Woman Aviator Plucky At Los Angeles Meet
Two accidents marred the second day of the international aviation meet in Los Angeles. A Youngstown flyer lost control, plunged from 800 feet, and was killed as the plane wrecked in a fence. A separate crash involved a New York aviator whose machine struck a ground obstacle.
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Mark Day
Los Angeles
Faa Lela
Youngstown
Ajire
Alton
New York
Stuart Scott
Roches Nox
Misa Scott
LE Tan Fall Ent
Aviator Dies From Burns in Air Collision Incident
A French officer, Aviator Tiedt Eoruse, died from severe burns after his aero cap exploded, enveloping him in flames during a rapid maneuver. The incident occurred in the battle theater near Hames, with reports noting immediate casualties and the swift aftermath.
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Aero Capatzes
Tiedt Eoruse
Prilas Dane
Ex Judge Sloane Dead and Former Partner Mourned
An ailing obituary note reports the death today of Ex Judge Luiz Afri Sloane, a noted law partner and former senior partner in the country. The report mentions his prominent role in criminal and civil practice and his longtime presence in the legal profession.
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Foraker
Luiz Afri Sloane
Borak
Abandons Disabled Ship near Newfoundland Report
Fragmentary dispatches describe the steamer Dart wreck and a Mount Temple rescue effort off Newfoundland. Messages indicate the Dart was damaged and a return path to London was considered with relief arrangements and assistance from New Orleans bound vessels.
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Mount Temple
Dart
London
FAKERS GOT MILLIONS Promoters to be curb under justice plan
Chief Inspector Robert Sharp reports a year of prolific mail fraud prosecutions ending in June. Some 529 individuals were indicted for using the mails to defraud, 180 were tried and 40 convicted, with schemes ranging from simple business deals to fake mining stocks and fictitious institutions. He urges DOJ takeover of prosecutions and stronger laws to shut down swindlers operating at the edge of legality. The year also saw 2491 arrears, including postmasters and rural carriers, among others.
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Robert Sharp
Post Office Department
Pridon
Sharp
Postate Department
Department of Justice
Mr Sharp
Inspector Sharp
Otter
Noted crooks shadowed in Brooklyn pawnshop bust
New York police, testing a new plan to track known criminals, arrested three alleged burglars in Brooklyn as they attempted to rob a pawnshop. Detectives had trailed the men, all with prison records, and pounced as they broke in. Deputy Police Commissioner Dougherty called it the first result of proactive crime prevention.
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New York
Jane
Brooklyn
Avedava
Dougherty
Governor Delays Execution for Phelps Murderer
Boston reports Governor Foss granted another brief respite to N Phelps the Monroa bridge killer who murdered Deputy Sheriff Emmett F Haskins. The warden was asked to defer the execution beyond Wednesday as the governor’s council may consider commutation.
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Boston
Phelps
Monroa Bridge
Emmett F Haskins
Gov Foss
Charlestown
Governors Council
Day Rally at Richmond Sparks Prohibition Debates
Antisaloon advocates from across Virginia gather in Richmond for a three day convention timed with the state legislature's vote on statewide prohibition. Leaders include Speaker Byrd, Rev James Cannon, and temperance worker George B Adams as they push for dry victory in the Senate after a likely House majority.
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Richmond
Virginia State Antisaloon League
Commonwealth
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General Assembly
Richard Evelyn Byrd
House of Delegates
James Cannon
Blackstone Female Institute
George B . Adams
Exiled scientist Vishmir Sensinoff aided by meteorological tools
Reported from Siberia that Prof Vishmir Sensinoff condemned for revolutionary intrigues attempted death by self harm but the rigors of punishment have eased. He now uses scientific instruments and meteorological gear to combat boredom and provide valuable data to the world.
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Jailera
Peterburg
Inn
Vishmir Sensinoff
Siberia
Attack Soldiers Hit by Bolos in Batangas Clash
Janus Soldiers from Camp MacGrath on a chicken hunting excursion in Batangas province collide with local natives in a hamlet. A riot erupts and bolos are used, seriously wounding three Americans with two likely to die. Many natives also wounded before a cavalry troop from Camp MacGrath rescues the soldiers.
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Menus
MacGrath
Batangas Province
Luzon
McGrath
Surrender After Sermon Triggers Boston Embezzlement Case
Jane Martin J Coyle, treasurer of a lodge of Owls in Boston and former Massachusetts legislator, surrendered to Michigan City police claiming a church sermon prompted his act. He faces a charge of embezzling 2200 dollars from the lodge funds and will be sent back to Boston for prosecution.
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Ind
Jane
Martin J Coyle
Lodge of Owls
Boston
Massachusetts
Wisconsin plans cooperative stores to curb cost of living
J F Sinclair, new board of public affairs member in Madison, outlined a Wisconsin plan to tackle the high cost of living using cooperative stores. The Rochdale Pioneer system from Great Britain will serve as the basis for the proposed Wheconsin program.
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Madison Wis
J F Sinclair
Board of Public Affairs
Wisconsin
Rochdale Pioneer
Great Britain
Strikers Reach Phase Toward End of Textile Strike of 15,000
Amid talks between striker committees and mill agents in Lawrence, workers near ending a ten day strike. Col. Sweeter and Gov. Foss secretary Holman attended conferences signaling hope for peace. Police note a tip led to locating an explosive, traced to the Italian squad aiding Boston police in a search for outsiders.
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Boston
Stranera
Gald
Enamiters
Ftrom Pennsylvania
Steel Mills Busy as Rail Orders Lag Behind
New York Jan 23 A Carnegie Steel Company report shows heavy business late last year and since January, with open hearth furnaces all in operation and capacity near 97 to 99 percent by month end. Railroads cut back new orders for rails, with 11 000 tons of standard sections ordered by New York Central and 16 000 tons by Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. Total fabricated steel orders last week reached 16 000 tons, rail orders about 5 500 tons. Pig iron activity was light in the East, but Cleveland and Pittsburgh districts reported about 46 000 tons in contracts.
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Adependenta
Stel Corporation
Carnegie Steel Company
Steel Corporation
New York Central
Carnegie Steel
Minols
Bethlehem Steel Companies
Eible
SOR
Delaware Lackawanna and Western
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Wall Street Steady Amid Steel Export and Bond Hesitation
New York notes dull stock dealings last week with little conviction among operators as steel trade shows mixed signals. Export surplus lowers domestic demand while foreign trade figures boost hopes. bonds see few offerings with cautious pricing, and Berlin credits renewals prompt bets on Italian and Paris borrowing in spring.
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Thia
H . Frick
Berlin
Italy
Parla
Inference on Bank Reserves and Credit Demand
The text notes a rapid rise in bank reserves continued last week. It indicates only limited Hangard demand for commercial credits can be inferred from this inflow, and that the growth rate of idle freight car surplus implies some troubling implications for the economy.
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