Death for Alfred A Smith famed as Trader Horn
Alfred Aloisius Smith known as Trader Horn died at a nursing home after a brief illness. He was famed for adventures in Africa and the Caribbean, collaborating with Mrs Ethelreda Lewis on the book Trader Horn and entertaining audiences in America. He traveled from Lancashire to West Africa for River Pool steamship work, hunted wildlife, prospected in the Kalahari, painted scenes in the United States, and aided salvage of a wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken't
England
Alfred Aloisius Smith
Qreezy
Concinene
Yterars
Ethelreda Lewis
America
Africzo Petines
Iati
Bis Ieyela Beena
Isil
Lancashire
Ivers
West Africa
Iver
Pool Steamship Company
Lieder Horn
Kalahari Desert
South Africa
Fiem
Pollet Cherry Creek
United States
Belping
Madagascar
Rover dies in irregular event amid writer caravan
Fragmentary 19th/early 20th century entry describes a rover dying during an irregular incident near a hotel, with mentions of caravan writers, a noted fight, and conflicting notes on age and military service. It references race bias and attempts to classify the subject among various dubious claims, ending with a stray classified ad note about beauty operators.
World Fliers Lore Amid Siberia Traverse
Irkutsk destination pushed back by fog as Amer icans Wiley Vestail Merald Gatir plan to resume toward Irkutsk at midnight. The Winnie monoplanes crossed Novo Sibirsk in 82 minutes, reaching 8:32 a m. They hope to reach Irkutsk, 1050 miles ahead, tomorrow. Officials hosted a banquet while officials pledged fuel along the route and praised American aviation.
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Irkutsk
Siberia
Wiley Vestail
Merald Gatir
Jandell
Nove Sibirsk
Greenwich
Moscow
Som
Novo Sibirsk
Staniard Smne
Kutsk
Hileea
T Onight
Flagn
Prac- Healy
Khabarovsk
Vaksisk
Sea of Okhalyk
I'elenpavluysk
Namebatka
Ulence
Bering Sea
Nome
Alaska
Amon
Khabarovok
Gms
Chita
Soci Alsy
Berlin
Urals
Aspaikhim Society
Civil Aviation Organization
Grand Hotel
Dojaky
The
Secrets
Aussie
Srl
Hussia
Voezirme
Log of Round the World Flight Through a Tarnished Legend
Log records a multi day journey starting from New York Rosseville field then to Newfoundland Harkol Grove and England Sealand airfield. Describes takeoffs landings and times with bearings near Cape Race and Moscow while noting Berlin and Hanover routes and aerial sightings along the way.
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Central Vine
Rossevell’ Field
New York
Harkol Grove
Newfoundland
S. 8
Drottingham
Cape Race
Ewe Soundland
Sealand
Mhester
England
OS A
Sea
Hanover
Gerrans
Entpelbof
Berlin
Moscow
Mancow
Kaxau
Dso Ales
Afoscow
Omsle
Tsa
Nile
Rough Hands Win Freedom in Liquor Case at Alley Rendezvous
Flores, a youth from Mezivan South, was arraigned before US Commissioner Paul A. Luckhart on a liquor charge. Investigators found a rental property believed to be connected, with whiskey wash and quantities seized. Flores was released on temporary bond after officers determined insufficient evidence of involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merks
Flores
Mezivan South
United States
Paul A. Luckhart
T. H. Klanners
Floren
Capt Griffin Leads 100 Men to Brooks Field
Captain Griffin’s unit of about 100 enlisted men was assigned to Brooks Field with transfers from Sax 1 field Alabama. The move, part of reorganizing the Twelfth Observation group, sees the squadron relocated to Trooka field for regrouping and housing arrangements prepared at the Pine raster facility.
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Griffin
Brooks Field
Aie Corns
Lore Mrely
Kelly Field
Tooanarel Othe Torentsexte
Jim
Wrooka
Pwelfth
Sax 1 Field
Alabama
Trooka Field
Fragmentary 1900s notices mix overlaid garbled text
A damaged OCR passage references a banquet spoken remarks in formal attire and a comment about a join cloth. It also notes cowboys in Colombia and the United States carrying mosquito nets and hammocks as precautions against bites, with mentions of mosquitos and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyona
Colombia
United States
Enakes
Bins Resume Training After Ceremony At Camp
GMT reports Camp Bullies G M L C Friday resumes training after a formal ceremony Thursday. Commanding officers and the corps commander watched the retreat parade as Generals commended the efforts. An army program at OL A featured a Thursday night show with selections by Norman FH J Carley and demonstrations in hypnotism. Company 1 won best kept area with 98 percent, while Lou Company A scored 85 percent.
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Aludenta
G. M
L. C
Oedets Teren W. Mussengale
Walter Jr. Burk
Gidadmunait
Nl Bred Livrey
OG. L. Mitchell
Gener. Doroy
Enders
Anny
OLA
T. G. Williamson
Ecorctar
Norman FH. J. Carley
Poldier
Gloria
San Antonio
Sampson McDonald
Company 1
Loupany
Sea Captain Abandons Salt Craft After 24 Years
CHICAGO June Lathe Michigan reports Capt. Alfred B. Grail Igallon, veteran skipper, sailed his first freshwater voyage in 24 years today. He accompanies Mrs. Scott and plans a free-month American tour aboard a body of watercraft.
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Universal Geevdve
Chicago
Michigan
Alfred B. Grail
Igallon
Scott
America
Hitch-Hiker 96 Prostrated by Heat on U.S. Route
In St Louis a 96 year old hitchhiker from Brownsville Texas identified as John Gyler was reported in fair to good condition at a city hospital after being overcome by extreme heat while hitchhiking home. He said he buried his wife in Wilmington Delaware and was traveling with little money.
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St. Louis
John Uyler
Brownsville
Texas
Gyler
St.ansis County
Tyler
Moamington
Deaware
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Urader Horn
Houston Street
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Felder
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Letssey
Lliehar
Ible
Meer
Pleery
Htm Tan Clady
Harold C. Gatty
Alan
Lindsay
Roland
Bomba
Jone
Malalina
Kinndai
Studebaker
Wheeling Studebaker
Frank Bros
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