Rome fliers prepare to start home after Atlantic crossing
Captain Lewis A. Yancey and Roger Williams led by Undersecretary Balbo and Commander De Pinedo set out from Rome in the Path-Sunder planning a return flight to Peris for a reunion of the Old Orohazi Civs. The Americans aim to honor promises to Prasch fiers Aseciant Le FPevre and Lotti and meet in Montmartre if both crews cross safely.
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Rome
Lewis A. Yancey
Roger Williams
Balbo
Prancesco de Pinwdo
Sunder
Peris Shorty
Orehazi
England
Flors
Boirgs
Perrerin
Taian Fler
Collona Square
Fires blamed on smokers and brush in Idaho forests
Boise July 12 reports from Idaho Timber Protective association show five fires started by smokers and several by brush burning or industrial work. Priday Lightning, usually a major cause, caused only one fire as the fire hazard rises with higher temperatures and lower humidity.
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Boise
Idaho Timber Protective Association
State Land Board
Woman Killed In Car Accident Near Clearwater Canyon
Lewiston Idaho July 12 The body of Mrs Peter Blake 23 was found beneath a fallen tree beside her car wreckage near the Clearwater canyon west of Ahsahka her home. The automobile left the road plunged 60 feet to the canyon bottom and was spotted by Cray an engineer of Camas Prairie railroad 20 feet from the track.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Peter Blake
Clearwater Canyon
Ahsahka
Cray
Camas Prairie Railroad
Thief Stole Trousers from Oregon Short Line Boss
George Gilbert, 73, arrested July 6, transported to Evanston Wyoming after confessing to stealing 616 from the trousers of H. J. Plumhof, general manager of the Oregon Short Line. The trousers were later found on a railroad track. Cannon in serious condition after high voltage shock while working on a derrick. weather mostly fair with local showers in the south tonight.
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Ogden
George Gilbert
Evanston
Wyo
Morton
H. J Plumhboef
Oregon Short Line
Plumhof
Esse
Provo
Utah
Co Y Cannon
Sunywner Oung University
Cannon
Great Plant Gives Workmen Big Vacation
In Chicago a Western Electric Hawthorne plant with 24 000 workers begins a two week paid vacation, leaving 14 000 on a skeleton emergency crew for a $2 500 000 payout. This marks the largest single plant vacation in history as the city braces for a major workforce exodus. The plant ranks behind Detroit Ford in employment and aims to concentrate vacations to avoid year long efficiency losses.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Western Electrics Company
America
Western Electric Works
Wien
Detroit
Judge rules secret education gave boy nine superego
In Los Angeles on July 12 Judge W B Thompson sentenced Gianths Memp for withholding public school attendance from her nine year old son Jack Berry. The court heard her defense that a secret teaching method caused a superego in the boy. The judge denied a motion for a new trial and warned of a harsh awakening when the boy faces the world alone. The boy remains under care while the mother appeals the decision.
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Los Angeles
Jack Berry
W. B. Thompson
Use Municipal Court
Themrmson
Destructive Tornado Hits Devils Lake Crary and Ardoch
Eighteen people were injured and property losses ran to thousands as a tornado struck Devils Lake Crary and Ardoch. Farmers John and Frank Vanderlyn suffered severe injuries when their farm buildings were demolished. George Hand sustained a broken leg. Buildings damaged and farm structures razed. hail wrecked crops in parts of the area.
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Devils Lake N DD
Ihia City
Crary
Ardoch
John
Frank Vanderlyn
Uneir
George Hand
Devils Lake
Crups
Socialist youth gathering draws fifty thousand in Vienna
Fifty thousand young men and women from across Europe assembled before Vienna city hall for an international socialist youth meeting. The crowd filled all approaches as trains brought delegates to the event on July 12.
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Vienna
B-sope
Young Woman Admits Pulling Big Hold Up
A 25 year old Mrs Vivian Scraper and Cecil Streit were jailed after Scraper confessed to the June 28 daylight holdup of two employees of the Security Benefit association in Kansas City. Police found $13 690 hidden in the apartment where they lived with Marie Rainey 16 who aided their told investigators.
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OPERA
Kas
Security Benefit Association
Vivian Scraper
Cecil Streit
Association
Marie Rainey
Streit
Louis Streit
Today's Scores From Four Baseball Games
Four games scheduled with partial scores listed for Chicago New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis and others. Key pitchers and lineups noted for each contest with final tallies partially shown and references to runs and errors.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Grove
Perkins
Kimsey
Offman
Ogden
Hopkins
Schans
China tightens grip as Soviet conflict grips Manchuria
In Harbin and across Manchuria Sino Russian tensions flare as Chinese authorities seize a railway and expel Russian staff. Reports say Soviet troops near eastern Siberia threaten intervention. China closes Soviet agencies and disbands unions while Beijing denounces propaganda and pledges confrontation if needed. Tokyo monitors crisis and maintains neutrality while safeguarding interests.
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Harbin
Manchuria
China
Hartin
Siberia
Moscow
Chang Ching-Hui
O. N. Melinikov
M Emshanov
Pan Chit-Kuang
Lu Yung-Huang
Russia
Vladivostok
Tokyo
Japan
Elks Conclude 65th Convention in Los Angeles
Delegates dispersed after a 65th annual convention closing in Los Angeles. The final pageant featured floats celebrating the motion picture industry and Col Walter P. Andrews of Atlanta was installed grand exalted ruler. Atlantic City will host the 1930 convention.
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Los Angeles
Benevolent and Protective Order of Flks
Elkhom
Grand Lodge
Walter P. Andrews
Atlanta
Atlantic City
N. J
Tragic Fire Brigade Parade Kills Eleven Youths in Gillingham
In Gillingham England a gala fire rescue show turned deadly as a model house burst into flames. Eleven boy cadets aged 12 to 14 perished while others were seriously burned and rushed to St. Bartholomew's hospital. Fireman Jack Tabrett watched the tragedy despite earlier success in the mock ceremony. Bodies were charred and identification limited with only five named among the dead. Ronald Mitchell was reported dead but later said to be alive in critical condition.
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Gillingham
Eng
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Jack Tabrett
Tabett
Model House
Opie
Sen
Aman
Ronald Mitchell
Claims Tariff No Great Help Washington
A tariff subcommittee heard Fred Brenckman of the National Grange warn that proposed duties on hides leather shoes and sugar would harm farmers. He said the house votes on hides and shoes would disadvantage farmers and yield no benefit from the agar tariff. H F Lippitt argued long staple cotton duties would not aid American producers despite Egyptian cotton imports.
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Washington
Fred Brenckman
National Grange
Finance Committee
Brenckman
H F Lippitt
Rhode Island
Chinese seek custody of Ying Kao for opium case
Washington July 12 AP Chinese Minister Wu sealed a request to Secretary Stimson to hand Mrs Ying Kao wife of the Chinese consul in San Francisco to Chinese authorities for trial on opium smuggling charges. Officials noted the secretary was considering the request though unofficial opinion leaned against granting it. Reports said the death penalty could be possible if convicted in China.
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Peking
China
Manchura
Russia
Harbin
Washington
Chnese
Wu ‘Oda
Seceretary
Stimson
Ying Kao
Nsus
San Prencisco
Legation
Heiress Gorman Marriage Sealed. Lawsuit Seeks Annulment
Westchester county court has begun action to annul the secret marriage of Mrs. Natalie Guggenheim Gorman to Thomas M. Gorman. Guardian-at-law John M. Holeworth says a summons was served over two months ago and a defense filed, while bride’s father Edward Guggenheim opposes the union. The Guggenheims are Jewish. Gorman is Catholic. The couple wed secretly April 6 at Great Neck and Mrs. Gorman sailed for Europe May 25 with her parents.
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White Plains
N. Y
Natalie Guggenheim Gorman
Guggenheim
Thomas M. Gorman
Long Island
Westchester County
John M. Holeworth
Ride
Gorman
Edward A Guggenheim
Guggernheims
Great Neck
Europe
Postals Director Arrested in Naples Mail Theft Ring
Italy July 12 Cavaliere Michael De Lima De Lima director of the sub post office in Naples arrested as he left with a bag of about one hundred letters each containing five dollars sent by American immigrants. Inspectors seek to estimate total losses over three years believed to run to thousands.
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Naples
Italy
America
Cavaliere
Michael de Lima de Lima
de Lima
Assessors Meet With Board Called By Governor
Assessors were summoned by the governor to meet with the board of equalization for two weeks starting August 12. The county assessors will explain county listings and the board will fix the state valuation.
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Boise
Eee
Board of Equalization
County Board of Equalization
Endurance Flight Pushes Toward 300 Hours in Angeleno
Culver City California July 12 Angeleno continues endurance flight breaking hours in air as Mendels and Reinhart press toward 300 hours with 244th hour logged at 1129 am and 37th refueling completed delivering 100 gallons of gasoline.
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RE. B. Reinhart
Ieft
L. W. Mendell
Calif
Culver City
Angeleno
Angtieno
L. W. Mendels
R. B. Reinhart
L. W Mendell
Mendel
Tragic Crash Near Kalispell Injures N II President’s Wife
Mrs. W F Scott wife of the head of the National Industrial Institute New York City suffered two broken legs and her husband severe chest injuries when a car collided with a truck carrying 18 Polytechnic Institute of Virginia students near Kalispell Montana. None of the Virginia students were injured.
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Kalispell
Mont
W. F. Scott
National Industrial Institute of New York
Disastrous Cloudburst Strikes Exclusive El Paso District
A sudden cloudburst drenched an elite El Paso area, causing about a quarter million dollars in damage. A wall of water swept streets, hurling rocks and furniture, washing away homes and flooding foundations. Rail service was briefly disrupted but later resumed as debris removal began.
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Paso
Texas
Southern Pacific
Abe Mitchell Wins Irish Open in Playoff
Portmarnock Ireland July 12 Abe Mitchell captured the Irish open in a playoff after yesterday's triple event scores showed Mitchell 180 Holland 160 and Archie 152 in a 73 hole format before the playoff failed to settle the overall winner.
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Port Marnock
Ireland
Abe Mitchell
Archie Amt
Len Holland
Meade
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