Nine Men Perish in Saskatchewan Blizzard Near Shelter
Five men died in a Regina blizzard as two cars, parked near a farm 100 feet from the gate, carried others who survived after a night of blowing snow. Temperatures neared zero with two feet of snow in three days. George Bell found six survivors and helped others reach warmth. dead identified as Doswell Hallsworth Tyndall, with others from Regina.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Ted Evoy
George Bell
Qu’Appele
McLean
Sask
Bell
G. R.doswell
Leslie Hallsworth
Walter Tyndall
Thomas M. Houston
H. M. Savage
Garment Capital Building Blast Injures Dozens
A massive explosion on the fifth floor of the eleven story Garment Capital Building in Los Angeles injures fifty workers and causes one million dollars in damage. Police attribute the sabotage to labor trouble tied to the International Garment Workers Union strike that closed seven weeks earlier amid clashes with police and alleged Communist involvement. Fire and flying glass damaged nearby structures while gas traces were being analyzed by chemists.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Garment Capital
International Garment Workers’ Union
Gressional Committee
T.N.T
Fascist Pressure in Reichstag Demands Abrogation and Jewish Elimination
Berlin reports detail a Fascist assault in the Reichstag led by Gregor Strasser as he outlines Hitler's policies including abrogation of the Versailles treaty, revision of the Young Plan, universal military service, export controls, and the elimination of Jews, amid a divided session and lapsed opposition. The government surfaces as it faces nonconfidence motions and possible support from Social Democrats.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Adolf Hitler
Lieipsic
Reichswehr
Gregor Strauser
Hitler
Europe
Mueller
Social Democrats
Betaraia
Germany
Back in Circulation He Announces Divorce
Clayton E. Harris 27, a Toledo salesman, mails divorce announcements to about seventy five friends after nine years of marriage. He boasts in the notice that his telephone number is at the bottom, and the card, printed on gray paper with a battered Cupid design, proclaims the end of his union.
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Toledo
Clayton E. Harris
Clayton
Cold courtroom prompts grand jury action in Covington
Kenton County Grand Jury reports that Judge Applegate's courtroom was nearly unheated on Tuesday October 14 with a 50 degree exterior and no heat from radiators. The court was to hear the motion docket but was postponed until heat issues are resolved. Mayor Donnelly and four City Commissioners were ordered to appear to show cause why the room was not adequately heated. The Kenton County Bar Association is expected to consider a resolution condemning the city manager over the cold treatment.
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Covington
Kenton County
Grand Jury
Leslie T. Applegate
Judge Applegate
Applegate
Thomas F. Donnelly
Kenton County Bar Association
O. A. Kratz
Signalman blamed for fatal Big Four wreck in Cleveland
The Big Four wreck that killed three trainmen and injured five was blamed on signal towerman D F Stephens 26 of Cleveland by an Ohio utility commission report. Stephens gave a signal sending an eastbound train onto the westbound’s track without consulting a dispatcher.
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Cleveland
D. F. Stephens
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Henry A. Sprouse
Charles Graff
Jerry F.dixon
Frank J. McCarthy
Clarence Sheffield
Thomas Hanahan
William Hartnett
William F. Dee
Stephens
J. D. Bell
Cleveland Terminal
Big Four
Witnesses Demand Higher Fee to Testify in Probate
In Hamilton County Ohio witnesses to the will of Henderson V Nave refused to testify without a higher fee. Ohio law sets $1 per testimony but the California witnesses from Orland demanded $5. The signature was eventually testified and the will admitted to probate.
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Hamilton County
Henderson V. Nave
Orland
Cal
California
Ohio
Land of
Parliament to Open in France on November 4
Premier Andre Tardieu announced that the French Parliament would reconvene on Tuesday November 4. The autumn session had been scheduled to begin October 28.
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Paris
Andre Tardieu
German Toy Baron Cowed by Cincinnati Buyer Battle
Cincinnati broker Charles H. Tobias clashed with Nuremberg toy dealer Otto Virnich over a $28.09 customs and carrying charge for German toys bought for Tobias's son. After delays and charges including a New York sightseeing trip, Tobias reacted with sharp criticism and a public dispute, described as a battle between the two men with consular involvement.
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Nuremburg
Charles H. Tobias
Cincinnati
Otto Virnich
Tobias
Herr Virnich
Mr. Tobias
Tobbias
New York
Fifth Avenue
Jesse James
Herr Winnich
Loans Not Excessive In View Of Security
State bank examiners found heavy losses in Cosmopolitan Bank loans amid the Dorger trial. The prosecution showed loan losses while the defense argued some shrinkages were overstated or due to nonresponsible factors. Defense noted many appraisals lacked personal knowledge of values and that many so called losses were statutory. The evidence highlighted bank loans not excessive given collateral.
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Cosmopolitan Bank
Frank J
Nelson Schwab
Louis J. Schneider
Dudley M
Froome Morris
Froome
Barbour
Gamblers Wife Killed in Peoria Machine Gun Attack
Mrs. Cora Garrison, 37, died and her husband Clyde wounded when a gunman fired a machine gun as they returned from an auto ride to their Peoria home. Garrison, operator of a gambling house known as The Windsor, fired back before collapsing with wounds to his legs. Police see Chicago gangland links and recent threats against the couple.
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Peoria
Ill
Cora Garrison
Clyde
Garrison
Windsor
Chicago
William Urban
Empire
Frank Dougherty
Urban
Bradley Park
Brazilian President Says Rebels Fail To Break Nation
President Washington Louis told The Associated Press Brazil stands at an anxious moment but will triumph over the uprising. He cited history and unity, said disintegration has never succeeded, and praised government support from conservatives, youth, navy, and army as rebels claim victories across four directions from Brasilia.
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Associated Press
Dio DE Janeiro
Washington Louis
United States of Brazil
Porto Alegre
Rio Grande DO Sul
Brazil
Daugherty Asked to Quit Harding Memorial Group
Jacob Kalver former secretary to the late Mark Hanna calls on Harry M. Daugherty to sever ties with the Harding Memorial at Marion Ohio Kalver notes two Presidents declined to dedicate the memorial citing Daugherty prominence as a reason and cites indictments against Daugherty and his brother as context for the plea.
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Daugherty
Harding Memorial Group
Youngstown
Jacob Kalver
Mark Hanna
Harry M. Daugherty
United States
Harding
Marion
Kalver
Warren Gamaliel Harding
Warren G. Harding
Hubbard
New York
Union Labor Takes Stand on Beer and Prohibition Reform in Boston
The American Federation of Labor at its Boston convention recommitted to modifying the Volstead act to allow beer of 2.75 percent alcohol content and rejected repeal of the act and the Eighteenth Amendment. Delegates endorsed nonpartisan politics, backed anti injunctions in labor disputes, and urged pro abolition candidates for Congress. Senator Walsh criticized the national administration over unemployment and industry woes.
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Boston
American Federation of Labor
Congress
David S. Walsh
Massachusetts
Executive Council
Rosses
Arthur J. Beauregard
Providence Central, Federated Union
Edward Flore
Hotel and
International Alliance
Navy
Teehouse Spirit
Departments of Agriculture, Labor,and Interior
Philippine Islands
Muscle Shoals
Prohibition Task Drawn Up By Law Enforcement Board
Washington officials report the Law Enforcement Commission prepared to consider the prohibition issue in a restrained post election session. Chairman Wickersham excused members until after the vote and invoked secrecy with a cautious smile.
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Dry Board
Washington
Law Enforcement Commission
Wickersham
Violent Chile Earthquake Triggers Deaths and Damage
A powerful Chilean earthquake shook the Andean slope causing at least one death and multiple injuries. In Liai Liai material damage was extensive as the Post Office and stores suffered heavy losses. In Santiago residents fled to parks amid cracked walls and falling cornices. Valparaiso reports injuries from panic incidents.
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Santiago
Chile
Liai Liai
Valparaiso
Work pledged to unemployed in Queen City
Cincinnati labor workforce will be used on all city contracts and next year's housing built this year under recommendations from the Permanent Committee on Unemployment. About 6,000 men may gain part time work on public projects this winter with preference to firms employing the most men. The plan aims to accelerate major projects and speed up engineering and planning before cold weather sets in.
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Cincinnati
Permnanent Committee
Hamilton County
Ohio
Kenton
Campbell
Kentucky
Jealousy and pistol fire in traveling salesman case
Mance Watson faced trial for shooting after jealousy over traveling salesman George Howard. Witnesses described a confrontation with a blunderbuss and a watermelon serving as a tense prelude. Watson was found guilty on assault and battery and given twenty five days in jail plus a two hundred dollar fine and costs.
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Mance Watson
Dennis J. Ryan
Ray Howe
Ryan
Watson
George Howard
Cutter Street
Budd and
Carr Streets
Howard
Drama Lives as Death Seizes Victim at End of Last Mile
Joyce Shephard, an actor in The Last Mile, was electrocuted at Huntsville State Prison for the confessed murder of two West Texas officers. He faced the chair with a steady step, confessed, and reportedly blinded himself two weeks earlier to avoid seeing the instrument of his doom. The execution followed a period of feigned insanity and a gubernatorial sanity review.
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New York World News Service
Huntsville
Tex
Joyce Shephard
West Texas
Broadway
Death Row
Shephard
Gov. Moody
Hoover forms cabinet committee for winter employment
President Hoover announced a cabinet committee to coordinate federal efforts to reduce unemployment this winter. Members include Lamont Davis Wilbur Hurley Hyde and Mellon and Federal Reserve Gov Meyer. The plan outlines cooperation with states and industries and possible direct federal public works employment.
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James P. Selvage
Washington
Hoover
Lamont
Davis
Wilbur
Hurley
Hyde
Mellon
Gov. Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Finateclers
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
Presid Wilsort
White House
Mr. Hoover
Lamont, Davis
Silent Bank Robber Steals 1600 Dollars in Lima
A robber entered the Commercial Bank and Trust Company in Lima Ohio near closing time and demanded 2000 dollars. He passed a bottle believed to be explosive as he fled with 1600 dollars. the assailant did not speak during the robbery.
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Lima Bank
Lima
Commercial Bank and Trust Company
Carri
Temperature Summary From Across The United States
A weather table and brief notes report cold conditions for Saturday and Sunday with rain or snow along lakes, and generally continued cold across multiple states. City readings show high temperatures mainly in the 60s and 70s with lows in the 40s to upper 50s, while precipitation totals vary by location.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
Ohio
Foslee
Neakee Seelee
Cleveland
York
Detroit
City
Marie
Wash
Chiwees
Jack’ville
Atlante
Ais
Orleains
Kan
Galveston
Omaha
Pittsburgh
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Kansas City
Rockies
Ars
Dorger
Gamester
al Capone
Tite Beer
Frankie~Lawler
Hal E. Walker
F. von Falkenberg
The
Commercial Tribune
Isaac Schwartz
Amy Porter
Eagles Underground
Joseph “Gollomb
Nicaragua
Evelyn Trent
A. F
Queen City
U. S
Presigient
Wybur
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