Giant seaplane DOK completes leg to Calshot England
The German flying boat DOK, a giant seaplane, landed near Calshot after a four hour flight from Amsterdam marking the second leg of its trip to New York. It carried 17 crew and 24 passengers including Claude Dornier. Atmospheric visibility was good and preparations for the next leg to Waves France and Corunna Spain proceeded.
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England
Altennhem
Switzerland
New York
Amsterdam
North Sea
Bornier
Southampton
Wight
Ile
Dave
Dornier
Air Ministry
Handa
William Forbes Semplll
Germany
Hern
Englend
Zuider Zee
Aeen
Vane
Moon
Amaterdom
Claude Dornier
Dtn
Frau Dornier
Colahot
Waves
France
Corunna
Spain
Trasbon
Thames River Rise Causes Sudden Alarm in London
Thames River, swollen by Coole, reaches an unexpected high mark before dawn. Authorities issued no warnings and officials fear the river could spill its banks. residents prepare for possible flooding.
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Thames River
London
Yast
Inmate Slashed in Fight at Bexar Jail
Joe Doyle, a county jail inmate, was wounded by a razor during a Monday altercation with another prisoner. He was rushed to Robert B. Green Hospital for treatment after the stabbing incident.
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Bexar
Joe Doyle
Robert B. Green Hospital
Two Die in Berlin Anniversary Clashes
Two persons were killed and several others injured during clashes linked to the thirteenth anniversary of the German republic in Berlin on Sunday. Authorities reported the unrest coincided with the celebrations, with multiple arrests and property damage observed.
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Berlin
German Republic
Unclear Forecast Text From OCR Fragment
The readable parts describe mostly cloudy conditions for Monday night and Tuesday with highs around 10 degrees and lows near 81 degrees. Northward winds are likely and later mentions include Monday and Tuesday with northerly winds and possible mixed weather.
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Antonie Mod
Montly
Maderatn Northerdy
Tiast Teta
Turstay
Madore
Shoots Wife 48 in Calm Long Beach Slaying
In Long Beach California on November 10 George T. Cometoph calmly warned police he would act and later surrendered. Four bullets struck his wife who survived the attack while a gun was turned over to authorities. The incident occurred in a backyard setting with the suspect noting a party restraint as officers arrived.
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Taivors
Bervise Long Beach
Calil
George T. Cometoph
Sonia
Defeated Judge Demands Inquiry Into Chicago Election
Chicago police reports from Tuesday's election face scrutiny after charges of fraud. Chief clerk Harrys Olkott requested the gate's attorney office investigate, calling the reports the most fraudulent Chicago seen in 50 years. Judge Olan, a defeated candidate for the municipal court, commented on the case.
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Chicago
Freud
Seetiee Harrys Olkott
Municipal Court
Glafe
Tas
Olan
Diamond Gang Victim Slipping Toward Deterioration
Jack Legs Diamond, a well known figure, remained gravely ill at Welfare Island hospital as septic conditions worsened. Reports say his condition has fluctuated from tentative improvement to renewed danger, with high fever and declining recovery prospects.
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New York
Jack
City
Welfare Island
Helium Reservation Urged for U S Government Needs
Washington November 10 government urged reserving the existing helium field supply for public uses and developing private helium mines for supplying foreign demands as outlined by the American Chemical Society amid plans to allocate output.
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Unitaar
Washington, D. C
Ama
Aimperichu Chemical Society
Grade Crossing Deaths Decrease Across Seven Months
Washington reports the American Railway Association notes fewer grade crossing accidents in the first seven months of the year, down from 2011 to 2041, with deaths also reduced from 105 to a lower count, indicating an encouraging trend in railway safety.
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Washington, D. C
American Railay Association
Brazil to Crack Down on Reds in New Permeanent
Brazil’s government pledges harsh action against Communist agents and organizers involved in unrest. Commissioner Tapista Luzarde announced that all red operatives will be shot, signaling a decisive hard line against subversive activities.
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Universal Brrele
Khbr Janeiro
Taptista
Luzarde
Army Navy Yet to Resolve Obstetric Relations Dispute
A joint statement by Secretaries Ture Jey and Adams says the army and cats remain unable to settle their differences over resuming obstetric relations.
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Army
Navy
Washington
Ture Jey
Adams
Cats
Oklahoma Honors Statehood Leader in Tulsa Funeral
Funeral services are held in Tulsa for Cor Riri S McGuire the statehood leader who spearheaded Oklahoma’s path to statehood and the end of territorial status. The final honors reflect the man who led the campaign that created the state of Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
Tulsa
Okla
Seevices
Former Lyon mayor Imdquard Tersiot sick in France
Former premier of France and longtime Lyon mayor Imdquard Tersiot is reported ill with an intestinal ailment in Lyon. The brief dispatch from Wy on November 10 notes his health condition as he undergoes treatment.
Guns Escort Connor Back Ten Jail
Mayor refuses to consider a city bond issue as school funding is backed by machine. The administration cites unemployment concerns and pledges support for a $1,750,000 school bond while delaying other city issues. A committee led by Jock Dett urged action, but the mayor delayed the bond while focusing on relief efforts.
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G. M Chambers
Painters and Carpenters Moodns
Chambers
Jock Dett
Painters’ Union
Anl
Miayor
Woman Lecturer for Peace Rescue From River Death Plunge
Misa Anrrie Wyckoff-Ormsbee a 7 year old lecturer for the National Council for Prevention of War was reported recovering in a Washington hospital after leaping 50 feet into the Potomac River from a bridge. A naval research employee named Willan J. Lush heard her screams and aided her rescue.
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Universal Service
Washington, D. C
Misa Anrrie Wyckoff-Ormsbee
National Council For Prevention of War
Totomat
Willan J. Lush
Naval Research Tabornors
Classified Ads Shuffle Through
Want ads note six rom hose nene Commene andl Zarzainem streets. Large Tome on large Tol for 2000 dollars. Chorralnt item reduced from 575 to 389. Cafe in auto row offers new kitchen equipment. Four rooms with team and rent free month. Several other items of interest in today’s classifieds.
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Zarzainem
Auto Row
Pecanalten
Former tailor of oats jailed in Jersey City
Howard M. Swavely, a 55 year old silversmith by trade, sits in a cell awaiting arraignment on murder and arson charges in the death of his wife Elizabeth to collect life insurance. Police say he confessed, though his wife died after fleeing a prior accusation in Philadelphia. Swavely has a history with a former wife and claims three marriages across Texas, Virginia, and Michigan.
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X.I
Howard MW
Swavely
Sylveman
Toliet
Elizabeth
Cone Fevaet
Linnie Swavely
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ahe
Sammvely
Amimiel Plane Sighting Near Honduras Flight Update
A near nonstop flight by Captain Amimiel from New York to Panama is nearing completion. At 4:30 a.m. BST a steamship sighted his plane off the northeast coast of Honduras about 1,700 miles from New York. He had flown 1 hour 25 minutes with over 500 miles remaining to Panama, expected around 2 p.m. East.
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Nos We Ammil
New York
Pa Qanama
Miami
Auuuel
Honduras
Panna
Non-Residents Receive Over 3000 Tax Notices
More than 100 tax statements were sent to non resident property owners Monday morning in Berar County. County Tax Collector BR Neil Campbell announced that 3000 notices were mailed to owners outside the county who own property here.
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Tne
Neil Campbell
Reniel
Standard Oil Stock Drops Below 50 on Exchange
New Jersey Standard Oil common stock fell below 50 on the New York Stock Exchange as traders sold 100,000 shares. The stock traded as low as 49.82, marking the first time it dipped under the 50 level after the aggressive bid stalled the decline.
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Standard Oil
Stock Exchange
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Sparazo
Smith Heads N Y Jobless Relief
Alfred F. Smith has been named to direct the unification of unemployment relief efforts in New York City. The appointment aims to coordinate relief actions across agencies and assist unemployed residents during the ongoing economic hardship.
Fight Opens On Filling Station Dispute at Broadway
Witnesses testified Monday in a case where Hart McGloud seeks to stop Grover C. Gain from operating a filling station at Broadway and Eleanor Street. McCloud says the station endangers his children and lowers his home value while the defense argues the building restrictions are waived by prior violations. Judge W. S. Anleston presides. no jury.
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Hart McGloud
Grover C. Gain
Broadway
Eleanor Street
McCloin
Puntos
Clem Smith
Flrstriet
Ji. G. A. Lorre
Cain
McClounl’a
Fortes
Women’s Clubs Convene in Houston for State Session
Houston reports show the exclusive board of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs convening here for the annual session on the morrow. Committees and district presidents will discuss reports and conduct club business.
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Houston
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Tomimally
Soap Firm Chief Taken by Death
Sydney M. Colgate, airman and leader in Colgate Palmolive Weck firms of Orange and Chicago, died suddenly today at his home. The passing removes a veteran executive who helped steer the soap company through wartime and postwar years.
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Orangh
X.Y
WINS
Sydney M. Colgate
Colgate- Palmolive-Weck Company
Orange
N.S
Chicago
Bia
Advertisers Meet to Discuss Jobless Cooperation
Washington November 10 The Association of National Advertisers held a convention focusing on cooperation with the administration's employment program as a leading topic for discussion.
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Washington, D. C
Association of National Advertisers
Two Morgue Jobs Go Begging in New York
New York November 14 two stenographer positions at the city morgue run unfilled. Dr Charles Norris chief medical examiner had advertised months ago for two stenographers but the posts remain open. Pay is only ten dollars yearly and the job entails handling notes during autopsies, drawing objections from the doctor.
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New York
York
City
Charles Norris
Norris
Onshing
Amateur Sailors Escape Death in 30 Foot Steel Boat
Three amateur mariners were rescued at Pleasant Point after their 30 foot steel motorboat broke down in a gale while attempting to sail from Cape Savvis to Hamburg. Master Joseph Leppich and crew August Kubastco and Christina Bralo suffered minor injuries and exposure when the craft was driven ashore.
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Halifax
N. C. New. Nl
Pleasant Point
Atlantic
Cape Savvis
Joseph Leppich
August Kubastco
Christina Bralo
Exyuduro
Hamburg
Sunshine Ends Rain Spell Ahead of Armistice Day
San Antonio forecast expects reduced clouds and sun as a rain spell ends. After several days of persistent showers delivering about 0.72 inches by Monday morning, temperatures rise with a low near 4 degrees Monday night and a high around 70 degrees Tuesday, per J. H. Jardon of the weather bureau.
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San Antonians
J. H. Jardon
The
Weather Bureau
Pope Grants Audience to Gibson's Wife in Rome
In Rome, Pope Ting granted an audience to Mrs. Blugh S. Tubson, wife of the American ambassador to Thelghum. The couple had met years ago when the American minister to Poland, then serving as papal nuncio, spoke with the pope. The Pope conveyed a message of warm friendship to her husband and imparted a benediction.
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Walican City
Nove
Pope Ting
Blugh S.tubson
Thelghum
Gibson
Poland
Pone
Tle
Oil Body Urged to Adjust Supply
The Oil Body urged to adjust supply as the seventh annual meeting of the American Petroleum Institute opened. The call targeted curtailment across a percentage basin to match dust supply with demand, affecting all Exxon stations and gasoline operations.
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Chilago. Novacer
Alasrican Petroleum Institute
Lxonreos
Ill Attorney Seizures Delay in Gaol
A damaged report describes guards with shotguns surrounding the courtroom as J B Connor, charged with extortion and robbery, faces delay in his trial. Sheriff Newton requests triple protection after threats, while outside the jail deputies and officers monitor the scene. The case stalls until Wednesday with 150 men sworn as a venire. District Attorney Traian leads prosecutions with state witnesses and detectives named.
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J. B. Connor
Ales
Soha Subira
Jim Dwrer
Joe Dominguez
Sheriff's Office
Alfonso Newton Jr
Owen W. Kilday
Subira
Oklahoma
Venire
Conner
R. W. Morrison
Ranl King
Clarence Saunters
West Summit Avenue
Mar. A
St. Clnie
Suanager
Munmen
Walter Traian
Sr. Chir
Mra
J. A. Devitt
Weer Agarite Avenue
Tartar Hell
Cherry
Leonard
A. W. Lee
Vonnot
Bt Hohn
Abilene
FJ Strate
Aarti Myce Wues
Cidaing
Jim Telilips
Coleman, HI
Childrean
Maing Star
J. J. Sears
Coleman
Will Wright
Doc M Wartwig
J. He Hil
Sea Anton
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