Thousands Gather at Lakehurst for Graf Zeppelin Arrival
Thousands flocked to the Lakehurst naval station to welcome the Graf Zeppelin due Sunday morning. Chief Commander Charles Rosendahl aboard will receive a rousing ovation planned by sailors. Preparations include police guards, air support, and coordinated staging by Army and Goodyear craft to guide the airship into Takehuret.
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Labemurre N. J
Xailmay Ada Automobile
Lakehurst Naval Station
Graf Zeppelin
Charles Rosendahl
Edward Jackson
Tabelurat
Titer Brevy
Take- Kuret
Asbury Petkhen
American Legion
Soro
Takehuret
Washington
Second Corps
Ten children die in Arkansas farm fire near Russell
In Russell Arkansas near the Hendricks farm a blaze trapped ten children left at home while parents tended a distant cotton field. The charred remains of Mary and James Hendricky, ages four and five, were found inside the burned house. Authorities describe the fire as the tragedy of the rural farm.
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Russell
Ark
Ort
Saace Hendricks
Mary
James
Waco Man Heads Public Accountants
Waco man Opleger has been elected president of the American Board of Certified Public Accountants, succeeding Pel Pinkerton.
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Waco Man
Public Accountants
NEW_ORLEANE
Oct Wuag
Opleger of
Waco
Seclad
Bo‘eraty of
Certified Public Accountants
Pel Pinkerton
Flies to America First Passenger on Graf Zeppelin
Lady Drummond Hay becomes the first passenger booked for the Graf Zeppelin Night flight from Germany to the United States. She is noted as the only woman aboard the historic voyage.
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Hert
Drummond Hay
Germany
United States
Shaw vows to block publication of private letters
London Oct 22 George Bernard Shaw says he will use every legal weapon to stop publication of his private letters. Gabriel Wells of New York has secured a batch of Shaw’s letters from ten years. Shaw urges friends to sell any letters they own amid a boom in inscribed telegrams and related memorabilia.
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Robert J. Prew
Epecial
London
George Dernerd
Stan
Gabriel Wella
New York
Bed
Shaw
Baldwin
Apsbody
Lloyd George
Market phrases hint at better times ahead
The fragment suggests optimism about market conditions improving, noting better prospects than in earlier periods and implying potential gains for traders and buyers. It references a comparative advantage and a hopeful outlook without specific figures or dates.
Weather outlook for Graf Zeppelin voyage to America
Dr James H Kimball of the Weather Bureau says favorable conditions prevail for the Graf Zeppelin's course to America. He notes expected total storms but no troublesome systems, praises navigation choices by Captain Eckener, and mentions rain around the Azores with no expected major impact on progress.
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New York
America
James OH. Kimball
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Kimball
Bedil
Hugo Eckener
Azores
Zeppelin Trip to Chatter Records
United Service reports a record distance flight by the zeppelin Graf Zeppelin. Anxious aviation experts monitor the airship’s arc from Friedrichshafen toward Lakehurst while Dr Hugo Eckener navigates southward to dodge headwinds and storms.
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Thomas Wrigley
Ty Universal Seesice
Washington
Ocom al
Atlantic Ocean
Graf Zeppelin
Aeronautic
Friedrichshafen
Lakehardt
N. J
Los Angeles
Nace Department
Tadio
Hugo Eckener
Barcelona
Spain
Graf Zeppelin arrives with dignitaries in sea voyage mood
The article describes Lady Drummond Hay in a dark blue suit and artificial flower aboard as Graf Zeppelin departs for transatlantic flight. Admiral Moffett voices optimism about the airship venture while weather and navigation details point to a Atlantic crossing aided by radio and fog warnings. Officials from army, navy and commerce prepare to greet Eckener’s crew at Lakehurst.
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William Coprignt
Fpribdrighsizapen
Flere
America
Drummond Hay
William A. Moffett
Bureau of Naval Aeronautics
Eckener
Azores
Navy
Atlantic
Graf Zeppelin
Spanish
Aurulia
Radir
Army, Navy and Commerce Department
Lakehurst
Shooting Charge Shocks Market Street Area
Crarge W Rhits faced a $200 assault and murder charge after a Wednesday shooting at Market and Atgma streets. J R Ware Pouly, 205 South Alamo, was shot in the shoulder as he stepped onto the sidewalk. a bullet dented by a suspenders clasp. Additional counts include pistol carrying and aggravated assault. other case charges involve a razor attack on Hillas.
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Crarge W. Rhitls
Maile
Justice of the
Meare
Malty
Plarket
Atgma
J. R. Ware Pouly
South Alamo Street
Et Fering
Winn Poole
Bane
William ElJlman
Philips
Hilla
Portrait of Mrs. Carl Jones in Greeneville Tonight
A portrait fronts the page featuring Mrs. Carl Jones of 505 West Irish Street Greeneville Tennessee. The brief caption notes her identity and address as part of a local feature.
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Carl Jones
Weat
Irish St
Greeneville, Tenn
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Anite
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Sta—Woodlawn
New Braunfels
E. Crockett
Laurel St. Woodlawn
Auttin
P.&g
Hershey
Dio
Pele
Erelegdin
Lady Drummond Hay
Hillman
Frederick Gilfullen
Commodore Eckener
Ore
Talcom
Aticues
Cardus
Beck
Cardui
Harry Cantrell
Ellis St
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