Textile strike ends as mills reopen across regions
After the long walkout ends, thousands return to work in textile mills while many plants stay closed or run limited shifts. In New England about 171 000 idle workers face reemployment delays, and in the Carolinas 68 170 remain idle. Discrimination charges surface amid uneven reopening in Concord and Lincoln County. Notable returns include 15 000 at Passaic valley silk and rayon plants and 4000 at Pepperell Manufacturing in Biddeford Maine.
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Associated Press
Idie
New England
Carolinas
Winant Board
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Institute
Francis J. Gorman
South
R. R. Lawrence
North Carolina Federation of Labor
Concord
N. C
Court House
Lincoln County
Gaston County
Passaic Valley
N. J
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Biddenford
The Pessimists Sayings and Snippets
A collection of wry lines on science politics and manners. Observations touch on medical progress Hollywood fever finishing schools runaways and clever quips about business and society.
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Hollywood
Detroit Captures Pennant for 1934
Detroit Tigers clinched the American League pennant in 1934 as the New York Yankees were shut out by Boston rookie John Morena, leaving Detroit with the flag and awaiting the World Series opponent. Giants and Cardinals battled for the National League title with multiple scenarios still possible as the season closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Tigers
New York Yankees
John Morena
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Morena
Mickey Cochrane
Giants
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Brooklyn
Polo Grounds
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Cubs
Bill Walker
Pepper Martin
Leo Durocher
Athletics
Washington
Jimmy Foxx
Schoolboy to Face Mound Master in World Series Outlook
Detroit’s Schoolboy Rowe anchored by Mickey Cochrane leads the Tigers to the 1934 world series chase with strong pitching, speed, and a powerful infield. Giants’ pitching and Cardinals’ offense rival, while Dizzy Dean or Parmalee may start for the Giants if tied to the rotation.
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Cardinals
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Dizzy Dean
Speed
Punch
Cochrane
Rowe
Tiger
Navin Field
Detroit
el Dorado
Ark
Carl Hubtell
Jerome
Dizzy) Dean
Supreme Court Decisions in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City reports list several court opinions dated Sept 25. Decisions cover estate administration letters in Denison Walker case affirmed. J M Orwell life in Kiowa county insured contract and promissory note cases affirmed. Antrim Lumber Co. v Snell contract affirmed. J W Holmes v Carey reversed. Ruth Ford life insurance writ affirmed. T H Ray v Oklahoma Furniture Mfg Co promissory note affirmed. Victor H Smith v First National Bank of El Dorado Ark affirmed. Fay Kirkpatrick executor of ...
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Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Denison Walker
Wignes Walker
Mc Curtain County
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co
J. M. Orwell
Kiowa County
Corp Insurance
Antrim Lumber Co
H. D. Snell
Washita County
J. W. Holmes
Carey, Lombard, Young and Co
Cad
Grand Jury Breaks Hauptmann Case Open
New York September 25 District Attorney Samuel Foley announced after a three and a half hour grand jury session that the Hauptmann ransom case is “completely broken.” Panels bearing Dr. John F. Condon’s address and telephone, plus ransom bill serials, were found in Hauptmann’s home linking him to Jafsie and the $50,000 payoff. Handwriting expert Osborn testified Hauptmann wrote the notes and signed the car registration. Col. Breckenridge and Col. Lindbergh’s counsel appeared. no indictment yet.
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Lindbergh
Col. Schwarzkopf
Col. Lindbergh
Englewood
N. J
Schwarzkopf
Schwarzopf
Cummings
United States
Homer S. Cummings
New York
Francis X. Fay
New York Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Hauptmann
Bronx County
John J. Hanley
H Is
District Attorney's Office
Samuel Foley
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Jassie
Foley
Dr. Condon
Germany
Washington
Hopewell
Fisch
Bronx
Albert S. Osborn
Osborn
Grand Jury
Bert D. Osborn
Spee
Col
Henry Breckinridge
Col. Breckenridge
Condon
West Coast
Missouri
Cincinnati
Columbus
Hauptmann arraigned in Bronx magistrates court
New York September 24 Hauptmann was arraigned on a charge of extortion in the Lindbergh kidnapping case. The case was adjourned for one week to Monday October 1 by Magistrate Bernard Mogilesky after a request from Assistant District Attorney Andrew C McCarthy. Hauptmann showed no emotion, wore wrinkled suit and white shirt, and was escorted in a bullet proof sheriff’s van.
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New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
Hauptmann
Mogilesky
James Fawcett
Oklahoma City Woman Dies After Illness
Mrs. Lillie Larmour aged 61 years and 29 days died Tuesday night at the home of her daughter Mrs. L C Vance, 712 West Hill street Oklahoma City after a three month illness.
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Lillie Larmour
L. C. Vance
West Hill Street
Oklahoma City
School Opens October 1 Under Hodges Plan
Plans call for the school to open Monday October 1. Superintendent D W Hodges announced the opening, delayed by building work now expected to be completed by October 1.
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D. W. Hodges
Florence Rennie wins regional scholarship for social work
Miss Florence Rennie who has directed the county FERA work since April 10 is chosen as one of eight women in the state to receive a Washington University in St. Louis scholarship. She will study social work with special instruction.
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Florence Rennie
FERA
Washington University At
St. Louis
Ada Chamber of Commerce Names New Secretary
Ada Chamber of Commerce resigning secretary N. T. Heard is replaced by Milton Keeting a former Sulphur Chamber of Commerce secretary who will assume duties October 15 He is an Oklahoma University graduate with experience in federal and state funding efforts and comes highly recommended by Sulphur business leaders.
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Ada Chamber of Commerce
N. T. Heard
Milton Keeting
Sulphur Chamber of Commerce
Keeting
Heard
Chamber of Commerce
A. M. Kerr
University of Oklahoma
Ada
Death of W E Buck Shi in Hawthorn Florida
Word has reached Stratford that W E Buck Shi died at his Hawthorn home on August 23 after paralytic strokes on August 16 and 23. Shi had been in poor health for ten to twelve years and moved from Stratford to Florida seeking relief. The report notes Ada claims Bebee oil field, but it is shifting west toward Stratford, with year end implications for Stratford.
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Burb
Ada
Bebee
Stratford
West Ada
Floyd Adams
Adams
Coalgate
Powers
W. E. “Buck’’ Shi
Hawthorn
Fla
Florida
Funeral for James E. Gresham in Dallas
James E. Gresham former special assistant United States attorney general in charge of Indian affairs in Oklahoma died yesterday in Dallas. He served as assistant United States attorney for the western district of Oklahoma and was attorney for the Seminole Nation. Survived by widow a daughter Betty Ann a son James Atwell three brothers and a sister all named. Services were held in Dallas today.
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Dallas
Tex
James E. Gresham
United States
Okklahoma
Perth District
Oklahoma
Betty Ann Gresham
James Atwell Gresham
Willis
Sam Gresham
Oklahoma City
Tom Gresham
Sapulpa
Louise Record
Mailman William W. Gross Retires After 200000 Miles
Keokuk Iowa mailman William W. Gross retires after walking 200000 miles on his route. He estimates delivering 2000000 pieces of mail over 27 years in a single neighborhood. He served 32 years in the service.
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Keokuk
Iowa
William W. Gross
Man avoids jail after intoxicated driving pledge
Lincoln Neb judge accepts W A Randall promise of probation rather than 809 days in jail for drunken driving. The offender must abstain from driving. judge accepts proposal to suspend imprisonment.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. A. Randall
Lincoln Frost
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