Vast Atlantic Dreams Shape Eastern Long Island Cityscape
A vivid feature notes Montauk as a future gateway to Europe, with talk of a grand American city near the ocean. It mentions Charles Cunningham of Sag Harbor recalling a past prophecy about jobs, while Derby era planners discuss aviation progress, religion reform, and literacy comparisons across Europe and Asia. The piece blends travel, industry, and social commentary from Sag Harbor to Teheran.
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Montauk
Long Island
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
United States
Charles Cunningham
Sag Harbor
Weather Forecast For Anfantoxed Vicinity
A weather bulletin describes elevated temperatures and fresh southerly winds on Friday. Strong gusts are expected in the southern coast area with a chance of altered conditions into the eve. Additional details appear on page 2.
Payne Bares death by own action plot claim in Houston Street shooting
Houston Street shooting left Charles and Jimmie Jones wounded after bank guard Henry Moya fired at them from the Federal Reserve guard post. Moya says he acted after a man warned of attack and a deputy friend Menard asked protection. Police say no charges will be filed against Moya.
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Payne
Houston Street
Harles M. Jones
Dinanic
San Diego
Tezax
East Houston Street
Owen WW. Kilday
Henry Moya
Federal Reserve Bank
Villite
Nevarro
Trees
Mora
Anslin Street
Mutoregele
Sam Shannon
Mellen and Surgical Hospital
Moya
Jones Brothers
Menard
Shannon
Kilday
Snk
Agninet -Mosp
Dancers Set Marathon Record At Chicago Event
The Chicago dance marathon began April 14 and ended with the winning couple Ann Getry, 24, of Chicago, and Mike Gouvas, of Lamond, achieving a record of 2841 hours and 412 minutes. The previous record stood at 4 percent longer hours.
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Chicago
Wee Aan
Tuder
Ann Getry
Mike Gouvas
Lammond
Bank Bandit II Carded in Widespread Chase near Chandler
An 80-year-old man robbed the Chandler State Bank at Chandler, about twenty miles from Athens, yesterday, triggering a wide search across the area for the suspect. The bank theft occurred around 3:50 p.m. local time as authorities pursued the lone robber.
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Athens
Texas
Miss Dorothy Dell Cott Wins International Pageant Title
New Orleans teen Dorothy Dell Cott, age 17, claimed the coveted title in the International Pageant of Pulcheltudo, as judges announced the winner amid a gala event.
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Dorothy Dell Cott
New Orleans
Lynch mobs hang two Black men in Fairmount court area
Mob violence erupted in Fairmount as Thomas Shipp and Abe Smith were seized from jail, beaten, and hanged from a courthouse window. The chaos drew women into the mob and police failed to stop the killings. The two victims were left hanging through the night as authorities moved to restore order. Unidentified lynchers fled as the city settled after the outbreak.
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Claude Deeter
Fairmount
Ind
South
Thomas Shipp
Abe Smith
Go’ebork
Anil
Jarob C. Campbell
Hoane
Miles Sonth
Wanen
Southy
Getty Club
Bammery
Shipp
Windly
British Repulse Feeble Attack Near Peshawar
Reported in Peshawar Northwest Frontier India a feeble tribal assault by Abidi Lashkar forces on British troops one mile from Peshawar was repulsed. An estimated 110000 hostile tribesmen were encamped about 12 miles from Peshawar, as the Bara valley operations continued.
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Peshawar
Nortit West Province
India
Ais
Lashkar
Bara Valley
Waleed
Avarakes
Veshawar
Gulf Breezes But No Rains in Store
Forecaster dh Tarhoo, meteorologist, says San Antonio will feel warm with only stray cloud cover and no rain in sight for the next 24 hours. Breezes from the Gulf lessen heat but do not bring precipitation. Saturday’s high is forecast at 105 degrees and Thursday’s peak reached 104 degrees.
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San Antonio
Old Sol
Dh Tarhoo
Shaw Seeks Payment for Film of Play
In London, George Bernard Shaw contends for a fee to permit filming of his stage work. He explains the request as a matter of getting compensation for the use of his property and ideas, arguing that authors deserve earnings from film adaptations.
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London
Aig 3
UPH
George Bernard Shaw
Haw
Radio Music Heard Five Miles Away
BERGIN Aug German engineers have unveiled the world s strongest loud speaker during a public demonstration. The device carried sound from a distant concert into the city causing wonder among locals. Predictions say whisper linked mikes could direct military movements in future battlefields. Meanwhile local advertisers push toothpaste and shaving cream as products.
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Bt Universal Servicr
Bergin
Aug
Ene
Break in Drought Hopes Emerges in Weather Update
Washington reports some hope for relief as forecaster Weightman notes no immediate relief yet but expects showers and cooler temperatures in the upper Mississippi Valley within days. President Hoover weighs relief measures, farm board talks, and cabinet plans while a Virginia trip may be canceled to speed aid as drought worsens in the Midwest southwest winds threaten to intensify the drought.
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Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
TR. W. Weightman
Mississippi Valley
Moorer Toby
Iligaster
Agriculture Department
Federal
Hor
Stanley Teed
White House
Samuel St. McKelvie
William FF. Schilling
Charles S$. Wilson
Hse
Hoover
Alexander Leger
Farm Board
Virginia Mountain Ridge
Attorney Confesses to Plot in Payne Murder Case
Yerar Stinet t, an Atarillo attorney, admitted confessing to plotting the life of his former wife, Mrs Payne, and dismembering her to obtain an inheritance. He signed a 63 page statement detailing earlier attempts on her life and the murder of his one year old son. Reporters observed as he deposed under police guard, then broke down and cried, gazing at the papers before resuming his rigid composure.
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Stinett
Yerar
Iad
Payoe
Atarillo
Hod
Polinr
Tutchinson Caung
Jong
West Texa Archers’ College
Canyon
Boynoy
Payne
Pad
Mayne
Almort
Lewes
Verana
Pionsen
Wanted list of rooms and jobs in South Mesquite ad
Fragmented want ads note room for rent in South Mesquite and several job inquiries. Mentions educat ed lady, track intavor striola and various vague purchases like corn and millet. Several garbled phrases imply classified notices and daily light dinners.
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Drack Murthony
Banjo Losi
Expert Links Overhot Drinks to Cancer in Berlin Report
A German cancer research institute warns that consuming very hot beverages and foods may raise cancer risk. The Burlan Mail notes local concerns about hot items and mentions compounds and radiation as potential aggravating factors, with authorities urged to review these claims.
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Berlin
Canocee Research Institute
Dlacns
1500 Pound Shark Captured Alive at Long Branch
Dy Universal Service reports in LONG BRANCH NJ that a second shark captured this month was netted by Frans Weber from his fishing boat and brought ashore alive. The 17 foot, 1500 pound shark had a heart the size of a melon that reportedly beat for ten minutes after removal. A prior 2000 pound shark was sent to the American Museum of Natural History.
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Dy Universal Service
Long Branch
N. J
Wales
Frans Weber
Netrycgley
American Museum of Natural History
Shaft Unveiled to Amelia Earhart Memorial
In Wales on August 8 a memorial shaft was unveiled to honor Amelia Earhart of Boston and her companions Wilmer Stultz and Louis Gordon for their June 1 1928 flight from Newfoundland landing at the site after a voyage across the Atlantic.
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Shaft
Amelia Earhart
Barry Fowl
Wales
Missamotia Farhart
Boston
Wilmer Stultz
Louis Gordon
Newfounstland
Police Chiefs to Coordinate Work in Detroit Office
In Detroit an executive office will be created and funded by philanthropic interests to standardize police policy activity. William S. Intlinge, former Detroit police commissioner, named secretary. Lanheem approved by the International association of police chiefs.
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Dpuuth
Minn
Detroit
Wiliam S. Intlinge
Ax Kecretary
Lanheem
Internationeal Association
Polive
Anti-Saloon Body Challenges Foes in Michigan
The executive board of the Anti-Saloon League of America challenged prohibition opponents to present a superior plan to advance temperance and sobriety in the nation.
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Little Point Saiee
Mich
antiSafoom League of
Milk Prices Rise Amid Drought Effects
New York reports the first drought impact as milk dealers announce a four cent per quart price increase. The move signals tightened supply and higher costs for consumers as agricultural conditions worsen nationwide.
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New York
Aus. S
Woman reports prowler broke screen and entered home
A woman told police a prowler cut a screen on her back porch and gained entry to her house. The incident was reported Friday and is under investigation.
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Mesh Clason
Arrest men after raid on Mason hotel
Authorities near Mason captured two gang members at a Mason hotel lobby linked to a statewide jewel theft ring. A third leader escaped in a car. detectives traced deposits to a hidden riverbank stash and a bank in a neighboring county. The arrested will be sent to San Antonio for questioning.
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Hea
Mason County
Mason Friday
Tom Baker
Hopkins
San Apetonio
Emphins
Mary Linn
Texas
Travelers Hotel
San Angelo
Houston
Wacn
Yankins
Seatter
CLUE
Captain Domking
Filgdsoe
San Antonio Music Company
Detwily
Hlopkiny
Alamo Heights
Mason
Captain Hopkins
FP. Leonard
B. F. Tat
A. O. Miutiman
Wang
Cara
Mason Ihrine
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Charnes A. Valisom
Merry Ford
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Claus
Fope Jus
Oshenyatore Romang
Pontificial Organization For
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Ilame
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Aloya
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