Plane Crash Kills Eight on Mount Taylor Rescue
Wrecked Transcontinental Air Transport plane City of San Francisco found on Mount Taylor near Grants New Mexico. Eight aboard including pilots J B Stowe and Edwin A Dietel identified by dental work. Coroner's jury rules death an airplane accident. Bodies transported to Grants and Albuquerque.
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Grants
N. M
City of San Francisco
Mount Taylor
Palo Lobo Forest
Fred Nichols
Corvin Raymond
A. B. McGaffey
Harris Livermore
Albuquerque
George K. Rice
Western Air Express
Los Angeles
Amasa LB
McGaffey
William Henry Beers
New York
Boston
Mass
M. M. Campbell
Cincinnati
Ohio
Corina Raymond
Glendale
Calif
J. B. Stowe
Clovis
Edwin A. Dietel
New Braunfels
Texas
Maynard Canfield
Courier
Eight Die in Bus and Truck Collision in Michigan
Benton Harbor Mich. a woman and her baby five Mexicans and a negro were killed and 14 were injured when a Chicago bound bus and a truck on highway No 12 collided. The dead mother was Mrs Jose Quinones of North Branch Mich.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Highway No. 12
Jose Quinones
North Branch
Seaplane Built to Carry Fifty for Philadelphia
A seaplane capable of carrying fifty persons is being assembled at the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
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Philadelphia
Jones Loses to Goodman at Pebble Beach in Upset
Bobby Jones, four time amateur champion and Open winner, was defeated by John Goodman of Omaha, 1 up, in a stunning Pebble Beach upset that ranks as the year’s great sporting shock.
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Bobby Jones
Pebble Beach
Caiif
John Goodman
Omaha
Students Form Berlin Guides Association
An alliance of Berlin high school students creates a guide group to assist visiting foreigners and provin cial travelers in the German capital.
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Berlin
Beckener Reveals Atlantic Air Plans for Dirigible Service
Dr Hugo Beckener outlines a plan to join German capitalists with American bankers to finance a four dirigible Atlantic service costing about 15 million dollars. Ships would carry 24 passengers at 1000 dollars with eight engines, first ready by 1982 and possible sailings every four to five days by 1933. A US terminal south of Washington chosen for favorable winds. London reports Graf Zeppelin aims for a nonstop world circumnavigation with in-air refueling, targeting completion in 14 days.
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New York
Germany
Hugo Beckener
Graf Zeppelin
Doctor Beckener
Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation
United States
Washington
Ereden Us
Fickener
Bean Growers Seek Organized Marketing Plan
Washington Michigan bean growers with state officials and cooperative representatives urged the federal farm board to help form an organization for more orderly bean marketing. They asked for no financial aid and proposed a program to bolster existing co-ops and develop new ones.
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Washington
Michigan
Federal Farm Board
Johnston Beats Willing for Amateur Golf Crown
Tebble Beach California report notes Harrison R. Johnston defeated Dr. Oscar F. Willing 4 and 8 in the final match to win the first amateur tournament played west of the Rockies signaling a shift of golfing prestige from Atlanta to St. Paul.
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Tebble Beach
Calif
United States
Atlanta
St. Paul
Harrison R. Johnston
Oscar F. Willing
Rockies
Vessel Kuru capsizes near Helsingfors with 150 dead
The steamer Kuru capsized off Tammersfors near Helsingfors causing about 150 deaths. Among the victims are several children returning home from school for the weekend.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Tammersfors
Washington veteran of 1846 Mexican War dies at 97
Owen Thomas Edgar of Washington, last survivor of the Mexican War, who became the lone veteran of 1846 last June a day before his 98th birthday, has died.
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Washington
America
Owen Thomas Edgar
World Police Chiefs Meet Paris Convention in November
Forty nations including the United States will be represented at the international convention of police chiefs in Paris this November.
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World Police
Paris
United States
International Convention of Police Chiefs
Notre Dame Church At Montreal Dominates Historic Drive
The article surveys Hochelaga before Columbus, noting Notre Dame parish church in Montreal, its 15 000 capacity, two side galleries, 80 foot ceiling, and 227 foot twin Gothic towers with Le Gros Bourdon bell. It contrasts Old Point Comfort Fort Monroe and Hampton Roads precepts, and catalogs Philadelphia’s Fairmount Park landmarks and history.
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America
Hochelaga
Mount Royal
Montreal
Notre Dame
Old Point Comfort
Jamestown
Hampton Roads
Poynt Comfort
York River
Virginia
James River
Chesapeake Bay
Capes
Charles
Henry
James I of England
Atlantic Ocean
Algernoune
Monroe
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Monitor
Second Thoughts on Adam and Eve in Creation Debate
A reader asks if there is a good reply to the masculine argument that man was made first and woman after. The response suggests that second thoughts are best and that reconsideration may soften rigid views.
Four Perfect Bridge Hands Reported in Florida
Florida players reported four perfect bridge hands on a single deal. The Arkansas Gazette notes the remark that such a feat in poker would be sensational, and suggests the story would rely on a survivor’s confession at an inquest in that game.
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Florida
Arkansas Gazette
Old Doctor's Idea Aids Elderly With Gentle Laxative
In 1885 Dr Caldwell sought a harmless effective laxative and found a remedy that avoids griping or habit formation. His Syrup Pepsin became famed for bilious, headachy, weak patients and is now a world famous gentle laxative available at drugstores.
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Caldwell
Editorial says many can break 100 after long effort
An editorial in the Springfield Sun notes that any golfer can play well for a while, buoying the 101,000 U S golfers who have spent 20 years or more trying to shoot under 100.
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United States
Springfield Sun
Prolonged Slumber Gazonda Joke in Pathfinder Magazine
A quirky exchange from Pathfinder Magazine references Gazonda and a mechanic with two cars. The dialogue plays on wordplay about sufficient space for accessories and long sleep, highlighting light humor in a miscellaneous feature.
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Gazonda
Gazoof
Pathfinder Magazine
A prudent enemy is better than an indiscreet friend
A historical proverb notes that prudent foes protect secrets and avoid betrayal, while careless allies risk exposure and harm. The saying emphasizes cautious judgment in choosing alliances and warning against sharing information indiscriminately.
Boarders Shape Fate of the House in Surprising Tension
A concise reflection on how maintaining borders and hospitality can invert power dynamics. The piece explores whether hosts control guests or vice versa, highlighting the shifting balance in shared living spaces.
Traffic Cop Warns About Nujol Health Plan
A health pledge urged by a Medical Chief promotes Nujol as a natural supplement to aid digestion and toxin removal. The ad claims Nujol is not a medicine, is sold in sealed packages, and available at drugstores for a modest price.
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Nujol
Najol
Nujol Laboratories
Park Avenue
New York
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Municipal Art Museum
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