I Knew Ruth Would Be Found Safe
The mother of aviatrix Ruth reports relief after a sighting of a plane believed to be the American Girl near an Atlantic route. A radiogram from the ship American Bark er notes a contact eastbound 425 miles off Ambruer at 16 35 meridian time, with the Plane heading east.
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Ruth
Aviatrix
Beeun
Taoved
Lakeland
Fla
Haldeman
Bliss
Marni
FH. A. Petersen
Ambruer
Ced
Hruth
Sea flight crew safety suits tested for Atlantic hop
Ruth Elder and George Haldeman, crew of the trans Atlantic monoplane American Girl, test non inflatable safety suits before departing New York for Paris. Their whereabouts remained a mystery until they radioed a landing at sea.
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Ruth Elder
George Haldeman
N. Y
Paris
Automobile bid for fame ends in log of America Girl voyage
An entry describes a night time flight at 1200 feet with lights on, a northwest breeze, and a high meter while a dealer and a former assistant pursue a notable reputation. The log marks a chapter end in a continuing tale of an audacious automotive venture.
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Tencisl
Cool Spell Brings First Heater Fire In City
Fire Chief J G Sarton said a overheated stove in Mrs KH Simpson's home at 228 Montrose Avenue caused a curtain and bed fire. The blaze did 15 in damage and occurred Thursday as the city reported its first heater fire of the spell.
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San Antonio
J. G. Sarton
KH. Simpson
Montrose Avenue
Alazta
Homo
Fragmented rambling about prizes and social issues in a historic page
A garbled passage discusses a controversial prize offer tied to a moving picture scene, references to historical punishments, labor disputes involving United Coal Mine Workers and open shop injunctions, and a mix of political opinions. It mentions Riverton Wyoming, figures like Ted Lee, and general commentary on democracy, industry, and Germany.
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Henry
United Cos Mine
Ametion
Pitsburg
Iellybeans Buy Tires Theft Case In Clair
A local report details two suspects identified as Iellybeans who tried to unload tires from a vehicle. The car owner alerted T Lit trepage and detectives tracked the sale. At the passenger station the suspects claimed they would return goods. A timeline shows bargain attempts and the discovery of stale tires.
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Fiat
T. Littrepage
Sueded Lite
Pas
Youll
Sanimane
Fem Bey
Tory
Confidence Men Warned to Leave
Fragmentary OCR text mentions confidence men and warnings to depart. No clear event, names, places, or dates are legible. The readable bits suggest a crime or warning context but lack concrete facts to identify actors or location.
Governor Moody Declines Sign to Halt Executions
Governor Dan Moody refused to sign documents aimed at commuting death sentences. He noted the law requires execution, despite public pleas. The article references inmates on death row and criticism from real estate operator Mrs. Virgin and others.
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Sy Umma
Dan Moody
Ace
Hurtsville
Moody
Mogds
Povernor
Moady
Longworth urges undivided America in Chicago speech
House Speaker Longworth urged an undivided United States resisting divisions over geography race or religion. He stressed unity on constitutional principles and governance, calling for national solidarity amid a tense political climate.
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Longworth
America
Chicago
vFi
Ninhanne Longworth
National
House of Representatives
von Butt
Pinex cough syrup claims and instructions advert
Bore is a home remedy marketed as a fast acting cough suppressant for chest congestion and related throat and bronchial issues. The ad touts a Pinex based formula, promises strong relief within 24 hours, and instructs readers to ask their druggist for two and a half ounces of Timex with directions, with a money back guarantee.
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Norway
He Finer Co
Anxiety Fades From Faces of Families in Aniston Search
Families gathered outside a newspaper office in Aniston as Ruth Elder’s progress across the Atlantic remained uncertain. Parents, siblings, and friends waited through the night for news, with anxious expressions giving way to cautious relief as hope persisted for her safe return.
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Anniston
Haldeman's Wife Reacts to Safe Reunion at Sea
Associated Press reports Mrs. Haldeman and Ruth Elder were unharmed after a perilous sea run. George Haldeman and backers H. E. Cornell and T. J. Aidin expressed relief that the flyers survived the mission and reached safety.
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Associated Press
Ruth Elder
George Haldeman
Halden
H. E. Cornell
T. J. Aidin
Mr. Cornell
Cdr Fayree
Couple Found Shot to Death in Fire at Home
In Satan, Alabama, Blair and Blair located dead in a burning residence. Firemen who entered the blaze found two empty chambers in a .38 calibre revolver nearby. County Coroner Bussum was to determine if the deaths were murder.
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Satan
Ala
Blair
Tts
Bair
Bussum
Danish Flight Aims for Dawn Ahead of Low Tide
A damaged fragment reports a dawn takeoff attempt by an amphibian plane named The Dawn at Copenhagen. The scene includes a windy coast watch by police and a group led by Mrs Grursm and Wilmer L Stulty, who decide not to board before low tide due to danger.
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Iy International News Service
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Det
New England
May
Grursm_ ant Wilmer L. Stulty
Brive Galils Petangh
Investigator Hurt in City Car Crash at Watt Brothers Station
Special investigator Gee Jomesn for District Attorney M. Chambers was injured in a Monday night auto crash on South Presa Street. He lies in Baylor hospital with a concussion and other injuries. Driver Tebason, with Jack Tackson, lost control and struck Watt Brothers filling station at 1232 South Presa.
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Gee Jomesn
M. Chambers
Edtiont
Chureduy
Baylor
Brackenridge Co Ed Wins Typewriting Test at Club Event
Brackenridge High School students dominated a Thursday typewriting contest at the Brackenridge Commercial Club. Timothy Cole won first prize, typing 71 words per minute, Rosalind Childs took second with 69, and Lucile Lane finished third at 53 wpm, prizes included pearl pins.
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Speec
Brackenridge High School
Brackenridge Commercial Club
Timothy Cole
Rosalind Childs
Lucile Lane
Carrington Marries Divorced Sister-in-Law in New York
The New York Sum reports Capell Carrington wed here on Wednesday to Mrs Anna Walsh Carrington, divorced wife of his brother Col Edward C Carrington. The brothers rose to notoriety after the colonel was arrested last March on a charge concerning Campbell being heated. The case later led to a divorce granted to the colonel’s wife.
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New York
President and party reach Pittsburgh in 1920s style visit
President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge arrived in Pittsburgh early today for a Veterans’ Day address at Carnegie Institute. The trip marks his first steel city visit since taking office, with plans to return to Washington by morning. The party included Everett Saunders, Secretary Mellon, and aides.
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Pittrburgh
Coglidge
Washington
Black Hills
Coolidge
Steel City
Carnegie Institute
Gnolidze
Everett Saunders
The
Treasury
W. Mellon
Col
Blanton Winchip
James Courbal
E. W. Starling
East Liberty
Mellon
Decaifist
Polish Loan Plans Move Forward With Dovey Appoint
Treasury announces Charles S. Dovey as new finance minister hopeful for Poland with Poland loan of 70 million dollars in process. Awaited in New York negotiations to finalize arrangements for the Polish loan.
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Poland
Bz International Sewa Service
Washington
The
Treasury
Charles S. Dovey
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