Argentina's new ruler faces early street battles and pledges order
Buenos Aires reports show Gen E Uriburu maintains control after Monday clashes, with arrests of former regime figures and a pledge to restore constitutional rule. Government says no executions occurred, while plans to appoint an ambassador to the United States proceed under martial law.
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Suitor Threatens Girl as Hundreds Watch in Drama
In Washington a man Howard M. Carson held nurse Annie Joneings, 23, for nearly three hours in a second story room threatening to shoot her unless she agreed to marry him. A crowd of hundreds watched as police debated a shooting option while detectives sought a bloodless solution.
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Howard M. Carson
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Joseph M. Jackson
Nee
Carson
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Mures
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Poheenan
Karl l L. Baker
Chestedoor
Gil
Baker
Athens County Opens Squirrel Season On November First
Hunters prepare for the 1930 opening as licenses show 150 sold since August 1. Athens County Common Pleas Clerk Ana Nelson announced the figures, with licenses available by township and tramateck noting openings and closing dates in September and October.
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Athens County
Ana Nelson
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Tramateck
Tharagon
Rickenbacker praised as war ace. Wall of prosperity cited
Today ARTHLUR notes US reception of French filers and praises Eddie Rickenbacker for his wartime flying fame. Hoover remarks place him in the background of peacetime achievements, while global bankers and silver prices are discussed amid economic worry and calls for restoration of silver.
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Hoover
Etyrd
Rickenbacker
Mine Union To Study Differences At September Meeting
In Indianapolis on September 17 the International Executive Board of the United Mine Workers of America will discuss differences within the mine unions. President John Lewis said sessions should run through the week and cover routine matters.
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Ind
Tino
United Mine Workers of America
John Bhlewl
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Totay
Bowdein Back in Mawes Waters After Arctic Voyage Ends
The Arctic schooner Bowdein with seven crew and Commander Donald MacMillan docked at Schooner Back Mawes Harbor Maine marking the end of his 13th arctic expedition. The vessel heads to Wiscasset, her home haven, after a uneventful return from beyond the Arete Circle.
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Bowdein
Mawes Waters
Donald &. Mac- Millen
Hoya
Arete Circle
Wiscassett
Rheenscot
Hopes to Best Lindy’s Atlantic Record
Chicago broker Roy W. Amel aimed to beat Lindbergh’s record with a flight from Cureiss Wright to New York then to Paris. His 1 Wasp powered Lockheed named The Fising Gas Tank carried 250 gallons of fuel and he predicted a 30 hour crossing if weather held.
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C.F
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Roy W. Ammel
Cureiss-Wright
New York
Paris
Berlin
Rome
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Ammel
Acrosa
Slug and Bind Teacher After Stopping Auto
Adrian Caltis of New Marshfield a school teacher was attacked on Athens State Hospital Road near White's Mill while driving home Sunday morning. He was struck tied and gagged found unconscious two hours later by motorists taken to Athens for care later home and unable to resume teaching.
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Carpendale
Ioual
Jon
Athens State Hospital
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Cailins
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Siith
Collins
Collmé Wee
Athens
Carbondaje
Overactivity Theory At Cincinnati Meeting On Thyroid Bile Link
At the American Chemical Society session in Cincinnati Dr Shiro Yashica and H Lee Schmidt of the University of Cincinnati discussed a theory that thyroid overactivity drives bile into the blood, a possible basic cause of stomach ailments. They described potential new treatments targeting thyroid function.
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U.P
American Chemical Soviety
Shiro Yashica
H. Lee Schmidt
University of Cincinnati
Bitter Senate primary routs shake veterans in nine states
The United Press reports defeated incumbents Cole Blease and Joseph Ransdell, both out in primaries. Ransdell lost the Democratic nomination to Huey P. Long in Louisiana's bitter campaign. Michigan sees a tight GOP governor race with James Couzens unsettled. Detroit recalls Mayor Bowles, replaced by Frank Murphy. Eastern states lean Republican, Washington over Prohibition figures in congressional race.
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United States Senate
Cole Blease
South Carolina
Joseph Ransdell
Louisiana
Ransdell
Huey P. Long
Youthful Gov Long Expected to Win in New Orleans
New Orleans dispatch reports Huey P. Long Jr. defeats veteran Randell in a tight race. Long's plurality nears 40,000 as returns show Long 168,2xx to Randell 29,004, with strong gains in New Orleans Admiralty district and heavier support in other wards.
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Huey B. Lone
Loulaiana
Ransdell
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Lds
Harr Falls Short in Briar Washington District Race
In Washington state Republican Ralph A. Harr trails John F. Miller after early returns from 60 precincts show Harr with 6,000 votes and Miller at 21,330, amid a tight Briar and Men bent district contest.
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John F. Miller
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Miller
Shaw Ahead as Hepatican Nomination Debate Continues
In Sept 10 reporting Shaw leads in early returns with 27,458 votes against rival candidates. The article notes the Beaverton attorney Cearge FE Show entered for the Hepatican nomination and mentions former treasurer Crile Stites in the context of the National Committee race.
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Cale
Cearge FE
Beaver
Atton Ney
Gies Shaw
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Fa Pabtiesey National Couttultte
Wet-Dry Fight in Montpelter Tosses GOP Primary
In Vermont's Wirt District a spirited wets dry contest loomed as yesterday's primary results were tabulated. Gov. John Weeks led the dry faction by a slim margin over two wet opponents for the Republican nomination.
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Wirt
Rokurne
John Weeks
New Deal Leads in Detroit Mayor Race Amid Recall
Frank Murphy, the youthful candidate, leads Detroit mayoral contest as voters show strong turnout. Citizens push to recall Mayor Bowles after July recall vote that produced about 2000 favors against him. In Baltimore, political contests for Congress were settled by party alignment ahead of November elections.
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Frank Murphy
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Barriant & Politiek Miracle
Free City
Xenon
Jetrglt
Charles F Bowlys
Retired Columnist Receives Narrow Political Loss
A brief obituary style notice notes the retirement of a columnist and a private life event. It cites a late career figure and a small vote total, with unclear details about rites or ceremonies and mentions a private spouse. The report lacks clear dates or full names but records a marginal electoral defeat.
Lloyd Wins Portsmouth Nomination in Recount
Lloyd A. Lloyd, Portsmouth paper vendor, won the Republican nomination for State Senator in the seventeenth district after a Lawrence County recount. His opponent was Dr. George Lunte, with Lloyd's victory announced after the recount. Corcord, New Hampshire notes Republican dominance as Gov. Ch. Wiant appears set to reclaim the chief executive post.
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Corcord
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Wiant
Nurse faces third citizenship hearing over oath to bear arms
Martha Jane Graber, a Buffton nurse, faces a third hearing September 30 before Common Pleas Judge A M Rodghry after two denials of citizenship for refusing to affirm willingness to take human life. Conscientious objectors like Quakers and Mennonites rally nationwide. local fines were imposed on two men for related charges.
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Martha Jane Graber
Buffton
Common Pleas
A. M. Rodghry
Depraved Dr. Comeyser Plans Parade Appearance
Disjointed OCR text references a controversial figure from Red Atentalo staging a parade in Col-emh-us with mentions of Aldive-Lorraine and a convention. The passage is incoherent and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to report definitively.
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Dr. Comeyser
Red Atentalo
Aldive-Lorraine
Guhrriedsen
Hundreds' Watch Peggy Duncan in Desperate English Channel Battle
Peggy Duncan fights a desperate battle against a flood tide in the English Channel. The report notes intense danger to the crew and ongoing efforts to maintain control and safety during the high water conditions.
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Peggy Duncan
Fifty Association To Meet Next Monday
The annual meeting of the 50 Association is scheduled for next Monday at the Armery in CH Lathee. Hamorat hormk president Obie Autenobily Club chairs the event, with WOR Thubaih Chi Medibe providing arrangements as the meeting is portited for the public.
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Ate Seth Dat
Cala
Thubaih Chi Medibe
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Oneeetbige
Wood to Lead Ohio Republican Platform Delegation
Athens august meeting plans to attend the Republican platform convention in Columbus at the Deabser-Wel Jirk Hole on Thursday and Friday led by Mayor Robert Wood. Delegates include M. P. Hughey and Fred Borgher to draft the party platform for the November election.
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Republican Party of
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Columbus
Robert 8. Wood
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M. P. Hughey
Fred Borgher
Prohibition Punches Book Draws Hoover Era Spotlight
A new book titled Prohibition Punches by Mrs. Boxena fh Doran lists many favorite non alcoholic drinks of Mrs. Herbert Hoover and other women figures in Washington society. Dorrance & Co. publish the work praising fizzy and still punches and cocktails for all rooms including the nursery.
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Herbert Hoover
Boxena Fh
Doran
James M. Doran
Dorrancei & Co
American swimmer fails in Istanbul coast to Sea of Marmara dash
Anita Gres daughter of Jones Co Club, the American envoy, attempted to swim from the Black Sea to the Sea of Marmara yesterday. She reached the Asiatic shore after 45 hours, covering part of the distance through forties, and plans another attempt.
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Legion Plans Election Here October First
Election of officers of the Athos post Legion will be held October at a special meeting before October mm. Three bands and a drum corps will be part of the parade from Jacksonville to the county towns. Earl Shaeparr, parade committee chairman, reports the post will participate with Mccannelsville Clouston Nelsonville and Marray in the activities.
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G'Eleek
Earl Shaeparr
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Teporta
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Forged Checks Tied to Angler Suspect in Jail
A 39 year old man described as twice a President Hoover cousin is jailed on forgery charges. Authorities allege he passed a 465 dollar check at Palm Bench and a 3 ⁰ 9 cent check at Awe pie Tenn. Police believe the suspect, named Lensy V. BM RB, was nabbed at his home after the forged notes were cashed by four people in Los Angeles.
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de Bectos
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Madison Lorraine Hiele
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Mrs Copeland 74 Dies at Home
Mrs. Copeland aged 74 died at her home in New England Sept. Funeral services will be Sunday afternoon at 2 at the Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev. A M Taylor. Burial will follow in the New England Cemetery.
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Bini Copeland
Law of World Coneinned
Fowler
Will Crier
Hianche
Athens
Mra
Oliver Woeethe
Canaug
Wowsard Pinswestdtaem Riggins
Hewart
Fehl
Presbyterian Church
A.M. Taylor
Steamship Loch Burns Near Walton After Fire
An excursion steamer named Loch caught fire while moored opposite Walton city, burning in waters near Loutaville. Capt Charles Cooper and crew fought the flames but had to abandon ship as heat intensified. the loss is estimated above $200,000 with the vessel destroyed within a short hour.
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Thi City
Charles Cooper
Fake Chinese Laundry Raid Leads to Narcotics Arrest
In Cleveland a Chinese laundry is raided by Patrolman Bam Watt who arrests Ch Te for narcotics charges after a hidden room reveals wolf lounge owner Lorn Loung and worker Tons Yes with opium use. They will be turned over to federal authorities for prosecution. Prohibition Bureau chief Amon W Woodcock visits Cleveland for a one day survey of local enforcement methods.
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Bam Watt
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Wolf
Lorn Loung
Woodcock
Amon
W. W. Woodcock
Prohibition Bureau
U. S. Poepartment of
Battle Lines Drawn in War on Al Capone
A chaotic report outlines a broad crackdown on racketeering linked to Al Capone. Authorities, business leaders, and labor groups unite to stamp out organized crime as grand juries prepare indictments and seizure actions. A powder blast at a Madison beauty parlor signals escalating violence in the conflict.
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Seppe
John I Melloorty
Imeblropalitanata
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Panawar
Booklet on four world religions offered by Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger advertises a 48 page booklet, neutral in tone, answering 14 hundred Bible and religion questions. It covers the world’s religions, US religious bodies, church membership, Christian questions, and religious facts. Copies cost ten cents plus postage.
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