R Thierry killed and D Costes injured on non-stop flight to India from Paris

French Airman Killed, Companion Hurt, In Attempt to Beat Non-Stop Record

DRY REGIME INQUIRY BY CHURCHES SHOWS OUTCOME IN DOUBT; Investigation Balances Improvement in Homes With Growing Disrespect for Law. SUPREME TEST AT HAND Unfavorable Trend Since 1920 Is Noted, but Statistics Are Regarded as Inconclusive. BENEFITS HARD TO GAUGE Prohibition Unit's Publicity Condemned -- Future Public Opinion to Decide the Issue. CHURCH DRY INQUIRY RESULTS IN DOUBT

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Tokio boy's contribution toward Santa Barbara's relief

Tokio Boy Gave Year's 'Pay' For Santa Barbara Relief

Mitchell charges scored by Rear Adm W A Moffett

MOFFETT DENOUNCES MITCHELL'S CHARGES; CLASH IN CABINET; Washington Observers See Possible Political Effects From Aviation Inquiry. WILBUR AND DAVIS DIFFER Coolidge's Appointment of Investigating Board Is Regarded as Endorsing Davis's Views. PRESENT SYSTEM DEFENDED Chief of Naval Aeronautic Bureau Suggests That Author of Attacks Is of "Unsound Mind." MOFFETT DENOUNCES MITCHELL'S CHARGES

Sir R Barnett complains that more Americans than Englishmen visit his birthplace at Stratford-on-Avon

Says American Accent Leads In Shakespeare's Birthplace

Herbert Parsons Hurt in Motorcycle Fall; He Is in a Serious Condition in Pittsfield

Endorsed by L Marshall and G W Wickersham

RIVALS IN PRIMARY IN WHIRL WIND FINISH ON EVE OF BALLOTING; Walker to Speak at 4 Meetings Tonight, Smith One -- Hylan Will Make Tour. ANOTHER AID QUITS M'COOEY Patrick J. Diamond, Brooklyn District Leader, Working for Tammany. CURTIN FORESEES A SWEEP Enright Placing Heaviest Police Guard Ever at Polis, Gives Men 15 Pages of Instructions.

Russo, V, rescued from boat run out of gasoline at Coney Is

RAIN BRINGS RELIEF ON HOTTEST SEPT. 13; Sweltering Heat Sets a Record for This City Until Light Storm Comes in Evening. WIND STORM UPSTATE South Prays and Drought Ends -- Many Drenched as They Leave Church.

Halts drive 5 miles from boundary in central Moroccan sector

FRENCH PUSH WEDGE NEAR SPANISH ZONE; Petain Halts Drive Five Miles From the Boundary in Central Moroccan Sector. THREATENS SPLIT IN RIFF Rebels Attack Fiercely in the West and Fight Hand-to-Hand With Spaniards. FRENCH PUSH WEDGE NEAR SPANISH ZONE

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Tonawanda Valley, tornado does heavy damage

RAIN BRINGS RELIEF ON HOTTEST SEPT. 13

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Coolidge's request for Haney's resignation rankles in West

FAR WEST COMPLAINS OF COOLIDGE POLICY; Dissatisfied With His Reclamation Attitude as Embodied by Work. HANEY INCIDENT RANKLES Republicans Expect Hard Battle to Reelect Their Eight Senators Next Year. FAR WEST COMPLAINS OF COOLIDGE POLICY

Turks propose security compact to Britain on condition that League gives them Mosul

Turks Propose Security Compact to Britain On Condition League Gives Them Mosul

FOSDICK SUMMONS CHURCH TO END WAR IN GENEVA SERMON; New York Pastor Tells League Audience That World Christianity Must Prevail. FEARS RISE OF NATIONALISM Calling War Suicidal and in Defiance of Christ, He Pleads for International Unity. EXTOLS LEAGUE AND COURT They and Not Strife Will Protect the Weak, He Says, Regretting Our "Absence in Great Work." FOSDICK SUMMONS CHURCH TO END WAR

C M Depew accepts honorary chmnship of J Levenson's campaign

WALKER DECRIES ABUSE IN CAMPAIGN; Reiterates in Pre-Election Statement That Chief Issue Is City's Fair Name.

Appeals to Repubs to vote for Waterman to defeat Tammany in Nov; criticizes Dem fight

HILLES BIDS PARTY ELECT WATERMAN; Tells Republican Voters They Must Pave Way to Defeat Tammany in November. CRITICIZES THE DEMOCRATS Says Citizens Regardless of Party Are "Disgusted With Sordid Fight for Nomination."

Walker and Hylan Speak at Church Fair; Senator Called the 'Next Mayor, Most Likely'

S at fair of R C Church of the Visitation, Bklyn; Hylan charges that he staved off Inquiry into Hughes & Dier, brokerage firm, which later failed; Walker promises answer; J P Holland, Pres of N Y S Fed of Labor, says labor will back him; decries campaign abuse and repeats city's fair name is issue in pre-primary statement

HYLAN SAYS WALKER SHIELDED BROKERS; Staved Off Inquiry Into Hughes & Dier, Which Failed for Millions, Mayor Asserts.

J P Holland, Pres of N Y S Fed of Labor, says labor is against him and for Walker

LABOR HAYLAN'S FOE, DECLARES HOLLAND; Unanimously Against His Reelection and Will Support Walker, He Says.

Apptd chmn of com of Natl Repub Club to take part in N Y C Mayoralty campaign

NAMES 200 TO LEAD REPUBLICAN DRIVE; Ex-Senator Calder Picks Campaign Committee to Represent National Club in City Race. M.C. ANSORGE IS CHAIRMAN He Declares Democrats Are Split, Which Gives Opponents Chance to Elect a Mayor.

Plans for peace pageant announced at tea, N Y C

10,000 TO APPEAR IN PEACE PAGEANT; Plans for Big Spectacle to Aid Charity, Announced at the Home of Mrs. Vanderlip. WILL BE PRODUCED IN MAY Movement Is Intended to Portray Need for World Cooperation Against War.

September 14, 1925

Headlines from September 14, 1925

French Airman Killed, Companion Hurt, In Attempt to Beat Non-Stop Record

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Tokio Boy Gave Year's 'Pay' For Santa Barbara Relief