AMERICAN ITEMS.
AEROPLANE TRAGEDY. / ; A - A " ■ ; ■ IN WEST CANADA. (United Press Association—jßy Electric Telegraph—Copyright). . ’.V. , V ’• ;•. * VANCOUVER, Oct. 24. Tucson, the pilot and throe doputysheriffs were killed instantly, or burned when their' plane crashed on the northern slope of the Santa Catalina mountains, the plane ‘ bursting into flames. The four bodies wore burned beyond recognition. .They wore found among the wreckage. The four wore members of a search, party, out for William Hyatt, who disappeared on Sunday 1 while hunting. Within an hour of the finding of/ the bodies, Hyatt reappeared, ho having boon h)st in tiTo bills. Ho was hungry, but otherwise .was uninjured. Hyatt saw the plane flying, aiid ho witnessed the crash a mile distant.
AIR CRASH
NEW YORK, October 23
When an air mail plane crashed in the day of Pennsylvania and was partly burned, the .pilot, Hopson, was killed but. sightseers picked £15,000 worth of diamonds from the debris and handed them to the police.
HOOVER THE FAVOURITE. - NEW YORK/ October 24. The betting market indicates that Mi* Hoover is expected to be elected easily, and even win Smith’s stronghold, New York State.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 October 1928, Page 5
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188AMERICAN ITEMS. Hokitika Guardian, 25 October 1928, Page 5
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