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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1918

Page

12

Air mail test links New York and Chicago in one day

Belmont Park to Chicago test flight aims to prove a daily New York to Chicago air mail route. Curtis and Standard planes depart at 6 a m with landings in Lock Haven Cleveland and Bryan Ohio, timing 30 mph winds and 30 minute refuels. Return trip Sunday from Chicago.

Belmont Park Chicago Woodrow Wilson New York Post Office Department Curtis Lock Haven Cleveland Bryan Oalo Grant Park Edward New York City New York-Chicago Postofice Department Tang

Chinese Official Tang Hui Lung Killed in Victoria

Tang Hui Lung minister of education for China, killed outside the Chinese Club in Victoria, BC. Mah Chew, a Chinese barber, shot him with two revolvers and then killed himself. Tang had been in Washington on a secret mission for the Chinese government and had avoided San Francisco due to warnings.

Victoria Tang Hui Lung China Mah Chew Homg Tang Washington San Francisco United States

Cripples at Meade forced into development battalions

At Camp Meade a large group of men deemed physically unfit for full military service are placed in development battalions. They suffer from flat feet weak ankles poor eyesight and other defects. Many earn civil wages while performing kitchen police and guard duties instead of combat roles.

Camp Meadethere Mende Mera

Thrace refugees plan pan-Thracian congress in Athens

In Athens, over 4600 Thrace refugees met under the Union of Thrace to discuss the Greek government’s future policies. The chairman outlined a plan to address authorities and organize a pan-Thracian congress to prepare a memorial for the government.

Athens Thrace Union of

Fire Mystery Damages Newport News Steamer and Wharf

Officials of the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company investigate a mysterious blaze that damaged the steamer Newport News and destroyed the company’s offices and dockside facilities. Loss about 125000. vital parts intact. reconstruction to begin with no passenger service interruption.

Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company Newport News William H. Callahan Trafic C O Abbott

Sea Plunge Kills Airman at Long Island Station

Walter P Talaski of Rochester New York, a student aviator at a Long Island aviation station, died when a hydroplane in which he was riding alone plummeted 300 feet into Great South Bay. Boaters reached the wreck, which lay in seven feet of water, but the body could not be extricated quickly.

Bay Shore Walter P Talaski Rochester Long Island Great South Bay Filer Lould

Business man dies. Jordan and family in England

Robert R Jordan a leading Washington antique dealer with stores on Seventeenth Street and F Street died after twilight at Georgetown University Hospital from typhoid fever. He was 42, lived at 1305 Thirtieth Street NW, and his wife and daughter have returned to England, with no relatives left in the United States. The hospital could not say what would be done with the body.

Robert R Jordan Washington F Street Georgetown University Hospital Mr Jordan Jis

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