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Hotels end flag fight; will fly Repub colors

Berlin Hotels End Flag Fight; Will Fly Colors of Republich

Fails to get support of advisory com on fare issue; clashes with Mayor Walker over size of appropriation for subway construction work

BERRY ADVISERS FAIL TO BACK FARE RISE; HE AND MAYOR CLASH; Indicates His Committee Left Expert's 7-Cent Proposal for the Future.

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Leave Roosevelt Field; careers; pors; lllus; map of route

RUTH ELDER WINGING HER WAY TO PARIS; STARTS IN FACE OF BAD OCEAN WEATHER; MRS. GRAYSON PLANS TO TAKE OFF TODAY.; FLIERS AWAY AT 5:04 P.M.

Takes sharp issue with U S Chamber of Commerce demand for $400,000,000 cut; would stress economy

PRESIDENT HOLDS $400,000,000 TAX CUT WOULD BE EXCESSIVE; He Takes Issue Sharply With National Commerce Chamber on Its Suggestion.

Calles says revolutionary plot was known to him since Aug and answers charges that his regime fomented revolt; 657 rebel soldiers surrender; 3 more generals reported killed; Gomez and Almada pursued by Federals

PLOT LONG KNOWN, DECLARES CALLES; Mexican Chief Insists Serrano and Gomez Had Been Scheming Revolt Since August.

Medical Corps gets seized champagne for hosp use

Army Gets 1,388 Cases of Seized Champagne; Court Allots Alcohol for Federal Industries

Swept by $40,000,000 blaze; 30 bldgs razed; 1 killed, 3 hurt

OCEAN CITY SWEPT BY $4,000,000 FIRE; 30 BUILDINGS RAZED; Fanned by High Wind Off Sea, Flames Cut Wide Swath Through Jersey Resort. MANY HOMES IN PATH Three Hotels and Pier Among Structures Destroyed -- Sparks Are Carried Afar. ONE KILLED, 3 ARE HURT New Jersey Troopers Guard the Stricken Area to Prevent Looting in Ruins. OCEAN CITY SWEPT BY $4,000,000 FIRE

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East 109th St, 78; tenement burns; 3 children killed

3 Children, Alone in Tenement, Die in Fire; Four Others in Adjoining Rooms Are Saved

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Walker Consults City Officials On Enforcing Curfew Law

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Preparations; comment on start of Miss Elder; Mrs R O Brewster names plane, her statement on flight; Mrs Grayson's reply

MRS. GRAYSON SPURS LOADING OF AIRPLANE; Crew Toils All Night Preparing for Take-Off Today From Old Orchard, Me.

J V McKee offers amendment giving License Comr power to revoke licenses of theatres showing objectionable films; result of anti-Irish picture

M'KEE WANTS CITY TO CENSOR MOVIES; Offers Amendment to Code of Ordinances Which Would Give Power to Revoke Licenses. RESULT OF IRISH PROTESTS Proposed Law Would Bar Filmsh)Offending Any Race or Creed -- Sent to Committee. M'KEE WANTS CITY TO CENSOR MOVIES

SETS WOMEN'S MARK FOR CHANNEL SWIM; Miss Logan, London Physician, Betters Gertrude Ederle's Time for Crossing. STANDS COLD WATER WELL Reaches Folkestone in 13 Hours 12 Minutes From France and Goes Back to Hospital Duties. SETS WOMEN'S MARK FOR CHANNEL SWIM

WANTS PURPOSE IN FLIGHTS.; Lindbergh Talks Generally on Sea Hops -- Silent on Elder Attempt.

On start of daughter's transatlantic flight

FAMILY PRAYS FOR SUCCESS.; Miss Elder's Mother Tearful but Confident at News of Start.

Conditions at start of R Elder's transatlantic flight attempt; map

PLANE LIKE OTHERS THAT CROSSED SEA; Miss Elder's Detroiter Craft Resembles Bellanca's and Is Identical With Brock's. CAN CARRY AMPLE FUEL Equipped With Wright Whirlwind Motor and Has Long Flying Range -- Weight Is 5,600 Pounds.

MANY SHIPS ON THE COURSE.; Haldeman Estimates There Will Be 100 Along Amerlcan Girl's Route.

PARIS, Oct. 11. -- Paris was astounded by the news reaching the city at midnight of the take-off of Miss Ruth Elder, though the biggest jolt was to the big aviation officials, who for the first time this year began to believe French aviation at last was about to retrieve its former glory.  

October 12, 1927

Headlines from October 12, 1927

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Berlin Hotels End Flag Fight; Will Fly Colors of Republich

BERRY ADVISERS FAIL TO BACK FARE RISE; HE AND MAYOR CLASH; Indicates His Committee Left Expert's 7-Cent Proposal for the Future.

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RUTH ELDER WINGING HER WAY TO PARIS; STARTS IN FACE OF BAD OCEAN WEATHER; MRS. GRAYSON PLANS TO TAKE OFF TODAY.; FLIERS AWAY AT 5:04 P.M.