Lindbergh’s 241 mile flight and safety pleas mix with public worries
Morning report recalls Col Lindbergh’s 241 mile flight to Evans and his cautions on air safety. The piece likens him to a national treasure while urging restraint and warning of the dangers of risky stunts. It also cites President Hoover on fire prevention and wartime funding for nationwide infrastructure as part of a broader policy context.
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Lindbergh
Hoover
United States
Unclear Weather Forecast With Odd Phrasing
Fragmented OCR text describes partly cloudy and rainy conditions, mentions temperatures around 88 degrees, coastal showers, and general weather patterns. Several garbled names and places appear, with no coherent locations or dates clearly identifiable.
Miss Ida Publishes New Style Hat Message
Miss Ida announces a new style hat aimed at public health awareness with a focus on practical design and sanitation in fashion. The item highlights updated headwear for daily use and social settings.
Mystery gaming in San Antonio stirs gambler tales
A fragment recalls San Antonio gambling rooms on Houston Street with cloth covered tables and grim talks. Observers describe blackjack dealers, shrinking chip stacks, and players leaving after losses amid threats and biting humor.
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San Antonio
Houston Street
No Fear as Gambler’s Lanes Operate Near Courthouse
A narrator notes gambling layouts within a block of the courthouse and police headquarters. He observes the blackjack dealer’s rhythm and the open operation despite law violations. Traffic interruption halts as he reaches Houstat and North St. Marys Street, continuing on Page 2.
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District Attorney’s Office
Houstat
North St. Mary's Street
Air Circus Opens at Kansas City Mexico Port
Kansas City dispatch reports the air circus begins with dozens of lighter than air craft and ships assembling for a 1600 mile race to Mexico City. The event features continuous racing and exhibition flying by army and civilian pilots, with Capt. Luis St. Verdeja entered as Mexico's first entrant in the weeklong air show.
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Air Circus
Kansas City
Mexico Port
Dungara
Mexico City
Montar
Manson City
Kyosas
Mismari
Meniuo City
Luis St. Verdeja
Messenan Army
Mexico
John Coolidge Given Farewell Bachelor Party
Plainville Conn Sept 21 John Coolidge son of the former president was surprised by intimate friends with a bachelor party at Elm Tree inn Farmington near here. What began as a traditional bachelor dinner to mark his upcoming marriage to Miss Florence Trumbull evolved into a six course steak dinner planned by nine friends.
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Plainville
Conn
John Coolidge
Bla Newell
Elm Tree Inn
Farmington
Moullay
Florence Trumbull
Fleven
Houghton Admits False Pose in Celebrity Imposture Case
Federal officials disclose a confession from Tait Houghton aged 23 in Lor Angeuna. He admits posing as Alanson Loughton former ambassador to Great Britain and deceiving celebrities. He is held in default of $19,000 bail.
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Lor Angeuna
Tait ‘Chew Houghtoe
Alanson Loughton
Great Britain
Hoover Refuses to Aid Harry Sinclair Contempt Case
President Hoover will not commute the sentences of Harry Sinclair and Henry Mason Day in DC jail for contempt of court arising from shadowing the Fall Sinclair jury. The case involves the shadowing of the Sinclair jurors and dates from September. The decision stands as a federal stance on jury protection and contempt rulings.
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Viola Brennan
Tiaht Stott
New Bracnell
Texas
Herght
Tryeuty-strangd
Comal County
Geeks
Hoover
Harry Sinclair
Washington, D
Flarry F. Sinclair
Henry Mason Day
District of Columbia
Hamer Assails Crime in Borger
A Borger report from Captain Frank Hater to Governor Moody describes what he calls the worst bit of organized crime he has faced in his 23 years with the ranger service. He details the rising issue and seeks action.
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Hamer
Borger Austin
Borger
Sears
Ranger Service
Frank Hater
Moody
January Cotton Prices Open With Varied Bids in New Orleans
In New Orleans on September 21 cotton opened with bids across contract months. January bids reached 18.75 cents, March 18.01, May 19.20, July 10.00, October 41.c, and December 14.68 cents, reflecting a range of values among futures contracts.
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New Orleans
Will Rogers remarks on Oklahoma aviation and politics
Claremore dispatch notes Rogers praising Tulsa airport passenger volume and the state’s aviation growth. He jokes about relocating buildings and comments on Senatorial popularity, linking it to a farmer pictured with the new farm board amid mortgage woes.
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Claremore
Senate
Oklahoma
Will Rogers
Autopsy to Determine Cause of Death for Dentist Homer F Hevins
Prominent Ohio State graduate dentist Homer F Hevins was found dead in his office suite. An autopsy will determine if death was natural or foul play. investigators noted night-time disturbance and a light on in the office. Hevins practiced with Dr. R. M. Johnson and was survived by his widow and a stepdaughter.
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Homer F. Hevins
John F. Qnion
Onion
Ron Dukes
Volice
J.J. Calderon
W. W. Thompson
R. F. Tate
Ohio State
Reidents
Hewins
Aton B. Hewins
Main Avenue
Hazel Wouten
R. M. Johnson
University of Ohio
Nebraska
Leflore
Han Antonio
Parachute Jump Plan Blocked by City Mayor
Elinor Smith Otunt planned parachute jumps over Winburn field for Irving Air Chute but Mayor C M Chapshers refused permission Saturday. A Safety tour and a committee from the National Astronautic Association urged approval, but the mayor cited a city ordinance prohibiting dropping from aircraft over the airport. Efforts to relocate the exhibition were underway.
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Winburn Field
Elinor Smith
Irving Air Chute
C. M. Chapshers
Misa Stith
Happy Landings
San Antonio
Wichita
Ean
Plang
Bard & P.m
Bard & P.m. Saturday. Jack Beretta, Ed Feille and Jack Crain
National
Asronautic Association
H. Nichols
Brooksfield
Jon
Chambers
Oramittee
Bomb attack hits Oak Park auto sales house in Chicago
A second bomb exploded at the Marquardt Smucker Automobile Sales company in Oak Park area Chicago early today. The blast wrecked the rear door area, damaged five 50 gallon drums of oil, and caused about 300 dollars in damage. salesmen were knocked to the floor by the force of the explosion.
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Chicago
Sales Areacs
Marquardt-Smucker — Automobile Sales Company
Wisconsin Legislature Ends Record 254-Day Session
Madison reports the Wisconsin legislature adjourned after a 254 day session, the longest in state history. Governor Kohler praised the body for constructive work as he delivered his message to members.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Kohler
100 Women Must Learn to Shoot
In New York on September 21, one hundred women employed by the city including stenographers and telephone operators must learn to shoot. The department in charge of prison bagartered all its staff to learn to shoot.
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New York
75 Bottles Make Home at Beer Flat
In Chicago on September 21 Judge Joseph W. Shulman ruled that a home could not have 75 bottles of beer, declaring the residence a beer flat. Mrs Emily D Jean was freed after a trial despite Sgt Clarence Biveeney finding 7 bottles, with police entering without a search warrant amid a forthcoming party plan.
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Coicago
Joseph W. Shulman
Emily D. Jean
Clarence Biveeney
Sholman
Lindbergh Delays Santo Domingo Stop Amid Flight Details
Pan American radio dispatches from Sept 21 describe Col. Charles Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh en route from Port au Prince to Santo Domingo on a 7000 mile Caribbean tour. The report notes Hond of courses, time aloft, weather, and the couple’s calm demeanor as they navigate toward South America with a 1030 mile covered.
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Colonel Lindbergh
South America
Pan- American Radio
Miami
Cnd
Charles Lindbergh
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Domintean Republic
Santiago de Cuba
Charles A. Lindbergh
Caribbean Sea
Guantamamo Bay
Lindbergh
Dominican Republic
Anyelle
Bax
Doctor McKenzie spared as insane verdict prompts commutation debate
In Texas a jury spared John A. McKenzie from execution by declaring him insane after his murder verdict for Chief of Detectives Sam Street. Governor Moody received Dr. George W. Powell’s letter noting McKenzie is sane now and discussing commuting the death sentence to imprisonment or transferring him to a penitentiary. The asylum superintendent’s affidavit and a subsequent sanity hearing could trigger further action under state law.
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Blundell
Otis Rogers
Farmers' Naonal Bank of
Budi
Fred Blundell
Becky
Wilwer Allison
Rogure
Texas University Law School
Tao Brawstee
Fort Worth
He Sohleyer
New Braunfels
Beyorts
Hogers
Grace Bradley
Austin
Mra. Exers
Otis Wil
Abelas
John Watson
Cameron
Eyedal
Ther
Deine
Duda Bank
Cabbery
Audsisn
Texas
UPI
John A
Pete" McKenzie
Sam Street
Ion Sane
Moody
George W. Powell
Terrellarate Hospital
MeKenzie
McKenzie
MecKenzie
Bera
Marentie
San Antonio State Hospital
Terrel
Shifting Winds Forecast for Pleasant Sunday in San Antonio
North east shifts bring mild conditions in San Antonio and southwest areas. Forecaster J A Tarbes predicts partly cloudy skies and a high near eight degrees for Sunday, with cloudy Gulf coast weather and showers possible. Corpus Christi reports rain Friday night.
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San Antonio
Saturdas
J. A. Tarbes
Gulf Coast
Lanes Valles
Corpus Christi
Daughter of Man in Revolution Dies in Ferros
In Ferros Connecticut on September 2 Mrs Anon Elhiasieib Gord, a Daughter of the Revolution, died at her home. Her father fought to tie Lealogton. The obituary notes her lineage and her lineage ties to Revolutionary era heritage.
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Elhiasieib
Lealogton
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