irwin
Cheyenne
Wyo
Kivet
Harry Bowles
Lrwin
No Babies Born in 30 Years on Japanese Isle
Okinawa health officer S Sakurai reported rapid population decline in the Ryukyu islands due to malaria. In eight villages of the Yoeyama group no babies have been born for 30 years and Nozoko village had only one inhabitant. A 1922 government appropriation of 10 000 yen aimed to combat malaria.
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Tokyo
Ryukyu Islands
Japan
Formosa
S. Sakurai
Okinawa Prefecture
Yoeyama
Nozoko
Sakurai
Wobblies in Jail Break Foiled by Cold Water
Wobblies in Cass county jail attempted a breakout smashing doors and wrecking cells. Sheriff John Ross called the fire department for aid as high streams of water drove rioters back to their confines. The report ends with a note about John P. Theis playing piano for over twenty seven hours in Philadelphia on July 5.
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Fargo
N. D
Cass County
John Ross
John P. Theis
Philadelphia
Furnishes Books to Needy Exiles
The Church Periodical Club, allied with the Episcopal church, seeks support from the general convention in New Orleans to supply reading material to mission workers worldwide. It distributes Bibles prayer books hymnals scientific and fiction works newspapers magazines games and records through traveling libraries and permanent collections helping isolated communities and missionary families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Church Periodical Club
Episcopal Church
General Convention
Church
New Orleans
Iit
Prison Reform Laws Reduce Britain's Prison Population
Probationary methods for adults and Borstal treatment for youths have cut Britain's prison numbers. Since 1914, over twenty jails in England and Wales have closed, leaving about forty prisons now in use and not fully occupied. Home Office officials credit reform efforts for fewer commits and foresee prisons used mainly for habitual criminals.
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Britain
London
England
Wales
Home Office
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West Point Military Academy
John H. Russell
Hayti
Washington
Shreveport
Omebody
Morocco
Riffilans
Adjir
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Tetuan
Primo de Rivera
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Tevfik Rushdi Bey
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York
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Hearst
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Interstate Commerce Committee
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Fred W. Sargent
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Charles Donnelly
Northern Pacific
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Potter
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Joffre
United States
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M. Viviani
Delaware River
Camden
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Jersey
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Gobi Desert
Mr. Andrews
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Altai Mountains
Church Club
Davenport
Iowa
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Wilma
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