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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1929

Page

9

Japanese Liner Tenpassan Maru Sinks in Coast Sands

A battered surface shows the Japanese steamer Tenpassan Maru slowly sinking at Copalis River mouth near Ocean Shores Washington after a Thanksgiving Day 1927 wreck. Local histories recount Pacific coast ship disasters, graves, and relics like a Glasgow streetcar recovered from the Bawnmore wreck, noting ongoing coastal erosion and eventual burial of the Tenpassan Maru.

Coualis Wash Oregon Washington Copalis North Pacific Brother Jonathan Oregon Coast W. J. Pirie Destruction Island Giants Bandon Cape Blanco Curry County Glasgow Scotland Callao Peru Northwest Neahkante Mountain Pacific Cape Flattery

Trial date looms for Hansa case in Federal Court

Buffalo New York. Coast guardsman Glenn Jones stands accused of second degree manslaughter in the death of Jacob Hanson of Niagara Falls Elk. Hanson likely faces a jury again in the May term at Rochester. Jennings was tried at Elmira but jurors disagreed. Fort Niagara boat swain Frank Beck, Jennings’s superior, was cleared by Judge John K. Havel. Federal attorney Richard Templeton provides details.

Buffalo N. Y Glenn Jone Pings Coast Jacob PD Hanson Niacara Falls Rochester Jennings Elmira Frank L. Beck Fort Niagara John K. Havel Richard H. Templeton Wioir State of New York Lewiston Niagara Falls

Scottish Piper Idle During King Illness at Balmoral

Report notes that Private Macintosh the Scottish piper attached to the royal household was ordered to stop playing beneath the king's window as his illness worsened. The piece recalls Queen Victoria's custom of a Highland piper at Balmoral and mentions royal precedent through King Edward VII to King George VI.

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Local notes from Huntington and area on Feb 15

Harold Rolce was chosen as a delegate to the Farmers week in Columbus with Mr. Simon the Sullivan school agriculture teacher. The group enjoyed a lively party after which they played games before heading home. Lester Reynolds of Seville visited his uncle Albert Hawley last week. Arthur Drawley of Toledo spent the weekend with his father as all gathered for Sunday dinner at Don Hawley. Mr. and Mrs. Thudium attended a Belden basketball game with their daughter Frieda teaching at the school. Elmer Greenbank of Columbus was a weekend guest of his parents, C. D. and the late Martha Thudium.

Huntington Harald Rolce Columbus Simon Sullivan ‘Tuh Chas. Regal Lester Reynolds Seville Albert Hawley Arthur Drawley Toledo T. B. Thudium Belden Miss Frieda Elmer Greenbank C. D. Greenbank Thudium Martha Thudium Im Nova, QO

Slavery trade site torn down for office complex

In Memphis Tennessee the former slave market building, once known as a hub for Nathan Bedford Forrest and the Souths leading slave dealer, is being demolished to make way for a contemporary office structure.

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