Zeppelin Prepares Westward Hop Amid Weather Delays
Graf Zeppelin commander Hugo Eckener says the airship will depart for the Midwest tonight if weather allows. About eighteen to twenty guests, including Hear Admiral W. Moffett and officials from commerce and the navy, will travel via a route from Lakehurst over Pittsburgh and Columbus to Chicago and return to the base in Germany.
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Darbauret
HN. I
Hangton Schiller
Graf Zeppelin
Middle West
Hugo Eckener
Deeppelin
Erkener
Waebichon
Chicago
Pigar
Orel Zep &Pelin
Lakehurat
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Ulio
Villeinenti
Ludiagoy
Olia
Fedrickehafen
Germany
Admiral W. Moffett
E. P B. Warner
the Navy
Aeronautics
W. BR. McCracken
Commerce
Aeronaulion
J. H. Dellinger
Departtment of Commerce
H. el. Blee
Department of Commerce
John A. Poesclon
Beatsfields Mars RB
Lincoln
Arty General
T Washington Lient
Frank A Fe
Norton Field
Lueis Boomer
New York
Manury
International Motors
Auslin Bram
Chrysler Export Corporation
Edwin Stewart
Red Bank
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Two Ways to Avoid Sour Stomach
An old newspaper ad extols Pape s Diapepsin as a quick, affordable indigestion remedy. The copy promises relief from stomach torments and claims many adults over thirty can maintain a young stomach with this product sold for 66 cents at druggists.
Dinner honors trans Atlantic Zeppelin voyagers in Chicago
Dr Hugo Eckener and Lady Drummond Hay attend a dinner hosted by Chicago Mayor William Slate Thompson. Eckener, commander of the airship, shares details of the trip to guests including the city chief executive.
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Hugo Eckener
Drummond Hay
William Slate Thompson
Chicago
Dr. Eckener
Shaw Declines Nomination as King of America
George Bernard Shaw sparked uproar in London by saying he has received no formal American nominations for king or emperor, joking that the United States is a league of nations and he would entertain any possibility but prefers an emperor role over king.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Weser
America
King Bernard of
Stosaligt
United States
League of Nations
Ault Bands Set For Sousa High School Contest
Ault Main Avenue and Brackenridge High School bands will enter the Sousa High School band contest at the municipal auditorium at 1 PM Thursday. Phil Bowen and three other judges will preside as Oe Zasler directs both high schools’ R O T C bands. First prize is a Sousa cup, second a silver American flag. The winning band will perform under Sousa’s baton as the evening concert follows.
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T. O
Areeimde
Brackenridge
Sousa
Municipal Auditorium
Phil Bowen
Oe Zasler
Sausa
G Dalon
Malinge
Évenir Cour Eerle
Fear 08 Tanker and Crew Lost in Atlantic
A tanker with a crew of 45 foundered in the Atlantic during a heavy gale. Captain Thones F. German and officers of the American steamer West Carnifax from Alexandria reported the loss and stated the vessel sank in the Atlantic while in a dangerous position near the Azores as war news.
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Atlantic
Tire Te Tri
David
yaid-Atlantic
Thones F
Eteartebhiv Weet Carnifax
Alexandria
Prypte
Germen
Cerni
Lax
Nji
Reich
Nat Dar
Azares
Writer Patullo Buys Dallas Lot In Business District
DALDAS Oct 24 George Patullo magazine writer who has a home in Dallas bought a triangular lot in the business district. The deal gives him ownership of an entire block near the heart of the business district. The Investment is estimated at 460000.
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Daldas
George Patullo
Dallas
Butinéas
Patullo
Bowlnesy
Students to Wear Derbies For Smith Parade
About sixty Vanierailt university students in Asville Tennessee plan a parade wearing brown derbies. The group, part of the Fulton Fish Market chapter of the Al Smith club, will precede a speech by former Governor James M. Cox of Ohio urging support for the Democratic national ticket.
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Asbville
Tenn
Upy
Vanierailt University
Fulton Fish Market
al Smith Club
James M. Cox
Ohio
Press Club Officers Named In Alamo Teighte Yearly Meeting
Mary Jane Kuntz was elected president of the Press Club of Alamo Teighte at the annual creation of officers. Mita Tha Delery was chosen secretary, Tommy Tete the treasurer, and Mita Anne Mayes the reporter. Frasier is sponsor.
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Mary Jane Kuntz
Mica
Mary Jane Nunts
Press Club
Alamo Teighte
Cnnual
Mita Tha Delery Wan
Tommy Tete
Mita Anne Mayes
Mrz
Frasier Ie
Film Stars Face Income Tax Liens in California
Los Angeles October 24. Anna Q Nilsson Marie Prevost and Kenneth Harlan named in income tax liens filed by the government. Nilsson owes 2204.79 for 1926 and 742.22 for 1925. Prevost article shows 2788.98 for 1925 and 47.30 for 1930. Harlan owes 1925 amount and 21? for 1930.
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Los Angeles
Anna Q. Nilson
Marie Prevost
Kenneth Harlan
Miss Nilsson
Miss Pre-vest
Harlan
Bandit Abducts Contractor Demands Two Checks
Police search for a man who abducted R. E. Newton at a busy San Antonio street corner in broad daylight, forcing him to drive and sign two checks for 1000 each on the First National Bank of Houston in Austin road area. He was robbed of 2.50 in cash and warned not to stop payment. Newton, released about ten miles north of the city, identified the suspect.
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R. E. Newton
North Flores Street
San Antonio
Newton
Cilr
Austin Road
West Trevin
North Blores
Austin
Houston
First National Bank of
Cardinal De Lal Gaetano Dies at 75 in Rome
Cardinal Gaetano De Lal, secretary of the consistorial congregation since 1003, died at 75 after years of ill health and a grave condition that worsened on Saturday. The Vatican was notified of his passing in Rome on October 24.
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Gaetano
Rome
Cardinal de Lal
Consistorial
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