Zeppelin ZR-3 Directed Azores to Lakehurst Flight
Reports say the airship ZR-3, from Friedrichshafen, Germany, was steering a direct course to Lakehurst New Jersey after sighting the Azores. Navy communications indicate it carried three engines to save fuel and was 1200 to 1380 miles from New York, with one gas cell slightly torn but repaired.
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Feyen Centae
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Aseres Islands
Lakehurst
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Friederichshafen
Germany
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En Beard
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Ehurat
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Department
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Bight
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Arlington
New York
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Chatham
Radio Corporation of America
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Craier Milwaukee
Boston Navy Yard
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Azores
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New Novi Merger Caps Latest RU Developments
The report outlines a merger involving RU and Novi, with details on leadership changes and regulatory steps. It notes the parties’ statements, potential timeline, and implications for associated partners and markets.
Ultra Violet Rays Shown Beneficial for Children and Chicks
University of Maine researchers led by President C C Litele and Dr W Borie report that artificial sunlight from fused quartz mercury lamps accelerates chick growth and may prevent rickets in children. They note ordinary window glass blocks UV rays, suggesting sunlit exposure could aid children in crowded, poorly lit homes.
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Qorone
Maar
University of Maine
C. C. Litele
University
W . Borie
Bovie Sans
Dart Sileys
Chase
Gins
Devel
Carly
Vast coal deposits found in Alaswa
A fragmented news item notes coal deposits discovered in Alaswa with unclear details. The text references locations, measurements, and possible industrial interest, but lacks coherent context or specifics about parties or dates.
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Alaswa
Leper Escapes From Colony To Capital
An inmate named Willard leper escaped from the Federal colony at Carry Me La and walked to Washington to report conditions there. He claimed to be commissioned by 180 inmates to convey their concerns and was later taken to a local police station. He provided few specifics about his escape or the other cities he passed through.
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Washington
Willard Leper
Carry Me
Antios
Centilever
Thole
Carrville
Ted
Dickerson Girl Edes On Trial In Slaying Case
19 year old Cevennel Edes faces first degree murder charges in the shooting death of Josue Hirwch, a Market street merchant, amid defense requests for a continuance. Companion Charles Dinger, 38, already convicted and sentenced to death. his electrocution date pending. The trial details describe a dramatic courtroom scene and questions of health and custody for the infant involved.
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Philadelphia
Viele
Oven
Josue Hirwch
Juder McDevitt
Hieach
Charlea De@inger
Alscare Old
McJievit
State Supreme
Cefn
Gtr
Ore
Brooklawn
Ecar
Tamden
Lakehurst Emergency Regime Signals Aircraft Carrier Link
At Lakehurst Naval Air Station, 28 officers and no enlisted sailors prepared for rapid response as emergency readiness was declared for ZK and ZR-3 operations. First wireless contact with the carrier was received at 9:55 AM, followed by rapid coordination of planes and personnel for potential landings and sorties.
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Lakehurst
Feild
High Dome
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Miran
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Laaz
Leutenants
Omrundrre
Georgetown Senmo Graph Records Quake
Fragmented copy notes an event at a station with an earth tremor and a man reaching an area near Wa-Acegten, 2688 alee from a distant reference. The text is garbled with missing names and places, offering little verifiable detail beyond a tremor mention and a distant location.
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Arurgetoen
Umier
Oberges
Father Tendorf
Alee
Convicts killed in attempt to Ku ape
A brief item reports fatalities among inmates during an attempted escape at a prison. The clash left several convicts dead and others injured as guards contained the riot and restored order. Authorities investigate the incident and review security measures.
Langley Motion For New Trial Heard In Federal Court
The article reports motions for new trials for John W. Langley, U S representative from Kentucky's Tenth District, and Milton Lipechutz, a South Philadelphia liquor dealer. Judge Cochran presided as Langley was granted bond set at 95000, following a two year sentence for conspiracy to transport liquor illegally.
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Pres Mayaville
John W. Langley
Kentucky
Milton Lipechutz
South Philadeihpea
Cochran
Laughty
Lipechutz
Covington
Nomtense
Langley
Captain Ernest Richman and leadership of the trans-Atlantic voyage
The Pilot Captain Ernest Richman serves as chief in command while Mrs Vier holds the presidency of the Gand year Zeppelin Company, steering the trans-Atlantic sight and corporate direction.
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Ernest Richman
Ereund
Vier
Gandyear-Zeppelin Company
Tar-Feather Case Reopened At Frederick Court
Arthur Rice of Myersville stands trial on charges tied to the July attack on Dorothy Granden in a Frederick County village. Prosecutors describe Rice as a local prominent figure while defense argues he acted only as a spectator and did not participate in feathering or assault. The case includes counts of assault and battery and riot.
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Prederickh
Arthur Rice
Myersville
Frederick County
Rive
Assau Rnce
Moonshining Rivalry Sparks Armed Clash Near Jacksonville
A clash between ten African Americans and fifteen whites near Jacksonville leaves one near death and another gravely wounded. Police blame a feud in the illegal moonshine trade as authorities report increased Flask acreage and growing illicit spirit activity in the area.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Granther
Enid
Davis Appeals Te Indiana Laborers
Democratic presidential candidate John W Davis spoke in Indiana today appealing to laborers in Terre Haute and across the state. He defended his labor record from 1911 to 1921 praising rights to organize and collective bargaining, the eight hour day and laws benefiting workers while noting the Wilson era as supportive of labor.
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Springfield
John W Titvia
Indiana
Ienia
Terre Haute
Dave
Devis
Woodrow Wilson
Late News Bulletins From New York Markets and Courts
Descriptive tanks to launch, a $590 million German bond issue trades at extended activity while stock prices swing on the New York Stock Exchange. A court sentences Lodge G. BW Url hater to years, and reports mention the Walsteed Act with references to the Seberia earth. The dispatch notes trading shifts, legal actions, and financial headlines in a dense, fragmented bulletin.
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New York Stock Exchange
Prominent Republican Senator Brandegee Dies by Gas Suicide
The longtime Connecticut Republican leader Senator Frank Brandegee killed himself at his Washington home, citing financial troubles. A coroner’s verdict confirmed self-inflicted gas asphyxiation, with a note to his chauffeur explaining the method and location.
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Senate
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