Dollfuss Shot At Parliament Entrance
Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss was slightly wounded in the left arm and chest by a gunman at the Vienna parliament entrance. An ex soldier with unclear political ties was arrested as police hunted suspects amid a tense political climate. Vice Chancellor Emil Fey visited the hospital and Dollfuss planned to return home to direct affairs.
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Vienna
Engelbert Dollfuss
Emil Fey
Dollfuss
Parliament
Senate probe for bank head in Washington hearing
Clarence Dillon head of Dillon Read & Company testified at the Senate stock market inquiry in Washington. Ferdinand Pecora led questioning while Chairman Fletcher said sessions would run daily with a World Series break. Dillon said the firm started as a partnership in 1920 and became a joint stock company in 1922 and he owned a majority stake of about 73 000 to 74 000 shares.
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Washington
Clarence Dillon
Dillion, Read & Company
New York
Senate
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Committee
J. P. Morgan and Company
Fletcher
Pecora
Dillon
Couzens
Robert E. Christie
Sitting
Giants Top Senators 4 to 2 In Opener At Polo Grounds
Carl Hubbell struck out 10 and held the Senators to five hits as the Giants beat Washington 4 to 2 in the opening game. Ott hit a homer, Cronin doubled, and Myer ran the bases for two Washington runs while Hubbell dominated with a dozen key outs.
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Goslin
Terry
Myer
Manush
Critz
Sase
Cronin
Jackson
Schulte
Hubbell
Kuhel
Cruz
Ryan
Russell
Nica
Moore
Kubel
Polo Grounds
New York
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Wally Stewart
Senators
Sewell
Ott
Davis
Penators
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Bluege
Ruhel
Stewart
Hughie
Washington
Rusell
Russell Tethel
Crix
Ante
Crit
Goelin
Rune
Harris
Myers
Cris
al Thomas
Rivege
Washington and Chicago battle through tense baseball standoff
In a scoreless early innings pitchers Hubbell and an unnamed ace shut down many chances as Washington and Chicago offenses struggled. A sequence ends with Cronin, Schulte, and Kuhel involved in a tight infield jam. أو
Texas House Passes Re enactment of Horse Race Betting
The Texas House approved a bill to re enact and strengthen a law legalizing wagering on horse races and dog races. The measure would allocate one fourth of racing revenue to the state school fund after expenses of the racing commission.
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Austin
Texas House of Representatives
House
Senate
Mhe State Racing Commission
Attempted assassination shocks Havana during Cuban turmoil
In Havana on October 30 an attack on President Ramon Grau San Martin failed as bullets struck around his car near the Malecón after a night of street fighting. The president, unhit, traveled with a convoy attacked behind him while U.S. ships watched from the harbor.
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Havana
Cuba
Ramon Grau San Martin
Malecon
Calle Infante
National Hotel
Clivilans
United States
Richmond
New Mexico
Gerardo Machado
Robert L. Lomapeich
Swift & Co
Will P. Taylor
Army
Navy
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Machado
Boxer Young Stribling Retired, Notched Unusual Career
In Macon on October 3, observers note Young Stribling finally counted out after a 13 year ring career noted as one of boxing’s strangest. The Associated Press report highlights the milestone and the unique path of the veteran fighter.
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Associated Press
Macon
Young Stribling Loses Last Fight With Death
The Globe reports boxer Young Stribling died from injuries after a motorcycle crash. At Macon hospital he was surrounded by family including his wife Claire and infant child. Physicians cited internal injuries from the collision as the cause of death.
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Young Stribling
Ma” Stribling
Claire
Herbert
Stribling
75 000 Miners Defy Attempts End Strike
More than 75,000 coal miners refused to return to work defying federal orders. Nearly all Western Pennsylvania mines closed and picket lines formed as contingents moved to Searight for a massive demonstration. Sympathy strikes and riverman walkouts were discussed as the coal code dispute sparked nationwide action.
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Allegheny
Monongahela
Ohio
Searight
West, Virginia
Illinois
Indiana
California
Ford Motor Company
Edgewater
N. J
Pita
Pennsylvania
Burglary In Amarillo Lands Three Teens in Jail
Three Lubbock youths Glenn Brazil Latham Walker and J R Morris were jailed in Potter County on charges of theft over 50 connected with a Sunday night burglary at Miss Georgie Kirkman’s home 312 South Pierce Street where three diamonds and a watch valued about 2000 dollars were stolen.
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Lubbock
Potter County
Georgie Kirkman
South Pierce Street
Glenn Brazil
Latham Walker
J. R. Morris
Bill Adams
Clark Cain
Miss Kirkman
Kirkmans
Amarillo
Ben Maxey
Kirkman
Maxey
Weather Report for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with fair conditions. West Texas west of the 100th meridian remains partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday. New Mexico sees generally fair skies tonight and Wednesday with cooler readings in the extreme northeast. Temperature extremes today reach 55 to 73.
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Amarillo
Vicinto
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Labor Leaders Set Forth Five Demands At Meet
The American Federation of Labor convention in Washington opened with proposals for a 30 hour work week unemployment insurance a labor party employee representation on NRA code boards and a federal license law over all industry. John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers urged expanding the AFL executive council from eleven to twenty five while the metal trades department urged stopping the practice of placing mechanics into federal unions.
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Washington
NRA
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Executive Council
Metal Trades Department
Federation
Jealous Farmhand Kills Pair Then Takes Own Life
In Montville Maine a farmhand killed his former sweetheart Phyllis Rowell and her escort Fred B. Jackson as they rode home from a dance. He Elwood Kane 33 then killed himself. All three residents of Montville.
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Montville
Elwood Kane
Phyllis Rowell
Fred B. Jackson
Relief Probe Testimony at Austin Concluded
The Texas Senate finished its hearing on unemployment relief funds after 12 days of outside testimony. A subcommittee was authorized to draft a bill for unemployment relief bonds and spending oversight. Voters had approved up to 20.6 million dollars in state bonds to match federal relief expenditures.
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Dallas
Tom L Manion
Grover C. Bevill
Harvey Bailey
Charles P. Urschel
Oklahoma City
William H. Atwell
W. ©. Graves
Manion
Austin
Texas Senate
George C. Park
Don’t Shoot Ducks Or Geese Until November
Duck hunters in the Panhandle are warned not to shoot wild waterfowl until November 1 due to a federal ruling. The north zone season runs November 1 to December 31 with a 12 duck daily bag limit and 24 in possession. The October opening under state law was superseded by federal regs for the past two years to reduce shooting days and bag limits.
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Panhandle
Federal Department of Agriculture
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