Air Control Sparks Debate Across Nations and Faith
The 1927 Star Co column cites the Department of Justice on air rights, contrasts private versus public control, and notes waves of speculation about electricity and radio. It cites German policy on workers, college leaders, Dr. Hamlin, social issues, and Keen remarks by Mr. Hayward Kendal and President Vinson on science and religion.
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Gopyright
The
Star Co
Department of Justice
High Finance
Vinson
Western Reserve University
Coolidge Dedicates Huge Statues of Four Presidents
President Coolidge leads a White House party to Rushmore Mountain in the Black Hills to inaugurate Gutzon Borglum's plan to carve 60 foot likenesses of Washington Jefferson Lincoln and Roosevelt into granite. Weather may alter ceremonies with a stairway platform planned at the cliff base and a dramatic drill to begin the colossal statue project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Mallon
United Press Star
Keystone
S. D
Black Hills
Goo Idge
White House
Gutzon Borglum
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Roosevalt
Rushmore Mountain
Borglum
Rushmore
United States
Coolidge
Republic
Boulder
Work
Cocidge
John S. Fisher
S. H Burnham
Nebraska
E M Westervelt
Burlington
Fisher
Lou
Orioles Lodgemen Crowding to York Convention Climax
York Aug 10 UPI Fraternal Order of Orioles delegates from across the nation gathered for the national convention moving toward a climactic street parade tomorrow with over 4000 members. Buffalo mayor Brask H Schwab will head one parade delegation.
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York
U. P
Order of Orioles
Grgat
Brask H. Schwab
Buffalo
Little salesmen get 'em in early
Classified note on early sale submissions limits entries to five items per line. Also ads for rent shop and storage buildings by Phenix Furniture Co. and a brown mare for sale described with work capability. contact A. R. Probst in Clarendon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenix Feraijuce Co
A. R, Probst
Clarendon
Debt relief urged for French U.S. war debt at Williams College
William Hornaday spoke at the Institute of Politics in Williamstown advocating a $2.9 billion reduction in the principal of the French war debt to the United States. He called the terms unjust and overstated France's ability to pay, arguing France remains a loyal ally since America's founding and that many American youths should grasp the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
France
America
United States
Institute of Politics
William {. Hornaday
American Defense Society
Northern Army Nearing Shanghai in Civil War Update
An official report said Northern troops were rapidly approaching Shanghai with Chiang Kai-Shek wounded and his army retreating before Sun Chuan-Fang's forces. The Nationalist army had advanced north from Canton, driving northern forces from Shanghai, while factions formed two governments at Nanking and Hankow.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Canton
Shanghai
Chiang
Nanking
Hankow
Nankang
Accidental Shooting Wounds York Detective at Home
York Pa August 10 a York City detective W M Eisenhart was wounded when a revolver in his pocket discharged as he ran to greet his wife returning from a vacation. The bullet struck his leg and traveled upward. He will recover.
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York
W. M. Eisenhart
York City
Eisenhart
World-Wide Agitation Over Sacco Vanzetti Executions
World reaction spans Boston New York Chicago Philadelphia and beyond as protests erupt in cities across the globe. Leaders consider respite while police guard meetings and demonstrations turn tense with strikes and marches. From London Buenos Aires Montevideo Copenhagen and Melbourne protests spread with workers and unions joining, all urging clemency or delay in the electric chair decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presa
Boston
United
Europe
South America
United Preay
Fuller
Saeco
Vanzetti
State House
New York
Chicago
Rochester
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Scranton
Walsenburg
Colo
Colorado
Los Angeles
Detroit
Gary
Ind
Tampa
Fia
Sacco-Vanzetti
Austin
London
Hyde Park
Buenos Aires
Copenhagen
Denmark
General Motors
Montevideo
Uruguay
Mags Meating
Melbourne
Australia
Paria
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Dana
Rabbi Fisher
Willare Trent
Police arrest leaders at Gary public meeting
Gary Ind. Aug. 10 Four leaders of a Sacro-Vanzaetti sympathist group were arrested as sixty police charged an outdoor meeting. Police, heavily armed, quelled fear but no major disturbance occurred. Earlier, authorities had kept sympathizers from entering a town hall. crowds backed protests as the meeting was dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
U. P
S Sacro-Vanzaetti
Aympethisare
Natealman
The Crime That Shaped the Sacco Vanzetti Case
The Sacco Vanzetti affair arose from a payroll robbery in South Braintree on April 15, 1920. Frederick Parmenter and Alexander Berardello were killed when two men with revolvers seized payroll boxes, threw them into a car, and fled across nearby tracks. Sacco and Vanzetti were arrested May 5, 1920, found guilty July 14, 1920, and sentenced to death after extended appeals on April 9, 1927.
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Sacco
Vanxetti
New Candidates for Manila Post Speculated
Washington reports President Coolidge may pick a civilian with knowledge of the island to succeed Leonard Wood as Governor General of the Philippines. Names prominently mentioned include Henry B. Stinson former War Secretary, James W. Wadsworth senator from New York, and Representative Edgar K. Kellogg. Stinson set Nicaragua settlement policy under art administration and Wadsworth chaired the Senate military affairs committee until last year. Heiss has shown interest and introduced bills on Philippine conditions.
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Washington
Pruident Coolidge
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Henry B. Stinson
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Stinson
Art Administration
Edgar Kess
Heiss
Coast Survey to Verify Wreck of the Hesperus
The U S coast and geodetic survey will conduct a new survey next summer of Gloucester harbor to determine if the wreck of the Hesperus, famed by Longfellow, actually exists. The effort aims to settle the myth by mapping the harbor entrance and underwater features.
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Washington
U. P
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Longfellow
Gloucester
Waz
Covell Plane Crashes Near San Diego Killing Two Lieutenants
Lieutenants George Covell and A W Waggener perished when the Tremaine monoplane crashed on Point Loma after takeoff from North Island during a Honolulu flight leg. A third body, likely Lieut James Dyer, was recovered from the wreckage as firemen ceased efforts. Covell, 28, leaves a wife and son. Waggener, 27, was unmarried.
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San Diego
Calif
San Fratenico-Honolulu
George Cavell
A. W. Waggener
Point Loma
North Inland
Naval Air Base
James Dyer
North Island
Oakland
Covel
Honolulu
Covell
Coronado
Miliwon
Nebraska
Annapolis
Lieut
Waggener
K. Waggeneer
Warrington
Pilot to Fly City of Peoria to Hawaii Rally
Cheyenne Wyse Aug 10 Charles Parkhurst pilot of the City of Peoria plane entered in the Dole Hawaiian Might expects to take off today for the coast. Parkhurst landed here last night and in landing the wing struck a landing and part of the fabric was torn. Workmen began reconditioning the plane for the flight to the coast.
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Cheyenne Wyse
Charles Parkhurst
Peoria
Parkhurst
Ripper
Courtney Postpones Hop Off For America
Unfavorable weather today caused Captain Frant T. Courtney to postpone the start of his proposed flight to New York until tomorrow from Calshot Airdrome. If conditions over the Atlantic clear later, Courtney may still depart on the first leg to Valentia, Ireland after arriving at the airfield at 6 am and completing preparations for the trip.
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Calshot
Southampton
Eng
Frant T. Courtney
New York
Atlante
Courtney
Velenta
Ireland
Lindbergh Tackles Weariness on U S Tour
Indianapolis August 10 bound for Detroit Colonel Charle Lindbergh disembarked, observers noting the strain of his U S tour. Reports describe his daily routine and fatigue mounting as he progresses through the itinerary.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U. P
Detroit
Charlen A. Lindbergh
United States
Tim
Men will go to chair tonight if refused
Massachusetts legal moves date Sacco and Vanzetti for life despite death sentence. Judge Sanderson will decide on writ of error tomorrow while Governor Fuller considers another reprieve with seven former attorneys general advising him. Giglio says Sacco refused habeas petition, Vanzetti signed.
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Henry Winoty
United Presa
Koston
Massachusetts
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo
Vanzetti
George 4. Sanderson
State Supreme Court
Alvan T. Fuller
Sanderson
Supreme Court
Sacco
Giglio
Giglle
Careless quoits pitcher narrowly escapes axe strike
In Hanover Pennsylvania on August 10 Pearl Small and Charles Fusciman were near a game of horse shoes when an axe he was using to drive a peg struck Small on the head. Her scalp split from forehead to back of head but doctors say she will recover.
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Hanover
Pearl Small
Charles Fusciman
Weather forecast shows clouds warming later tonight
The forecast notes a high pressure area east of the Rockies with diminished intensity, causing flat pressure and widespread cloudiness. A disturbance off the south Atlantic brings showers, while western disturbances induce scattered showers elsewhere. temperatures rise from below normal. Observations include Chicago 60, Cleveland 60, Los Angeles 62, Miami 82, Philadelphia 64, Washington 63, Yellowstone Park 45. High at 60, low near 60, no precipitation. sunset 7:06, sunrise 6:06.
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Rocky Mountains
Otio
Lakes
South Atlantic
War West
Chicago
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Miami
Philadelphia
Washington
Yellowstone Park
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Carlisle Tireard Rubber Company
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George Dimerzuk
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Ohn Fullmore
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Harvey Papell
Navy Syer
Art Goebel
W. P. Erwin
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Tex
U. S
Kai-Shek
Manila Post
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Dyer
Tremaine Monoplane
Lindy
Curwood
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Hi Aha Avila
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