In the Spotlight Safe Crossing and Aviation Feats
Safe crossing for Roger Q. Williams and Captain Lewis A. Yancey aboard the Pathfinder ends after fog delays near Santander Spain with a 850 mile final leg to Ciampino Rome. Also reports of endurance flights inclines Angeleno with Mendell and Reinhart nearing 200 hours and Datin Bowler Chicago to Berlin facing fog and radio outages. Submarine H-47 casualty list updated after collision with L-12 off Wales. Public debate in Washington over automobile tariffs and industry protection.
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Wales
Admiralty
Hoover Aims Tariff Revision After Farm Relief Win
President Herbert Hoover closes his first four months in the White House with improved patience and steadier temper. With the farm relief law enacted, he looks to tariff reform as the next test, expected to favor limited revision amid Republican strategy for the 1930 elections. A furious lobby war pits Cuban interests plus beverage manufacturers against U S sugar groups and domestic producers across the country. Prohibitionists claim a victory as reform efforts progress.
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Frederic William Wise
Washington
D. C
Herbert Hoover
White House
Hoover
Congress
Tariffitt
Democratic National
Senate
House
Louisiana
Middle West
West
Philippines
Hawaii
United States
Carol’s Hame on Plan for Revolt in Romania
Bucharest July 10 documents allegedly confiscated in the government roundup of peasants regime implicate the exiled Prince Carol in a projected coup d etat. Proclamations to the people and to the army bear the signature In the Name of His Majesty King Carol I. Investigations proceed. several arrests reported and lines may implicate important political personages.
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Carol
Roumania
Garol
Coral
Bucharest
Romania
Carol I
Seversl
Mma Rogers Secures Dutch Divorce From Holland Millionaire
Amsterdam reports Col H H Rogers, an American oil magnate, and his wife obtained a divorce in Utrecht on June 26. Earlier Mrs Rogers took a Paris residence to pursue desertion claims. Millicent Rogers, daughter of Col Rogers, has connections to nobility and Argentine cattle baron families.
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Amsterdam
Col
H.H. Rogers
Utrecht
Holland
Couut Salm von Honegstradel
Arturo Ramos
Jury Probes Deaths of Glenwood Recluses in Two Weeks
A coroner's jury investigates the deaths of George Shakel and related assaults in Glenwood and nearby towns. Shakel, found with head bruises after an attack with a baseball hat, died in Omaha hospital. Earlier killings and beatings near Parnell, Manly, and Montour are noted, with a cave-in near Council Bluffs trapping a 14 year old girl who was revived by an inhalator.
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Council Bluffs
Gron Peterson
Council Butts
New Orleans Car Lines Hire Strike Breakers Amid Threatened Walkout
New Orleans Public Service Inc resumes service tomorrow with strikebreakers after a weeklong stoppage. Each car will be armed with a machine gun nest and guarded by deputy U.S. marshals. A general walkout involving about 45,000 workers and tradesmen was threatened if the company ignores the union.
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New Orleans
Public Service, Inc
United States
New Orleans Public Service, Inc
Carmen
Uion
Car Company
Watchman Allen Coe Faces Murder Charge
Allen Coe, 75, Mapleton night watchman, is held for the grand jury under a first degree murder warrant in the death of Fred Shipley. Shipley was shot when Coe ordered him off the street on the night of June 23 and died four days later. information sworn by Floyd Shipley before Justice J. F. Cooper. Coe waived preliminary examination.
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Onaws
Allen Coe
Mapleton
Fred Shipley
Shipley
Coe
Hine
Justice of the Peace
J. F. Cooper
Floyd Shipley
Cae
Flying Pals Killed in Navy Air Crash
Boston July 10 The flying pals of the Marine Corps were killed today when a Navy bi plane returning from Buffalo plunged into Quincy bay. Marine Lieutenant George B Stephens of San Diego California and Gunnery Sergeant Ernest L Jones of Dallas Texas died in the crash at Squantum Navy Air Station.
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Boston
UNS
Marine Corps
Navy Air Station
Squantum
Buffalo
New York
Quincy Bay
George B. B Stephens
San Diego
Cal
Ernest L. Jones
Dallas
Tex
Julian Eltinge Injured in Auto Collision in Los Angeles
Stage impersonator Julian Eltinge and screen actress Lenore Casnova were injured when their car collided with another vehicle in Los Angeles on July 10. Eltinge suffered a three inch scalp laceration while Casnova was slightly injured. two other occupants were hurt.
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Los Angeles
Cal
JMNSI
Julian Eltinge
Lenore Cosnova
Eltinge
SUN KINK CRUGES WRECK NEAR ENFIELD TRAIN DERAILS
About 40 to 60 people were injured when five cars derailed on a northbound Atlantic Coast Line train two miles north of Enfield New York. The wreck was caused by a sun kink in the rails. Five seriously injured were taken to the Atlantic Coast Line hospital. more were expected as rescue work continued. Engineer T R Pettit said the train was moving about 56 miles per hour.
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Rocky Point
N. G
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Enfield
N. Y
Atlantic Coast Line
Log of Trans Atlantic Pathfinder Flight Reported
The Pathfinder monoplane began from Old Orchard Beach Maine at 7 48 a m and vanished in fog 75 miles east of Portland lightship at 8 50 a m Tuesday sighted near Spain coast at 2 47 a m Wednesday took off Alberica emergency field Santander for final leg to Rome about 1 000 miles and reported over Bayonne 110 miles east north east flying high toward the Pyrenees
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Datin
Chicago
Berlin
Great Whale
Hudson's Bay
Labrador
Point Burwell
Antin
Associated Press
Old Orchard Beach
Portland
Spain
Somillas
Alberida Pinpraptey
Alberica
Santander
Rome
Bayonne
Crass
Pyrenees
Torrid Heat Wave Grips Nation With Fatalities
New York reports 10 heat related deaths both direct and indirect as scorching heat blankets the country. Phoenix tops 110 degrees with others reaching 84 to 110 in several cities while drownings and accidents occur as people seek relief.
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New York
Phoenix
Aziz
New Orleans
Atlantic City
Boston
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Chicago
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Hammond firing new beer volley goes to court
Des Moines reports John B. Hammond preparing injunctions against Northwestern railroad Mantowor Products of Mantwoer Wis and Hewitt and Sons over alleged traffic in malt beverages. Petitions prepared by C A Baker centered on Iowa law banning such traffic.
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Des Moines
John B. Hammond
Hammond
Northwestern Railroad
Mantto~woe Products Company
Manttower
Wis
Charles Hewitt and Sons
Iowa
C. A. Baker
Centerville
Three Stabbed in Battle of Strikers in New York
One woman and two men were stabbed as rival garment workers clashed in New York. For five minutes the factions fought amid a crowd of commuters outside Pennsylvania Station. Police and West 13th Street reserves dispersed the riot and questioned 26 strikers.
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New York
U.P
Pennsylvania Station
West Thirtieth Street
Snally
Boy Succumbs to Mysterious Disease
In New York on July 10, the death of George Mosher a one year old street urchin from West Alde is reported after a three week fight with Kala-azar a deadly tropical illness baffling doctors at Seaside hospital Staten Island The child survived only through repeated blood transfusions during his hospital stay.
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Federal
Harriman
New ‘York
Gerrard
Arizona
California
Colorado
New Mexico
Wall Street
United States
Altho
England
New York
INS
George Mosher
Statensland
Stuart Wins Thru First Round State Golf Tournament
Stuart reports Craig McKee the younger brother of Bob McKee wins opening round at the Towa State golf tournament at Cedar Rapids Country Club defeating Bud Maytag 2 and 1 after leading by four holes at the turn. McKee faces Lloyd Nordstrom of Davenport in the second round as Ira Allen beats Clark Tilden 5 and advances with Bart as his next opponent.
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Country Club
Cedar Rapids
Craig McKee
Bob McKee
Des Moines
Bud Maytag
McKee
Maytag
Lloyd Nordstrom
Davenport
Ira Allen
Hope
Clark Tilden
Ames
Arthur Bart
Ritz Anderson Lose Matches in State Net Meet
Des Moines July 10 Ritz Watersoo junior tennis player lost his second round in the junior division to John Standdard of Des Moines 6-2 6-0. Cedar Falls player Mrs. A D Anderson fell in the first round of women’s singles to Miss Alice Fraser of Minneapolis 9-6 6-3 6-1.
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Des Moines
Obert Ritz
Watersoo
John Standdard
A. D. Anderson
Cedar Falls
Alice Fraser
Minneapolis
Detectives Seek Bank Embezzler Missing From Inslow Bank
Onslow Ta July 10 detectives from two casualty companies hunt Otte Hunswardsen 26 former bookkeeper at Inslow State Savings Bank charged with embezzling 5800. He disappeared June 10 after telling Ce car Rapids theater he had a job there and would not return auditors report a shortage in his accounts covering the last year and a half.
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Onslow
Otte Hunswardsen
Inslow State Savings Bank
Hunswardsen
Cecar Rapids
Bank
Williams and Yangey Arrin at Goal After One Oto
Clarion Iowa July 10 192x The home of Mrs Pauling Culman was broken up today and she and her two sons Bud 18 and Denver 19 were jailed for petty robberies in a district court. Bud and Denver received 10 year prison terms at Anamosa and Mrs Culman five years at Rockwell City. They pled guilty to robbery and receiving stolen property.
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Clarion
Pauling Oulman
Lindbergh predicts united states as temporary air era
Los Angeles July 10 Colonel Lindbergh said after his return flight from Winslow Ariz to Grand Central airport Glendale Calif that the address of Cal and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh will just be the United States for a while He said air travel would boost railroad business but never replace rail travel He noted schedules will shift as air travel expands across the country
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States of America
Lindbergh
Winslow
Ariz
Grand Central Airport
Glendale
New York City
Four men jailed in death of Trappe car salesman
Norristown July 19 Four men were jailed after the coroner's inquest into the death of William Norman Heim an automobile salesman from Trappe Pa. His charred body was found under his wrecked car near Fort Washington on June 21 The inquest jury ruled Heim died from a blow to the head by an unknown person The four suspects Robert M Hallowell Isaac E B Hallowell Harry Hallowell and Charles Dull were taken into custody in the courtroom Police found blood stains on a Hallowell garage car later identified as human blood by the county chemist
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Norristown
William Norman Heim
Trappe
Fort Washington
Robert M. Hallowell
Isaac EB. Hallowell
Harry Hallowell
Charles Dull
Heim
Robert Hallowell
Hallowell
Isaac Hallowell
Kingsford Smith Lands in London After Australia Flight
London on July 10 The Southern Cross piloted by Capt. Charles E Kingsford Smith landed at Croydon airfield at 3 20 p m completing the Australia to London flight. It beat Bert Hinklers London to Australia record by about two days with crew Ulm McWilliams and Litchfield aboard. at Portland Ore F H Lamb of Davenport was elected to the American Medical Association board of censors. A death notice reports Mrs James Mittchell died by poison with no inquest planned.
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Washington
Reed
Pennsylvania
Smoot
Finance Committee
Mr. Smoot
London
Southern Cross
Charles E. Kingsford Smith
Australia
TL II. McWillams
H. A. Litchfield
Board OF Censors
Portland
Ore
F. H. Lamb
Davenport
The
American Medical Association
Harris
James Mittchell
Pathfinder completes direct air route Rome to America
American aviators Roger Q. Williams and Lewis A. Yancey, flying the Pathfinder monoplane, landed at Lido di Roma airfield at 9:30 p.m. after a 3,400 mile flight from Old Orchard, Maine. They had hoped to reach Rome in under 10 hours, but fuel limits and night conditions forced a shorter final hop via Albericia near Santander. The crew were greeted by cheering crowds and ceremonial honors as they refueled and prepared for the last leg.
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Lewis A. Yancey
American
Spain
Atlantic
Rome
Pathfinder
America
New York
Lidorio
Old Orchard
Santander
Albericia
Ciampinn Airfield
Alverida
Williams
Yancey
Harris
Air Field
Saliquet
Comillas
Albericia Filet
Pyrenees
Altho
Thomas Loatza
MN. S. Ste Correspondest
Lewis Yancey
Mac
Wancey
Gorillas
Willams
Yanray
Eofuuan Tours
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