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  2. The Week's Cables

    A pilotless Bristol fighter aeroplane Hew over East Grinstead yesterday after two of the air force officers had jumped out at & height of 2.000 ft. The pilot's paracnute ...

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  3. CRIME IN AMERICA.

    The city is threatened with a resumption of the crime wave which reached its apex a year or two ago, and the police have been ordered to carry their ...

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  4. A PRINCESS IN A FIRE.

    Princess Mary and Lord Lascelles. were among the dozen guests at a Yorkshire house party who escaped in their eight attire when' an alarm of fire was given ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. ROUMANIA.

    The court-martial was begun to-day of M. Manoilescu on a charge of treason. He Was recently arrested at the frontier while conveying letters into Roumania from ...

    Article : 127 words
  6. THE FLIGHT TO AFRICA.

    Lady Cobham is to accompany her husband on his flight to Africa. She said to-day she was overjoyed at this, as she had always wanted to, but ...

    Article : 157 words
  7. EVIDENCE AT THE INQUEST.

    The inquest into the circumstances of the deaths of the victim's of the East Grimstead air crash showed that the pilot lost his way owing to a deranged compass, and ...

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  8. A POPULAR VERDICT.

    Charged before a courtmartial with bigh treason by smuggling papers into Roumania from Prince Carol, M. Manoilescu was to-day found not guilty and acquitted. ...

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  9. BELGIAN AVIATORS INJURED.

    The Belgian aviators, Medaets and Verhaegen left Courtrai in the Reine Elisabeth this morning, intending to make a non-stop flight to Leopoldville (Congo) ...

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  10. CAPTAIN GILES.

    Captain Giles, the Australian aviator, who was to have started to-morrow on his flight to New Zealand, lias postponed the start until Monday, owing to a coasta ...

    Article : 96 words
  11. CASES IN NEW YORK.

    Four murders occurred within the metropolitan district to-day, and four persons were hurt in crimes of violence. Air. Edward Dunsworth, a chauffeur, was ...

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  12. A SEAPLANE CAPSIZES.

    The seaplane 1220 capsized in taking off, and had to be towed back' to the harbor. The crew were uninjured. ...

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  13. MISS ELDER HOME AGAIN.

    Hiss Ruth Elder and Captain Haldeman, who made an unsuccessful attempt to fly across the Atlantic, arrived to-day on board the Aquitania. They were met by a ...

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  14. WARNED OF BAD WEATHER.

    Captain Giles lias announced the postponement of his flight to Australia until more favorable weather conditions prevail. The United States Weather Bureau warned ...

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  15. HUBBARD MEDAL.

    President Coolidge to-day presented Colonel Lindbergh with the Hubbard medal at a luncheon. The medal was awarded in recognition of his many flights. ...

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  16. ATTACK ON IRAQ.

    After a comparatively long period of freedom from raids, Iraq was attacked to-day by the Central Arabian Wahabi tribe, under the leadership of the notorious ...

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  17. A BLOW TO THE GOVERNMENT.

    A section of the press interprets the acquittal of M. Manoilescu as a severe blow to the Government. It in reported that diplomatic circles characterise the ...

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  18. READY TO START.

    Captain F. Giles, the Australian aviator, las completed all arrangements for bis flight to Honolulu—the first stage of the flight to Australia. ...

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  19. THE FLYING BOATS.

    The four British seaplanes, making their way to Australia, left Hen jam this morning for Gwadar. ...

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  20. PRINCESS AND WORKMAN.

    The Princess Victoria, Bister of the ex Kaiser, in the presence of her fiance, Herr Hubow (otherwise Zoubkoff), said to-day that the ex-Kaiser's consent to her ...

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  21. NO NEWS CONSIDERED GOOD NEWS.

    Captain Mclntosh has been gone 18 hours. No news of him has been received, and therefore it is presumed that he is progressing safely. ...

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  22. THE BRITISH CRASH.

    Regarding the disaster. at East Grimstead yesterday, when a machine' crashed after the pilot and observer had jumped out with their parachutes, there is ...

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  23. THE BALKANS.

    The Official Press Agency reports that upwards of a hundred Bulgarians have been tortured to death by Roumanians in the Dobrudja district, which was ...

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  24. TWO BRILLIANT AVIATORS.

    Major Turner, writing in the "Daily Telegraph," states:—"Captain Mclntosh and Mr. Hinkler have set themselves out to beat the 3,905 miles flown by Messrs. ...

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  25. PITTSBURG TRAGEDY.

    Twenty-four hours after the explosion of the gas tank here the authorities are still unable to estimate the total number of killed, because many of the bodies are ...

    Article : 149 words
  26. JUGO-SLAVIA AND ITALY.

    Despite the action of the Jugo-Slay Government in prohibiting anti-Italian demonstrations, these were carried out in several towns on the Dalmatian coast ...

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  27. THE TEAPOT DOME

    Sheldon Clark, a Chicago sportsman and an official iu one of B. E. Sinclair's oil companies, was formally charged to-day with conspiring to tamper with the jury ...

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  28. LONG FLIGHTS.

    Captain Melntosh and Mr. Bert Hinkler began their attempt at a non-stop flight to India to-day. They are endeavoring to regain the ...

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  29. THE E.S. AND A. BANK.

    At a meeting of shareholders of the English, Scottish, and Australian Bank to-day, Mr. Williamson, the chairman, referred with satisfaction to the purchase ...

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  30. CAPTAIN LANCASTER.

    Captain Lancaster and Mrs. Miller were forced to land at Ur, owing to a broken magneto. Two air force machines have gone to effect repairs. ...

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  31. THE FLIGHT BEGUN.

    Captain Mclntosh and Mr. Hinkler took off from the Upavon Aerodrome at 1.10 p.m. yesterday. If all goes well they should reach a point in India more ...

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  32. THE V.C. IMMIGRANTS.

    Great interest is being taken in the movements of Messrs. William Angus and Thomas Caldwell, who won the Victoria Cross in the war, and who have decided ...

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  33. ORIENT COMPANY.

    The Orient Steamship Company, after receiving five tenders, has ordered a new mail passenger steamer for the Australian service from Victors, the builders of the ...

    Article : 70 words
  34. BRITISH FLYING BOATS.

    The four British flying boats arrived here at 1 o'clock today, descending gracefully on the river opposite the new war memorial to British Indian soldiers. ...

    Article : 75 words
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  36. THE NEW PRAYER-BOOK.

    The Secretary of State for Home Affairs (Sir William Joynson Hicks), who was expected to be the chief spokesman for the Evangelicals when the revised Prayer book ...

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  37. MOTORING TO AUSTRALIA.

    Advices received in London show that Mr. Francis Birtles, who is motoring from London to Australia, was delayed at Athens owing to his clearance from the Hungar. ...

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  38. ON THE WAY TO AUSTRALIA.

    The British supermarine flying boats, which ore travelling to Australia from England by easy stages, left Bushire at 11 o'clock this morning. ...

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  39. ARRIVAL IN INDIA.

    The four British flying boats, making their way leisurely to Australia, arrived at Henjam at 8 o'clock this evening. ...

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