Two Boys Save Lives In Florida Yacht Disaster
In a Florida tragedy the Clara A yacht sank after a capsizing in Sebastian Inlet. Captain Ed Arnold recounts heroic acts by his sons William 12 and James 18 who pulled women to shore while others perished. Survivors include Mr. and Mrs. David Barnes. Coroner's inquest scheduled as the pilot mourns.
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Fila
Hermen
Clara A
Atlantic Bastion
Bourne Farms Company
Florida
Associess
David Barnes
Philadelphia
Melbourne
C.L. Barton
Wichita
D. E. Buckles
Ed Arnold
Sebastian
Nassau
Arnold
William
James
Lock Davidson
Blood and boils do not mix say health experts
A promotional piece claims pure red blood prevents boils and pest outbreaks. It asserts healthy blood dries infections, strengthens the body and drives toxins out. The ad stresses S and 8S as key aids for restoring red blood cells and overall wellness.
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Straton Address Censured Over Evolution Attack
Rev John Roach Straton leader of the fundamentalists is censured by Clifton Unitarian Church for condemning Frederic Weygold's remark about Straton and evolution. Weygold painter was fined 50 dollars after interrupting Straton’s lecture and challenging his evolution claims.
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Louisville
A.P
John Roach Straton
Clifton Unitarian Church
Frederic Weygold
Straton
Weygold
Mr. Weygold
Germany
United States Troops Quell Panama Rent Disorder
The 83rd Infantry from Fort Clayton intervened in Panama City at the Panamanian government request as strikes over rents escalated. Troops raided strike HQ, seized literature, and a striker died after leaping from a balcony. Tenants sought 12 percent yearly earnings.
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New York
A.P
United States
Panama
83Rd Infantry
Canal Zone
Fort Clayton
Panama City
Panamian
Flashes of Life and scattered world notes in brief
A collage of brief dispatches reports Ruth to hunt in Maine after illness. Alaska rain all month. Tennessee Methodist body backs DC Sunday observance law. Italy and Buenos Aires cable boosts press liberty claim. Bates defeats Oxford in prohibition debate in Maine. a burglar claims miner status in Scranton. hair growth comparison between men and women. a London park manava fine. fleas show jumping limit.
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Anxio
Italy
Buenos Atres
Benito Mussolini
Dawes Appeals for Rules Reform in Senate Speech
Vice President Charles G. Dawes spoke in Elizabeth urging reform of Senate rules to empower the elected majority. Senator Walter Edge backed the push, condemning filibustered subsidies and arguing current rules enable a few to thwart the majority and extract local appropriations.
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N Rakes
A.P
Charles Ga. Dawes
Elizabeth Armory
United States Senate
United States
Walter E. Edge
Senate
People's Representatives
Shipping Board
Sucess
Money Recovered in Los Angeles Mail Truck HoldUp
Los Angeles police detectives announced the recovery of 60 000 dollars and the arrest of a fourth suspect in the Thursday night registered mail truck robbery. The loot was found in a garage rented by one of the previously arrested suspects. His identity and city were withheld.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ga.p
Made a New Woman of Her by Vegetable Compound
Mrs Myra Jenkins of Middleport says the Vegetable Compound restored her health after a run down period. She weighed 90 pounds and kept house with eight in care, but after using the product she regained strength and now weighs 1323 pounds. The testimonials claim wide approval and urge other women to try the remedy.
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William Aldinger
New York
Lydia E
Pinknae
Myra _ JENKINS
Front Street
Middleport
American fliers race with British mystery ships at Schneider
At Mitchell Field Lieut Cyrus Bettis set a Pulitzer record of 248.99 miles as he and Lieut Alford Williams led Americans against British mystery ships. The Royal Aeronautical Club built Beverglings for the Schneider races on Oct 23 and 24. Williams finished at 241.71 miles and Bettis topped his own prior mark amid speculation and defections.
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Mitchel Field
Cyrus Co. Bettis
Army
Baltimore
Royal Aeronautical Club
Lieuts
Bettis
Alford J. Williams
Navy
Schneiden
Lieut
Lieut. Williams
Bonnet
France
Williams
Vandals Strip Plane Belonging to Dead Air Pilot
Postal inspectors may search for vandals who took souvenirs from the plane of Charles H. Ames who died at Bellefonte Pennsylvania eleven days ago. The name plate promised to Ames' California parents was stolen. Public funeral services are expected here before cremation and burial in Jackson Mississippi.
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Cleveland, CO
Charles
H. Ames
Bellefonte
Howard Shever
Eastern Mail Division
Ames
California
Shever
Jackson
Miss
Ames’ Old Home
Bicycle dealer held on kid prisoner claim in store
Louisville police arrest 55 year old P Burch after Lawrence Irvin 13 alleges being kept in a wardrobe for six days and nights in the dealer's shop. The boy says a pistol threat and limited meals occurred as authorities investigated the case.
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Louisville
C. P. Burch
Deaser
Lawrence Irvin
Burch
Irvin
King Ill With Influenza Amid Motor Speed Tests
Belgrade reports King Alexander ill with influenza with temperature 100. Court physicians order bed rest for several days. The article notes speed tests of twelve motors built for two speedsters, with one likely a freak and Lieut Williams setting a diving start record of 302.3 mph on a three kilometer course.
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Belgrade
Alexander
Lieut. Williams
Rubber Shortage Shown in London Market
London reports continued rubber shortages as exports ease only slightly and East shipments lag demand. London stocks dip to about 4,700 tons versus 43,000 a year ago, due to urgent U.S. orders and labor shortages on rubber estates hindering production growth.
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London
A.P
United States
Cholera Epidemic Reported in Manila
Manila reports five deaths and eleven new cholera cases in 48 hours. Health officials caution public to inspect servants and wait staff as most patients were waiters or maids. No foreigners among the cases.
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Manila
A.P
Health Department
Delegation Attends Florists Telegraph Convention
About 1000 delegates gather for the opening session of the Florists Telegraph Delivery annual conference in Atlanta. The association, with members including leading flower dealers and horticulturists from the United States Canada and England, plans an expansion to include other foreign countries.
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Atlanta
A.P
United States
Canada
England
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