Departure of Graf Zeppelin Postponed for Wind Delays
Kasumigaura Japan Aug 22 Associated Press reports the Graf Zeppelin’s trans Pacific flight to America was delayed shortly before midnight due to unfavorable winds. Nineteen passengers and 42 crew were aboard as repairs were ordered after a trolley failure damaged the rear gondola. The airship was moved back into the hangar for fixes before attempting departure again.
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Associated Presa
Kasumigaura
Japan
America
Pacific
Los Angeles
Eckener
Coste Plans Mysterious Long Distance Flight
Le Bourget France August 22 Associated Press Dieudonne Coste French aviator announced he would depart on a long distance flight to Tokio or New York to race the Graf Zeppelin when weather permits. He failed to appear for a scheduled takeoff but later tested the plane and announced the apparatus from yesterday was working well.
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Associated Press
le Bourget
France
Cabt
Dieudonng, Coste
Tokio
Graf
Eppelin
Pacific
New York
Music program at Rotary Club entertains with songs and stories
The Rotary Club program deviated from its norm with Chester Grady singing and recounting stories. Miss Alice Champagne performed piano pieces while Grady entertained with humorous impersonations and recitations.
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Rotary Club
Eday
Chester Grady
Alice
Grady
Former Gov Smith Passes Through City En Route
The long troubled figure H Smltt of New York passed through this city yesterday en route to a vacation in a White Mook. He plans weeks of golf and rest amid the Jew era.
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H. Smltt
New York
Births at Portsingute Hospital Reported
Recent notices list births at Portsingute Hospital with newborns and expected families. Records note new arrivals, dates, and parent names where published by the hospital desk.
Greenland Girl Held in $10 000 Bail at Portland
A 16-year-old Greenland New Hampshire girl, married two months, was held in $10,000 bail in Portland on charges of breaking and entering and larceny from two residences. She admitted serving as jockey while Ralph Chamberlain entered the homes. Chamberlain faced Portsmouth charges of possession of burglars tools. Jewelry and cash totaling $15,000 were taken in the two robberies.
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Greenland
Portland
Associated Press
Ruth ‘C. Dobson
N. H
Ralph Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Portsmouth
Harry Dobson
John McCoy
Chamberlaid
Navy planes head toward SE in air race tour
Twenty two naval officers and 19 enlisted men rested in Kansas City after a night there, preparing for a flight to the southeast as part of the Cleveland air races. Lieut Comdr Homer Wick led the group from Dallas, with four ships making up the Vancouver base contingent.
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Associated: Press
Kansas City
Cleveland
Homer "Wick
Dallas
Tex
San Diego
Stock Movement U S Couple to Moves Upward Explore Jungles
News wire dispatch from New York and Nairobi outlines stock market shifts as American couple George Amos and his wife, a noted anthropologist, embark on a jungles exploration from Nairobi in British East Africa in August.
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U. S
Nairobi
Kenya
British East Africa
George
Amos
Dorsey
New York
Ary
Kemp Held in California
Boston papers report Ralph Kemp of Quincy Massachusetts captured in Santa Barbara California after a gun fight in which a companion was killed and another wounded. Kemp had previously claimed he could earn $300 a month picking herbs with wagers between Quincy businessmen. His later search led through Wentworth Road and Kittery Maine to forests near Bangor before vanishing from public view. Police found jewelry and money in the suspects' car after stopping them in Santa Barbara.
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Boston
Ralph Kemp
Quincy
Mass
Santa Barbara
Calif
Wentworth Road
Kittery
Maine
Bangor
Kemp
Women racers leave El Paso in long air derby
The 17 contestants in the Santa Monica to Cleveland women’s air derby started from El Paso, Texas, at 6:10 AM for a 609 mile leg to Fort Worth with Amelia Earhart leading in an orange monoplane. They stop at Midland and Wim Horn for refueling and checks before continuing.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Tex
Santa’ Monica
Calif
Cleveland
Pecos
Fort Worth
Amelia, Earhart
Boston
Wim
Midland
Re-elect All K.C. Officers at 47th Convention
The Knights of Columbus re elected all supreme officers at the 47th annual convention with Night named supreme knight and Jayman McGinty of New Halven and William J. McGinty among key appointees. Unanimous re election extended to other supreme officers as delegates praised leadership during the gathering.
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Associated Press
Night
Knights of Columbus
Iter
Jayman
Supreme
William. J
Chinese Forces Brace as Russians Mobilize Frontier
Associated Press dispatch from Mukden reports Gov. Chang Hsud-liang of Manchuria calling Chinese troops along the border to defensive posture. Moscow is said to mobilize an expeditionary force and plans to occupy Harbin if needed, with Beijing seeking settlement of the Eastern Railway issue.
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Associated Press
Hesin
Mukden
Chang Hsud-liang
Manchuria
London
The
Daily Mail
Perelval Phillips
Russia
Harbin
Orginal Aluumniatunit
Masco
Percival
Perci‘vals
Moscow
Manchuk
Hingan
Great Bay Wisconsin Names for Supreme Officers
The listing includes William J. McGintey of New Haven as supreme secretary Danielle Callahan as supreme treasurer Luke E. Hart of St. Louis as supreme advocate Dr. Edward Fahy of St. Paul as supreme physician Rev Fr John J. McGlivney of Bridgeport as supreme chaplain and David F. Supple of San Francisco as supreme warden with locations noted in Wisconsin Connecticut and Washington DC.
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Tin
Great Bay
Wis
William J. McGintey
New Haven
B M Official and Son Threatened in Boston Area
A Boston area report says George F. Glasy deputy comptroller of the Boston and Maine Railroad and his son Edward received death and kidnapping threats. Letters bore a thumbprint and claimed ties to an Italian secret society amid police inquiries into seized box cars and forgery investigations tied to Adenigleys discharge.
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Associated Press
Boston
George F. Glasy
Boston & Maine Railroad
Edward
Glacy
Bronx
White River Junction
Adenigleys
Garden Party by Girl Scouts at Peirce Mansion
The Girl Scouts of Greater Portsmouth host a garden party and tea at the historic Peirce mansion in Haymarket Square this afternoon from 3 o’clock to 8 o’clock. The 190th Regiment C A C Nok N G will break camp at Rye Beach Saturday morning.
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Girl Scouts
Scouts of Greater
Portsmouth
Peirce
Haymarket Square
190Th Regiment
Rye _Bencht
Fire destroys eight buildings in Salisbury Mass
A large house on High street in the Plains district owned by Benjamin Cole and Hermann Felton, along with no barns and a shed, were destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss estimated at 15000 with partial insurance. William T. Gole, an elderly man, was assisted from the smoking house by his daughter Mrs George Pike. Local people attended the National Guard regimental hall event last evening at Hampton Bush.
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Salisbury
Mass
High Street
Plains District
Benjamin Cole
Hermann Felton
William T. Gole
Gorge Pike
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