Zeppelin HANGAR celebrates transatlantic crossing feat
The American airship Zepplin, described as the first trans Atlantic passenger and mail liner, smashed records with a Lakehurst to ? crossing in about 68 hours and 62 minutes. The crowd cheered as the silver sheened ship landed, thousands gathered to witness the historic feat.
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Queen til fies Etaaling ntinye at Cheilion Wight AF
A ship arrival amid singing crowds reports onlookers cheering as the Uwe crowd waits for landing. Officials and passengers, including Mrs Glare Adams, describe the voyage as exceedingly fine despite a storm and a mistip that damaged a stabilizer during the trip.
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Girl Set in Are Story Continues Turmoil at Hospital
Report notes Kunak and close friends as officers rush the injured woman to the hospital after an apparent murder attempt. Misa Mueller and Misa Knank are central in the investigation, with police and a teacher-noliceman figure among witnesses. Names from the scene appear to be absolved as the inquiry narrows, revealing mixed motives and frail alibis.
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Gambling inquiry details evasive testimony and bureau losses
Testimony at a convention hearing shows officials unsure about gambling rooms and bureau control. J Ja Pitt Gibbon, chair, moves to stop gambling. Scruggs cites a $40,000 bureau deficit. Lewis Ganterstein says no gambling ever passed through the bureau. Witnesses discuss hotel managements and sleeping quarters as misattributed bureau activities.
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Bold talks and bold plans echo through damp pages
A fragmented essay on courage cites boldness as the key to success while noting high business and political risks. It mentions Zeppelin airships, Germany's industrial push, and warnings about wages and transportation costs. The piece touches on Coolidge era wage plans and interstate rate adjustments.
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Employee Charged With Theft by Bond Waiver
An employee faces a theft by ballfast charge in a case heard by Justice of the Peace Ty. Dalty Thursday. The employer Lester tasked funds to the employee, and bond set at 500 dollars, with suspected loss around 250 dollars.
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San Antonio Telephone Case Prompts Testimony On Costs
Testimony in a San Antonio telephone case probes costs and government officials pay, pension, and relief funds. Beott and Teagarden challenge service reach and public adoption while Scott defends pricing and affordability, arguing against indiscriminate giveaways and burdens on paying customers. The discussion touches advertising, newspaper loyalty, and the role of subscriptions in securing customers.
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