Wav al Airmen Rest After Ten Days Lost At Sea
Four Navy airmen including Commander Rodgers were found exhausted yet in good spirits at the Naval Station hospital in Hawaii after drifting for ten days at sea in the Pacific. Rodgers praised his crew and the P.N.I No. 1 plane for its resilience, while noting plans to refuel if winds had delayed the mission.
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Univeranl
Ondluly
John Rodgers
Naval Station Hospital
Harbor
Pacific Ocean
Otis Stantz
vAti
Naval Hospital
Rodgers
Irmen
Farrington
Hawaii
Libue
Jane
Bryan Gounell
Iscbonrda ‘Ootha
Kanai Channel
PNI No
Rogers
Ocean Sur Nen
Crare
Arvastook
Faint Heart Wins Fair Lady This Time
A San Antonio policeman helps a groom by easing his marriage request two days before his daughter’s wedding. The groom awkwardly asks, the father and wedding party respond with light humor, and the marriage proceeds as planned.
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Fair Lady
San Antonio
Sonser
Elks Plan Picnic For San Antonio Orphans At Kochler Park
Plans for annual Elks picnic for orphans in San Antonio will be set at a 2nd meeting. Committees will be formed as preparations start for the big event. The picnic is scheduled for September 24 at Kochler Park and marks a major effort in the Elks charity work.
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San Antonio
Bike Club
Bke
Kochler Park
The
Elks
Girl Indicted in Denton Killing and Assaults
Pretty Miss Tanise Ross was indicted by the Denton County grand jury as an accessory to the murder of Deputy Sheriff R. B. Parsons in Denton. She faces two additional charges for assault to murder Denton County deputies during the gun battle at W. A. Martins home. Rosk’s Dallas defense team includes Noah Roark and the Firm of McLean Scott and Sayers.
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Dallas
Tanise Ross
Dallas County
Texarkana
Stuart Stanley
Dente County Grand Jury
R. B. Parsons
Denton
Tanger
Parsons
Noah Roark
McLean, Scott and Sayers
Fort Worth
Miss Ross
Hickman
Mr. Roark
Indy
Duel Ends in Fatal Knife Fight Between Neighbors
In Sallisaw Oklahoma on December 12 Walter Daugherty 18 and Lonnie Whitney 27 from neighboring families dueled with knives at close range after choosing to settle a quarrel. Daugherty stabbed Whitney in the heart causing instant death. Daugherty fled home and hid the deed from his parents before deputies arrested him as he was returning from his chores. The two had been quarreling for months.
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Sallislaw
Okla
Gike Knights of Old
Walter Danglerty
Lonnie Whitney
Daugherty
Whitney
Deati
Sols Velaw
Instructor to Fly to Eastern Points
An instructor from the Advanced Flying School at Kelly Field will head to Boston and other eastern points. Lieutenant Lyn Craigie will be accompanied by Sergeant Gossett and an expected return in browelts. The party plans to depart Kelly Field Sunday or Monday.
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Boston
Lyn Craigie
Ying School
Kelly Field
Craigie
Gossett
Browelts
Hoe
Ohio youth long sought ends. Ins. A. Park search ends
A search for a missing Ohio university student ended in San Antonio on Saturday. A 60 year old man is jailed in connection with the youth's disappearance from home. The boy said he and the man had traveled across the United States for more than a year and a half, staying in hotels and tourist camps. They were detained by Constable Duke Carver after Ohio police provided a description. Identification was confirmed by grilling the boy and obtaining his story.
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Ohio University
San Antonio
United States
Duke ‘Carver
Ohio
Mother Triumphs as Father Is Foiled in Child Abduction
A father jailed after attempting to abduct his baby while the mother, who had been deserted for months, protected the child. The mother’s screams drew neighbors and officers, and authorities arrived to stop the plot.
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Mother Love
Orient Railroad Hones New Barrier in Kemper Reorganization
English note holders move to appeal confirmation of sale of Orient railroad property. Cyrus Crane says filing will target the U S circuit court of appeals in Kansas City Kansas upon Judge Pollok’s return around September 20. Elliot Ht. Jones represents American noteholders with claims totaling 360000.
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Kansas City
W. T. Kemper
Orient Railroad
Cyrus Crane
Aale
Chitford
Kansen City
Kaw
Frank M. Swacker
New York
Puplish
Crane
Swacker
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
John G. Pollok
Kan
Sts
Girus Playmate Held After Wrench Attack
Ruth Higgins, 11, daughter of City Detective John Higgins, was struck on the head with a wrench at a home on 509 South Hamilton Street Saturday. She was initially unconscious and taken to hospital where she recovered. A neighborhood boy accused of wielding the wrench was brought to detective headquarters by Detective Alice and will likely be turned over to juvenile officers.
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Ruth Higgins
City
John Higgins
Lplny
Hamilton Street
Alice
Rail Rates Cut for Texas Fairs and Conventions
Texas rail commission approved reduced passenger rates for several fairs and conventions to be held within two months. Events include Reunion Veterans and Sons of Confederacy in Abilene September 20, Frio County Fair in Coahuila September 28 to 26, Texas State Fair in Dallas October 10 to 25, Daughters of the Confederacy in Marshall October 5 to 7, Cotton Palace in Waco October 25 to November 8, and South Texas Fair in Beaumont November 14 1921.
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Austin
Appeal Conviction of Sheriff Death Sentence Filed
John Smith, an African American convict, in Brown county for murder tied to the slaying of Coleman county Sheriff Dick Powley, has filed an appeal in the court of criminal appeals. The murder occurred May 15 in Solera county. excitement led Coleman county judge to transfer the case to Brown county.
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