City of San Francisco crash toll rises witnesses and search
Reports from New Mexico and nearby areas describe the crash of the City of San Francisco airliner into Mount Taylor. Eight victims are recovered as officials launch major investigations and a broad search for causes. Wreckage, charred remains, and scattered bodies are moved toward burial in Gallup and Grants. Flight crew actions and weather are being reviewed by inspectors as overhauls of Transcontinental Air Transport planes are ordered before coast-to-coast service resumes.
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Port Columbus
T. A. T. Company
Charles W. Dennis
Pass
City of San Fran
Gallup
N. M
San Franisco
Mt. Tayloreet
Amibulances
Albuquerque
Cgroner
Taylor
J. B. Stone
Abuqueue
Department of Primerce
Grants
City of San Francisco
Mount Taylor
Palo Lobo Ranger Station
Palo Lobo
San Francisco
Adjequereue
Transcontinental Air ‘Transport Service
Los Angeles
Walpi
Plane crash on mountain slope near Alburquerque
Pilot George K. Rice of Western Air Express reports a plane with eight aboard crashed on a mountain slope six miles from nearest road. Rescue teams fought through brush. bodies remained undisturbed until a coroner's jury arrived as officials argued over removal and photography.
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St. Louis, Mo
George K. Rice
Western
Western Air Express
R. I. H . Department of Commerce
San Francisco
T. S
Mistrial Declared in Textile Striker Murder Case
In Charlotte on September 9 a mistrial was declared in the case of sixteen textile workers charged with murdering Gastonia police chief Aderholt after one juror collapsed. Judge Barnhill initially ordered the mistrial but then suspended the order as defense lawyers discussed options to avert further collapse.
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Charlotte
N. C
Aderhokt
Gastonia
M. v. Barnhill
Night work ban for women and youth in cotton factories
A new art ruling abolishes night work for women and young persons in cotton factories and other industries. The Romans viewed salt as a sacred food, and no other dish could precede it at table.
Weekend Toll From Shipping Disasters Worldwide
A string of weekend shipping disasters across foreign seas caused heavy loss of life. The Irish lake steamer Kura sank near Tammerefors with about 82 dead or missing, many children, while the British tanker Vimeria burned at Rotterdam leaving feared fatalities. The Danish freighter Dan went down in the Baltic with 25 aboard and one survivor, and the Swedish steamer Heimball struck rocks off Sweden, both disappearing with crews and passengers.
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United Press
Tammerefors
Vimeria
Rotterdam
Dan
Baltic
Heimball
Sweden
York
Rio Dero
Return of former Kaiser Rumored in Berlin
Political observers in Berlin report many indications that the former emperor considered returning to Germany as the “protection of the republic” law eases. The rumor cycle suggests anxiety about his possible move amid unsettled conditions and self-doubt.
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Berlin
Germany
Kaise
Ger
Feßnd
Robbers Take About 2000 After Furniture Store Safe Blast
Marion Indiana authorities hunted bandits who blew open the Johnson Furniture Co safe, torn the building and battered a door from an adjoining structure. The explosion destroyed the safe and yielded roughly 2000 dollars with few solid clues for investigators.
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Marion
Ind
Johnson Furniture Company
Active warfare in Manchurian area report
The Soviet government said Red Army forces routed a Chinese column near Grafekovo-Pol task in Nokolsk-Ussurisk province. Chinese losses totaled 500 including deserters. Pogranitchaya residents deserted. Soviet airplanes seen over the city with no renewed fire. Communicati on with Pogranitchaya intermittent.
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Red Army
Grafekovo-Poltask
Nokolsk-Ussurisk
Harbin
Manchuria
Pogranitchaya
Homes for the aged facilities in the United States
Fraternal religious trade union and other organizations run homes for the aged with capacity for about 80 000 residents across the United States, highlighting the sector's broad involvement in elder care.
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United States
B. and O. Fireman Injured in Indiana Train Wreck
Seymour, Indiana, September 9 report of a collision six miles east of town involving a B. and O. freight train. One fireman was injured, a caboose and locomotive wrecked, six cars damaged, traffic halted for hours. John Paffenberger could not determine a cause.
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Seymour
Ind
Here Lato
John Paffenberger
Fatal Accident at French Lick In Indiana Town
Arnold Perry age 67 of Canova West Virginia died two hours after being struck by a car driven by Mrs Charles Walton at French Lick Indiana. Walton attempted to avoid another pedestrian and dragged Perry several feet before stopping. Walton was arrested and charged with manslaughter. Perry had come to French Lick last week to join friends.
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Paoli
Ind
Arnold Perry
Canova
W. Va
French Lick
Charles Walton
Walton
Perry
Homestead
West Baden
St Mary's Bazaar Opens Tonight At New School
The two night bazaar at St Marys school begins tonight with bingo and attractions. A chicken supper is served from 5 to 7 p.m. A Graham Paige automobile will be given away Tuesday night as a grand prize.
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St. Mary’s School
Graham-Paige
Publican elects C H Houston as successor to Hubert Work
The Republican National Committee named C H Houston as successor to Hubert Work and elected a four day publican president Claudia Houston. A short speech outlined a plan to build a party organization with the administration program and the aid of millions of party members.
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Publican
National
Claudia Houston
Tfon Wai Ie
Pt Cordange
Dent Hoover
of Color
Ibs
National of
Houston
Stabbing Near Wailing Wall Leaves Victims Hospitalized
Reported stabbing near the Wailing Wall notes an Arab assailant wounding a Jew who needed hospital care. A second incident on Jaffa road also involved a Muslim attacker, with both parties moved to hospital for treatment.
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Jerusal Ote
Jaffa
Parochial Schools Convened For New Year
Parochial schools in Washington opened for the new term as students attended the first day of classes after a short morning session. Officials reported orderly enrollment with a brisk start to the month’s schedule.
Stresemann Backs Briand Plan for United Europe
German foreign minister Stresemann spoke before the assembly and endorsed Aristide Briand's idea of a United States of Europe. He welcomed economic unification as a remedy for chaos and strife facing European nations, proposing a single coins system and pan American postage stamps under Briand's framework.
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Geneva
Speeh
Oer
Stresemann
Aristide Briand
United States of Europe
Murder Confession in Elkhart Slaying of Minnie Tallas
Elvin Mosier, 62, confessed after 27 hours of questioning to killing Minnie Macde Tallas, 45, whose battered body was found in her Woods Street yard. He said the assault occurred Friday morning after an argument over his advances. Mosier, who lived next door, called police to report finding the body. The case marks a solved murder. Mosier’s past includes a 1915 criminal attack conviction and a 35-year-ago Wilton Kehres arrest. He later married and divorced the murdered man’s widow. The fall term of Elkhart Superior Court opens soon.
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Elkhart
Ind
Elvin Mosier
Minnie Macde Tallas
Mosier
Tallas
Michigan City
Mar Wilton Kehres
Spe
Son
Winter Mass Times Revised at St Simons Church
Announcement at St Simons church Sunday reports a time change for masses starting next Sunday with the same schedule of 5:00, 6:15, 7:20, 8:45 and 10:30. The 8:45 mass will be a high mass and children's mass.
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St. Simons Church
Times
Graf Zeppelin Plans 14 Day World Flight Refueling In Air
Berlin Sept 9 Graf Zeppelin outlines next major flight around the world in fourteen days. Dispatches from Friedrichshafen say the dirigible will be refueled in the air during the long non stop ascent.
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Berlin
Germany
Friedrichshafen
Riclass
Zeppelin
Tariff Delay Prompted by Norris and Vare Seat Challenge
In Washington a tariff delay arose as Senator George W. Norris challenged Samuel Vare's seat from Pennsylvania. Norris, Nebraska farm bloc leader, demanded immediate investigation of Vare and sought to deny his seat, risking extended debate and a ruling on whether the resolution can be considered under senate rules.
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Washington
Senate
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Dover
Electon S. Vare
Penssevania
Norris
Vare
P Curtis
Martin Named as President
The Historical Association held its first morning meeting at First M. E. church. Martin named president with Neiswonger as vice president and McMurthy as secretary treasurer. The group aims for monthly meetings in neighboring towns to boost church and minister fellowship across the county. Program committee includes Shaw Peel and Nelswonger. Rev J W McMurtry, new United Brethren pastor, to lead devotional next Mayday morning.
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Historial Association
Martin
Scent PW. Neiswonger
SW McMurthy
R. Ik
Gwyn
J. L
Sori
Rogram Committee
Wras
Benshaw
Geores Peel
Ev. A. F. Nelswonger
J. W. McMurtry
United Brethren Church
Robbers Crack Indian Theatre Safe in Hammond
In Hammond Indiana robbers cracked the Indian theatre safe after a performance and escaped with 2000 dollars. The janitor Anthony Lodey was making rounds when the robbers struck as the last patron left, beating the crowd to exits and taking the week end receipts.
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Hammond
Ind
Anthony Lodey
State Auditor in Cit Finishes Trustee Aid Audit
Harry Kirk, state auditor from Indianapolis, finished auditing the trustee's state aid reports in Cit. He began work yesterday and completed the review by end of the week, concluding the examination of the aid records.
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CIT
Harry Kirk
Indianapolis
State. Education. Bureau
Was
Waa
Kirk
Auto Crash on Fast Walnut Street Damages Cars
Ed Hucgan drove a car that rear ended Clifford Dodges on Fast Walnut Street last night causing minor damage to both vehicles. Police report unclear injuries as details remain incomplete.
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Ed Hu¢gan
One Ayen
Clifford Doades
Walnut Street
Dodie
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