Navigation Aids Seen Key To Air Line Growth
Seattle June 26. Senator Hiram Bingham urged that the main need for commercial aviation is navigation aids, not faster planes. He said the U S must build airports terminals fixing fields airways and meteorological radio support, with federal and municipal cooperation to attract air commerce like seaports attract ocean trade.
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Associated Press
Wash
United States
Hiram Bingham
America
Bingham
Mar
New York
San Francisco
Seattle
Hackensack Meadows
Governor's Island
Bureau of Air Navigation
Department of Commerce
Fort Dodge Road to Run Bus Line from Rail to Webster City
Des Moines and Southern officials announce bus service between Des Moines Boone and Webster City, extending current rail operations with large passenger cars. Application approval by the railroad board preceded the plan to run three buses daily in each direction, with a roughly four hour trip between Maines and Webster.
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Fort Dodge Road
Webster City
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Des Moines & Southern
Boone
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Maines
Webster
Attachment Granted in Fricks Alienation Suit
In district court yesterday Mears and Yeroy, counsel for Mrs. OC. W. Fricks, sought $30,000 attachment in her $25,000 damage action against Mrs. Matilda Caward. A supplemental petition alleges Caward may remove property from the state and refuses payment. Fricks sues for $25,600 alleging alienation of her husband’s affections by Caward.
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District Court
Terday
Mears & Yeroy
OC. W. Fricks
Matilda Caward
Waterloo Man Keeps Busy With 12 Hour Shifts and Garden
A Waterloo man J. Robb works twelve hours nightly at a cafe and spends four to six hours daily in his Monroe and Lafayette street gardens. He gardens to stay healthy after stomach trouble, saying gardening provides relief beyond medicine. He grows gladioli, dahlias, gladiolus bulbs, cucumbers, peppers, and vegetables, labeling seeds for early maturity and using lime dust to deter pests. He maintains a clean garden with minimal help, while the restaurant work continues alongside.
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Waterloo
J. Robb
Robb
Monroe
Lafayette
Toby
Garth
Altho
J. E. Dillon
WIFE KISSING MEN NO SIGN OF WRONG DOING
Associated Press reports judge says kissing and cocktail parties among women do not prove adultery. In the Symington divorce suit Judge Ford, backing the Clean Books league, asserts modern conduct is misconstrued and not sufficient for divorce. Co-respondent Talbot W. Chambers arraigned for adultery. perjury charges considered. Dr Edward Pope testifies Mrs Symington admitted infidelity.
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Judge Dav
Associated Press
John W. Ford
State Supreme Court
Clean Books League
Thomas H. Symington
Justice Ford
Esther
Ford
Talbot W. Chambers
Symington
Edward
Pope
Abandon Hopes of Saving Four From Buried Miners
Wallace Idaho June 26 Hope of saving four men trapped behind rock and mine debris in the Burke Adjax mine after Wednesday flooding has vanished. Attempts to penetrate the wrecked mine failed and it now seems at least another 24 hours would be needed to reach the rise where the men are trapped.
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Wallace
Idaho
Burke
Oregon Veterans Battle Ship Oregon Final Cruise to Portland Memorial
The battleship Oregon, former bulldog of the Navy, is on its final cruise from Bremerton to Portland to become a state memorial. Oregon will moor at Willamette Anchorage and be maintained as an exhibit funded by the state, following debates over preserving the ship rather than letting it sink into oblivion. The voyage entails costs for towing and maintenance, with $17,000 spent on junking and trip prep plus a $25,000 silver service gift to the ship.
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Cleveland
Ohio
T Wangler Ros
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Bulldog
Bremerton Navy Yard
Spain
Commonwealth
Havy Department
Willamette Anchorage
Willamette River
Puget Sound
Willametta Rivers
Saventeen
Wife Fights Stock Transfer to Girl
Des Moines papers report a suit to set aside 1810 shares in the Fitch company alleged to have been fraudulently transferred to Miss Gertrude Westberg. Mrs. F. W. Fitch, wife of the hair tonic manufacturer, accuses Westberg of disappearance after filing for divorce. The case centers on property rights for Fitch’s children.
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Des Moines
Gertrude Westberg
FOW
Oregon's Historic Cruise Recalled in Attack on Cervera
A Bremer ton era yardkeeper notes the Oregon's 1898 voyage around the Horn and its contrast with modern dreadnoughts. He recalls the famed race against time near Santiago Cuba and the ship's pivotal role in defeating Cervera's fleet.
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Pavy Yard
Bremerton
Oregon
Cervera
Santiago
Cuba
Army Air Service Sergeant Killed at Mitchell Field
Sergeant Douglas E. Logan of the United States army air service was killed at Mitchell Field New York when a fragment of a propeller ripped through the Martin bomber they were in, piercing his heart and fatal injuries. The incident occurred during a flight when a propeller broke and the debris damaged the fuselage. Logan had served with the air service and his death is mourned by comrades and officers.
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ARMY
Mitchell Field
New York
Douglas ‘E. Logan
United States Army Air Service
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