Ships in peril as rescue efforts race along coasts
Rescue ships rushed to aid the small steamer grounded off Massachusetts and a crippled liner battling high seas off Florida. The Konigstein with a fire in her hold was put out near Nova Scotia and is due in New York with 120 passengers. Sixty seven aboard the New Bedford bound steamer were saved after a hull breach left her beached on Naushon Island. The Falcon lost its central propeller 635 miles east of Florida and salvage tug Willet heads to assist.
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Associated Press
Massachusetts
Florida
Koningstein
Arnold Bernstein Line
Nova Scotia
New York
Antwerp
Havre
New Bedford
Vineyard Sound
Naushon Island
Woods Hole
Mass
Coast Guard
Martha's Vineyard
Willet
Falcon
Carabobo
New
Women named for part on vet program
In Dallas on October 1, selections for matrons and maids of honor for the state reunion of the United Confederate Veterans were announced. Lieut. Gen. W. T. Miles and Commander L. Hall chose the staff with matrons from Houston and Dallas and maids from Paris and Tyler, plus Dallas and Fort Worth chaperons and a Dallas mascot.
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Dallas
United Confederate Veterans
Mineral Wells
W. T. Miles
Trans- Mississippi
L. Hall
Milas
George W. King
Houston
Winnie R. Ratcliff
Rogers
Alice Corcoran
Susie Bolton
W. H. Reed
J. E. Payne
Florence Rose
Paris
Ethel Wells
Elizabeth Phillips
Tyler
J. C. Turner
J. C. Jones
Fort Worth
Wilmer White
New Well Extends East Texas Field near Whitehouse
A new extension of the East Texas oil field was reported with the Maddox Dooley Thayer No 1 Rushing producing. The well sits about a mile and a quarter east of Whitehouse in Smith County roughly 10 miles from the main production zone near Arp. Oil with strong gas pressure flowed after cleaning out and showed in the drill stem test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Tex
U.P
East Texas
Whitehouse
Smith County
Arp
York Puerto Rico and Venezuela Rail Passage Heading North
A fragment notes York Puerto Rico and Venezuela was on its way north toward New York, arriving or moving westward on a Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Puerto Rico
Venezuela
New York
Search for Suspected Killer Tenacious in East Texas
Officers from East Texas counties pursue a suspect in the deaths of Stockard couple Mr. and Mrs. W. T. German found slain in their burned home. The man, seen in a new Dallas car bought cash the day after the killings, left a hunting knife in the vehicle and fled into nearby woods. Sheriff Jess Sweeten leads the manhunt with assistance from Van Zandt Kaufman Anderson Navarro and other counties.
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Athens
Tex
East Texas
W. T. German
Dallas
German
Jess Sweeten
van Zandt, Kaufman
Anderson
Navarro
Smith
Negro Held After Robbery Mugging In Texarkana Yard
Frank Eddens, a Texarkana Negro, was arrested in the Santa Fe yards by Amaria police after confessing to a past state pen sentence in Lansing Kansas. He was charged with holding up and robbing Roy Robinson, 23, of Spearman, just before daybreak. He asked for a photo print of a car, and mentioned a girl in his remark.
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Frank Eddens
Texarkana Negro
Amarillo
Frank
Santa Fe
State
Lansing
Kan
Virgil Beavers
Roy Robinson
Spearman
Mary McCormic finds ideal man and plans third marriage
Opera star Mary McCormic arrives in Chicago announcing she has found her ideal man and will wed for a permanent third husband though she withholds his name. The report also notes Dr Gann in Central America pursuing Maya relics and legends of a great devil amid tales of a mangled native guide, plus mentions of extinct animals and a German anti nudism drive and a Germany auction sale.
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Chicago
Mary Mc Cormic
Serge Mdivani
Dr. Gann
Central America
Austria Denies Extradition of Captain Poderjay
Vienna reports Austria refuses U S demand to extradite Captain Ivan Poderjay husband of Agnes Tulverson a Detroit New York woman missing since January The U S cites perjury indictments while Austria says perjury is not extraditable under the treaty Tulverson a former New York lawyer married Poderjay in New York last December prior to her disappearance.
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New York
Vienna
Austria
United States
Ivan Poderpay
Agnes Turversion
Detroit
Poderpay
New York District Attorney's Office
Poderjay
Miss Tufverson
Miss Tulverson
Girl Found Floating in Bosque River Identified
The body of 14 year old Adelaide German of Waco, missing since Thursday, was found in the Bosque River near Waco. She wore white trunks, showed no marks of violence, and officers sought to question a man last seen with her at a dance.
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Waco
Bosque River
Adelaide German
Treasury boasts savings from bond swaps
Washington reports that within three weeks the Treasury cut about 13 million dollars in annual debt interest through swaps of 4% Liberty bonds for new notes. The exchange offers 3% ten to twelve year bonds and 2.5% four year notes, with books still open for additional trades.
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Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
Frenchman Wounded In Stavisky Duel In Saint Malo
In a two minute duel in Saint Malo Guy Lachambre under-secretary in the Daladier cabinet wounded Paris lawyer Jacques Renouvin in the arm. Renouvin had insulted Lachambre calling him an assassin after slapping his face on a Saint Malo street last week. The duel is the third arising from the Stavisky affair and February 6 riots. Lachambre is a deputy.
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Saint-Malo
France
Guy Lachambre
Daladier
Stavisky
Paris
Jacques Renouvin
Lachambre
Chamber of Deputies
Demo To Contest Maine Election
WATERVILLE Me Oct 1 The defeated Democratic candidate F Harold Dubord announced plans to contest the re election of Senator Frederick Hale Republican. Secretary of state returns show Hale winning by 1701 votes.
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Waterville
F. Harold Dubord
U. S
Frederick Hale
Secretary of State
Hale
Pola Negri to Move Into Valentino Home
Pola Negri announces she has acquired Rudolph Valentino’s hillside home and will move in within a month. The owner’s death eight years ago left the property vacant, and Miss Negri says the plans followed their intended marriage.
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United Press
Hollywood
Paleon Lair
Rudolph Valentino
Pola Negri
California Recovery Act Upheld By Court
The California district court of appeals affirmed the legality of the California recovery act drawn from the National Industrial Recovery Act. The ruling denies habeas corpus release for R. G. Laaswell of Long Beach charged with violating the dye and cleaners code, and finds no constitutional rights infringed.
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Los Angeles
California District Court of Appeals
Liquid laxatives and safe relief for constipation
The ad explains that a measured liquid laxative allows controlled dosage and safe relief from sluggish bowels. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as an approved natural option with senna and cascara, available at drug stores, and invites readers to try it for about sixty cents to restore comfortable bowel function.
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Dr. Caldwell
Saia. A. G. Strong
80Th St
Jackson Heights
N.Y
Dedham Youth Plays Football After Father’s Death
George Hassard, Dedham high quarterback, took the field to honor his dying father who urged him to play and help Noble and Greenough in a scoreless tie. Hassard entered the game as instructed, leading his team despite the tragedy.
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Dedham
Maas
George Hassard
Slim Dedham High
Noble and Greenough School
Hassard
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