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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1924

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Fog halts search for Italian plane by U S Navy fliers

In Iceland Aug 22 AP report says scout planes from American warships failed to find Lieut Locatelli, the missing Italian aviator, after fog forced them back to base near Greenland. Weather off Greenland improved but no trace found, with searches near Cape Farewell to Ivigtut ongoing.

U.S. Navy Revinjavik Iceland Aps North Atlantic Prederiksda Greenland Gertrud Rask Angmagsalik Lieut Locatelli Fredericksdal and Ivigtut U 58 Lieut Smith Lieut Nelson Falk Richmond Raleigh Barry Locatelli Lieuts. Smith Nelson Labrador

Coolidge Admits Dislike For Doughnuts and Pies

Plymouth Vermont August 28 President Coolidge told newspaper men he is no expert at eating doughnuts or pies, breaking a New England tradition he felt compelled to reveal the truth. His preferred dish is described as crisp salt pork with milk gravy and a large lump of melting butter.

Plymouth Coolidge New England

Auto Truck Kills Boy at Cherrydale Va

Wilson Keller a 13 year old boy was run over in Cherrydale Virginia by a McDermott Construction Company truck from Washington. County officials exonerated the driver Lawrence Young after an inquest was deemed unnecessary. Eyewitnesses said Keller leaped from a rear truck into the path of the approaching vehicle. The driver tried to brake and swerved but a front wheel ran over him.

Washington Wilson Keller Cherrydale McDermott Construction Company John R. Burke John Wise Commonwealth Gloth Lawrence Young Kelter

Woman Hit by Auto Skull Is Fractured

Mrs. Laura McGarity a 74 year old Lewinsville Virginia woman suffered a fractured skull when struck by an automobile yesterday on Kay bridge. She is in critical condition at Georgetown hospital. Raymond Sherwood 33 of the California apartments operator of the auto is detained at Seventh precinct police station. He told police that she walked into his car. She had come to this city to buy provisions and was picked up after the accident by John Revalie 430 G street southwest.

Laura McGarity Lewinsville Kay Bridge Georgetown Raymond Sherwood California Apartments Seventh Precinct

Afghan Rebels Kill 600 of Emir's Army

Sensational frontier reports say Kabul is surrounded by rebels led by a pretender to the Afghan throne. The rebellion has grown, with 600 emir's regulars killed and rebel losses heavier. The pretender escaped from prison in India.

Calcutta Kabul India

Millerand Announces Run for Paris Deputies Seat

Paris August 22 former President Millerand announced he will seek election to the chamber of deputies from the Paris district to replace close ally M Taittinger who resigns to allow Millerand greater opportunity to capture a seat in the assembly.

Paris Chamber of Deputies Millerand Today M. Taittinger M. Miller

President Coolidge Discusses Foreign Problems at Vermont Meeting

President Coolidge, fresh from hay fields, met newspaper correspondents in Plymouth Vermont and explained the armaments conference plan and Dawes settlement benefits. He said now is not the time to reopen European debt talks and declined political questions, insisting reporters cover him as president. The improvised briefing over Cilleys store followed a late start after he raked hay on a cousin’s farm. Col. Coolidge and Secy Slemp watched as he outlined key government policies. The armaments conference will come when practical, tied to Dawes plan results, not soon, and not as a campaign event. Continued on third page.

Ery W. Fox Plymouth Coolidge United States America Dawes Cilley Hays Col. Coolidge Slemp Europe

Prince of Wales to Join Special Orchestra Aboard Ship

The Prince of Wales will travel on a Cunard liner to Britain and take part in the shipboard dance program. The Royal party will have a private suite and join meals in the dining room with a ballroom prepared for a royal voyage with a special dance orchestra.

Wales Prince Southampton U. S Berengeria Cunard Company

Davis' Blow at Klan May Make Woman a Governor

Special to The Washington Post from Austin Texas August 22 1930. John W Davis denounces the Ku Klux Klan in a Texas speech on the eve of run off primaries. His anti klan stance could swing votes to Miriam A Ferguson antiklan candidate, with campaign managers predicting gains as the message is distributed to precincts statewide.

Washington Post Austin Tex Texas John W. Davis Miriam A. Ferguson Antiklan Renswn Davis

Bandit Gang Robs Inland Trust Bank in Chicago

A seven-man gang robs Inland Trust and Savings Bank in Chicago. They take 5000 dollars from six thieves and flee after their car stalls. In a bizarre scene a bandit uses two babies as props and waves to their mothers as he exits. Police pursue but lose the trail.

Washington Pont Chicago Inland Trust and Savings Bank Thiavea Polles

World's oldest transcontinental lady hobo identified

Chicago police Lieut. Joseph Ronan announced the recovery of Mrs. Herbert Jester of Goldfield Nevada as the world's oldest trans continental hobo at 73. He arrested her in a railroad yard while she sought a freight to Goldfield and noted she can ride the rods, endure the blind, and even ride with swine carloads if needed.

Chicago Joseph Ronan Hobo Herbert Jester Goldfield Nev Ronan

Defense Day Project Terrorizes Japan

Tokyo reports a Japanese press section deriding America’s defense day test as terror inspiring and obscure. Japan conducts two yearly mobilizations one national and one district based, while American missionaries cable protests to President Coolidge over war preparations.

Tokyo America Japan

Girl Held for Trial After Rival's Murder

In St Joseph Michigan Justice Ray W Davis ordered Florence McKinney a 19 year old Royalton township girl held for trial in the September term of the circuit court. The charge was reduced from first degree murder to second degree murder in the killing of Cora May Raber of Glendora. Raber is described as rival for the affections of Emil Zupke who authorities say has confessed choking Raber to death.

St. Joseph Mich Ray W. Davis Florence McKinney Royalton Township McKinney Cora May Raber Glendora Emil Zupke Raber

Davis Denounces Klan in New Jersey Address

Democratic presidential candidate John W. Davis denounced the Ku Klux Klan by name in New Jersey urging President Coolidge to join in removing the topic from political debate. The rally at Camp Silver drew loud cheers and featured calls of support as Davis defended religious freedom and opposed bigotry while urging focus on pressing national issues.

Breaght Ku Klux Klan John W. Davis New Jersey Davis Coolidge Madison Square Garden New York Davin Silzer Frank Hague Jersey City Democratic National Camp Silver

Five Executed For Mexican Mutiny Near Mexico City

The war department reports five members of a small federal detachment revolted yesterday were captured later and executed. Four others are being pursued. The detachment was stationed at Pulquehualco, a suburb of Mexico City.

Mexico City War Department

Mars Near Earth As Radio Quiet Fans Listen At WRC Event

Washington listeners tuned in as Mars neared Earth with WRC cooperating in a five minute on air listen for signals. Dr David Todd organized a world wide party from Georgetown Observatory with music themed to celestial wonders and observers including Father John Gipprich and Japanese officials.

Washington WRC Radio Corporation of America Mars David Todd Georgetown University Tannhauser Todd Robert Stickney Hotel Washington Orchestra Daniel Chwalow Samuel Feldman Anthony Finelli John Gipprich Isaburo Yoshida Atsushi Kimura Yutaka Ishizawa Earth Sccientists Amherst College Washington Post

Wales Clothing Gets Liner Bonus

Paris reports Max Kleinman chief designer of a Chicago suit house paid $1,000 for a stateroom on the Herengaria to study the Prince of Wales sartorial style and copy it into American fashion as Royal fashions set trends. Greece faces martial law as navy troubles deepen with officers' resignations and a cruiser captain ordered to the reserve amid alleged insubordination.

Prince Cade Wiispaten Paris Max Kleinman Chicago Deauville Herengaria Prince of Wales I’ Ans America

Threat to Crowder Signed Cuban Ku Klux Letter

Havana August 22 Threats allegedly from the Cuban Ku Klux Klan warned that American Ambassador Crowder would be killed if he did not intervene amid raids on the treasury by President Zayar. The purported letter was shown to Crowder who smiled and said he knew nothing of it. It appeared in the Evening News after being sent to the paper.

Clarkeburg Ku Klux Klan Republican Party Columoa Co Washingon Post Adv. Ies Athena Collalezis Averoff Coliatexis Ministry of Marine Havana Cuba Crowder Treasury Zayar Evening News

Princess Mary's Baby Likely Named for Prince of Wales

London Aug 22 The Earl of Harwood father of Viscount Lasnelles stated Princess Mary's baby will probably be named for the Prince of Wales who has agreed to act as godfather.

London Earl of Harwood Viscount Lascelles Mary Prince of Wales

Dempsey's Father, 67, Takes Bride at Farmington

Hyrum Dempsey aged 67 wed Lottie Dexter Blassingame 26 of Salmon Idaho at Farmington Utah by a justice of the peace on August 1. The couple, long separated from Jack Dempsey’s mother, reportedly began their romance in Salt Lake City around the time of the Dempsey Gibbons fight in Shelby Montana on July 4 1923.

Salt Lake City Utah Hyrum Dempsey Jack Dempsey Lottie Dexter Blassingame Salmon Idaho Farmington Dempsey Jack Salt Lake Car Dempsey-Gibbons Shelby Mont

Spectators riot at Franks hearing over murder case

In Chicago on August 22 crowds fought to enter the courtroom as Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb face judge John Caverly in the Bobby Franks case. Clarence Darrow pleads for mercy while police clear the sheltering crowd and a bailiff is injured.

Washington Chicago Bobby Franks Nathan Leopold, Jr Richard Loeb Clarence Darrow John R Caverly

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