Revolt in Pernambuco Gains Broad Support Across Brazil
Federal government claims defeat of two thousand Pernambuco insurgents and promises calm as former officers stay at posts. Revolutionary forces control northeast Brazil moving toward Sergipe and Bahia. Maceio falls. ships calm. Getulio Vargas leads Rio Grande do Sul forces against Rio de Janeiro with Osvaldo Aranha overseeing state government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Pernambuco
Associated Press
Liberal Party
Sao Francisco River
Sergipe
Bahia
Alagoas
Parahuea
Maceiro
Ciudad Alagoas
Maceio
Ceara
Rio Grande Do Sul
Porto Alegre
Getulio Varoas
Revolutionary Movement
Osvaldo Aranha
Front
Sao Paulo
Santa Catharina
Nepomuceno da Costa
One Killed and Another Hurt In Texas Train Wreck
An eastbound Texas and Pacific train No. 10 derailed near Eagle Forks west of Dallas. Fireman A. Short of Big Springs was killed, engineer T. B. Petty of Fort Worth was seriously hurt, and a woman passenger also suffered serious injuries as the train, traveling about forty five miles an hour, left the rails.
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Dallas
Texas & Pacific
Eagie Forks
T. A
Big Springs
T. B. Petty
Ft. Worth
Petty
Mob Threatens Slayers in Missouri Killing
Three Black suspects—J B Lee 28, 43uy Teyler 28, and Vera Rogers 30—confessed to killing Harry Panchot 48 and wounding Paul Ritter 38 near St Genieve. Ritter was dumped in the Mississippi after the shooting. mob violence prompted transport to Hillsboro jail. Panchot and Ritter had been robbed earlier.
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ST. Genevieve
Ziegler
Harry Panchot
Paul Ritter
Mear
Hillsboro
Ritter
Mississippi River
J B. Lee
Flog Punishment Proposed By Wickersham At Convention
George W. Wickersham, chairman of the Hoover Law Enforcement Commission, urged flogging as a deterrent for racketeers and bandits at a convention in Louisville. He argued imprisonment often fails to reform, noted overcrowded prisons, and warned that law enforcement needs more than legislation to curb crime.
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New York World News Service
Louisville
George W. Wickersham
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
American Prison Association
Wickersham
Scharge
England
Canada
Birch
Delaware
United States
Mussolini’s Hand Dominates Opera In New York
Paris reports Mussolini ordered no French operas. Metropolitan director Giulio Gatti-Casazza denies the claim and confirms plans to stage over six French works this winter including Pelleas et Melisande Romeo et Juliette Faust Louise Manon with Lily Ons and Georges Thill.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Louis Laloy
Eve Nouvelle
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Mussolini
Giulio Gatti-Casazza
Metropolitan
Rome
Gatti-Casazza
Italy
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Publishing Co
Métropolitan Opera House
Benito Mussolini
de Bussy
Massenet
Manon
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Sadko
le Roy d'Or
The
Lily Ons
Paris Opera Comique
Georges Thill
Opera
Three earthquakes recorded in San Salvador
The seismograph at the National Observatory logged three earth shocks in the last twenty four hours in San Salvador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
National Observatory
Registration Here Is Less by 42,000 Than Year 1928
About 165,294 residents registered by the close of the regular period, roughly 42,000 below the Hoover Smith year. Registrations are accepted today from 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. and again tomorrow at the Board of Election offices, with potential access to polling places for late signups if traffic warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election
Hoovyer-Smith
Upstate Efforts Rise as New York City Leads Registration
New York leaders from both parties claim optimism after New York City records a registration of 1 565 939, 12 904 more than last year. Upstate cities like Buffalo and Rochester show only modest gains and interest remains low during the mid campaign period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
New York City
Upstate
Buffalo
Rochester
Italian Steamer Voluntas In Distress Off Azores
Mackay radio station reported intercepted signals showing the Italian steamer Voluntas in distress off the Azores with damaged steering gear. The Berengaria relayed a request for immediate help from position 42.16 N, 37.43 W, about 700 miles from the islands. The Voluntas is a 5,283-ton freight and passenger liner built in 1917 and registered at Genoa.
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New York
Mackay
Voluntas
Azores
Berengaria
Lloyd's Registry
Genoa
Dog Friendly to Street Cars Wins Candy for Admirer
The Inquiring Reporter rewarded ten street car riders with two pound candy boxes after asking what they saw through car windows last week. Ada Evans described a bulldog helper who meets Vine Burnet cars at Vine and McMillan, escorting passengers to the curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Ada Evans
Hamilton Apartments
Avondale
Miss Evans
Vine
McMillan Streets
Thirteenth Streets
McMillan
Thirteenth Street
Vine Street
Evan
Charles N. Evans
Vine- Burnet
Mr. Evans
Nationalists Claim Victory in China Civil War Drive
Shanghai dispatch reports Nationalist government officials claiming decisive victories, with 60,000 rebels captured or disarmed and troops crossing the Yellow River. Nanking says Kuominchun is shattered and Feng Yu-Hsiang’s forces are driven into southeastern Shansi with no leadership or supplies. The move clears central and southern China of Communist opposition as plans to shift troops northward unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Nanking
Henan Province
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Kuominchun
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chengchow
Yellow River
Shansin
Chieng Kai-Shek
Non Province
Hupeéh
Hunan
Kiangsi
Yangtse River
Marine Corps to Cut Enlisted Ranks in New Economy Drive
Washington reports the Marine Corps will reduce enlisted personnel by 800 to 1,000 this fiscal year, narrowing total active enlistments to about 6,000. Navy announces a separate cut of roughly 4,800 sailors. Commissioned ranks remain intact, and leaders expect recruitment to fill gaps if an emergency arises.
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New York World News Service
Washington
United States Marine Corps
Navy Department
Navy
Marine Corps
Catholic Holy Name Parade Draws 45000 in Cincinnati
The twenty eighth annual Holy Name Union parade in Cincinnati drew about 45000 Catholics and onlookers to Redland Field. Leaders included Rt Rev Joseph H Albers and Rt Rev Sylvester Espelage with John F Hickey as spiritual director. The procession featured Mt St Mary Seminary students, Xavier University Band, 43 bands and 4 drum corps, and honored cripples and parish priests amid religious fervor.
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Holy Name
Holy Name Societies
Cincinnati
Redland Field
Union of Church Societies
Joseph H. Albers
Sylvester Espelage
Wuchang
Megsr
John F. Hickey
Holy Name Union
Albers
Sons of God
John F. Cook
St. William Parish
Frank Kuhr
Union
John M. Molloy
Frank A. Buening
Frank J. Schmidlin
Matthew McDonald
Mt. St. Mary Seminary
Xavier University
William Haas
Mgr. Hickey
St. William Church
Charles Roth
St. William
Mr. Cook
Mr. Kwuhr
Col
William Copelan
Michael J. Kane
Cincinnati Police Department
Knights of St. John
Social Democrats Boycott Dictatorship Rally in Berlin
Tens of thousands of German Socialists led by Dr. Paul Loebe gathered in Lustgarten to vow iron will against Fascism and to bolster Reichstag support for the coming parliamentary struggle. Loebe asserted workers stand behind the Social Democrats as Germany endures economic woes blamed on international finance.
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Berlin
Paul Loebe
Reichstag
Lustfarten
Loebe
Adolph Hitler
Germany
Convicted Slayer Dies in New Jersey Prison
Willis Beach a 60 year old poultry raiser from South Vineland died at Bordentown State Prison Farm where he served ten years for manslaughter in the 1927 slaying of Dr A William Lilliendahl. Beach and his co defendant Dr Lilliendahl's wife Margaret were sentenced December 1927 and Beach had been moved to the farm for health. Mrs Lilliendahl is at Clinton Prison. Dr Lilliandahl was shot on a remote road near Hammonton New Jersey.
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Trenton
N. J
Willis Beach
South Vineland
Bordentown State
A. William Lilliendahl
Beach
Lilliendahl
Clinton Prison
Lilliandahl
Hammonton
Nude Painted in U S Rejected When Returned From France
New York artist Mrs. Lucy Kleban faced customs rejection of her half length nude painting after a Paris study trip. The work, once praised as best in class at the Art Students League, was deemed obscene by customs appraisers who admitted uncertainty about the policy and planned further challenges to clear the painting’s reputation, with a ninth page continuation noted.
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New York World News Service
New York
Paris
Lucy Kishan
S. Lafayette
Art Students’ League
Kleban
John Sloan
Sloan
Soviet Winter Plight Warned By German Reporter
Berlin dispatch cites Wilhelm Stein in Moscow claiming the Soviet Union faces hunger and freezing as winter nears. Fuel and food rations run short while clothing lines grow, with the five year plan and forced collectivism blamed for reduced crops and unfinished factories. The Moscow mood is said to be low and apathetic amid shortages while contrasting official Soviet reports promise unemployment relief ending.
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New York World News Service
Berlin
Russia
Vossiche Zeitung
Wilhelm Stein
Moscow
Stein
Don
Massische Zeitung
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Soviet Dumping Charge Declared a Myth by Auto Firm Head
W. J. Austin, head of the Austin Company, says Soviet government commodity dumping to wreck world markets is a hobgoblin without truth. Austin is building a $60,000,000 auto plant in Russia for the Soviet government and has just returned from a trip abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
W. J. Austin
Austin Company
Russia
Austin
Borah urges probe into fight by Atterbury utilities
Senator Borah said a Senate inquiry should examine Pennsylvania utilities accused of using ratepayer funds to oppose Pinchot in the gubernatorial race. He cited W. W. Atterbury resigning as Republican Committeeman and said utilities’ interstate activities fall under national oversight. Pinchot, a former Pennsylvania governor, seeks the governorship again.
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Spokane
Wash
William E. Borah
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Borah
Gifford E. Pinchot
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
of Pinchot
Crazed Brother Fires on Negro Murderer in Oklahoma
In Ardmore Oklahoma Babe Pruitt died later from gunshot wounds after a Dallas dice game incident. Claude Pruitt brother of the victim armed with a revolver chased Semi Robertson a Negro through a hospital ward and fatally shot him near the building. The killer surrendered to officers without statement. no charges filed.
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Ardmore
Okla
Babe Pruitt
Berwyn
Semi Robertson
Claude Pruitt
Pruitt
Robertson
Vatican Promises Aid for Boris Giovanna Marriage
Vatican sources say all possible assistance will be given to king Boris of Bulgaria and Princess Giovanna of Italy to wed without violating church precepts. A Vatican pronouncement is expected. Boris is Catholic by birth, raised Orthodox, with heir Cyril also Catholic, prompting view the church may seek constitutional or personal changes before marriage.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Boris
Bulgaria
Giovanna
Italy
Associated Press
Ferdinand
Philipopoli
Cyril
Gangster Threat Reaches Polyclinic Hospital
Police tighten guard at Polyclinic as detectives receive a tip that gunmen may return to shoot the gangster again if he survives past midnight. Officers record every car passing the hospital as the city guards the suspect amid fresh public attention.
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New York
Polyclinic Hospital
Diamond
Diamond shot five times in New York hotel ambush
John T Legs Diamond, famed racketeer and Rothstein ally, was shot five times around 11 30 AM in his Hotel Monticello room. Police questioned showgirl Marian Roberts who fled to Agnes O Laughlin’s apartment after the attack, as Diamond lay seriously wounded at Polyclinic Hospital.
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New York
John T
Legs
Diamond
Marian Roberts
Miss Roberts
Agnes O'Laughlin
Rudy Valee
New Jersey
Crain
Mulrooney
Larry Fay
Ownie Madden
Capone
Chicago
Fay
Polyclinic
Arnold Rothstein
Augie
Temperatures and Weather Outlook Across States
The report outlines weather for Ohio Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia with partly cloudy to cloudy and cooler conditions and showers. Temperature data lists highs around 80s and 60s with varying precipitation in the last 24 hours and wind speeds noted for several cities including Cleveland New York Chicago and Atlanta.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
West Virginia
Eastport
Sleakeville
Nashville
Helm
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Atlantic
S. S. Marie
Washing
Chicago
Jackson
Daly
Atlanta
St. Louis
Orleans
Kansas City
Gelveston
Pittsburgh
Denver
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Tavora
Juarez Tavora
America
Associatedress
MOB
N. Y
Peage
Central
Jack “Legs
Social Party
U.S
France
Esociatea Presa
Jack
Bora
Atterbury
Boris-Giovanna
Hickman Powell
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