Lindbergh Meets Backers in Mt. Clemens on Secret Plane Review
Charles A. Lindbergh and St. Louis backers plus motor-company representatives gathered in a secret hangar at Mt. Clemens, Michigan, to view a new airplane in development. Details remain secret though the craft reportedly incorporates several new principles aimed at addressing airborne situations Lindbergh faced during his 40,000 mile flight.
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United Press
MT. Clemens
Mich
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
The
Motor Company
Lindbergh
St. Bovis
Lockhart Recovers After Ocean Swing In Speed Trial
Frank Lockhart, American racing ace of the Blackhawk Special, swerved into the ocean during a Daytona Beach speed trial. He suffers severe shock, a badly lacerated left wrist, and a bruised right leg, with doctors uncertain on when he may leave hospital. Mrs Lockhart rode with him while officials announced that Malcolm Campbell would attempt to break his own record on Thursday as winds aided speeds near 200 to 230 mph.
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United Press
Daytona Beach
Fla
Frank Lockhart
G. A. Klock
Klock
Lockhart
Day and Sinclair Charge Government Shadowed Jurors
Henry Mason Day and Harry F. Sinclair claim the government used its secret service to shadow juries in federal cases. They were found guilty in Washington of contempt for the Teapot Dome trial and sentenced to jail terms. Sinclair vowed immediate appeal.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
New York
Henry Mason Day
Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair Oil Companies
Day
Sinclair
Washington
Dome
Carrie Nation Bear Ends 27 Years Solitary At Seattle Zoo
A brown bear once kept in a Skagway saloon during the Klondike era wrecked a cafe and became known as Carrie Nation. After 27 years in a tiny den at Woodland Park Zoo, she receives a double cage and increased rations following public interest. Children are brought to see her and hear her tale of reform.
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Seattle
West
Carrie Nation
Woodland Park
Thema
Carrie
Alaska
Kansas
Zoo
Trial resumes in Winslow bank case capers
Special to The Daily Mail reports the Arizona jury will hear the state rest its case Thursday night in the trial of T. M. Quebedeaux, former Bank of Winslow vice president, accused of receiving a $42.07 deposit from F. L. Riley after the bank was insolvent. The defense contends the sum was interest on two certificates of deposit.
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Daily Mail
Flagstaff
Ariz
F. L. Riley
Winslow
Riley. Riley
State Banking Department
B.B. _Neal
Riley
League of Nations moves to finish peace proposal text
Geneva Feb 22 A security commission committee was named to draft the final text of disarmament proposals. Germany urged a treaty pledging nations to accept league decisions on disputes and armistice if war began. The Soviet plan called for near total disarmament in four years with sea zones and limited armed forces. Canada proposed using a joint eminent-citizen panel to settle disputes and improve league machinery. Swedens H O Anden urged universal arbitration to be submitted in September.
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Geneva
League ‘of Nations’ Security Commission
Germany
All Nations
League Council
Council
Commission
Soviet Union
Baltic
North Sea
Arctic
Western Sea
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Black Sea
Indian Ocean
Pacific
W. A. Riddell
Canada
Riddell
Security Commission
Great Lakes
League
Assembly
H. O. Anden
League Assembly
Movie Director To Be Arraigned Today
William Nigh, noted motion picture director, is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow in Los Angeles on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon against Edward Usher Jr., former University of Michigan football star. The accusation stems from a dispute over Jean Jarvis.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
Los Angeles
William Nigh
Edward Usher, Jr
University of Michigan
Nigh
Usher
Jean Jarvis
Love-Bomber trial opens in Ottawa Illinois
Opening statements in the Hiram Reed case will occur as the jury hears evidence. Miss Bradford the teacher and victim of a December dynamite blast is expected to testify about a love affair and Reed s promise to marry her. The prosecution alleges he targeted her to remove a threat to his plan.
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United Press Transcontinental
Ottawa
Ill
Hiram Reed
Iola Bradford
Reed
Rear Admiral Brumby Responds to Navy Charge
Rear Admiral Frank H. Brumby, commander of the Atlantic fleet control force, has sent a statement to the navy department in Washington addressing charges from the S 4 salvage inquiry. He says he knew some court findings but has not been notified of removal and says the matter rests with his superiors.
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United Press
Balboa
C. Z
Frank H. Brumby
Atlantic Fleet
Navy Department
Washington
Naval Court of Inquiry
Big Real Estate Deals Announced
Phoenix real estate moves two deals totaling 110000 with West Van Buren street and Second avenue sites. Arizona Republic acquires the West Van Buren site for 80000, with no immediate building planned. A local firm buys another West Van Buren site for 30000.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Republican Company
West van Buren Street
Second Avenue
Ku Klux Klan Discards Masks for Second Time
United Press reports the Ku Klux Klan has officially discard masks and visors at midnight under Dr. Hiram W. Evans. A new degree, The Knights of the Great Forest, replaces the old order as the group adopts a policy promoting assimilation and emphasis on Americanism and immigration limits.
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United Press Transcontiental Wire
Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Hiram W. Evans
Knights of the Great Forest
Klan
Evans
America
Republic
Stone Mountain
Atlanta
Georgia
Simmons
Crust Of The Earth Weakens Is Report
Cambridge officers report a new crustal weakness after a quake recorded near 3 p.m. yesterday. Harvard seismograph analysis places the epicenter about 1500 miles northeast, a relatively new region for earthquakes suggesting a global crustal change.
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United Press
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Mexicans Arrested In Demonstration
In Mexico City on February 22 about 1,900 persons staged an anti American demonstration along Avenida Juarez. At least four students were detained overnight after fireworks were set off insults were shouted at Americans and cries of Viva Sandino were heard.
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United Press Transcontinental
Mexico City
Avenida Juarez
Graitoc
Morristown Police Probe Torch Murder Victim Identified
United Press reports a Morristown investigation into a torch murder. Victim identified as Margaret Brown, a 4 year old sheltered resident. authorities seek details on motive and arrest.
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Morristown
Margaret Brown
New Jersey
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Prominent Owen ranchers held in plot to blow Los Angeles aqueduct
Six Owen ranchers were arrested in Independence California with nine more warrants issued as part of a conspiracy to dynamite the Los Angeles aqueduct. Among those detained are Major C. T. Watson Frank Spaulding Walter Young Fred Nathan Harry Feston and W L Smith. Authorities say 15 arrests are planned with nine John Doe warrants to follow to capture ringleaders in the alleged ten attempts against the $43 million waterway.
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Calif. B
Owen
Los Angeles Aqueduct
C. T. Watson
Frank’ ‘Spaulding
Walter Young
Fred
Nathan
Harry Feston
W. L. Smith
No Name Canyon
Jess Hession
Hession
John Doe
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