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July 1927 [[Image]] Fair with slowly rising temperature Tuesday. Wednesday probably fair and warmer. DAYTON JOURNAL LATE CITY EDITION 119th YEAR. No. 275. [ July? 5, 1927] PRICE TWO CENTS. CRASH ENDS PACIFIC FLIGHT CINCINNATI WOMAN DROWNS NEAR CITY Passengers and Planes Halt in Dayton on National Air Tour [ 5 Images] - VISITOR LOSES LIFE IN STREAM AT DAGMAR INN - Mrs. Willex Wise, 28 Years Old, Is Victim of Wading Accident. - BODY LATER RECOVERED - Fatality Occurs at 5 o'Clock. Sinks Before Help Is Summoned. - DEPUTIES DRAG RIVER - Fire Department Equipment Used - Coroner Conducts Investigation. - Mrs. Willex Wise, 28 years old, 3217 Chapel street, Cincinnati drowned yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock when bathing in the Miami river in the rear of the Dagmar Inn, at a point south of the five-span bridge. Mrs. Henry Thermax, 2100 Wayne avenue, of whose home she was visiting over the holidays, told deputy sheriffs that Mrs. Wise had gone down the river to wash her hair. She said Mrs. Wise could not swim and was wading about in the stream when she tripped in over her head and sank. She had gone down for the third time before help could be summoned. Deputy Sheriff Fred Long, Dwight Conever and William Alexander were rallied. They took fire department equipment used in drowning cases and were able to recover the body at 6:30 o'clock. Coroner John F. Turnmire was called and the body removed to the Harry Allenberger Funeral homes. FOUR ARE KILLED AND THREE HURT IN GRADE CRASH - Dead Are Members of One Family, Including Father, Mother and Daughter. - (By The Associated Press) WASHINGTON. Ps. July 6- Four persons were killed and three were injured seriously in a grade [[?]] [[?]] at [[?]] Alleghany [[?]] early tonight. All the victims were members of the family of Charles Little, 35 years old, of Ella [[?]] near [[?]] [[?]] county. Little, his wife Alberta, [[?]] years old, and two daughters, Mary, 12 years old, and Margaret, 8 years old, were killed. Three other children were taken to the [[?]] hospital in a serious condition. They were Norman, 1 year old; Helen, 11 years old, and Jane, 8 years old. There automobile was struck at [[Margarets meeting?]] by the Fair[[?]] express of the Pittsburgh [[?]] Lake Erie Railroad [[?]]. Little, who was driving, apparently did not notice the approaching train because of a sharp curve which leads to the crossing. The [[?]] was carried several hundred feet down the tracks before the train could be brought to a stop. ______ Girl Burns to Death As Clothing Ignites ______ (By The Associated Press) Great HARRINGTON, Mass, July 4--Mary [[?]] 7 years old, was burned to death today when her clothing became ignited as she was exploding firecrackers. Her mother, Mrs. Patrick [[?]], was burned severely o the arms and body in attempting to save the child. ______ Prison Rules Bar Rescue of Three; Aid is Prohibited (By The Associated Press) [[?]] N. Y. July 4- Prison riots today held distress of willing rescuers in check as three young [[?]] FATHER OF LOCAL MEN ENDS LIFE AT XENIA RESIDENCE Leander Luck, 70, Kills Self With Pistol - Body is Found by Neighbor NATIONALIST CHINA DELIVERS WARNING TO GENEVA POWERS Fourth of July Fireworks Exploded at Naval Conference By Chu-Chao-Hain INTERFERENCE RESENTED Americans Oppose Increase of Cruising Tennage by British As Requested ALLIANCE IS FORESEEN Five Balloons Take Off for Detroit Race Soldier Killed During Colorado For Salute FORT COLLINS PLANES IN THIRD ANNUAL AIR TOUR LAND IN DAYTON Thirteen Ships Headed by Waco, Piloted by Troy Min, Arrive at McCook Field 10,000 GREET FLYERS Eddie Stinson Continues to Lead Field in Points for Ford Reliability Trophy STINTON STILL IN LEAD Byrd Gives Life Rafts to French Pilot for Flight FIVE MORE HELD ON FEDERAL DRY CHARGES IN CITY Two Women Included in List of Prisoners Caught by Government Agents AMERICAN FLYERS HONORED IN PARIS FOR ACHIEVEMENT Six Men, Including Crews of America and Columbia, Are United at Dinner. BYRD RECEIVES PRAISE Commander of Fokker Plane Pays Respect to Former French Ambassador OFFICER IS THOUGHTFUL SPEAKS FOR COMPANIONS AVIATOR WRECKS PLANE ON RETURN TO HAWAII FIELD Richard Grace Takes Off But Returns In Hour, Due To Trouble CRACKS UP IN LANDING Machine Hits Brush on Rough Runway, But Pilot and Dog Escape GREAT WEIGHT IS THE CAUSE Accident is 25th Noted Movie Stunt Flyer with "Broken Neck." [[?]] MANA, Island of Kauai, Hawaii. July 4-Richard Grace motion picture stunt flyer, took off for the California coast at 3:24am today, but his plane developed rudder trouble and he returned to the [[?]] TWENTY-FIFTH CRASH For several days Grace had attempted to put his plane into the air. Weighing more than 4000 pounds the plane twice punctured tires of its wheels on the rough IN WRECKS FOR MOVIES He Amateur Bomb Costs Life of Carpenter Child Burned Severely At Home in Toledo
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The words under the headings are incredibly difficult to transcribe in this state and only a few words are legible.
Would suggest a re-scan if at all possible.
