24 Aug 1923
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1923
Page
1
Record flight ends at 11:14 after relay from San Francisco to Coast Air field. Pilot Wesley L. air mail crew set new time, surpassing Army Lt. Lieutenants record for New York to San Diego non stop run in 26 hours 50 minutes.
The Chicago air mail test starts as a 38 month operation covering a route with six stops and ten minute holds at each. Pilot Smith reports freezing weather at high altitude while maintaining altitude near 10 000 feet as he crosses 13th street.
A youth is killed in an amplifier explosion near Las Vegas, Nevada. The incident occurs during a community event in Miami. authorities report fire and fatal burns as the boy’s death is confirmed.
Early reports indicate Premier Kato is in a coma with death expected momentarily. Cabinet plans to resign and a new group will be chosen, amid talks on naval arms reductions and the Washington naval treaty.
The article summarizes Germany's May 1 reparations proposal of 30 billion gold marks to be paid by 1971 with an international loan and annuities, plus pledges tied to the rail system and industry. Allies deemed the plan unacceptable and no formal action was taken.
Fragmentary advertisement text mentions a 4330 sesamograph of the Ty district with uncertain registration and lingering intensity. The readable parts provide few concrete entities or outcomes.
Three major Chicago construction firms informed the citizen's committee of enforcement that they will no longer operate under the Landis wage award. They indicate plans to intensify efforts against what they call brutal and ruthless taxation policies in the area.
The report notes that Eiihu Root has no will to select the winning amount of 160 090 dollars in the American peace award, with Ménard Bok of Philadelphia referenced as part of the item.
Atlantic City August 24 The coal miners union in three anthracite districts is called a public emergency as scale coal strike looms. The commission orders a September 1 adjournment and leaves the city.
A careful review by Chairman John Mays Hammond stated the commission would not permit a halt to Ahradtte production due to vital mining and operator interests. The government believed stopping the sale would not serve those interests and preferred a protective stance.
The Apo yacht carrying Governor-General Leonard Woeogs and party was driven to return to Manila yesterday due to heavy seas and strong winds. Bad weather forced the vessel to abandon its voyage after starting toward an intended destination.
United States senators governors and college presidents sent letters urging President Coolidge to convene an international conference to stop the growing remilitarization between France Britain Russia and other nations. Included is Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts among approving senators.
Los Angeles police report $100000 in jewels stolen by an Angeleno gang of safecrackers. Investigators say the thieves opened the safes and removed gems, worth a hundred thousand dollars, in a daring burglary.
Aug 14 in Baro city a bell attack by strikers ended with guards driving them off. one attacker was killed and six wounded. Aug 24 Madrid reports a Spanish regiment mutinied at Meise on Wednesday as it prepared to embark for Melilla. after killing an engineering sub-officer the mutiny was subdued and the ringleaders executed.
A fragment notes a homer of the season and a seventh inning moment with no runners on base in the ongoing game.
Readable fragments reference New York Philadelphia and several surnames such as Levis McCurdy Annemith Quitten Ryan Seyder and Hargrave. Mentions numbers and batteries but lacks coherent events or clear article focus. Provides a scattered inventory style record with no single dominant incident.
Disjointed OCR fragment lists team matchups and players including Chicago Cleveland St Louis scenes with names such as Nayler Harris Perkins Rob ertson Schalk Zabuiser Fusetli Fuel Shaute Emith Fry O Neill Byatt Restom St Louis Foulerten Devormer Van Gile Ser Collins.
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