Unavoidable Plane Crash Kills 3 U S Army Aviators
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE N J A P report says the Mitchel Field aircraft crash that killed Captain Robert A Joch of Washington D C Lieutenant J C Martin of Reading Mass and Staff Sergeant Joseph Coul on of Norristown Pa was unavoidable Investigating officer Lieutenant M O Elliott said one engine failed after takeoff from Mitchel Field New York and the bomber then nosedived into the woods near Benny's Land over Wildwood The victims were en route to Langley Field Va carrying suitcases toys a bicycle and clothing for officers wintering at Langley Field
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Cape May Court House
N. J
M. O. Elliott
Mitchel Field
Robert A. Joch
Charleston
D. C
J. C. Martin
Reading
Mass
Joseph Coulon
Norristown
Mitchel Meld
N. Y
Langley Field
Martin
Wildwood
Benny
Coast Guard
Lieutent Elliott
City
Cape May
Kidney salts as remedy for backache and kidney strain
An old medical ad promotes four ounces of Salts mixed in water to flush kidneys, claiming backache and rheumatic pains signal kidney strain. It advises drinking lithia salts from grape and lemon juice, hydrate with soft water, and consult a physician if symptoms persist.
Inquiry into Mrs Biddle death dropped in Los Angeles
Official inquiry into the sudden death of Mrs Craig Biddle, Philadelphia society leader, was abandoned after a county chemist report found no corrosive poison. A plane crash narrative and remarks about wind and ignition system are noted, with bodies moved to an undertaker pending Washington instructions.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Craig Biddle
Philadelphia Society
Martin
Elliott
Washington
Deering Will Sets Charity Bequests in Chicago and Miami
James M. Deering dies at sea aboard the Paris and leaves 1 million dollars to charitable institutions in Chicago and 500 thousand to Miami City Hospital. Visiting Nurses Association and Children's Memorial Hospital in Chicago share 500 thousand each. Relatives receive substantial sums including nephew Charles W. C. Deering at 500 thousand and brother Charles Deering at 175 thousand. Villa Viscaya, the Miami winter home, to be divided among executors.
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Miami
Fia
A.P
Chicago
Miami City
James M. Deering
Charles Deering
Richard F. Howe
F. M. Hudson
Visiting Nurses’ Association
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Mr. Deering
Charles W C. Deering
Frederick A. Prince
Marion W. Deering
Villa Viscaya
Deering
Russians in Poland skip Paris refugee conference
Democrats among Russians in Poland refuse to join a Paris conference of refugees in November aimed at planning the overthrow of the Soviet government. The official refugee committee permits its chairman to attend. Paris reports the gathering will focus on elevating Grand Duke Nicholas to a dictatorship while excluding other future political talks.
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Warsaw
Poland
United States
Paris
Nicholas
All Russia
Eans
German Press Sees Hope in New Locarno Pact
Berlin reports optimism in German newspapers after the Locarno pact text release. Varying voices note progress since Versailles with a cautious line on France Rhineland status. democrat socialist papers run as enthusiastic on the accord.
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Berlin
International
Germany
France
Rhineland
Deputy Sheriff Charged with Assault in Palm Beach
James Sutton deputy sheriff and ex policeman is jailed in West Palm Beach charged with assault with intent to kill Charles Duffin who lies in a local hospital with a bullet in his back Duffin and boarder William Vaughn were leaving Suttons wifes home when neighbors warned them off Sutton fired five shots at the car and fled before surrendering to a motorcycle officer at the home of Evans
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West Palm Beach
Fla
L.N.S
James Sutton
Charles Duffin
Sutton
Palm Beach Heights
William Vaughn
Duffin
Evans
Players Swapped in Reds Giants Trade Talks
The New York World reports Eddie Roush and Eugene Hargrave are involved in a potential deal between Cincinnati and New York. It would send George Kelly Meusel and Frank Snyder to the Reds in a straight player exchange while negotiations continue after a Luque transfer fell through.
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New York
New York World
Eddie Roush
Eugene Hargrave
Cincinnati
George Kelly
Meusel
Frank Snyder
Reds
John J. McGraw
Jack Hendricks
Luque
Giants
Garcia Wins Referee Decision in Ten-Round Bout
Robbie Garcia of Baltimore defeated Danayer of Philadelphia by referee’s decision after a fast ten rounds in Philadelphia. Eddie Brady of Brooklyn earned the rest decision over Al Corbett in the semi windup. The report mentions the Cuban sugar industry and a new watch invented by a young watchmaker among other misreadings.
Fox Possessed by English Sportsman Grows Tamest
A young fox tamed by an English sportsman now shares a dish with the grey hound that captured it, signaling an unusual bond between hunter and quarry.
California Fig Syrup Advertisement Prompt
An old style ad touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy for feverish children with stomach issues. It promises easy relief with a teaspoonful and directs buyers to request the genuine product by name at the drugstore.
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California
Armistice Day Committee Seeks Navy Vessel Involvement
The Armistice Day general committee will meet at the American Legion on Royal Street until 7:30 PM. They await word from the secretary of the navy on sending a cruiser or several destroyers to participate. A request also seeks a submarine or multiple destroyers. The Tallapoosa commander may open the cruiser and patrol boats to public inspection, with excursion rail rates possible if vessels are secured.
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General Committee
American Legion
Royal Street
Secretary of the Navy
Coast Guard
Tallapoosa
Co operative buying urged for hospitals in Louisville
Warren L. Babcock urged cooperative buying for hospitals during a Louisville discussion dated October 20. He emphasized pooled purchases to lower costs and improve supply efficiency for medical facilities.
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Louisville
A.P
Warren L. Babcock
Hospital costs and discounts discussed at AHA convention
Grace Hospital director in Detroit and President Gilmore reported at the American Hospital Association convention that more than one billion dollars is spent yearly on North American hospitals. They noted potential savings of about 33 1 8 percent on some items if bureaus acting as jobbers secured higher cash discounts.
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Grace Hospital
Detroit
Mich
American Hospital Association
North America
Gilmore
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