Earhart First Woman Licensed By Aeronautics
Miss Amelia Earhart receives the first woman’s license from the National Aeronautic Association in Washington after test flights reaching 11 000 feet. She joins a list of notable early aviation milestones as world events unfold in brief form.
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Notable deaths and global events cross 1910s era brief
Edward Miller and Henry Woodland die in Milwaukee reflecting local loss. Mrs. Watson passes in Georgia. Quito earthquake kills two and injures many. Moscow executes 61 for bribery. 2,500 jailed for graft. Abyssinia slave tally exceeds two million per League of Nations. Bagdad railway sale linked to Rothschilds greeting financiers. Paris bread price to rise May 20 amid siege legacy. O Connor honored in London as dean of the house. Russian reply to British ultimatum decoded. Moose Factory votes by aviator transport. Wicklow Republicans routed. leader Plunkett shot.
Ohio Supreme Court Limits Governor's Highway Policy Control
Ohio's high court ruled the governor through the finance director cannot control highway construction policies or materials. Donahey called the decision shifts power toward the legislature, rendering the governor more of a figurehead.
Seventy three die in school fire in Camden
A schoolroom tragedy in Cleveland near Camden South Carolina claims 73 lives when an oil lamp explodes during a graduation play causing a stampede and stair collapse. Victims include 60 local residents and many relatives. funeral rites draw thousands.
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Four Die Under Motor Car Near Cairo Illinois
Four persons including two children burned to death when the automobile left the road between Mound City and Mounds. The victims are Lee Roach 27 Ben Gaffney 86 Cecil White 2 1/2 and Mil erine White 4 Roach s nephew and Roach s son survived a ten year old boy was thrown to bushes. Roach apparently lost control as another car did not force him off the road.
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Bigamy Charge Denied in New York Probate Case
In Dublin Court of Appeals probate action, Guy R. Marone denies that Mrs. Bula Croker widow of Richard Croker was his wife. Marone's attorney Michael R. Matteo said the charge is false. Marone resided in Greenwich Village and declined to discuss the issue. The bigamy accusation concerns Mrs Croker and her large estate.
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Brokers Sent To Jail for Contempt of Court
Howard M. Fuller and William M. McGee partners in the bankrupt BH. M. Fuller firm were jailed by Federal Judge Goddard for contempt for failing to surrender business records the Supreme Court ruled they could not lawfully conceal from authorities probing the firm's members.
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Chinese Threaten Allens at Tientsin Bandits’ Ultimatum
Marcel C. Berube, captive of the Shantung bandits, is returning to carry their ultimatum to the Chinese government from the Paotzuka Mountain stronghold. The bandits threaten to shoot two American and two British captives if troops are not withdrawn by Tuesday.
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Plane Amuck In Wind Kills Three in Marseilles Crowd
An airplane that had landed at Pamniers was swept into a crowd by a gusty wind, killing three bystanders and injuring ten. The incident occurred as the craft toppled and people scattered. Police investigated the accident and identified the vessel and pilot.
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Mother's Day Founder Demands End to Confectioner Profiteering
Miss Anna Jarvis, founder of Mother's Day, clashed with the Associated Retail Confectioners at their convention in Philadelphia. She accused members of profiteering and gouging the public by commercializing Mother's Day symbols and urged the practice to stop.
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Ne Whirfala Western April 1928 Schedule
The notice outlines a daily schedule with departures to Sardinia and Hillsboro key stops. It mentions a branch for the service, with specific 4 00 pm and 12 15 pm times and references to Roanoke and John L. Bladon as assistant general passenger, Cincinnati Ohio.
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