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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1925

Page

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Hope for recovery of missing seaplane PN-9 and crew

Washington reports analysis gives reason to hope for recovery today of Commander Rodgers and the missing seaplane PN-9 No. 1 after base commander's brief. Honolulu notes renewed search as 18 destroyers rush to the scene following a forced crash near Kauai. A Peterson plane aided repairs and left, considered a minor incident.

Washington Capain Stanford E. Moses Hawaiian Flight Project Navy Department Rodgers Honolulu Peterson Kauai PNA Navy Saupan

Bound Driver in Car Burns in New York Street

A unidentified man was burned to death today in East List street as a saturated sedan burned with his beads tied behind his back. The car had its license plates removed and features were burned beyond recognition. Police find no evidence to identify the victim. investigators believe foul play may be involved. CHOLERA CASE The Bureau of Animal Industry reports a hog cholera case on the premises of James Faith near Dry Tin.

New York East List Street Bureau of Animal Industry James Faith Dry' Tin

Synthetic Steaks Soon He Predicts

Ottawa Gent 5 4 Syn thetic beefsteaks made from cotton seed are forecast by Br. Davis Wesson of New York former president of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers Speaking before the Ottawa section of the Society of Chemical Industry he said recent investigations by the United States Department of Agriculture showed that the protein of cotton seed closely resembled that of meat It was only a question of time before chemists discovered how to produce a meat substitute from the seed.

Ottawa Br. Davis Wesson New York American Institute of Chemical Engineers Society of Chemical Industry United States Department of Agriculture

Mob Seeks 10 Get Man Who Wounded Wife

Baltimore Sunt at Leadenhall street: James Gurry, 40, wounded his wife then faced an angry mob. Patrolman Joseph Maskell disarmed him, escorts followed, and Gurry was taken to the Southern Police Station after the confrontation outside the home. The wife is reported to be seriously injured with an eye at risk.

Baltimore, Sunt James Gurry Joseph Maskell Gurry Leadenhall Street Baltimore Curry

Americans Enter Battle at Key Riffian Center Morocco

In Ouezzan French Morocco on September 5 American airmen of the Lafayette Maccradle squadron made their debut as a combat unit. They joined the fight on a major Riffian stronghold, taking part in raids and air operations as part of the broader assault on the Rif frontier.

Ouezzan French Morocco Lafayette Macradille Raldy

Mitchell Blames Superiors For Disaster In Shenandoah

San Antonio Sept 5 Colonel William Mitchell air officer of the eighth area and former assistant chief of the Air Service denounced the war and navy departments over the Shenandoah disaster and the loss of the PN-9 No 1 in the Honolulu flight predicting military arrest by Monday for his statements.

San Antonio Tex William Mitchell Eighth Area Air Service War and Navy Departments Shenandoah Honolulu

Lanxdownes Fear of Electric Storms Revealed in Manual

Washington Sept. 5 The anger of electrical storms to air ships was fully recognized by Commander Lansdowne skipper of the wrecked Shenandoah who lost life in the disaster in a manual of aviation for the Naval Air Service. The manual says the chief dangers from storms are violent air bumps and eddies that threaten structural stress. It notes storms follow certain periods and localities and that charting storm tracks with warnings would aid safe flight. Instruments to detect storm directions would be valuable as pilots must constantly assess disturbances.

Washington Aqbary Lansdowne Shenandoah Naval Air Service Ualte Alto Naval Air Station Lakehurst N. J Zachary Lansdowne The

Valentino Plans Paris Trip Following Wife

Hollywood, September 5. Rudolph Valentino, the Latin lover of the screen, announced he and his wife would take a martial vacation and now plans to sail in two weeks for Paris. Mrs Valentino, National Rambova, is already en route to Paris.

Hollywood Cal Rudolph Valentino

VANDALISM TO BE DISCUSSED VANDALISM TO BE DISCUSSED

Secretary Wilbur will discuss with the Attorney General the vandalism at the Shenandoah wreck site in Ohio. The report notes the issue as a topic for consideration following the disaster.

Wilbur Navy Department Washington Ohio

Arrests linked to West Waalfington pool hall robbery

Police report several arrests today in connection with last night's robbery at Myers pool room and sett ering parlors located at 407 West Waalfington street. About $20 in cash was taken from a desk drawer and the entry appeared to be through a transom.

Myers West Waalfington Street

No Paper Monday Labor Day note

The Daily Mall will not be issued next Monday in observance of Labor Day.

Mrs Knodle Injured in Auto Crash Near Hagerstown

Edward Knodle antique dealer and his wife with young daughter escaped serious injuries after a head on collision on Cavetown pike near Hagerstown. Mrs Knodle cut face and hand from broken windshield. husband and daughter bruised. Left sides of both cars damaged. Stutz and Buick severe body damage.

Edward Knodle Royularizeh Fairfield Cavetown Pike Hagerstown Pennsylvania Cavetown Knodle Stutz Pennay Buick Kno We

Father Fails To Support Family Sentenced In City Court

Fl den Ensminger of Foundry Street was sentenced to three months in the House of Correction after being charged with failing to support his wife and six children aged from 1 month to 2 years. The case, heard before Justice J. Scott Bower, noted the need for clothing for the children as school begins next week. The attorney Rouletta sought separate warrants before Judge Leon KR Yourtee of Juvenile Court for further action.

den Ensminger Foundry Street House of Correction J. Scott Bower Stata Rouletta Leon KR Yourtee

Angling Business Surges Amid Idle Coal Miners in Hazleton

In Hazleton Iowa on September 6, reports note thousands of idle anthracite mine workers move to fishing sections daily. Local houses selling angling equipment indicate a thriving trade at the heart of the coal industry downturn.

Hazleyun

Devastating Blaze Levelled 230 Dwellings in Shreveport

A massive fire in Shreveport Louisiana destroyed 230 dwellings across nine blocks, housing over 1000 people. Six injured, two seriously, as water mains were damaged and city crews and bucket brigades fought the blaze for hours. Authorities planned a 1 AM citizens meeting to address the homelessness and possible causes, including dynamite rumors.

Shreveport Walter Mains O. Clildress Garden Street Mantes Fire Department Lee Thomas

Missing baragraph records aid Shenandoah inquiry

Caldwell Ohio Sept 5 P The Mitch sought paragraph with records from the Shenandoah have been found and may aid naval authorities in determining the cause of the smash up. The paragraph was located at Cambridge in the log sheets there. They were in the hands of souvenir seekers. Authorities have not yet had time to check the reading on the baragraph records. The record is to be photographed and enlarged so that the authorities can determine the altitude during the storm and before the storm.

New York Caldwell Ohio Curbo Arlington National Cemetery Coolidge White House Navy Los Angeles United States Wilbur Mitch Shenandoah Cambridge

Driver fined after attempting risky hug while driving

In a Prederlyc police court ruling Justice Motlur fined Luther M. Gilbert five dollars for rucks lesa driving after State Officer Sprech testified Gilbert traded his car from Brasklock to Frederick and hugged a girl with one arm while driving, failing to observe safety and the firetrita policy.

Motler Prederlyc Luther M. Gilbert Lesa Sprech Gilbert Brasklock Frederick Gilbert Widhla Justice Motlur Palateim

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