Plane sent 0 take banker home
John J. Mitchell Jr of Chicago learns of his parents deaths near Chicago after an automobile crash while returning from an inspection trip in Texas. A National Air Transport plane was dispatched to bring him home. Mitchell rejects further air travel and intends to return by rail. His wife travels to Chicago. Young Mitchell holds bank and trust positions in Chicago.
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John J. Mitchell Jr
John J. Mitchell Sr
Chicago
Nlone
National Air Transport Company
Dallas
Mitchell
Aheago
Lonio
A. C. Peoples
W. FL. Mitchell
Mitchell Jr
Mr. Mitchell
Bir. Sfitchell
Santa Barbara
C. Young Mitchell
Illinois Merchant's and Trust Bank of Chicago
Oldest Greek Gospel Manuscript Discovered in Constantinople
A twelfth century Byzantine manuscript of Matthew Mark Luke and John, found by Professor Severin of Kalamazoo College, is being deciphered for publication. The leatherbound book, written in brown ink on goatskin, was found in ruins of a library in Constantinople forty two years ago and later acquired by Caroline Reid for Syracuse University.
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Kalamazoo
Mick
Ibuy
de. Hermani
Severin
Kalamazoo College
Pulion
Long
Constantinople
Ut Vias
Caspar Rene Gregori
Caroline $. Reid
University of Syracuse
Severn
Theis
Lloyd and Saudey
Court Decides Sheik Status in Berlin Suit
In Berlin on Oct 29 a lawsuit cleared one man of criminal charges, ruling he is not guilty of the alleged misconduct. The magistrate and jury found the accused not guilty after deliberation prompted by four Moroccan girls, with counsel arguing the case.
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Berlin
U.S. Settlers Transfer Cash to Canada Report
Ottawa reports that between 1912 and 1926 more than 800000 American settlers crossed the border into Canada. The 1975 1926 fiscal year saw newcomers bringing an average of 405 per person, while 161618 who moved the previous year carried 308 on average.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Dominion
Oklahoma Closes Old Land Office
Guthrie Oklahoma and the Guthrie land office will close due to lack of business. The remaining records will be moved to Washington. The office opened with the April 22 1838 run of 1838 into Oklahoma territory and spurred Guthrie’s growth.
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Oklahoma
Old Land Office
Guthrie
Okla
Uci
United States Land Office
A! Records
Washington
Guthrie Land Office
Love Bark Wrecked on Home made Bar
A damaged OCR item reports a domestic breakup case in which Superior Court Judge Joseph Saron indicates granting Mrs. Margaret Deering a divorce on proof her husband drank almost continuously from their September 18 1923 marriage to the separation date July 28 1.
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Gnicagv
Boys Steal Watch, Lose It to Thieves
Arpleson October 2 authorities face action after two 10 year old boys confess stealing a watch worth 123 dollars from a cook on a river barge. The youths say the watch was later stolen from them after they hid it and were brought before Judge Theodore Berg.
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Arpleson
Was
Qoutamaiiie
Hoys
Fheoflore Berg
Wolf Settles Dispute Over Wolf Killa Claim
Dennis Sainbrook a farmer northwest of PlarsTIBul Wis had his alleged wolf killer claim tested by thirty five locals who viewed the carcass and agreed he killed a wolf and was entitled to a $30 homily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plarstibul
Wis
Neo
Dennis Sainbrook
Here
Saintbrook
Six Couples Leave Rockland as Divorces Are Granted
A record shows six couples with a combined total of 148 years of marriage were granted divorces in Rockland Me during the September term by Associate Justice Warren 4) Pailbronk. The item notes new members joining a local club and pledges of obedience by those wives.
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Rockland
Knox Nounly
Warren
Pailbronk
Supreme Court
Boys Paint Water Fowl Thieves Caught In Stolen Ponies
In Mexico Missouri police recover two stolen Shetland ponies painted to mask their colors. Saw Smith and W A Palmer, ten year old schoolboys, confessed to stealing them. In Alamosa Colorado a federal census aims to count North American waterfowl totaling around 100000000 birds as part of migratory protection efforts.
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Mexico
Smith
W. A. Palmer
Alamosa
Colo
North America
Federal Biological Survey
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Frank A. Silver
Ground Gripper Institute
Ground Gripper Shoe Store
Mr. Silver
Houston and
Presa Sts
Presa Street
Banker Hom
John Mitchell
L. A
Parent
Vici
Deate
International News Service
Houston
Adam Hilcendater
Ant Mcs
Josep Hilcendater
Mikawa
New York
Fox Coean En
San Antonio, Texas
U.S
Wolf
Henphckred
Ratabas
Ving. Oel
uh—Pive
Fix Nunuxt Neeting
Kolster
RADIO
Gene Roth CO
KGRC
Crockett
San Pedro
Praeger Hdw. CO
Commerce St
Straus-Frank Co
Flores St
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