Florida hurricane cleanup and refugees flood north
Miami reports continued salvage and reconstruction after the tropical hurricane. Officials vow years of work, while about 200 Moorehaven residents resist evacuation for sanitary recovery. Refugees move by boat and train toward Jacksonville and Palm Beach, with hundreds more preparing to leave as casualties total about 145 in Miami areas.
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Moorehaven
Martin
Lake Okeechobee
Milami
Jacksonville
Florida
Palm Beach
Edgar Milburn
Key West
Citizens’ Committee
Miami
Miami Beach
Hollywood
Coral Gables
Red Cross Starts Two-Fold Campaign in Florida
The Red Cross outlines a two fold Florida relief drive citing extensive devastation. Assistant to the vice chairman DeWitt Smith said field reports show many small towns with entirely homeless populations. Florida totals include 2 000 homes destroyed and 3 000 damaged in Miami and widespread losses in Hollywood Fort Lauderdale Pompano Beach and nearby areas.
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Florida
DeWitt Smith
American Red Cross
James T Nicholson
Nicholson
Washington
Smith
Red Cross
Nichoson
Red Crows
Miami
Ojus
Hollywood
Fort Lauterdale
Pompano
Dares
Lally
Stratheld
Firltzepurt
Dempsey Seeks Rematch After Loss to Tunney
Philadelphia dispatch reports Jack Dempsey, badly battered in defeat, resting with his wife Estelle Vormer after Tunney’s victory. Dempsey renewed calls for a rematch while noting he forgot to duck, as he and Mrs. Dempsey dismissed the title’s significance. Swelling around his eye eased after two stitches from a cut near the brow.
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Philadelphta
Tite
Jack Dempsey
Weat
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Demypsey
Estelle Tay Vormer
Tampion
Delphia
Ginsberg
Jack
Dempsey
Wide spread alert over costly plan and unrest
The report lists várias items across pages including obituaries, criminal cases, political maneuvers, weather impacts, and sports. It notes a violent incident against local garment workers in Stamford and mentions Kew Haven and Stamford men. It also summarizes obituaries, a murder conviction appeal, Klan activity, and municipal issues. Weather damage to crops and storms causing extensive losses are cited, alongside political and international notes and a baseball and football page preview.
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Stamford Lftur Cace
Kew Haven
Stamford
Trumbull crossing crash injures many on bus and truck
A motor bus carrying mostly school children collided with a load of stone from a truck at Fairfield crossing near Bearlsley Park in Trumbull just after 7 AM. One man, the truck driver Ernest DePalma, 23, died later at hospital. engineer L Williams of Bethel and other crew members were injured. The crash shattered the truck and hurled debris into a railroad car as ambulances evacuated victims to St Vincent's Hospital and nearby clinics.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Newtown- Bridgeport
Fairfield Crossing
Bearlsley Park
Trumbull
Ernest DePalma
R. O. Tyea
Gaborne
Danbury
R. J. Pierce
Ives
Pierce
McPherson linked to plot over Carmel cottage evidence
San Francisco reports Aimee Semple McPherson accused of conspiring to defeat justice regarding her disappearance. Kenneth G. Ormiston, her radio operator, held at Carmel cottage for ten days. Harry Melosh back to Los Angeles to face charges. Babe Daniels and Lorraine Wisemann-Stelard admit aiding false evidence. Mrs McPherson, her mother, and others to be arraigned Monday.
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San Francisco
Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
Armel
Calif
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Harry Melosh
Babe Ldaniels
Chicago
Carmel
Ormiston
McPherson
Melosh
Minnis Kennedy
Lorraine Wisemann-Stelard
Mra McPherson
Carmel Cottage
Aimee McPherson Denounces Accusers Before Hearing
In Los Angeles on September 24, Aimee Semple McPherson attacked her accusers amid pending felony charges of conspiracy to feign evidence. The case involves affidavits from Harry Melosh and Babe Daniela, claims about an alleged kidnapping hoax, and a search for accomplices including Lorraine Wiseman Sellaff and others.
Mount Fear widening on John Street deemed inadvisable
Damage claims by John Street property owners mount toward a potential total near 1,001,000 dollars as the Board of Appraisal hears estimates for the proposed widening. Many claimants had not yet filed, and some claims exceed 700,000 dollars, suggesting the final tally could surpass one million.
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John Street
Mount Fear
Ide City
Jesses
Board of
Board of Appeals
Eoge
Cardinals Take First Pennant In Baseball History
New York Sept 24 AP Rogers Horngvy and the St Louis Cardinals clinched their first National League pennant with a 6 4 victory over the Giants. Cincinnati Reds split a doubleheader with Philadelphia as the race narrowed. New York Yankees trail in the American League standings after Cleveland’s loss.
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New York
Rogers Horngvy
Bani
St. Louis Cardinals
Mound City
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Quakers
Reds
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Phillies
St. Louis
St. Louis Ag
St Loula
St Louis Ri
St Louis
League Votes 10 Hold Conference for Disarmament
The League of Nations assembly unanimously adopted a resolution to convoke a general conference for armaments reduction before next September subject to material arrangements. France, Britain, and Germany pledged support, with caution about completing plans before meeting. China accused Britain of Yangtse bombardment, signaling growing tensions in the council.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United States
League of Nations Assembly
M. Paul Bancour
France
Viscount Cecil
Great Britain
Herr von Schubert
Germany
Lord Cecil
Aince
League of Nations
China
League Council
Yangtse
League
Chao-Hain Chu
St Louis Celebrates Cardnals Pennant Victory Rumor
St Louis erupts in noisy celebration after the Cardinals clinch the national pennant signaling a potential World Series here. horns, bells, and confetti fill downtown as citizens react to the New York victory and talk of a Yankees opponents in early October.
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ST Louis
St. Louis
Cardinals
New York
New York Yankees
Rey Banthe
City Hall
Daugherty Trial Ties Brother Testimony to Missing Records
In a heated session of the Daugherty Miller conspiracy trial in New York, the government pressed that graft-related ledgers from Midland National Bank are missing. Harry M. Daugherty’s brother testified he destroyed records after being subpoenaed, as defense lawyers challenged the bank president's admissibility.
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New York
Agalpat
Daugherty
Harry M. Daugherty
Seaion
Jesse W. Smith
Jesse Sith
Kreg
Grand Jury
Buckner
Simpson Denied Foreign Jury in Hall Mills Case
Trenton NJ AP reports Special Prosecutor Alexander Simpson’s request for a foreign jury to try the Hall Mills defendants was denied by the Supreme Court. The four indicted will be tried by a jury drawn in Somerset County. Simpson said he will seek severance and noted October calendars in Somerset are crowded. He called the decision a serious handicap.
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Trenton
N. J
Alexander Simpson
Hall-Mill
Supreme Court
Somerset County
Mr. Simpson
Simpson
Japanese Beetle Threat May Trigger Connecticut Quarantine
New Haven 24 AP Eggs of the Asiatic beetle hatched into grubs in Westville. State entomologist Dr. W. Britton reports efforts to exterminate pests and a Washington visit to push quarantine measures. Beetles also found on rose bushes and in Stamford gardens. Britton to report on Westville findings.
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New Haven
Westville
W. Britton
Connecticut Agriculture Experiment Station
States
Britton
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Connecticut
Germany to push Franco German talks on economic union
Berlin Sept 24 AP A foreign office spokesman said Germany and France will hold political talks at Thiry to explore a political economic agreement beneficial to both nations. Discussion topics include stabilizing the franc, evacuating occupied German areas, and granting colonial mandates to Germany. The cabinet endorsed Strenmann’s Franco German talks and appointed a committee to carry forward discussions. The negotiators include Atresemann Reinhold and Curtius.
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Berlin
Europe
Foreign Office
D. Atresamann
Briand
France
Thiry
Germany
Dr. Strenemann
M. Briand
League of Nations
Atresemann
Finance Reinheld
Economica
Fonge Disaster Blamed On Gear In Sikorsky Crash
In Hempstead Sept 24 AP reports Captain Rene Fonck, leader of the non stop Paris flight attempt, testified that failure of the auxiliary landing gear caused the Sikorsky bi plane wreck and the deaths of Jacob Islamoff and Charles Clavier. District Attorney Edberds released a Hartney affidavit as part of the inquest.
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Hempstead
Sikorsky
Rene Fonck
Paris
Fonck
Jacob Islamoff
Charles Clavier
Tunney Greeted in New York After Title Win
Gene Tunney will leave Philadelphia at 10 and reach New York at noon. Mayor Jimmy Walker expected to greet him at the station. Tunney, newly crowned heavyweight champion, will receive rest and a social call at Dempsey's hotel room before meeting again with Dempsey.
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Philadelphia
Gene Tunney
New York
Jimmy Walker
Merk
Greenwich
United States Marines
Leutenant
Reserve Corps
Marine Corps
Tunney
Dempsey
Cor Ridors
Eatellis Taylor
Jack Dempsey
Stamford C Nets Me Thu Linked With Street Beating
Nine alleged New York criminals with long records were arrested in Stamford after an early morning assault on four tailors. Gunmen ambushed two guards, dragged victims from a taxi, shattered windows, and fled. Police pursued via Greenwich and Stamford, recovering a 40 caliber cartridge cases. suspects were booked under forged or incomplete names.
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Stamford
NETS
New York
County
Sramford
Elty
Arn Rairds
Henerne Pennet Gage
Eugene Fe Orver
George Pifer
West 170Th Streat
York
Charles Winter
Eest 114Th Street
Pozsuli
Rey
Ulric
Balleet
Ferguson
Secretary of the Navy flies to Hartford in Navy plane
Secretary Theodore Douglas Robinson, accompanying the Navy secretary, flew from Washington to Hartford by airplane arriving at Brainard Field at dusk. The air trip, piloted by Lt G T Cudd, covered about 2.25 miles a minute with a 25 minute flight time from Washington. A public address was planned at Lake Compounce with Robinson stating plans to visit Albany later. Thick weather delayed and the landing was completed just before nightfall.
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Hartford
Theodore Douglas Robinson
Secretary of the Navy
Lake
G. T. Cudd
Navy
Philadelphia
Robinson
Joseph W. Alsopton
Core Roosevelt
Albany
Ford
Washington
Connecticut
Brainard Field
Robi
Brainard
Tig
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Ullman
Odde
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Aimee McPherson
Newark Mill
Arctic
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Trans Gulf
Bt Low
Glantwae Cincannatlapllte
Philadelpite
Walter Tagen
Leo Diegel
Profendional Galettle
Lxomobile
General Electric Teama
Gurles
Trumbull Crossing
Cheater E. Haberlin
David Greenspun
St Vincent's Hospital
Agnes E. Olmstead
Stepney
Elias Howe School
Babe Daniela
San Francico
Mre MePherson
Minnie Kennedy
Daniels
Miss X
Mrs McPherson
Ormaston
Lorraine Wiseman-Sellaff
Mel Bh
John Des’ Martin
Sirah Moa
Thomas Young
Oakland
Ormeton
Wom
Asa Keven
Miherson
Hadley and Halsey Realty
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Yankees
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Somerset County Panel
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Chase Pfcedes
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