Mail plane drops on Pocatello air field crash kills seven
Seven people die when a mail plane crashes into the nose dive during a midday flight. Names linked to Ogden and Salt Lake City include Jesse S. Richards and Paul M. Wheatley. A woman believed to be Mrs Lawrence aper and two children are among the deceased or missing. The crash occurred as the ship descended, with investigators tracing the cause.
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Paris
Pflight
Pocatello Air Field
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Salt Lake City
Seven Die in Airway Plane Crash Near Ogden Airport
A southbound National Parks Airway plane crashed while attempting a landing near the Ogden area this noon. Seven people died, five instantly and two later at Lynn Brothers hospital. Identified victims included Jesse R. Richards, Ogden chamber of commerce secretary, and Floyd A. Timmerman, a reporter for the Ogden Standard Examiner. The aircraft, en route from Great Falls to Salt Lake, struck the ground after circling and dipping at about 30 feet, its nose tearing into the fuselage and crushing many passengers. Police and observers reported wreckage scattered along the highway west of town as investigators from Miller and Kiemore examined the scene and questioned witnesses.
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Ogden Chamber of Commerce
Floyd A. Timmerman
Ogden Standard Examiner
McLean
Lynn Brothers’ Hospital
Salt Lake
Great Falll
American Falls
Jeme Richards
Timmerman
Wheatley
L. A. Lehrbas
Miller
Department of Commerce
East Lake City
Great Falls
Helens
Ray Kiemore Wes
Belt Lake
Montana
Felix Meinle
Forest blazes continue burning in California
Two fires in northern and southern California raged out of control. In Pine Valley near Ban, a blaze rebuilt, consuming 2,000 acres and destroying 22 homes. In Shasta National Forest 460 men fought a 3,200 acre fire, hoping for containment within a day.
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San Francisco
Iforna
Pine Valley
Ban
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Catholic delegation sails to eucharistic service
A seventy member Catholic delegation left Bept 4 from Venture for a eucharistic service. The party was led by Dune of New York with Drumin of Des Moines Heelan of Sioux City and other members from Wichita and Kansas. Cardinale venture Cerpett is noted as the honored guest.
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Venture
Wo Dune
New York
Bistops
Dee Moines
Heelan
Gioux City
Werther
Wichita
Kan
Cerpett
Senator Schall Backs Hoover Predicts Republican Victory
Senator Thomas Schall of Minnesota told President Coolidge he would support Herbert Hoover and forecast a GOP win. He criticized the Democratic platform and noted Hoover's record and honesty as preferable to Governor Smith. He expected a Republican victory in Minnesota. Boise schools opened with six thousand students, many sessions brief and early dismissal for registration today.
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Wis
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Minnesota
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Schaill
White House
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Washington
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Prospect
French Canary Bird heads toward U S in transatlantic flight
The bright yellow monoplane Canary Bird carrying Jean Assolant Rene Lefevre and Armand Levy from Paris Lebourget field headed southwest then west toward the Azores and United States. The team aims for Mitchel Field New York with reception planned after an estimated forty hours flight.
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Armand Lott
Bay of Biscay
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Communal Riots in India Result in Heavy Losses
In Calcutta at Kharapur eleven people died and 34 injured as police fired on a crowd during a Hindu Muslim gathering. Four Mohammedans were killed when raiders hit 60 nearby houses. In Simla the Indian legislative assembly reports 149 killed and 1,345 injured across India since July 1, 1926.
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British India
Kharapur
Simla
Indian Legislative Assembly
India
Miss America Sets Speed Boat Record
Detroit reported Gar Wood, the speed boat wizard, piloted Miss America VII to a new world record in trials for the one mile championship of North America. He averaged 92.834 miles an hour, breaking the old mark of 80.567 mph set by Miss America V two years ago.
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Baseball Scores From Today's American League Games
Summary of multiple Chicago Detroit Cleveland St Louis Washington Boston New York and Pittsburgh contests with run totals and key pitchers. Highlights include Detroit’s two games at Chicago and home runs in several clashes, along with Philadelphia and Boston matchups and Boston’s comeback efforts.
Hoover to Open Campaign at Newark September 17
Herbert Hoover will speak in Newark New Jersey on Monday September 17. The address will focus on labor questions and be broadcast nationwide from the First Regiment armory as part of his eastern campaign kickoff.
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Idaho
Moover-Curtis
Detroit
Ray Benjamin
Republican Committee
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Pacific Coast
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Borah
Republican National Committee
New York City
Middle West
Ohio
New York
Four residents injured in Pocatello incident
Arthur Shipe twenty and Audrey Halstrom twenty three, both of Pocatello, are dead. Wright Sutton of Pocatello is seriously injured. Blanche Taylor of Pocatello is seriously injured and Ray Lilenquist has a slight cut on the arm.
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Pocatello
Blanche Taylor
Ray Lilenquist
Tragic Highway Crash Near Inkom Kills Three
A Hudson coach driven by Wright Sutton from Pocatello left the highway two miles south of Inkom at 7 30 this morning plunging onto the roadside. Arthur Shipe 20 of the Short Line rip track was killed instantly and Audrey Halstrom a Reed Construction stenographer died at the Pocatello hospital. Wright Sutton and Blanche Taylor were seriously injured Ray Lilenquist survived with cuts to the arm and head. Coroner H L McHan and Dr James Young rushed to the scene and transported the injured to General hospital where Halstrom died shortly after.
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Wright Sutton
Pocatello
Ray Lilenquist
Arthur Shipe
Audrey Halstrom
Reed Construction Company
Blanche Taylor
Lijenquist
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James Young
Renquist
General Hospital
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Dieh
Young Coolidge Begins Career in East
John Coolidge son of the president leaves Superior Wisconsin for the east to start his career. The departure follows his last Sabbath at the Brule church as reporters and public attention surround his step toward chosen work and future prospects.
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Wis
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Brule
John
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