Air Mail Plane Crashes Into Ruby Mountains
Elko Nevada June 20. A Boeing air mail plane crashed into the side of Ruby Mountain about thirty five miles from Elko after noon today. Passenger Pilenger described flying blind, engine failure and a blinding snow storm before impact. A. P. Ames of Camden Maine and Tower Barber survived, Barber recovering from unconsciousness after about thirty hours. The crash left windows intact and passengers helped each other from the wreckage.
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Dy International News Service
Elko
Nevaia
Jun
Pilenger
Boeing Air Mail
Pincay
Vielth Ranch
Lilor Barber
A. P. Ames
Camden
Maine
Biko
Barber
Ranys
Slap Costs Him 360000 And a Wife in Court Ruling
An article reports Adolph Magnus, a capitalist, loses a wife and about 200000 in a divorce judgment. The piece mentions Magnus as grandson of Kita Adolph Thusch, founder of a company, and notes his marriage to Miss Jessy McCary at Cooperstown, N.Y.
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Universal Service
Ouicago
Jno
Adolph Th Magnus
Joseph Sabbath
Magnus
Alvorce
Adolph Thusch
Drewing Voropiny
Jessy McCary
Cooperstown
Baylor Band Plans Tour Through Ten Texas Cities
The Baylor marching group will depart Waco in March for a ten city tour including Midland Stephenville Cisco and Stephenville parades. First tour under director Myerete McGracken in 11 years follows prior trips to Vasarkuna and Fort Worth. Bishop Capers to preside at Yeatrum service.
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Waco
Taylor University
Etuple
Brownwool
Coleman
Batlinger
Aigelo
Midland
Tomean
Tig Springs
Cisco
Stephenville
Myerete McGracken
Jing
Vasarkuna
Fort Worth
Senators Nye and Norris Charged in Indiana Company Row
Nebraskans Gerald Nye and Robert Norris face charges of abusing Senate immunity to attack the Standard Oil Company of Indiana. Colonel Stewart, chairman of the board, rebukes the senators and accuses them of pressuring public opinion and defying courts and juries.
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Chicago
Tan
Gerald P. Nye
Robert Norris
Nebraska
United Statea
Stannard Vil Company
Tadinna
Robert
Stewart
Tomight
Shlin
Senate
Nye
Untur Nye
Norris
Stengrey
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Gol Beth
Nye Wus Morris, In Supporting Efforts of John D. Tockekeller Jr
Stewack
Hey
Ailyjgurs
Senator Nye accuses Col. Stewart of lying to Senate
On January 20 Senator Gerald Nye charged Col. Robert W. Stewart, chairman of Standard Oil of Indiana, with lying to the Senate in a dispute over Continental Trading and Standard Oil. Nye urged cleansing within the oil industry while noting Stewart's acquittals on contempt and perjury counts.
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Washington
Robert W. Stewart
Book of Standard OW
Indiana
Lin Senate
Continental Trading Company
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Uesenate
Stewart
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Nye
Stewarta
Remin
Rome
Senate
Mistriet
Columbia
Senate Publicaws and Surveys
Oii
Senate Committee On Public
Nyt
Auto Licensing Act advances to Senate
A measure requiring all automobile operators to be licensed, introduced early in the session by Senator A. J. Wirtz of Seguin and signed by Senator W. William of San Antonio, has cleared the senate committee on state highways and motor traffic and will likely reach a vote next reel.
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Atistin
Srnateca
A. J. Wirtz
Seguin
WA. William
San Antonio
Senate
Vole
New Trial Denied in Attack Case
Dallas January 21 Tadge Grover Adams denied a new trial to Gennie Aldredge under a death sentence for a criminal attack on a high school girl Edldie Tonth. Aldredge filed notice of appeal to higher courts. Rourk, appointed to defend Aldredge, said he had been threatened with death if he pressed the appeal.
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Internarion
Dallas
Tadge Grover Adams
Gennie Aldredge
Edldie Tonth
Altories
Rourk
Aldredge
Npptul
Chicago Bread Line Feeds 500 Per Day
Salvation Army operation in Chicago opens for the year to relieve unemployment feeding more than five hundred men daily. Workers receive coffee and bread as relief amid harsh conditions. News dispatch records the initiative as a local relief effort.
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Chicago Bread Line
Jie
Otigago
Inn
Salvation Army
Internationaa Service
Van
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Wiles
Here
Wt. L. Perry
Houston
G. Kilel
Stolen Shotgun Reported From West Street Residence
A gun theft was reported at a residence on West Street involving a shotgun taken from the home of Joseph J. Sehots. Police were notified on the same night, with details unclear due to damaged text.
Punctual Barber Sparks Rescue in Narrow Moment
A barber's punctual opening at his shop leads to a quick series of rescues as patrons and staff avert a poisoning incident. The timely action of onlookers and responders revived a year old child and others affected by fumes, with medical aid immediate and life-saving.
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Chivago
Quarence Martow
Mice Stofferni
Wisconsciona
War Neto 110 Dead Coyotes in Uvalde County
In Uvalde Texas on January 26 a bounty payment of 1100 cents was issued by the county wall club for coyotes killed. The county commissioners cooperate with white and federal agencies in an intensified extermination campaign aided by state and memory club funds.
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Uvalde
Texas
Uvalde County Wall Club
Wolk Club
Flier Haddon Survives 32 000 Foot Freefall
Lieut Julian B Haddon lost consciousness during an altitude flight at 32000 feet near New Carlisle Ohio. He regained control at 10000 feet and descended to 3000 feet before a motor ring failed. He parachuted safely as his plane crashed a short distance away. He was alone and unharmed.
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Seryice
Dayton
Ohio
Julian B
Haddon
Icey Field
Fieutenant
New Carlisle
Fring
Stone Mountain Site Title Sought in Suit
In Atlanta on January 26 a suit was filed in superior court by former owners seeking the title to Stone Mountain Confederate memorial site. The Stone Mountain Memorial Association is accused of waste and mismanagement in the carving of the large memorial to the Confederacy. Plaintiffs named IL Venable, Corble Venable Orme and Untavert Venable Teper.
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Asy International News Service
Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Hebrew Free Loan Observing Second Birthday Sunday
Hebrew Free Loan Association marks its second anniversary with a banquet in Thener hall at 4 80 o clock Sunday evening. A. Kamras opens the event. Henry Imaster presides. Speakers include Rabbi Samuel T. Phillips, Louie Sektosinger, Mrs Ephraim Frisch, Mrs Samuel T. Phillipa, and others. D Kanter and George Lipselitz receive remarks, with Miss Ida Michi Chide and Natalia Ter and Telquis also listed.
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Hebrew Free Loan Association
Thener Hall
A. Kamras
Fort Sam Clin Conference Monday at Station Hospital
The weekly clinical conference at Station Hospital Fort Sam Houston will be held Monday night at 7 oclock. Mel Spott and Liew Gal 0. W. tones will be in charge of the program. Physicians are invited to attend.
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Station Hospital
Fort Gan Houston
Aelock
Liew
Brownsville Imports Gain Amid Border Trade Shift
Figures from U S Customs show Brownsville imports rising significantly with total merchandise offered for import into the United States near 47 000 dollars up from 39 000 the prior year. The gains reflect stronger cross border commerce via Matamoros and Brownsville, including head goods on Mexicans entering the country.
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Brownsville
Din
Matamoros
Willian
Uniows
Gignees
Inquest Set for February 2 in Ruth Death
Watertown dispatch reports an inquest into the death of Ruth, wife of Babe Lath, to be held February 2 in district court. Witnesses and details are not fully clear in the fragments but the fire death is under judicial review.
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Ruth
Aly International News Rervise
Wattieam
Mass
Dian
Tne
Velon Woulford Ruth
Babe’ Lath
Yikee
Watertown
Churches to Hold Citywide Survey Initiated by Clergy
A citywide survey of church membership will be conducted by the Christian churches of the city, led by Dr. John W. Darby. Members will meet at the Central Christian Church Sunday afternoon to plan the survey starting Sunday, February 3, and proceed through the district including 42 counties.
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Chirel
Imeem
Derehip
John W. Darby
Central Christian Cluirch
50,000,000 Bonds Urged for Farmers
Austin dispatch reports support for a Cunningham joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment authorizing a $50,000,001 bond to provide credit to cotton growers and stabilize prices. Senator Oliver Cunningham’s father, Joe Cunningham of Abilene, championed the measure and urged its merits.
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Austin
Cunningham Senate
Joe Cunringham
Abilenn
Oliver Cunningham
Exiel
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