Franco Starts Azores Leg En Route to New York Flight
Major Ramon Franco and two companions launched from Alcanar air field near Cartagena at 4 50 p m for the Azores in the Dornier Wahl monoplane. The group plans a stop in the Azores before continuing to New York with a 22 hour fuel reserve and a 2000 mile radio range.
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New York
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Alcanares Air Field
Catagena
Azores
Madrid
First of Early Apples Shipped Into Washington
The first shipment of early apples from Winchester was sent by Barr and Miller of the city. Early Transparents arrived by express to a Washington firm, with additional fruit passing through from southern points. The summer apple movement will grow, and the crop is reported as good quality and near average yield.
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Barr and Miller
Washington
Classified ad: for rent listings at 109 West Bos cawen street
Store space for rent as the account lessee moves to larger quarters Apply Office Supply Co Inc 121 East Boscawen street or J H Henry Two apartments at 137 Main Street for rent Farm of 160 acres offered by H H Willis listings include dates Feb and 28th uncertain for rent notices.
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East Boscawen Street
J. H. Henry
Exhume request sought in Stone family case
Formal request to exhume the bodies of Edward Stone Edgar Stone and Emma Johnson Stone, all linked to Mrs Hattie Stone, is filed for medical examination. The 15 year old George Stone died June 4 after alleged poisoning, while Edward and Edgar Stone and Emma Stone died months or years earlier. Witness James Aberts awaits release on 300 bond.
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Emma Stone
Edward Stone
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Miss Gentry and Parkhurst On An Endurance Flight
At Roosevelt Field New York on June 21 Viola Gentry, former holder of the woman's solo endurance flight, and Parkhurst prepare for a challenging endurance flight.
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Parkhurst
Roosevelt Field
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Parkhurst Flies Endurance Flight From Roosevelt School
Charles W. Parkhurst a former Roosevelt Flying School instructor took off at 11 22 15 EDT on a re fueling endurance flight. They piloted a light biplane with a 110 horsepower engine. The refueling aircraft was named The Ex clamation Mark echoing The Question Mark’s army refueling plane name.
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Charles W. Parkhurst
Roosevelt Flying School
Son of Hoover Aide Hurt in Street Car Accident
Walter H. Newton administrative assistant to President Hoover hurries to Minneapolis after his six year old son John Marshall was struck by a street car. Physicians report the child severely injured with one leg amputated and possible later removal of the other.
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Associated Press
Washington
Walter H. Newton
Hoover
Minneapolis
John Marshall
Newton
Bishop Denny Fearful of Denomination Split
The article notes Bishop Denny fears a break in the denomination as attorney Judson Campbell outlines a stock deal connected to a partial payment plan. details follow on page one continuation.
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Ing
Judson Campbell
Charles H. Kable
Virginia Bishop Cannon Denies Stock Tie to Campaigns
Washington note reports Bishop James Cannon Jr saying stock accounts in his name were publicized to undermine influence before Virginia politics. He cites telegrams with Senator Glass and the New York Evening World and questions why his transactions were singled out.
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United States
Charles H. Tuttle
Ella Mayra Marye Failer
Kable
Campbell
Harry J. Goldhurst
Bishop Cannon
Washington
Virginia
James Cannon, Jr
New York
Kable and Company
Cannon
Senator Glass
New York Evening World
Senator Glas
The
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Tle
Public dispute over motives in campaign mudslinging
The speaker blames opponents for mudslinging and misrepresenting stock dealings to influence Alfred KE Strand's defeat or election. He condemns unfair attacks tied to Raskobism, the Leitherman Democracy, and prohibition era lawlessness, calling it desperate and unworthy.
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Virginia
Alfred KE
Maryland Road Contractor May Be Too Ill For Trial
Maryland road contractor Eimer S. Stallings of Glen Burnie lies in a Baltimore hospital in critical condition from acute heart trouble, possibly worsened by worry and general diseases, with trial on a state road fund charge uncertain due to his illness.
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Maryland
Annapolis
Eimer
Stallings
Glenburnie
State Road Fund
Louis B. Henkle
Henkle
Blatimore jury acquits Stallings on one charge
A Criminal Court jury in Blatimore acquitted Stallings on an indictment for 24000 dollars. He remains to be tried on a separate charge involving about 1000 dollars of state funds.
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Blatimore
Stallings
Quarterly Meeting At Market Street Church
The Rev. Dr. E. J. Mowbray of Hagerstown Md superintendent of Frederick district Methodist Episcopal Church will preside as first quarterly conference at Market Street Church at 8 this evening officials announced today
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Hagerstown
Frederick District
Methodist Episcopal Church
Market Street Church
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