Officers Dine In Memory Of First Sailing
Gen Pershing and the vanguard of the American Expeditionary Force sailed for France aboard the Baltic 15 years ago. A commemorative gathering was held at Maj George S Patton Jr s Washington home to mark the anniversary, recalling the secret departure from New York and the Baltic s grueling voyage into the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Pershing
France
Baltic
George S. Patton Jr
Washington
Corps
Coumanderir
American Expeditionary Force
Bbiti, Ab
Gravesend Bay
Atlantic
Hawaii to pay for boy’s death to Massie case parents
Honolulu May 28 The parents of Joe Kahihawai who died after an alleged confession of being one of five native hoodlums in the Massie kidnapping and assault will be paid 5000 by the Territory of Hawaii. The bill was introduced in the lower house by Representative Harry Mills and acted upon favorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Honolulu
Joe Kahihawai
Thomas H. Massie
Territory of Hawaii
Harry Mills
Goebel Plane Crash Injures Aviator. Mechanic Dies
M KINNEY Texas May 38 A famed aviator Ari Goebel was seriously injured and his mechanic B L Tiss aged 31 of Dallas was killed instantly when their small plane crashed into a tree during takeoff from the airport in a rain drenched muddy field. Goebel suffered a fractured jaw broken leg and minor injuries while Tiss endured a crushed skull and fatal neck injury. An ambulance rushed him to the city hospital for treatment as doctors warned of possible complications.
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M’kinney
Tex
Ari Goebel
L. Tiss
Dallas
Goebel
Imediately
Rail Heads Hit for Not Denying Rumor
Directors of the St. Louis Bouith western railway were scored by Walter T. Meyer a minority director for failing to deny a report that enough of the consolidated 4 per cent bonds due June 1 had been deposited to make the refinancing plan operative. Bazan transferred Del Rio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
INS
St. Louis-Bouithwestern
Walter T. Meyer
Idlewilde to Open June Idlewilde to Open June
Reservations for Camp Idlewilde run June 8 to 18 are closed. Miss Grace Channon of the YWCA says preparations are underway. Listed attendees include Blaise Bridges Betty Jane Groos Mary Helen Smith Nancy Dickerson Joyce Zirkel and others. Mrs Annie B Teare will direct the program with M B Maurice as art instructor and Celeste Varnell as music and drama counselor. The camp features swimming bird lore flowers and trees crafts puppet shows and outdoor meals along with worship periods and play.
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Camp Idlewilde
Port Arthur
Mary Neil Staite
Lenora Mauermann
Virginia Claire Hall
Marjorie James
Elora Aline Cline
Priscilla Jane Davis
Betty Rommel
Martha Lizabeth Lutz
Elaine Bekenroth
Dorothy Kathleen Holland
Annette Heaslet
Emma Dorothy Dirkel
Maxine Murray
Celeste Morrison
June Longist
Betty Jane Marrico
Bernice Lehman
Ruth Oakley
Jane Dyer
Aline McKim
Aries
Pinkle Williams
Annie B. Teare
Mark ‘Twain Junior School
Camp Tollewilde
M. B. Maurice
Page Junior School
Celeste Varnell
Mary Jones
Maxine Bryan
Texas Wife Held for Owning Gun in New York State
In New York City a Texan couple and their 8 year old son arrived seeking work. Ernest Patterson carried a Colt in Texas and his wife Winnie, a George Washington University graduate, pawned the gun to buy food. The Salvation Army aided the family as police handle the case.
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Texas
New York State
New York
Ernest Fatterson
Winnie
Billie
Casa Grande
el Paso
Patterson
George Washington University
Salvation Army
Women Seek Equal Rights Reservation in League Court Protocol
In Washington on May 28, Senator Nye introduced an equal rights reservation to the league court protocol. The National Woman's party hailed it as their answer to Senator Swan's opposition to international marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League Court
Washington, D. C
Senate
Nye
Republican
North Dakota
National Woman's Party
Swan
Carmel Myers Delivers Eleven Pound Son
Carmel Myers, noted film actress, today became mother to an eleven pound son. She is married to attorney Ralph Blum. Ballywoon, May 28.
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Carmel Myers
Ballywoon
Ace Treas
Ralph Blum
Army Dispatches Shipments and Discharges From 1811
Army orders list officers discharged or retired for physical disability and other postings. Names include Cal John C. Winte red and Majnre Rolland Xf. Hollocke along with several lieutenants and captains at forts Leavenworth and San Houston. Some transfers mention moves to the Philippines and Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilifred J. Higgins
Port Anetling
Omehe
Henry J. Brhhveder
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Sant Houston
Alenden
Shereli
Fort L Saventworth
Fort Mfonmoul
Ger L. Beery
Wrighfield
William To Anker
CL Kenly We
Cities Service cancels dividends on common and preferred
New York May 28 reports that Cities Service will omit all dividends on its common and preferred stocks and rescind the regular quarterly payouts announced May 18. The cancellation affects common stock 12 1 2 percent and cash 2 1 2 percent, with preferred payments also dropped. Arkansas Natural Gas, a Cities Service subsidiary, took no action on its 18 cent per share quarterly dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Insi
Cities Service Company
Arkansas Natural Gas Company
Arkansas Natural Gas 19
Leiter Will Opens Probate for $10 Million Chicago Estate
The will of Joseph Leiter, a noted sportsman and canal builder, leaves an estate valued at about $10 million in trust for his widow Juliette Leiter and their two children, Thomas and Nancy. Juliette Leiter named executrix with a $1 million bond filed before Assistant Probate Judge Oscar Caplan. A separate $700,000 Mary Leiter fund will pay to Nancy on her eighteenth birthday, with George B. Woods serving as guardian ad litem in Lord Ling court.
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Chicago
Joseph Leiter
Juliette Leiter
Thomas
Nancy
Leiter
Oscar, Caplan
Mary Leiter
George B. Woods
Guardian Ad Litem
Lord Ling
Court
Soviet Market Seen as Boost for U S Industry
John Ohsol of Amtore Trading Corp told WINS New York that the Soviet Union poses a potent factor for lifting the dull mood in American industries. He said the Soviet market is open to American goods if trade conditions are satisfactory, with no tariffs or harsh quotation systems hampering exports.
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New York
John @. Ohsol
Amtore Trading Corporation
U 3
Fisual
Lsteners
WINS
Soviet Union
U.ssr
Cabinet trio to rule on grain firm’s exchange membership
In Washington on May 28 the secretaries of commerce and agriculture and the attorney general begin a formal inquiry to decide if the Farmers National Grain Corp can be denied membership in the Chicago Board of Trade Clearing Corp. The probe, authorized under the Grain Futures Act, follows a denial by the clearing company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Secretaries of Commerce and Agriculture
Washington
Akron to Carry No Return Mail Flight
The Akron will not carry return mail on its forthcoming flight from the coast to Lakehurst as announced by the Post Office Department. This decision affects the United States air mail service and timing remains to be set by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Washington, D. C
Lakehurst
Post Office Department
Cabinet Officers to Hear Grain Growers Complaint
Three cabinet officers from agriculture commerce and the attorney general form a commission under the grain future act of 1929 will hear the Farmers National Grain corporation complaint on June 8 in Chicago. The Board of Trade and its Clearing corporation and the farmers group will be heard during the inquiry into denied membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
INS
Steretories of Agriculture
Em Merce
Attorney General
Grain Future Act
Farmers' National Grain Corporation
Chicago Board of Trade Clearing Corporation
Chicago Boar of Trade
Moody kin hurt in San Antonio area car crash
Cousin of former Texas governor Moody, his wife, a sister-in-law Mrs Moody and Mr and Mrs R F Cagle all of Houston were bruised when their car rolled on the Lareia road about 30 miles from San Antonio. They were brought in by Constable A A Megmis and Deputy Constable Ed Schecter and taken to Mrs Harley Insall’s home at 201 Cliffaverue.
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Moody
Dan Moody
Texas
R. 5
Cagle
Houston
San Antonio
Lareia
A. A Megmis
Ed Schecter
Harley
Insall
Cliffaverue
Prisoner Feagan Freed on Personal Bond After Appeal
Detroit May 28 Charles Feagan was released on personal bond after his three young children appealed to President Hoover. U S District Attorney Gregory H Frederick and Commissioner J Staley Hurd arranged the release. Feagan faces a June 4 hearing on a charge of transporting a stolen auto from St Joseph Mo to Detroit. He claims the car was given to him to drive his wife and children. Federal officials will investigate under President Hoover's orders.
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Detroit
Mich
Hoover
Washington
Eedon
Charles Feagan
Pons Éray
Waatington
United States
Gregory H. Frederick
J. Staley Hurd
Fengan
St. Joseph
Feagan
von Presideant Maovet
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Broadway
Fifth
Styert
Wemett
L.J. Berry
Olber
Lal
Los Angeles
Art Goebel
Pacific Flier
McHinney
R. L. Miss
Qrake
Darcom
Jake
Waezath Minerval
Joake’s
Neil
Ware
Idlewilde
International Institute
Home of
Neighborly Service
Mexican Christian Institute
Wesley House
Gamp Idlewilde
Slasher
Jake Gordon
Flame Macken
Cleveland
Ohio
Soviet
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