Langley Field Officer Pioneers Pony Blimp Flight to Golf Courses
An officer at Langley Field, aided by Col Fisher of the Aislin School, envisions future golf travel by a pony blimp. A vivid test over Hampton Roads showed a blimp dropping caddies at the links as spectators and workers observed. The plan foresees private blimps shuttling players between courses within five years, with hydrogen safety addressed and blimps roughly the size of a small airship.
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Copsright
Hanpton
A. G. Fisher
Aislin
Ainner
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Hampton Roads
Campel Fisher
Washington
Lingsey Feld
Anderson
Qwimucand
Fisher
Wisconsin Democrats Study Decision to ReOpen Day Issue
Wisconsin Democrats debate reopening the initiative on constitutional amendments. Judge Martin Te Tucek outlines a proposed resolution as a party platform solution while opponents question immediate voter submission. The debate centers on amending submission methods and the role of state conventions in constitutional changes.
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Milwanhes
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Ing
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Lu Lueck
Poison cases rock Missouri family turmoil in June
Unclear text reports poisonings tied to a Missouri family dispute following a May runaway situation near Verre Neaute. Details are fragmentary, but authorities pursue alleged connections amid ongoing friction within the family.
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Louis
Gi Innit
Verre Neaute
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English Bride Weds In Green Bridal Attire
Lady Teun Copal, daughter of Adele, Countess of Essex, wed Osbert Drake of a prominent Yorkshire firm in Westminster today. Eleven bridesmaids wore green gowns as part of the color themed ceremony.
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Teun Copal
Adele
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Gran
Osbert Drake
Yorkshire
Margaret’s Chapt
JEWETT STATES POLICY AT ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Frederick W. Domett told the Edinburgh conference that the party seeks self determination for India and Egypt and desires to relate those claims to concrete facts. He warned that tighter economic conditions at home, worsened by loss of foreign trade, have caused stagnation. He asserted the empire’s power has grown and can be used to destroy organized labor defenses.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Cuezday
Frederick W. Domett
India
Egypt
Towete Gerlared
All Ironed 80 Per Cent Ready to Wear Laundry Aids
Laundry advertises ready to wear aids at 9 cents a pound with contact at White Star Laundry. Phone Crackety OO1521 for inquiries.
Morse Appeal From Court Rule Opposed By Federal Lawyer
Washington D C June 38 All sn ster opposing the request of Charles W Morse his three sons and others for permission to bring a special appeal from the decision of the Bi s ister Court of Columbia Supreme Court overruling demurrers to the indictment charging Morse and his associates with conspiracy to defraud the United States for gement through contracts with the Shipping Wourd United States Attorney Gordon filed in the court of appeals of the district Gordon asked that the special appeal be denied suggesting they proceed in the regular way to seek relief by motion in arrest of judgment or writ of error if convicted
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Snster
Charles W. Morse
Bisister Caurt of Columbia Supreme Court
Morse
United States
Erton Gordon
Court of Appeals of
District
Gordon
Socia
Better Family Washing Ad Angles For Neighbors
Fragmentary notice urges Better Family Washing to contact Sunshine Marts & Dry Goods for cleaning services. The text then shifts to a military item about Texas National Guard encampment at Camp Mabry, with dates for infantry and cavalry camps. General Bartoin and Colonel Golding are named in the reorganization, and transportation plans for 1500 officers and men are mentioned amid references to equipment and travel. The fragment ends with a Gonzales court term notice and a hastily cut line about a summer term being delayed due to a holiday.
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Austin
Tex
Zexas National Guardsmen
Vanhandie
Dany Mubry
Awrarding
Chovas I. Bartoin
Texas
John B. Golding
Amarilla
111St Field Artillery
Anil
Camp Mabry
West Texas to Use Trails Again When Orient Quits
Twenty nine Texas counties at the heart of cattle country plan to revert to prairie schooner and long overland trails as the Orient railroad project nears collapse. The project tied Red River to the Rio Grande and routed traffic through Wichita Falls, Angelo, and Kansas City. Drought and market collapse drained the line of freight, triggering receivership and a looming shutdown by Aug. তখন. Affected merchants fear loss of 300 million in property and abandonment of towns along the line as cattle are driven away and transport shifts to roads and barge routes.
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Daily News
Red River
Jos Rio Grande
Orient
United States
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Stiwell
Arthor Stilwell
Kansas City
Pacific Ocean
Mexico
Wichita
Kane
Angelo
Tex
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