Graf Zeppelin Docks Safely at Lakehurst in Spectacle
The Graf Zeppelin docked safely at Lakehurst after a world flight leg, with armored dirigibles circling above. Dr. Eckener reported avoiding Pernambuco for fuel efficiency, citing weather and fuel reserves as constraints before continuing toward Friedrichshafen.
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Germany
Spain
Alrice
South Atlantic
Pernambuco
Janera
Lakehurst
Akron
Olio
Falthougett
Graf
Sto
Los Angeles
Anacestis
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Isier
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Echener
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New York
Bekener
Abbe Graf
Eckener
Lakshurst
Perzaibpea
Hasens
Weather Bureau
Washington
Public Installation Planned by Pastern Star Chapter No 3
Public installation of officers of Ban Actonio chapter No 3, Order of the Eastern ir, will be held at Pim on Saturday night in the St Anthony dellrcon. Mrs J W Ebis ta be Worthy Matron and Hfofsud Burgeon to be installed as Worthy Patron. Other officers elected include Lucodey, Mize, Alina A Muniver as associate matron, Olver E Wurzbach as associate patron, Mrs CG Weathers as secretary, Mrs W H Drew as treasurer, and Mrs E O Lovas as condinitess, with additional officers listed.
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Ban Actonio Chapter
Order of the Eastern Ir
Pim
St An-thony
Mra
G. Weathers
W. H. Drew
Bits. E
Lovascondinitess
Desmond Andrese
TY. Wainy
Ithein
G. V. Parker
Er: “Ganiats Myre Ji, Doone, Adah; Mra
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Ruth
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Esther
Dillard Fant
Martha
Bra
M. C. Gonendes
Elect
Binke
Connell
Warder
Knife Wounds Put Man in Hospital
South Alamo Swareot reports a man was wounded by a knife and admitted to the hospital after a Friday night incident. Police have not arrested a suspect, and the case remains under investigation.
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South Alamo
Black man attacked by mob at Oklahoma jail riot
A mob gathered at the jail shouting threats. A black man lying in a cell was stabbed by a man later identified as Skinner, as guards and officials pleaded for order. The scene escalated with doors rammed, water hoses failing, and National Guard deployed to restore control.
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Jos. Larson
J. D. Carmichael
J. W. Bruner
BF. Golding
Sala
White
National Guard
Hollowey
Smith
Woh
Rar
Prishates
Odin
Abe
H. J Antl
Eaid Uhin
Untitled regional weather and travel notice
A fragmented regional weather and travel notice describes wind, temperature, and road conditions with numerous garbled place names and terms. It mentions a location where conditions are restricted and references a town and a few numeric values, all unclear due to OCR errors.
Milk Bottle Fall Severed Artery on Woman Wrist
A milk bottle on a doorstep shattered, severing an artery in Stella Supeyolda Supeyolda 22 as she stepped on glass near her home. Relatives applied a tourniquet and rushed her to the Robert Ts Greta hospital. doctors said she will recover though weak from loss of blood.
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Stella Supeyolda
Fragmentary war scene report from Fort Sill
Fragmentary OCR describes a fatal event as guards struggle to regain control at a fort. Imperial troops engage, confusion erupts, and crowds disperse as an area near the fort endures a tearful, unsettled moment.
Jones Wins British Crown in Amateur Golf Title
New York May 31 Robert T Jones Jr of Atlanta captured his total of major golf titles by winning the British amateur championship. He had been four times U.S. amateur champion and Open champion twice, with Open titles in 1923 1926 1927 and a record 285 in 1027 at St Andrews. Jones also led the Walker Cup team and won five singles in Walker Cup play.
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Gobby Cruickshank
Bes Opt Teen Ibout
Tithe Gince
St. Andrewa
Lntelionti
Jones
Lie
Motive for Indiana Slaying Sparks Murder Theory
A homicide case in Kentland centers on whether William Simons, former Chicago board of trade member, killed himself or was murdered. A coroner’s jury found a body with wounds, while the dead man’s son Richard pursued the case, with a $40,000 life policy cited that could double if murder is proven.
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iSeek
Indiana
Kentland
Wiliam Simons
Chicago Board of Trade
Himelf
Wan
Corper
Big Buly
Richard
Simon Jile
Radio schedule highlights varied music and talk programs
A busy Saturday night of radio features includes Lexen orchestra under Frank Doyle at 7 30 over KTSA with dinner dance music, then Paul Ash hosts Vacation Days with a group of favorites on ETSA and the Columbia system at 9. Other acts include the Fayamount Symphony under Mendoza, Tease Crawford, and the Terns orchestra. The National chain airs New Household World at 6, and Walter D. delivers a Wagner program at 7. The Lucky Strike dance band leads NBC at 8 with Ames Andy closing the night.
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Dlanzies
Jaaz
Radio Faoy
Dauce
Lexen
D+ dee
Frank * Doyle
KTSA
Sane Niew
Paul Ash
Wtaramowal-Publiz
ETSA
Columbia
Tease Crawford
Paul Smell
Matrie Freer
Giersdorf
Ada Twerdowaki
Fayamount Symphony
Orchistra
David Mendoza
Terns Orchestra
National Broadcasting Chain
San Francisco
Studiog
Woal
del Monte
Old Auatrh
Walter Damrdsch
General Electric Orchestra
Wagner
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
D. A. Holfe
NBC
Ames ‘x
Andy
Stamford man elected president of West Texas chamber
Charles F. Combs, attorney of Stamford, was elected president of the West Texas chamber of commerce at a unity directors breakfast in Stamford. A May 31 ceremony elsewhere notes cornerstones and club house plans for local veterans groups.
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Stamford
Texas C
Arivene
Texas
Charles F. Combs
Weat
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Radio Schedule with Texas Orchestra and NBC Programs
An OCR filled list outlines KTSA and NBC broadcast lineup on a weekend, detailing Texas orchestra led by Frank Doyle, various programs, and show times across Saturday and Sunday. Entries mention Te x as orchestra, Our English, and many network and local program names with scattered times and stations.
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XTSA
San Antonio
Crockett
Plosa Hotel
Texas Orchestra
Frank Doyle
Paranome Publix
Nour
David
Doxn
C. B.S
Hel Shiles
Haywire
Joe Luther
Angling Comboy
Tschinkowski
Hibie
Tomato Tom Tom festival draws largest Yoakum crowd
At Yoakum May St crowds surged for the Tomato Tom-Tom celebration. Friday attendance topped 10 000 with a pageant on the industry and a downtown street dance. Memorial Day services honored Wend soldiers with an American Legion ceremony. A novelty parade showcased local youth and civic groups. The Seita Anil company opened a new produce and cold storage plant. Prizes were awarded in a children's parade with cash prizes for winners.
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Yoakum
May
Helnee
Hervices
Auaphea
American Legion
Lott Street
Youkum
Hears
Paulus
Childeon
Howston
Peter Coatumen
Society India
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High Brice
Jerry ‘Dobbs Trercond
Section
Margerite Matthews
Dorothy Owen
Aveond
Acetzil mz to a preliminary cxpert issued by Frank WW
A fragmented Texas radio page lists committee and program notes for the Twenty third district with mixed names and times. It mentions population comparisons and numerous orchestra and club performances, including a summer schedule and travel news.
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Lucan
Texas
Frank WW
Veorhan
Seguin
Wayer- Vinur
Finling
Cole ‘Ag
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