Madrid reports sighting wreckage of missing hydroplane
An unconfirmed Trans Radio report from Finisteye station said a Portuguese fishing boat Juan Marincuro sighted wreckage about 100 miles off the Azores. A similar report to Madrid military radio yesterday remains unconfirmed as concern grows over Maj Ramon Franco and three crewmates aboard the Dornier Wal S16 gone since Saturday.
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Azores
Trans Radio Company
Finisteye
Juan Marincuro
PRA
Ramon Franco
Kindelan
Urazoza
Comandante Ayman
Ieronnitien Schools
Ryman
Marinis de Pinello
Alice
Franco
Eilonards Galarza
Raia de Ala
Pedro de Mad API
Airmens Missing After Ocean Flight Attempt
Major Ramon Franco and Major Ruiz de Alda Spanish aviators disappeared at sea after a sortie from Spain toward the Azores. Two companions were with them and three days of searching have yielded no trace. The intent was to reach America.
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Ramon Franco
Ruiz de Alda
Spain
Azores
America
Missing Spanish Dornier flight looms over Atlantic search
Efforts to locate the missing Dornier transatlantic aircraft, carrying Major Franco and a four man crew, intensified after it departed Cartagena Friday en route to New York via the Azores. British and Portuguese forces scoured the sea with seaplanes and destroyers, while Madrid voiced cautious skepticism about any afloat remains.
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Agg Millpond
Lin
Dean Miller Addresses Prohibition Conference
Dean Justin Miller of the University of Southern California delivered the opening address at the National Prohibition Association annual conference in San Francisco. He asserted that failure of national prohibition laws proves legislation alone cannot accomplish social reforms.
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San Francisco
Justin Miller
University of Southern California
National
Judge Dismisses Suit for $250000 Filed by Singer
Washington dispatch reports a New York singer Austin Bl McCormick faced a dismissed libel suit for $250000 against financier and philanthropist Otly HL Kahn as the court granted Kahn’s motion. The ruling followed a challenged letter by a music patron and involved related gossip in the area of entertainment law.
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Austin McCormick
Washington
1. C
Dunega
Department of Justins
Austin Bl. McCormick
New York
Cits
Benz
Sanford Natea
McCormick
Singer
Hee Curtis A. Peters
Otly HL Kahn
Atorney
Nathan Tarkan
Kahn
Tasalindi Morini
Patcen
Milam Radio Exhibit Extends to Second Moor
Milam radio show extended to a second floor exhibit at Saveday, with closing time 11 p.m. Readings from far cities reveal twenty new models and radios from major manufacturers. Jive wholesale distributors partner with Milum Agilo to display a eight year old Ville ane-tilin regen and other electric radiy features.
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Milam
Saveday
Terry
Jive Wholesale
Milum Agilo Company
Senv
Notable Insurance Fraud Case Involving Mother and Son
In Macon Georgia a mother and son allegedly conspired to swap life insurance policies. The 1927 policy on son John Karl Cooksey, now of Hammond Indiana, was part of a scheme. Government agents say the Department of Justice saved $10,000 in the deal. A reunion now looms after indictments and investigations led by United States District Attorney W A Woode.
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Macon
Justice
Menta
Pannie Eudorn Tichtnet
Albany
United States
W. A. Woode
Department of Justice
John Karl Cooksey
Woman in Gumby shooting held on 810000 bail
In Gumby Texas Oscar Croxa was held on 810000 bond after a fatal shooting that killed Mrs. Seid Reid on a downtown track. Urass told police she fired at a different target, saying she shot the wrong woman who had caused her trouble with a Dallas rival.
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Cumby
Texas
Oscar Croxa
We O H. Reid
Gumby
Seid
Mira Urass
Corsicana Youth Represents Texas in Edison Contest
Corsicana youth Phionn Evans will represent Texas in a nation wide Edison contest to select an aide to Thomas Edison. Evans, part of a group of 14 who survived preliminary eliminations, was interviewed by examiners last night as the project hosts gathered for the event.
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Austin
Phireann
Corsicana
Shots Fired at Kenosha Printing Plant Window
Sharp Printing Company proprietor Q Sharpe reports a car fleeing after firing shots at the plant near Kandelin Hosiery Worker publication. Furniture is offered for sale as part of inventory amid the incident.
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Kenosha
Kandelin Hosiery Worker
AI Strikers
Purrr Ruse Over This One Cat Adopts Five Baby Rats
June 2 report from Cluicarg notes Mallr the big Mallescent, scourge of rats at Sangamon Pas pee Grading company warehouse, becomes foster mother to five young rats. Despite protests, the cat refuses to relinquish the brood, with a local editor noting Molly killed the mate and now protects the litter.
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Cluicarg
Mallr
Rata
Sangamon Pas Pee Grading Company
Nat
Tatler Newapapes Prinetamen
Chicago Builds New Skyscraper By The Riverfront
A new multi million dollar skyscraper rises on the north side of the Chicago River between Wells and Randolph as an immigrant businessman plans to develop the project. The venture aims to employ local workers and boost city commerce while reshaping the riverfront skyline. Ground broken this month with construction expected to proceed through the year.
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Chicago
UPI
Wreils
Iksyns
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