Body of Pilot Eielson Found Near Wreck in Arctic
Hearing on freight rates consumes hours as railroads seek to submit operating cost details for West Texas fines. Waggener testified on Texan & Pacific investments between Big Spring Fort Worth and Big Spring El Paso. Growers in the Winter Garden district claim high rates limit crops in the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
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Glashen
West
Texas
Texas Industrial Traffic League
Wiliam A
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cattier
Woegenrr
Texan and Pacific Railroad
Suurges
Big Spring
el Peon
Sawkett
A. &. Pawkett
Ban An*homio Freight Bureau
East
North Tees
Mouth
West Texas
Winter Garden
Interstate Commerce
Mission
Washington
Long search ends for polar aviator Carl Zielson body found
The body of Carl Ben Zielson, famed polar aviator who perished November 9 in a Siberian ice field, has been recovered near the wreckage of his plane. Mechanic Earl Borland was located several days earlier.
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Carl Ben Zielson
Siberian Ice Field
Earl Borland
Senate committee eyed to probe campaign expenses
A senate committee to investigate campaign expenditures of senatorial candidates was proposed by Senator Norris of Nebraska. The plan aimed for a resolution pending before primaries. A hearing concluded with no decision expected until late summer, according to William A. Disque, former examiner for the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.8
Washington, D. G
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Wiliam A. Disque
Wisconsin Denies Sale Permit for Texas Irrigated Lands Near Medina Project
The San Antonio Irrigated Farms Inc of San Antonio had sought permission to sell irrigated Rio Grande valley lands for general farming including dairying. Wisconsin authorities refused permits, leaving the Medina project under J E Jarratt and a corporate slate led by Charles F C Ladd. Other officers include J F Jazzatt president and Charles F Ladd vice president.
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Texas
Wisconsin
San Antonio
Wiscon
Texas Company
Rio Grande Valley
Jauda of
Medina
J. E. Jarratt
Charles 4. Ladd
Dimmit County
J. FE. Jazzatt
J. Kearne
H.R. Wheeler
Wiebits
Kan
Charles F.C. Ladd
Sack Ball
Treasucer
British Ship Refloated Off Southern California Coast
A Brit ish motor ship named City of Lille ran aground near Newport Beach early yesterday. It was refloated this morning with no serious damage evident, and the crew remained unharmed as the vessel was freed from the sand in the coastal waters.
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Ean Pedro
Calif
Fen
Conet Yard
Lille
California
Newport Beach
Ked Thern
Polar aviators Eielson Borland found in Arctic wreckage
Reports confirm the bodies of Carl Eielson and Bernt Borland recovered from a crashed plane near North Cape, Siberia. Joe Crosson led the search while Russian and American crews prepared to fly the remains to Nanuk and Alaska. Eielson, famed Arctic explorer, and Borland died in the November crash, with burial plans set for Seattle and Hatton, North Dakota, respectively.
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Wainbanks
Alaska
Carl Lew Isai
North Cape
Siberia
Joe Crossen
Fiets Hy
Bielaen
Karl Horlaui
Pine
Eielson
Morland Ley
Urosson
Elazyld Gillam
Borland
Slipnecy
Kiecsun
Nanuk
Crosson
Bolses
Shpenay
Seattle
Ole Sather
Ole Eielson
Hatton
N. D
Spitaberges
George Hubert Wilkins
Child Bitten by Pet Rabbit Hospitalized for Serum Treatment
A two year old, John Robert Bishop of 634 Denver boulevard, was hospitalized Thursday after a pet rabbit bit his right hand. Doctors at Trobert A Green hospital began anti tetanus serum treatment. The rabbit is in observation after the incident on Wednesday when the child reached into the cage.
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Trobert
A. Green Hospital
John Robert Bishop
Denver Boulevard
Ferguson Enters Governor's Race
Ferguson announces candidacy for governor amid political turmoil in Texas. The speaker, identified as partner governor Janie FE Ferguson, entered the race during a turbulent period, though wording of the announcement varied from typical formal declarations. Political observers note ongoing factional tensions shaping the campaign.
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Austin
Janie
FE. Fecguson
Frag Teain
Gavernor
Farner
Drunk Driving Charges Filed After City Crash
Two men face charges after a Wednesday collision at Broadway and Seventh. L. K. H. Campbell of 210 Mallwood Street is charged with driving while intoxicated and aggravated assault on Jesus Lopez, whom officials say Campbell attacked with a crank after the wreck. William McMillan also faces a DWI charge in the same incident.
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L. K H. Campbell
Mallowood Street
Jesus Lopez
Lopez
Lopes
Justice of the Price Lunia
Boltz
Law No
Willian McMillan
Broadway
Seventh
WAF
Mystery Woman Passes to See M Mackenzie in Jail
A nameless woman, who refused to identify herself, obtained a jail visit pass on a Wednesday by sheriff's permission to see Pete Mackenzie, awaiting trial for the murder of Sam Street, chief of detectives. She said she had seen him once and hopes he is not killed, adding she is a Baptist and mother of four.
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Pete
The
Baptist Church
Accidental Shot Fatal to Young Husband in Montana
A 22 year old laborer Hoy Bridges, recently arrived from Jasper Texas, died after a pistol discharged when a 11 year old girl, while at his home in East Helena with Mrs Joseph Sabanti, picked up a .22 caliber pistol and heard him shout that it was loaded. The tragedy occurred after a prank by the young girl.
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Aelena
Mont
Téllay
East Helena
Montana
Jasper
Texas
Joseph Sabanti
Ary. Bridges
Bridgrs
Teidges
Pupil Under Bond in Theft Charge
A student faced burglary and theft charges after alleged shoplifting at a company and a raid on a roadway site. Habeas corpus proceedings were issued. Judge W. W. Mullary set bond at $300 in each case as the youths await next steps.
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Hamer Tharp
Atmlent
Socational
Uery
Reguin Road
Ralph Waldo Amerion Suning School
Habeas Corpux
Tintriet Courte
W. W. Mullary
Thads
Bone
Hazards Used to Capture Black Suspect in Baltimore
Nearly two hours after the incident began, police faced a violent encounter as a Black suspect named John Loft allegedly held a dangerous device. Gunfire from both sides echoed through the crowd of several thousand as officers attempted to subdue the man. Hazardous devices were eventually deployed and weakened by fumes, allowing a police captain to capture him.
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Baltimore
Tor
John Loft
Hla
Xides
al Pircher
HOREG MULES TO CANAL ZONE
Washington reports a shift to animal transport in the Panama Canal Zone where 75 millimetre howitzers will be carried on horseback. A battalion of American field artillery receives orders to convert from portee to pack artillery and to move ammunition and gear by sure-footed beasts instead of trucks. The War Department plans 390 animals shipped from the United States from March to November. trucks will be converted to stables.
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Washington, D.C
Panama Canal Zone
War Department
United States
Senate rescinds Stone confirmation to Smithsonian board
The Senate rescinded its confirmation of Charles Augustus Stone of New York to the Smithsonian Institution board. Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin demanded the reversal, citing Stone's chairmanship of Stone and Webster and links to a major power organization. The move followed complaints about propaganda opposing Muscle Shoals government action.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Charles Augustus Stone
New York
Board of Segente
Smithsonian Institution
LaFollents
Wisconsin
Genarc
Stone
Stone and Webster Company
Tie
Don Quixote Lecture at Main Ave High on Friday
Dr Clyde Glascork professor of romance languages at University of Texas will lecture on Don Quixote this Friday evening at 8215 Clack Main Avenue High School auditorium. Glascork, UT faculty for six years, is a Virginia graduate with PhD from Johns Hopkins and previously taught at Yale.
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Clyde Chewy Glascork
University of ‘Texas
Spon Cervantes
Clack
Avenue High Sehor
Glascork
University of Texas
University of Virginia
Johns Hopking University
Sears
Yatanil Thige
San Antonio Junior College
New Air Speed Record Made by Goodrich Flier
Jacksonville, Feb 20. Led Schoenhair, chief pilot for Gen Rich Ruliger Co of Akron, flew the white Miss Silvertown at 174.097 mph to set a new air speed record over a 1000 kilometer course, lowering the previous 160.280 mph mark held by Capt. H. S. Broad of Great Britain.
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Tacksonville
Fla
Schoenhair
Genrich Ruliger Company
Akron
Obia
Esta Teane
World Aire “Ne
H. 8
Great Ritein
Chalk Talk Artist Plans Y Program at Friday Jamboree
Elbert Wheeler, candle mug artist of Thacken, will entertain the VouNgelere of the Yoo. C. A. at their weekly Friday night jamboree. Wheeler will perform pieces including Hike to the AYomis Eternal Question Follies of Sashjan and Tash.
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Elbert Wheelie
Thacken
Teans
Yoo. C. A
Norman Macleod
Bars’ Work
Wheeler Will Née
Ayomis
Sashjan
Mexico lifts ban on nuns amid entry rules eased
Mexico City reports that bans on Catholic nuns entering the country have been removed. Entry will be permitted only if nuns agree not to abandon convent life, with papers noting vows and potential legal consequences for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
City
Calles
Department of the Terror
City Horse Stolen in Nanting Near Elmendort Lake
Detective J B Leonard reports a city horse used for official duties was stolen from a pasture near Elmendort Lake. Suspects are described as rustlers from South Africa. City employees relay the horse’s disappearance and ongoing inquiry.
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S.A. Rustlers
J.B. Leonard
Nanting
Elmendort Lake
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