Aztec Theater Manager Faces Four More Fight Film Charges
Aztec theater manager in Grant County faces four additional charges over showing the Delaprey Panney film. Judge McCollan Barrett continued the first charge. Raymond Willie, supervisor of the theater, paid 300 fine in county court. Two other charges were dismissed. Epstein no plea details given.
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Seventeen Ships in Plane's Path Over New York
A tattered OCR item reports a plane headed for New York with seventeen ships in its sight line. Likely vessels name The President Roosevelt Mauretania Hind mar Helzenland Aurora Cameronis and others bound west, while Tuscania France Grymyic Minnetooka Paunland Celtic Nicow Amsterdam Caledonie Gripshalm Stuttgart Degraas navigate nearby.
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Ruth Elder Aims Flight Across Atlantic Toward Paris
Pretty Ruth Elder is crossing the Atlantic today in a solo attempt toward Paris from New York. The pioneering flyer faces open ocean aboard her aircraft as supporters follow her progress.
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Vandals Ransack Ramsey Residence In Unspecified Break In
Police were informed Wednesday that vandals broke into a furnished Ramsey home at 601 Jacke Street causing damage and stealing an unknown value of furnishings. Owner Mr Bessie Ramsey reported the incident.
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Ship Canes Warked Cans During Staged Flight
New York October 1 a file of safety precautions carried by Miss Ruth Elder and Capt George Holem in the aircraft American mention fuel beyond the plane's capacity was stored in specially ballast containers, the contents intended to be dumped overboard to aid searchers for the craft in case of an accident.
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German Atlantis Flight Contender Lands in ASMBURG
A German Atlantis aircraft competing in the Atlantic peril was forced to land in ASMBURG, Germany, after encountering trouble this morning. The crew reportedly battled difficulty while attempting the crossing, with weather cited as a contributing factor.
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Stock Plane Makes Flight Across Atlantic
A Stinson-Detroiter monoplane flown by Brock and Edward F. Schlee completed an Atlantic crossing in a rugged craft. The 48 foot wingspan plane, 22 foot fuselage, carries 5660 pounds with fuel and cargo and uses two glass windows behind the engine. The aircraft echoes wartime designs and bold cross Atlantic attempts by early aviators.
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Fragmented 1980s car ads and political rhetoric in mixed text
The piece mixes promotional talk for Ford cars with political and social commentary. It references car advertisements, payments, ambition, and time value, then shifts to mentions of labor, elections, and crime with unclear connections and garbled phrasing.
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Suspended Sentence in Utah Penitent Case
A confusing report from Salt Lake City describes a five day malfeasance sentence issued today to a penitent from Utah. Authorities mention a clash involving the Church of Texas, with references to Sater Day, Navorail, and a forthcoming appeal.
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Transatlantic flight attempt by American women pilots
A news page recounts Haldeman and two female aviators planning a long over water hop from Long Island toward Paris as part of a trans Atlantic effort. It details fuel, weight, emergency gear, and the planned 1244 mile leg to Le Bourget, with weather and instrument reliance noted amid reports of recent near misses and fatalities in similar efforts.
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General Hind Adopts 5,8 for Home in San Antonio
Maj. Gen. Ernest Hind, retiring next August, announced he will make San Antonio his home after retirement. He bought land in Terrell Hills and plans to build, saying he has been stationed here three times and knows many locals. Hind first came to San Antonio as captain of artillery in 1903.
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Runway Stakes as Fliers Await Favorable Wind
On the runway Hane and crew ready for takeoff as Halde nau opts to shift position with only an hour before the deadline. Miss Elder smiles nervously and declares dependence on God while awaiting the outcome of the flight.
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National assembly inauguration by Alfonse yesterday
Madrid dispatch reports the summoned national assembly inauguration by Alfonse yesterday drew less crowd than anticipated, with turnout and interest falling short of expectations.
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Sea Hop Backer Granted Jury Service Request
In Wheeling Joseph Octave a backer and principal financier sought court approval for an Atlantic flight to Paris to reach the jury box. The request was granted allowing the travel to be completed before serving.
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