R34 At Mineola Continues From First Page
The R-34 airship and crew approach Roosevelt Field near Mineola while a fleet sent to Montauk prepares for rescue. The craft relays wireless calls to the New York Navy radio station as Major Pritchard parachutes to safety and troops assemble on the field for possible action.
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Roosevelt Field
Montauk
Riverhead
Navy Radio Service
Navy
New York
Scott
Hom
Roosvelt
Elrde
Michele
Sis
Pritchard
Anlar
Various Obituaries and Funeral Notices Listed
A collage of death notices and funeral services. Names include Cheseldine, Deming, Gray, Cornelia Thilt, Hack, Rome, Norman, Lovesh, Clara, Machen, McDuffie, Tariq, Mandley, Mary, Rye, George, and Thrhorst. Entries note dates and locations across multiple towns and cemeteries.
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Uae
Sta
Aospre
Tay
Br Thers
Maury
Mersin
Samuel
Roraian
Stein
Amelsas
Mes
Boeiery
Mirohorman
Harold Throve
Raneral
Fer
Estes
Glenwent
Tamercty Machen
Ray Jay
Nis Res
Bielst Street
van Tie
Letennent
McDuffie
Sintay Fels Tariq
Tanion Jalae North West
Sattil Datel
Ana Oasente North
Mandley
Mary Footie Towce of the
Fata Dian
George Turhorst de Soos
Fineest Pariers
British dirigible makes landfall at Mineola yesterday morning
The R-34 arrived near Mineola with landing crews ready to secure the ship. Maj Scott led the first ashore amid fatigue and relief, while British and American officers welcomed the crew and noted two stowaways later identified among the arrivals.
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AT Mineola
Starrcott
Navy
Memorial notices and funeral arrangements across towns
Obituary fragments list a string of names and dates including Mrs Said Do Weks Sos, Michael, Rowland, and Susan Pipe Yuler, with references to Glewood Cemetery, Wester den, and Viewview Cemetery. Dates mention 1911, 1919, and July events, indicating multiple funeral notices and services across communities.
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Meeks
Mes
Tashkorn
Michael
Glewoad
Waltini Stan
Suntay
Ile
Wester den
Reva Sree
William EL
Garefield Post
Rowland
Prine
Darrison Rowe
Dacatis
Philidviphis
Mendy
Washington
Mandy
Velock
Tatermeurit Vaintview
Sharpshig Ma
Hesday
Features of the Voyage of Dirigible K-34
Time off flight eleven days twelve hours twelve minutes. Distance from East Fortune to Mineova three thousand one hundred thirty miles nautil cal. K-34's course about three thousand six hundred miles. On board thirty men. Commander Major G H Scott A F C. Navigator Captain G G H Cooke D S C. Length 639.5 feet. Gas bag diameter 78.9 feet. Gas capacity two million cubic feet. Gasoline capacity eight thousand gallons. Motive power five 250 h p Sunbeam Maori engines. Maximum speed eighty six knots per hour. Cruising radius four thousand nine hundred miles. Weight thirty tons full load.
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East Fortune
Mineova
G. Hh, Scott
G. G. H. Cooke
Record of Pioneer Transatlantic Air and Sea Voyages
Chronological list of early long distance flights and sea crossings. From 1492 Palos to Salvador lasting 37 days to Savannah 27 days from Savannah to Liverpool in May 1919 NC-4 seaplane Rockaway to Plymouth 2 days 6 hours 17 minutes June 1919 Vickers plane St Johns to Cofden 16 hours 20 minutes July 1919 Dirigible R-34 Ba Fortune to Mineola 4 days 12 hours 12 minutes.
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Columbus
Palos
Salvador
Savannah
Liverpool
Rockaway
Plymouth
Vickers
St. Johns
Cofden
Ba Fortune
Mineola
American officers swap aboard B-34 crew after transatlantic crossing
An airship crew member who reappeared hours after departure faced potential court martial but likely light discipline. A luncheon for B-34 officers and crew announced that Facut Comdr Tanadowne would be replaced on the return voyage by Col William W. Hensley Jr, an American officer guest of the British air ministry.
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Marland
Air Ministry
Long Island
Atlantic
Wiliam W. Hensley, Jr
Secretary Daniels Congratulates Maj Scott on Transatlantic Flight
The United States Navy extends congratulations to Maj Scott and the R-34 crew after their successful Atlantic crossing. Secretary Daniels stated that the history making flight marks a notable achievement for airship operations following prior flights by Lieut Comer A C Read and others. Mineola officers monitored the landing and shared in the Navy’s satisfaction.
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Comill
Zachary Vansdowne
Amerian
Haexard
Warseatt
Wwe
R W
Harlton
Frederick Wotucas
Hugh Puller
Glennon
Menoher
War Departments
BR Clarke
Ren Mutlland
Malls
Glennon de For
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
United States
United States Navy
Scott
Ely
Mineola
Comer
Atlantic
Daniela
Comer Read
John Alcock
Harry
Hawker And British Navy Cross Atlantic Flight Bond
The American secretary praises the British pilot Hawker and the B-34 crew for their Atlantic crossing. He notes the flight follows Alcock and Hawker and strengthens cordial relations between the British and American navies, marking a historic aviation achievement.
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Hawker
Ocean
America
Atlante
Read Alcock
Britain
King Congratulates Scott On Splendid Achievement
King George sends wireless congratulations to Maj Scott and the R 34 crew after the dirigible's safe landing. The message praises the achievement and foresees a future of closer unity among English speaking peoples in peace.
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Universal Service
London
King George
Scott
White House Is Ready Wilson in New York
War Camp Community Headquarters to host reception planning sessions as Maj Pullman coordinates police protection. The committee to greet the President and Mrs Wilson in Washington will meet at 9 this morning at 1408 Pennsylvania Avenue to finalize arrangements ahead of their return.
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War Camp
Maj. Pullman
Wilson
National Capital
Tomorerow
Pennsylvania Avenue
New York
Union Station
War Camp Community Service
Colithia W
Citizens’ Committee
League of Nations
R-34 Flier Returns Via Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington
Mineola N Y July 6 The airship R 34 begins its return trip Tuesday morning traveling to Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington Its maneuvers in the national capital aim to show lawmakers and others a clear view of the future aerial passenger carrier.
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Mineola
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
National Capital
President’s arrival event planned at Union Station
Officials outline a demonstration for the President at Union Station with pageants on the post office steps and at the station entrance. Mrs Marie Moore Worrest leads pageants while Major Pullman coordinates Secret Service protection. Access is restricted to credentialed attendees as the White House completes renovations and garden cleaning.
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Marie Moore Worrest
Union Station
Maj Pullman
Secret Service
White House
Sermon Urges Support for Wilson and League Covenant
Rev Albert H. Zimmermann urged support for President Wilson and the league covenant during community exercises at Cabin John. He praised the president’s efforts to preserve world peace and urged red-blooded Americans not to desert his policy at this crucial moment.
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Wilson
Albert H. Zimmermann
Cabin John
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Noor Soni Dines
Wyfe
John
Cate
Pest
GEO. P. Zurhorst Sons, Incorporated
East Cap. St
A. J. Schippert
Lee's Sons
Ave
James T. Ryan
Joseph A. Repettt
Lincoln
Thos
M, Hindle
Undertaker
Eimbelmer
Thos. S. Sergeon
Sr Speare CO
T. R. Nalley & Sons
12Th St
Oseru Gavers Sons
Pa. Ave. N. W
Frank Geier's Sons Co., Co
Seventh ST
Modern Chapel
Onil North
WM. H. Sardo & Co
Maj. Scott
Maj Scott
Peveril Cass
Lionel
APS
Ak Crstiilly
Air Mministrs
U. S
Pearrr
Post
ENT
Jem-Kleno
R. Haris & Co
Goldsmith & Co
Palais Royal Jewelry
Kings Palace Jewelry Dept
Goldenberg's
Lansburgh & Bro. Jewelry
R.K. Ferguson
King
Nations League
Tewart
Washington Farm
Yale
Sreet Corner
Shiriventh
Sterrett & Fleming Champlain
Kalorama Road
Oxford
Tophams
Arthur Burt Co
Maddiman
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