Witness Describes Shenandoah Dirigible Crash And Bodies
Ava, Ohio resident Mrs Josephine Brown testifies before naval authorities about seeing the Shenandoah break apart and bodies fall from the airship. She recalls watching from Avs near Caldwell as clouds closed in and the ship split, with heavy debris and casualties observed by witnesses.
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New York
Shenandoah
Ava
Stenandoah
Baverlat
Ugbeer Bae
Josephine Brown
Avs
C. W. McClure
Potacain Square
Naval
Witten
Coonty
Caldwell
Wes
Rum Smugglers Mobilize for Atlantic Coast Attack
Reports from special investigators indicate rum smugglers in Washington and New York plan a heavy attack on the Atlantic coast. United States efforts aim to curb smuggling with new patrols, stricter laws, and a larger freighter fleet.
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Washington
Atlantic
Rhiracy
Selig
Laneberg
X. 5
Britte Equor
Bahamas
Speciai -c
Halifax
Mowey
New York
Raids on Private Homes Tightened by Ohio Agencies
Ohio state dry agents will restrict raids on private residences starting today amid protests from several groups. Governor McDonald ordered raids to obtain charges from reputable sources and limited the use of anonymous tips, with lodges’ secretaries to first notify on suspected violations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Beton
Sinteerg “Arents
Rome of Siates
George H Bender
Cleveland
McDonela
Sovernor
McDonald
Lodzes
Bs Notte
Camplescis
Ers
Ciiy
BiG GAME HUNTERS Return From Canadian Bushes
Maristian notes Sept 21 as ML Noll and Edward Mee Yaersert back from a hunting trip in the Canadian Beeches. They shot deer and caribou, claiming a large horn and a caribou with a 990 wound.
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Maristian
R. ML. Noll
Edward MeéeYaersert
Leat Hhumiers
Detective Shot in Back by Unknown Tramp in Hinntington
Hinntington Wisconsin Wednesday afternoon a detective for the city police was shot in the back by a man identified as a white suspect. Multiple posses, including deputy sheriffs and railroad agents, searched the BarbourssHtie area for the assailant. The officer died from his wounds after radioed description failed to locate the suspect.
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Hinntington
Lkobe
Foha Wedkty
Isaa
Stein
Barborisville
Bae
Luhaex
Mas
Wasi
Emancipation Day Parade Opens City Observance
A large Emancipation Day street parade formed on Seah Street and nearby avenues, led by Grand Marshal Charles Bacon. The procession moved from St. Paul AME and Gallon Baptist churches to Putnam Avenue, ending at the City Center with a program of athletic events music and speeches. Mayor C. C. Stater and others were scheduled to speak. Emancipation Day dinner followed at St. Paul AME Church.
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Seah Street
Stocesace Street
Mais
Sar Siren
Sirest Wasci
Sintit Street Bridge
Putnam
Putnam Avenue
Barri- Son Street
Gnaries Bacon
St Paul A.M. 5
CB. Howhes
Columbus
Harry BR. Stoits
AL Atains
Iiary FH
Blackwell
P2outheastern
Ohio
Frisco Welcomes Hawaii Wardrobbed Flying Heroes Home
San Francisco greets Commander Rodgers and the crew of PN-1 as they return from Hawaii after a near non stop flight. A city holiday follows and a giant parade and receptions are planned with Army Navy and civic leaders present.
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San Francisco
Hawaii
Joby Rodgers
San Fran
John Retsers
Duke
Golden Gate
Gab-Le
Magipal
Mery
Serbor
Idaho
Skea
Market Street
Ty Tommanies Rodgers
Rovers
Srelcome
Cele Nerve
Rodgers
Arron Fernes Connell
Pittsburgh
Pope
Jackson
Otis
Havie
Mate Woon
Seriin
Richmond
Navy
Theogore D. Hebon
Buried Cars Found in Cornfield After Farm Mishap
A farmer uncovered two autos buried in a cornfield after an accident. He used a shovel to search the site and found an old Nash and a King automobile among the debris. Local residents nearby were mentioned in connection with the farmstead's history.
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Berestchwaik
Monei Nash
Debt talks and a rare comet light up Washington scene
French debt envoys led by Caillansx move to speed up negotiations with American commissioners at the treasury as hopes rise for a ten day agreement. A bright, star shaped comet with a long tail is sighted near Zanesville, stirring local weather chatter amid unsettled markets.
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Washington
France
Treasury
Tosean Caillanx
Dent
Werk
Selupe Forum Apain
Seerex
Cail
Seth
Brest
United States
Orier
United States and Germany Invited to International Economic Conference
Geneva reports the League of Nations assembly endorses M. Louchenr of France proposal for an international economic conference under the League. The United States and Germany will be invited to participate, with the conference date set by the Madrid committee in December.
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Geneva
Ss Nations Assembly
M. Louchenr
France
United States
Germany
Madrid
Only 15 Planes Fit for Combat for America Says Survivor
Washington reports that only fifteen planes remain fit for combat in the U S Army air service after a survey shows most aircraft are training or obsolete. The field-by-field tally lists Langley Selfridge Kelly Rockwell McCook and Bolling with a mix of training, patrol and obsolete craft, while officials say earlier estimates of 19 to 15 battle-ready planes reflect wear, crashes, and aging types.
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Army Air Service
Che
Aken
War Department- Ree- Ac
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Tex
Keily Field
Onli Ye
Mikeneil Field
L. Lb
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Selfridge Field
Mich
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Boeing
McCook Field
Darton
Oficer
Switnheld
Ion
Mitel
Oolr
Orase
Weeks
Woman Witnessed Glasgow Prison Execution
A Glasgow report notes a woman as the first female legal witness at an execution. The account details her presence at the gallows as the condemned man faced the death penalty and the surrounding campaign for election petitions.
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Glasgow
Lea
Hangeameray
Anet
Vieta Meray
Hon
Todas Ani
Fordsr
Joha
Hsh
Wheeling
Heen
Hogs Sold and City Fire Damage Reported
George Bopman shipped 250 head of hogs to Val Decker Packing Co at Fiquy rated 301 pounds each. Fire at the Merchandise Storage Company's warehouse caused an estimated $6,000 loss. fire started near the furnace and was kept under control after about an hour with some firefighters overcome.
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George Bopman
Val Decker Packing Co
Fiquy
Sys
Youth Crime Cited At Columbus Baptist Convention
Rev Dr Stites of Middletown outlines three factors behind youth crime during the 107th Columbus Baptist association session. He warns unsafe youth behavior stems from inherent savagery economic pressure and unmet expectations and calls for active involvement with boys to curb delinquency.
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Columbus
Frank Sites
Middletown
Columbus Zaptist Association
Stites
Award Contracts Friday to Paint Fifth Street Bridge and Dresden Suspension
County commissioners awarded bids for painting the Fifth Street Bridge and the Dresden Suspension Bridge. G. W. Lane of Dresden submitted the lowest bid to paint both structures, with Columbus Compressed Air Co. listed for paint and lead. Work to begin soon, weather permitting.
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Dresden
Tridge
G. W. Lene
SiTne
Columbus
Internt Ring Co
G. W. Lane
C. E. Chappelear
Dres
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