Memorial Services for ZR-2 Victims at Westminster Abbey
In Westminster Abbey London a memorial service honored British and American airmen who died in the ZR disaster. King George and Queen Mary representatives attended with military and American officials as the Rev H D Wiener led the ceremony. The service featured three hymns and tribute to martyrs of science.
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Westminster Abbey
White Hall
George
Queen Mary
Army
Navy
H. Dpd. Wiener
Royal Air Forces
Mary
Davenport
Eng
Atlantic
Dauntless
Hum River
Har
Romance Shattered After Killing in Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama on September 7 the romance between Mrs Ruth Stephenson Gussman and Pedro Gussman ends in separation. The marriage to Gussman, a Catholic Puerto Rican, helped trigger the killing of Father James E Coyte by Rev Edwin R Stephenson, the girl's father and a Methodist minister. Mrs Gussman packed her clothes while Gussman attended a Labor Day picnic and left. The separation fuels rumors she may reconcile with her parents as the legal case proceeds.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ruth Stephenson Gussman
Pedro Gussman
Gussman
James E. Coyte
Edwin R. Stephenson
Judith Dignowity Heads to Europe for Vocal Training
Judith Dignowity, 20, of St. Paul Minnesota, is traveling to Europe to pursue advanced vocal training. She worked a day shift in a restaurant and a night cashier job in a drug store to save funds and study with a St. Paul teacher before proceeding abroad.
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Judith Dignowity
St. Paul
Minn
Europe
Judith
Research Bureau to Hold Tax Cut Meet
A conference will be held Thursday at 4 P.M. in the Masonic club rooms Arcade building by the Municipal League. The meeting aims to plan a campaign for a further reduction in the local tax levy through an organized bureau of municipal research.
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Masonic Club
Municipal League
Bureau of Municipal Research
Funeral Services for Albert Britton in Seattle
Funeral services for Albert L. Britton of Tacoma will be held in Seattle at the Home Undertaking Co. upon arrival of relatives from the East. Britton died Monday from injuries after a fall down an elevator shaft at the Everett Department Store in Everett.
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Everett
Albert L. Britton
Tacoma
Seattle
Home Undertaking Co
Ex War Secretary Baker's Mother Dies
Mrs. Newton D. Baker, 78, mother of former Secretary of War Baker, died at her Cleveland home. The death occurred Tuesday, authorities said, with funeral plans to be announced.
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Baker
Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
World League Averts Crisis Over Chile Bolivia Clash
The League of Nations assembly adjourned amid a dispute over revising the Chile Bolivia treaty. Augustin Edwards of Chile argued the league cannot revise any treaty, threatening withdrawal. President Karnebeek proposed postponing the dispute to prevent a rupture.
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Geneva
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Bolivia
Chile
Augustin Edwards
League
Versailles
Edwards
Assembly
Karnebeek
League Record of the Year Highlights World Progress
Geneva reports from Sept noting League of Nations achievements over the past year. Wars averted between Sweden Finland and Lithuania Poland. Austria relief scheme advanced. typhus fight in Poland overseen. 334,930 POWs repatriated. permanent international court machinery created with 40 signatories. Danzig and Saar governed by new leagues. 69 treaties registered. Commissions prepared anti opium and white slave reports and a disarmament study.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Sweden
Finland
Aaland Islands
Lithuania
Poland
Austria
League
Free City of
Danzig
Saar Basin
S—League
Centralia Crash Injures McCormack Lumberman and Woman Passenger
George McCormack and a female passenger were slightly injured when McCormack’s auto wrecked on a grade near Grand Mound. The incident occurred in Centralia as responders arrived to assist and assess damages.
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Centralia
George McCormack
McCormack
Grand Mound
Plan Hearings on Pay Change in Seattle
A series of public hearings on revising city salary schedules will start Friday at the city council chamber. The public service commission and citizens advisory committee will hear input from city workers, residents, and other interested parties. The committee, led by Kt. C. Erakine, has sent questionnaires to other cities and 60 Seattle firms to guide salary recommendations for November council review.
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City Council
Public Service Commission
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Commission
Kt. C. Erakine
Anna Marie Brueggerhoff
Port of
Seattle
Charles F. Price
Capital
John H. Carter
H. C. Mason
Citizens’ Committee
Council Finance Committee
Homeseekers See Northwest Growth Potential
W A Irwin of Alderwood Manor told the Advertising Club at the Hotel Washington Annex that Northwest natural conditions attract inquiring families from the Middle West. He cited capital ranges from 2500 to 75000 and urged development of dairying poultry and berries on millions of acres of logged-off lands.
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Northwest
W. A. Irwin
Alderwood Manor
Advertising Club
Hotel Washington Annex
Middle West
Washington
Hear Report Tonight on Sheriff's Office Meeting
At a meeting in the Masonic club room Seattle tax reduction council will receive a special committee report on the King county sheriff's office. Jerry St John sentenced six months in county jail and a $500 fine for a booze law violation, linked to fermenting mash odors.
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Masonic Club
Tax Reduction Council of
Seattle
King County Sheriff's Office
Davenport
Wash
Jerry St. John
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