Shenandoah disaster probe details released
Omaha report cites Admiral Moffett saying Lansdowne was not ordered to pilot a Columbus Ohio valley trip despite his belief it was unsafe. He noted Lansdowne pressed for the flight and officials deferred to his judgment. The wreck inquiry head Klein said all bodies of the 14 dead were treated with utmost care amid criticism of policy.
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Lansdowne
Shenandoah
Ohio Valley
William A. Moffett
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Wilbur
Navy
Army
William H.mitchell
Washington
Damaged War Victims Described as Multiplied Still Unburied
The commander said all bodies were mutilated and relatives would not want to see them. Some could not be embalmed. Bodies were moved to a barn for protection from the heat as officials sought timely removal. Navy burial customs required flag and uniform coverage, but resources prevented rush. Continued on page Hight.
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Navy
Naifsrais
Banquet Fetes High Rail Officials At Pocatello Meet
In a lively gathering in Pocatello, high officials from the Union Pacific Short Line and allied rail units praised teamwork and rivalry. Short Line athletic director George Slingerland announced a 131 to 98% victory over U P, with LA & SL 64 and CO W A & N 41%. The baseball result was pending due to rain.
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George Slingerland
Short Line
U. P
Slingerland
J. I.king
Gray
W. G. Comstock
Usic
Helen Robbins
Atello Athletic Club
J. I. King
C. Ben Rossing
Idaho
Pocatello
Union Pacific
Calvin Coolidge
Pocastello
Omaha
G. H. Sinés
R. R
Bombing trip by Americans over Moroccan front
Fez and Ouezzan fronts report intensified enemy activity as Abd El Riffian forces shift troops toward western sectors. American volunteer aviators with French forces completed a second bombing mission over Heshuan dropping a ton of explosives while Franco Spanish efforts press Alhucemas and Ouezzan fronts amid mounting rifle and anti aircraft fire.
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Fez
French Morocco
Neh
Abd-El
Ned
Adjir
She Shuan
Ouezzan
Quergha
Ovezzan
Morocco
Nere
Heshuan
Early season baseball scores from Brooklyn to Detroit
A string of baseball results shows Brooklyn falling to Philadelphia and New York splitting with Boston. Other games include Chicago at Pittsburgh, Cleveland vs Chicago, Boston vs New York, and Philadelphia vs Washington with varied tallies and standout pitchers.
Two En Jons Triumph In Tight Tie At Home Run Mega
Two en Jon players Trantse rae te ited and Cooney powered a double in a packed game. Greenfield and Draves contributed key hits as late scoring kept the tie.
Prohibition Leader Mrs C B Cook Shot Dead at Home
Mrs C B Cook president of Benton county U U and active anti liquor advocate was shot through a first floor window at her Vinton home while preparing a W C T U report. An inquest was held and police pursued possible liquor related motives. Her death follows a previous egging incident at her residence two months earlier. No arrests by 10 am today.
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Cook
C. B. Cook
Sioux City
Ilona
Mrs Cook Death Linked to Prohibition War
Des Moines report says Mrs Cook of Vinton was killed with theories pointing to bootlegger vengeance. Iowa W C T A officials described her as a martyr to the prohibition cause and note county W A president active in efforts at headquarters. No official comment available on the slaying impact or motives.
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Des Moines
Abbie Anderson
Iowa W. Co. T. A
Cook
Vinton
W. A
Tbs
Raw Meat Nourishing Theory Backed by Experiments
Paris September 8 A paper by Professor Charles Richet to the academy of sciences reports experiments comparing raw and cooked meat in same species fish. Those fed raw meat grew rapidly while those fed cooked grew slowly and some died. Richet later won the 1913 Nobel Prize in medicine.
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Paris
Charles Richet Ro
Academy of Sciences
Rieger
Navy continues search for missing PN-9 seaplane
Washington reports the Navy will persevere in locating PN-9 No. 1 missing near Hawaii after reviewing west coast reports and fleet efforts. Commander Rodgers and four crewmen are missing, with ships scanning a widening area as Honolulu observers describe tireless patrols and hopeful traces.
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Navy
Hawaii
Wilbur
Rodgers
Honolulu
San Francisco
U. S. Navy
John Rodgers
Pacific
Filyers
Insubordination in Mitchell Case Insubordination in Mitchell Case
Montclair New Jersey September 8 AP Harrison Noel 20 a former Harvard student and escapee from an insane asylum admitted guilty to kidnapping six year old Mary Daly. He faces murder and wounding charges while Raymond Pierce a Negro taxi driver stands apart as the alleged driver of the abduction. Noel may be confined for life if found sane. Essex County seeks alienists to determine his mental state before further proceedings.
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N. J
Harrison Noel
Mary Daly
Raymond Pierce
Essex County Grand Jury
D'Alvia
Noel
Essex County Board of Freeholders
Overbrook Hospital
Overbrook
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Harrison W. Noel
Harvard
Bobby Franks
Chicago
John Sandin
James A. Mason
Essex County
John A. Bigelow
State Hospital
Trenton
Controversy Not Included Washington Air Service Dispute
Secretary Wilbur replied to Colonel William Mitchell's charges about army and navy air services. The Shenandoah western trip, planned before other flights, is not linked to failures. Mitchell's case goes to inspector general Helmick for facts, with possible court martial if grounds exist. Major General Hull and others may be consulted. final decision expected after inquiry.
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Washington
Wilbur
Wm. Mitchell
Navy
Army Air Services
Mitchell
William Mitchell
Inspector General of
Army
War Department
Davis
Helmick
San Antonio
Hines
John A. Hull
General Air Service
Wife Held as Authorities Probe 1924 Mont. Death
Miles City Montana AP reports Mrs Nellie Ottinger aged 31 is jailed as investigators examine the death of her husband Arthur Ottinger in May 1924. No charges filed yet. County Attorney says verified traces of motion are being pursued.
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Miles City
Mont
Nellie Ottinger
Arthur Otinger
Weere
Summary of trap shooting and sport results across leagues
The summary lists team placements with O. S. L. and U. P. among leaders in trap shooting events. It notes individual gun, target accuracy, and multiple disciplinary wins and runners up. O. 8. L. and U. P. appear repeatedly with firsts and seconds in singles, doubles, golf, fly casting, and rifle events, reflecting a broad compe tition across clubs and venues.
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Sumaary
U. P
O. W
Gove
L.A. Ie
Rents
Anderson
Miss Gant
Brunner
Lawrence
Mise O'Malley
Mrs. Ehlert
Mary Gant
George Drkerbert
Hoover
Hall
Hoover and Neiman
Controversy Settled Over System Meet Scores
Morning session resolved the total points in the system meet after a no contest ruling on the baseball game. Bear ball club of Pocatello agreed to donate the game and trophy to Union Pacific. OBL led by two and a half points but protest affected results. cup donated and UP unit awarded. Bears showed sportsmanship as OBL representatives in the championship game.
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Commission On
U. W
O. S
O. W
O.P
U. P
Pocatélls Bears
Union ‘Pacific
Scientists Seek Scientific Basis for Politics at Conference
More than 100 professors attend the third annual national conference on the science of politics in New York. Round table discussions aim to model political behavior using psychology biology and anthropology and to improve social control through scientific methods.
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Individul
Scceeaia
Diversity
National
Pate University
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