German Chancellor Brunning backs reform drive against Reichstag
Berlin reports say President von Hindenburg endorses the government plan to force a showdown with the Reichstag over drastic financial reforms. The program includes salary cuts, tax reductions, and strict budget control, with civil service and state salaries trimmed and hopes for a 1 billion mark saving in the 1930 budget.
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Berlin
von Hindenberg
Bruening
Decis
Adolph Hitler
Schorfheide
Hifi
Reichstag
N Hindenburg
Reichsbank
Federal action shuts down City properties in prohibition drive
District Attorney Leo A. Rover filed high padlock injunctions against properties assessed for over 150000 dollars as part of a Prohibition enforcement push in the capital city. Over 600 owners had warnings this year for Volstead law violations, with most bootleggers ejected without court action.
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Washington
Leo A. Rover
John B. Williams
Rover
Cardinals and Athletics Vie in World Series Opener
Frankie Frisch of the St. Louis Cardinals plans to play in the first game despite a backache diagnosed as lumbago. Burleigh Grimes will pitch for the Athletics, with Grove or Earnshaw possible for the Cards. Connie Mack has not fixed his opening pitcher, while Grimes is set to start for Philadelphia.
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ST. Louis
Lumbago
Grove
Earnshaw
Grimes
Alan Gould
Philadelphia
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Hoover
Philadelphia Athletics
Fordham Flash
Cardinals
Andy High
A’s
Robert Moses Grove
Connie Mack
Eddie Rommell
Mack
Coutnselors
Burleigh Grimes
Secret juror fixation probe tied to bank crash case
A Hamilton County trial faces jury tampering questions as a juror in the Frank and Dorger case allegedly received a telephone instruction to help a party connected to the Cosmopolitan Bank failure. The partner noted the shift in attitude after the call, triggering a two day secret investigation.
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Frank
Ciarkana Dorger
Cosmopolitan Bank
Dudley Miller
Hamilton County
Dorgers
Ain
Term Bond Issue Approved for Cincinnati Union Terminal
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized Cincinnati Union Terminal Company to issue 12 million dollars of first mortgage 4 1 4 percent gold bonds. Series A bonds will fund passenger station construction and facilities and reimburse treasury expenditures, with proceeds also to cover short term debts.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Cincinnati Union Terminal Company
Cincinnati
Lord Cecil at League warns 5 million slaves remain
Geneva September 30 Lord Cecil Viscount Chelwood one of Britain's foremost statesmen estimates five million people are still in slavery worldwide and urges the League Assembly to curb slave ownership and trading. He condemns the committee's rejection of a permanent slavery commission and its postponement of new measures to next year.
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Geneva
Lord Cecil
Chelwood
Colorado W C T U Meeting Becomes Riot in Longmont
Longmont police were called to quell a disturbance at the Colorado W C T U annual convention. Mrs Adrianna Hungerford attempted to eject all non delegates as an executive session began while insurgents demanded the official board report be made public.
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Longmont
Col
Colorado Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Adrianna Hungerford
Briand urges disarmament link to security at League session
France’s Briand urged the League of Nations assembly to demand greater security before disarmament. He cited German elections and growing Hitlerism as reasons for prudence, reaffirming arbitration and security first. Britain and Germany voiced cautious paths to a 1931 disarmament conference amid disarmament report debate.
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Geneva
Aristide Briand
Germany
Italy
League of Nations Assembly
France
M. Briand
League
Julius Curtius
Briand
Lord Deceil
Great Britain
Disarmament Committee
Jose Matos
Guatemala
League Preparatory Disarmament Commission
Robert Borden
Canada
Austrian reform cabinet named with Vaugoin as chancellor
Allg. Zeitung reports Dr. Karl Vaugoin formed a new cabinet to succeed the Schober ministry. He will be chancellor and war minister. Fascists are not listed. Starhemberg becomes interior minister and Hueber justice minister. Seipel handles foreign affairs. other posts filled by Christian Socialists.
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Vienna
Allgemine Zeitung
Karl Vaugein
Johann Schober
Farmers’ League
Dr. Vaugoin
Vaugoin
Prince Starhemberg
Heimwehr
Dr. Hueber
Dr. Seipel
Herr Schmitz
Herr Czermak
Herr Heindl
Atlantic Crossing in Flying Boat to Be Just Like Home
DO X flying boat’s first Atlantic crossing will include a smoking salon with ventilation to keep passengers sleeping in adjacent beds undisturbed. Compartments use curtains instead of doors, beds convert to seats by day, and a central hall hosts three salons seating 40, 8, and 16 with partitioned niches for private sections.
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Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Altenrhein
Switzerland
Atlantic Ocean
Twenty First Cunningham Child Born in Iron Mountain
A twenty first child was born today to Mr and Mrs Albert Cunningham of Breitung near Iron Mountain Michigan. The family includes seventeen living children eight sons and nine daughters with the newborn boy joining Gilbert 22 Walter Anderson 19 Stanley 18 Emory 16 Elwood 15 Cleota 14 Russell 13 Cyrithia 12 Blanche 11 Charlotte 8 Glidys 7 Glenn 6 Albert 4 Myrtle 3 Joyce 2 and Lois.
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New York World News Service
Iron Mountain
Mich
Albert Cunningham
Breitung
Here
Cunningham
United States
Chicago
Gilbert
Mrs
Walter Anderson
Stanley
Emory
Elwood
Cleota
Russell
Cyrithia
Blanche
Charlotte
Glidys
Gienn
Albert
Myrtle
Joyce
Lois
Roosevelt Renominated by New York Democrats
Syracuse dispatch reports Gov. Franklin D Roosevelt won renomination to a second term at the New York State Democratic Convention. He stressed state issues over city corruption probes and named running mates including Herbert H. Lehman Morris S. Tremain John J. Bennett and Cuthbert W. Pound as fellow nominees.
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Syracuse
N. Y
New York
Tammany Hall
Roosevelt
Tuttle
Herbert H. Lehman
Westchester
Morris S. Tremaine
Buffalo
John J. Bennett
Japan Ratifies London Naval Treaty in Imperial Palace
The privy Council in plenary session with Emperor Hirohito approved the London naval treaty and was advised the Emperor would ratify it. Formal fixation of the Emperor’s seal to complete ratification is expected tomorrow or Friday.
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Tokyo
Privy Council
Hirohito
Japan
Two Magazine Solicitors Vanish From Buffalo
Police hunt for Helen Wiggins of Minneapolis and Jean Napier of Toledo who disappeared after entering a car with a magazine sales crew. Witnesses saw them at a filling station hours later, prompting a search by authorities.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Helen Wiggins
Minneapolis
Jean Napier
Toledo
Soviet Buying in America Rises to Record $177 Million
New York Sept 30 Soviet-American trade for the fiscal year ending today totaled 177 million dollars, a 28 percent rise over previous records. Amtorg Trading Corp said purchases here reached 146 million from the Soviet side and 32 million from American sales. Machinery orders totaled 126.5 million, up from 72.23 million the prior year, with most other Soviet spending directed at cotton.
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New York
Amtorg Trading Corporation
Peter
Andorra Crisis Sparks Mobilization Over Casino and Track
Paris dispatch reports threats of war as Andorra mobilizes a small army to protest France and Spain over a casino permit and a race track plan. The quirky suzerainty traces to medieval arrangements. the French prefect at Perpignan collects 200 dollars yearly tribute from Andorra.
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Pierre van Paassen
New York World News Service
Paris
Andorra
France
Presis
Urgel
Foix
House of
Navarre
Argal
Perpignan
Queen Helen of Romania to quit country and cede son
A Romanian politician in Vienna reports Queen Helen has decided to leave Romania forever and hand their son Michael to King Carol. The move ends hopes for reconciliation and foreshadows permanent separation from royal ties. Carol seeks coronation but Premier Maniu opposes.
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Vienna
Helen of
Rumania
Carol
Michael
Maniu
Helen
Romania
Hoover Plans to See Game Before Tour
President Hoover departs to discuss four major issues, then spends a holiday in Philadelphia watching the World Series opener. He will travel through the Midwest, East, and South over seven days with three broadcasts scheduled for nationwide hook ups.
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Washington
Hoover
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Ohio
Mid West
White House
American Bankers’ Association
American Legion
Boston
King’s Mountain Battle Field
South Carolina
Legion
Grape Industry Backed by Federal Funds Plan
The Farm Board commits 16 million dollars to rehabilitate the California grape industry. A Grape Control Board is formed by the California Fruit Exchange, California Vineyards Association and San Joaquin Growers Association to market processed surplus grapes and by products.
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Washington
Woodcock
Farm Board
California
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Washington Counsel
Produce News of
New York
Farm Board Grape Industry
Grape Control Board, Limited
Thig Control Board
California Fruit Exchange
California Vineyards’ Association
San Joaquin
Ayora Reverses Quit Quito Move
President Isidro Ayora of Ecuador withdrew his resignation as Chief of State after Cabinet pressure and a Congress session. A special committee had urged him to stay, while crowds and diplomats gathered outside the Presidential Palace to protest the move.
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Quito
Ecuador
Isidro Ayora
Congress
Ayora
Secretariat
Dr. Ayora
Temperature patterns across states with partial readings
Ohio fair and cool with rising temps through Wednesday and Thursday. Kentucky fair cool with gradual warming. Tennessee fair Wed and Thu with slight warmth. Indiana fair and cool Wed Thu becoming somewhat warmer. West Virginia fair cool with rain then rising temps. The Seretable lists current and high temps for Eastport Louisville Boston Nashville Albany New York Atlantic City Washington Jacksonville Atlanta New Orleans etc with varying readings.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
N. York
Atlantic C
Ville
Atlanta
Oliee
Louis
N. Orleans
Galveston
Pittsburgh
Bae
Vallain
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