Airmen active on both sides of Atlantic in varied flights
United Press reports mixed progress as crews push toward around the world by air. Paul Redfern, seeking Brazil from Georgia, is missing between Brunswick and Rio de Janeiro. Brock and Schlee reached Munich on the second leg in the Pride of Detroit, after flying from London via Harbor Grace Newfoundland. Levine, aboard the Columbia, flew solo from Le Bourget to Croydon and may head to New York if weather allows. Leroy Tully and James Medcalf turned back after a brief London run, returning to Windsor Ontario.
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Atlantic
Paul Redfern
Brunswick
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
William’ S. Brock
Edward IF. Schlee
Munich
Germany
Pridé
Detroit
London
Harbor Grace
New Foundland
Windsor
Pride of Detroit ends world flight in Munich reception
William S. Brock and Edward Schlee concluded their around the world journey in the monoplane Pride of Detroit. They arrived from London at Munich and were carried shoulder-high by cheering crowds to the Lufthansa building.
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sPatr
Germany
Munich
Edward ¥. Schlee
London
England
Pride of
Detroit
Schlee-and-Brock
Lufthansa
Youth Accused Of Slaying Mother In Streator Ill
Dr H G Hill, father of Harry Hill 21, sought as slayer of his estranged wife Mrs Jabdth Hill, after her body were found in a shallow grave near the Hill home. Henry Hill is alleged to have cashed forged checks prompting the investigation.
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Innocent Streator
Ill
U. P
H. G. Hill
Harry Hill
Jabdth Hill
Dollar
Hill -Home
Hill
Streator
Elizabeth Hill
Girls Foil Robber in Morning Leg Cabin Incident
A 20-year-old man attempted to hold up two women at a Leg Cabin barbecue, but Ella Stee and a coworker wrestled the gun away and restrained him. The assailant, about 5 feet 7 inches, wore khaki clothing and had light eyes. The handgun, bearing an erased factory number, remains a poor clue.
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Ella Steeger
National Women's Christian Temperance Union Urges Prohibition Support
In Minneapolis on August 29 the National Women's Christian Temperance Union adopted a resolution aimed at influencing the upcoming presidential elections. Other resolutions pledge active support for an educational campaign to promote law observance and to back enforcement officials and candidates who are strong allies of prohibition and genuinely concerned with America’s benefit.
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Minneapolis
Minn
National
Women’s. Christian Temperance Union
Amos
First Baptist Church
Prohibition
America
Redfern's Fate Still Unknown
Rio de Janeiro August 29. Paul Redfern remains missing after a non stop flight from Brunswick in a heavily laden monoplane. Officials awaited word from coastal and inland towns as jungles and highlands between Brunswick and Goiás posed hazards. Brazilian aviators hoped he reached favorable terrain but storms and swampy winds after departure were likely factors.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Paul Redfern
Brinswitk
Brunswick
Redfern
United States
Six Held in Twin Slaying Near Providence Kentucky
Investigators jailed six suspects, including five men and a woman, as they probed a brutal murder of 16 year old Pauline Dearmond and 24 year old Fred Rugsell. Authorities pursue jealousy or robbery as possible motives after a body was found by a searching party near Providence.
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Providence
Webster
Fred. Rugsesll
Providence Mechanic
Pauline
Dearmond
Earthquake in Taiwan Kills Ten, Damages Hundreds
An earthquake at 2 a m in Peking Taiwan reportedly killed 10 persons and injured 100. About 200 buildings were demolished and 150 damaged in the tremor on August 29.
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Peking
Taiwan
Observers Doubt G.O.P. Hurt by Coolidge Vetoes
United Press reports in the West show voters and Republicans largely support President Coolidge despite vetoing the McNary Haughen bill. Observers note mixed reactions to silent greetings and some disappointment he did not speak to crowds in several cities during his western tour.
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G.O.P
Coolidge
Wyoming
Nebraska
Montana
South Dakota
Hoover
Frank O. Lowden
Trinoig Next
Charles G. Dawes
Hellefourche
Deadwood
Hot Springs
S. D
Sheridan
Wyo
Billings
National League Battery Games and Postponements Report
Fragmented box score style item notes games across the National League with mentions of teams Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh and New York. It references first and second games, weather-related postponements, rain, wet grounds, and lineups including players such as Urban Kolp Gibson Ferguson Wilson Carlson Bush and Gummings.
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Sae
Elutes Greenfield
Genewich
Bennett Eewa Tse
Gibson
Urbine
Boston
Cincinnati
Boston Batteries
May
Kolpewich
Urban
Tucas
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Hi and
Smith
Ferguson
Wilson
U S Aviators Held By Mexican Authorities Near Presidio
Consul General AL Carillo in San Antonio announced the probable release today of Captain Reynolds and Sergeant Newland, members of the Second Division Air Service, who were searching for missing WWI veteran Alfred Menard when their plane force landed at Presidio de Vado de Piedras across the Rio Grande from Marfa Texas. Details of the detention were not provided by Consul Garillo.
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San Antonio
Tex
AL. Carillo
Col. Reynolds
Gus Newland
Presidio de Vado de Piedras
Garillo
Reynolds
Newland
Alfred €. Menard
Authores Imeric
Bit Te fFeason
Air—Servier
Presidio de
Wright forms to fund divorce with bank foreclosure vows
Frank Lloyd Wright, renowned architect, announces state approval to incorporate a company authorized to sell 750000 worth of stock to finance his divorce settlement with Miriam Noel Wright. The Bank of Wisconsin foreclosed on Taliesen, Wright’s Spring Green villa, with judgments over 40000. Wright and Chicago friends expected as principal stockholders in the new corporation.
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Madison
Wis
Frank Lloyd Wright
Wright
Atpek
Ty Tate
Miriam Noel Wright
Bank of Wisonsin
Taliesen
Spring Green
Woman Bitten by Insect, Operated On in Seattle Hospital
A Mississippi state senator, Misu Belle Kaerney, is hospitalized at Seattle General today after a minor insect bite required surgery. She is reported to be recovering.
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Shuttle
Registration and program open at State Medical meeting
Attending physicians registry at the State Medical Association gathering remained incomplete this afternoon. Mayor R B Bobier welcomed visitors as the three day convention began with lectures, papers, and demonstrations including Dr Parker of Hamilton presenting on Rocky Mountain tick fever and related diseases in a talk expected to attract local interest and expert discussion.
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State Medical Association
R. B. Bobier
Rialto Theater
Ohio Rotary
Twin Falls Rotary
FP. M. Sprange
Pocatello
R.ry-Parker
Hamilton
Mont
Parker
Willely
Dlassol
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Bertadi
Stm
Wales
Roosevelt Field
Old'Giory
New York
Friends of Prohibition
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United
West
Paul R. Malbon
Rapid City
S. P
White House
Black Hills
Yellowstone National Park
E. Chieigo
Putssimmong
Henry
Grimes
Gummingss
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Rattert
U.S
Frank Wright
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