Three Planes Battle For Endurance Flight Honors
Three aircraft engage in a high endurance flight effort in California during clear weather. The trio includes a Monoplaned craft piloted by Begin M. Waxhort and Leonard Rhingy, both flying in near zero conditions as they attempt to stay aloft. The contest focuses on distance and duration with refueling portions described.
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Liv Wise Altbayer
Angelea Youterdus
Eowolike
Biniie M. Waxhort
Leonard Rhingy
Endurance Plane Refuels In Midair Test At San Diego
A military endurance plane conducts in flight refueling during a test near San Diego. Two aircraft maneuver closely as oil and gasoline transfer through a hose into the Question Mark aircrafts wing tank. A hand pump pushes fuel into the tank for continued testing.
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San Diego
Fragmented OCR report from New York event last month
A damaged OCR item mentions ground operations in Marshall Missouri and a device invented by Tuax On. It references Miss Bobby Mreut and Viola Gentry with unclear dates and places including Los Angeles and New York, detailing preparations and a shutter operation.
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Mt. Duduyt Am
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Bell
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Jocam
Tuax- On
Andyiraner
Bobby Mreut
Angeles
Hawiby
Andre
New York
Viola Gentry
Three Girls Die as Christmas Tree Fire Hits Dormitory
In Monmouth Oregon a Christmas tree sparked a deadly blaze in a private dormitory of the Normal school, killing Evelyn Chown of Wortland, Dilarence Graham of Newport, and Margaret Tommers of Gresham. Two others escaped by jumping from a second story window as fire spread. The tragedy occurred on the eve of the new term after holidays.
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Jon
Siddenix
Evelyn Chuwn
Wortlind
Dilarence Graham
Newport
Ore
Margaret Tommers
Gresham
Glectsien
Grand Duke Nicholas Reported Improving in Antibes
Bulletin from Antibes France notes Grand Duke Nicholas, previously ill, showing continued improvement in health. Lawyers and doctors report his condition as stabilizing and his heart issues gradually easing.
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Russia
Antibes
France
Nicholas
Tadey
Today Continued From a Page One Fragmentary musings on crime and life in old Mississippi
The text describes a fragmented account of historic crimes and societal attitudes, mentioning Mississippi, lynchings, and figures like Miss Tan sa Mae Keelop. It weaves references to murder, race, and punishment with uncertain attributions and archaic phrasing.
Hearst offers 25000 for plan to repeal Prohibition and replace it
William Randolph Hearst announces a $25,000 prize for the best plan to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment and substitute a more liberal temperance measure. He argues prohibition failed, harmed liberty, and urged education toward temperance while favoring repeal and a different policy.
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W. R. Hearst
Durane
Republican Party
Pinchotti
William Randolph Hearst
Boy Dies in Dallas Fire During War-Era Struggle
Fragmented article recounts a fatal Dallas blaze with a 25 year old man severely injured after leaping from a seven story window. A wife and child reportedly escaped amid flames as residents fled burning halls and windows, while other victims are described in a chaotic, partial report from a historical newspaper page.
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College and Buildr
Porkona
Malcolmy Wauiely
Anotler
Flood work to resume on GE flood prevention project
Mayor and city engineers announce flood prevention work will resume with the opening of a new channel on Morosa Street. Officials say the plan uses money approved in a recent measure and will be supervised by city engineers Frees, Unwley, and Floyd. The exact scope depends on the final engineer assessment this week.
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Ado -Antonio
Facmarsgining
Shemayan
J. Unwley
Bortorlk
Floyd
Daj
Progresive Theory at Supreme Court in Interstate Commerce Case
Washington DC reports the case against the Interstate Commerce Commission on railroad valuation is set to be argued today or tomorrow. Government experts estimate the commission and railroads differ by about 15 to 35 billion dollars in valuation, marking a major contention in the world's greatest lawsuits.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ownmerce Commission
American Railroads
Death Gar Found Abandoned Near Scene of Crash
A gar found abandoned near the crash scene is linked to the death of policeman John Sucht. Major Ashby, a wealthy architect, and Mrs. Ashby appeared at police headquarters after their car, stolen earlier, was involved in the incident. Efforts focus on identifying occupants and whether the stolen vehicle caused the fatality.
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Tonphile
Wilhore B. Ashby
Tony
John Sucht
Charles Donaldson
Ashby
Ashey
Sacht
Weather Summary for West Texas and Surrounding Areas
Cool start gives way to warmer conditions into midweek with scattered clouds. East Texas reports warmer trends by Wednesday night, with inland areas seeing increasing heat into Thursday. Southwesters should expect readings in the 80s and 90s across major locations while coastal zones trend milder.
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Ron Antonio
Minininea
Wigila
East Texas
Hortinwest Nortion
Tlahit
Norik
Rob Underwood Jr Adjudged Juvenile Aid
Rob Underwood Jr was adjudged juvenile aid after a hearing before Probation Officer Louis Sauveur. He was given into the custody of Mrs. Underwood following the incident in which he shot his father during an argument.
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Rob Underwood Jr
Underwood
Louis Sauveur
Hoover Plans Cabinet Conference Initia
President elect Herbert Hoover will begin a series of conferences in Washington with Republican leaders to shape the cabinet. He aims to select an executive team aligned with the campaign, inviting lawmakers such as Curtis Moseley Borah Sackett Longworth Tilson Newton Wort and others to discuss appointments and policy. The first task is to decide cabinet choices after his Latin American tour and prior to formally naming his picks.
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Tis
Herbert Hoover
Washington West
Sunny
Woover
Swindling Charge Made by Victim
Victim J E Hubls reports he was swindled of 140 by a man named Airbbs and rs money taken after a questionable 4 pat rand scheme. Nelectives A W Herbat and J F Willis were assigned to investigate the complaint Wednesday.
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A.W. Herbat
J. F. Willis
J. E. Hubls
Airbbs
Fashion notes on fabrics and hats from Italian lace to Battenburg
The text highlights Sirawat Paramee and Bisol weaves with hand crochet Italian straw lace and feather weight felts. It mentions combinations with ribbon silk and real Battenburg lace, and describes irregular brim shapes, rounded crowns, and bright colors led by beige.
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Real Battenburg
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