Yrigoyen Resigns Argentina Presidency Amid Martial Law
In Buenos Aires on September 5, Hipolito Yrigoyen abdicated after 6 years in office, delegating chief executive powers to Vice President Enrique Martinez. A state of siege and military control followed in the capital, with protests, clashes, and casualties as 3,000 students and others faced police in Avenida de Mayo.
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Buenos Aires
Hipolito Yrigoyen
Argentina
Enrique Martinez
Avenida de Mayo
Calle Peru
la Naction
Sr. Yrigoyen
Juan de la Campa
Martinez
P.m
Yrigoyen
Martiniz
Egypt Liner Treasure Looms as Divers Struggle
Private safe of the Egypt’s captain has been raised but Italy’s salvage team says reaching the gold ingots worth about 5 million dollars remains unlikely this year. Divers Gianni Bergellini and Franceschi report darkness and pressure hinder progress while weather and currents threaten a winter hold. The treasure lies 20 feet below the lower deck in a sealed room requiring slow blasting at 360 feet.
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Brest
France
Egypt
Whic
Gianni
Bergellini
Franceschi
France Ready to Limit Army in Possible General Treaty
Paris reports France would negotiate a general armament limit based on the present land forces. French army strength cited at 522 000, with England's troops in colonies similar. Paris warned France could alter stance if Germany wins approval for a 200 000 standing army plan.
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Paris
Associated Press
France
von Seeckt
Reichswehr
India
Germany
Mrs. Frederick Grant Dies in Washington at 76
Mrs Frederick Dent Grant widow of General Grant dies in Washington after a long illness at age 76 Heart trouble listed as the cause Her daughter Princess Michael Cantacuzene Speransky and two grandchildren were with her Also noted are her son Lieut Col U S Grant III and relatives including Mrs Bruce Smith and Mr and Mrs Palmer of Chicago Formerly Miss Ida Honore of Chicago before marriage Her husband died more than ten years ago
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Washington
Frederick Dent Grant
President Grant
National Capital
Princess Michael Cantacuzene -Speransky
Prince Michael Cantacuzene
Princess Cantacuzene
U. S. Grant III
Bruce Smith
Louisville
Taxicab Driver Sues Over 19 Hour False Arrest
Harry Brockman of 2534 Beekman Street sues five officers and their sureties for 8000 damages in Common Pleas Court claiming false arrest and imprisonment after an August 31 arrest tied to a mistaken automobile license number. He alleges reckless disregard of rights and 19 hours of detention before discovery he matched no suspect in a theft case.
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Common Pleas Court
Harry Brockman
Beekman Street
Brockman
Elmer D. O'Neil
Leo F. Janicke
George W. Ebbers
John E. Bauer
William Hochstuhl
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Benjamin P. Pink
Judge Seeks Bar Probe Over Police Handling of Case
Judge Landon Forchheimer asked the Cincinnati Bar Association to investigate police removal of a case from Municipal Court jurisdiction amid pending charges. He filed a complaint with City Manager C A Dykstra after a burglary arrest of Alvin Knight, 18, of Pleasant Street. Knight confessed to burglaries in wealthy city areas. The case, slated for yesterday, was interrupted as Knight was described as detained for mental observation.
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Landon Forchheimer
Cincinnati Bar Association
C. A. Dykstra
Alvin Knight
Pleasant Street
He~ Wernke
Knight
Race Track Officials Hire Rain Maker For Belmont Park
New York racing officials contract with Dr G A L M Sykes who claims to broadcast rain or sun on demand. He will be paid 1000 dollars per weekday and 2.50 for each of two Saturdays if sun shines, double if rain drenches Belmont Park during the meet.
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New York World News Service
New York
G. A. Ll. M. Sykes
United States
California
Westchester Racing Association
Sykes
Spokane
Wash
Seattle
John J. Coakley
The
Racing Association
J. B. Widener
Organized Drys Launch Rule-or-Ruin GOP Drive
Organized dry forces push a rule-or-ruin strategy to force Hoover’s stand on prohibition in 1932. They back independent dry candidates against Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCormick in Illinois and oppose dry Democrats, aiming to discipline Republicans nationally. Similar moves unfold in New Jersey and Massachusetts as drys rally behind anti repeal candidates and threaten wet outcomes.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Hoover
Prohibition
Illinois
Ruth Hanna McCormick
New Jersey
Massachusetts
McCormick
J. Hamilton Lewis
New York
Lottie Holman O'Neill
Illinois Anti-Saloon League
Drys
Wadsworth
F. W. Christmas
Robert F. Wagner
Dtys
South
Morrow
Anti-Saloon League
Alexander Simpson
Seven Appointments Approved for Cincinnati Public Schools
The school board committee approved seven executive appointments as part of a system wide reorganization. New hires include Dr Ernest G Hesser director of music and William K Streit director of education both new to Cincinnati schools. Others assume roles in personnel evening school PR and school research.
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Chase M. Davies
Cincinnati
Board of Education
Ernest G. Hesser
William K. Streit
W. A. Justice
College of Education
University of Cincinnati
Earl T. Gold
Douglas E. Scates
Charles E. Lex, Jr
Oace
City of
Robert W. Shafer
E. D. Roberts
Hesser
Indianapolis
Butler University
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Walter H. Aiken
Streit
Turner Gymnasium
Newport
Normal School of American Gymnastic Union
Carl Ziegler
Aiken
Ziegler
Tail Blazers Fail To Mark Reds' Path Into Changsha
Shanghai dispatch describes an ancient torched buffalo stampede tactic near Changsha failed by defending troops stopping the herd at barbed wire entanglements. Reports quote clashes south of the city with claimed red losses, while a Nationalist tally cites 10,000 killed, a figure not corroborated by other wires.
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Changsha
Shanghai
Hunan
Taxidermy Survivor and Bayreuth Notes In Tribune Column
Amy Porter recalls a surviving taxidermist in her West Court street shop while Sam Wilson critiques a Bayreuth scene in a column for The Commercial Tribune. The issue promotes The Commercial Tribune with seven cents at news dealers or home delivery via Cherry 6300.
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Amy Porter
West Court Street
Queens
Sam Wilson
The
Commercial Tribune
Bayreuth
Sam
Question Mark Lands For Night At Louisville
Capt Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte arrived at Bowman Field Louisville at 6 41 30 p m landing after a Paris to New York to Dallas flight. A crowd of about 6000 greeted them while floodlights illuminated the field. They requested no entertainment and were met by a Welcome Committee led by Mayor William Harrison.
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Louisville
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Paris
New York
Dallas
Bowman Field
America
Tex
Rene Racover
William Harrison
Sentences handed to four on Triest terrorism trial
In Triest four of eighteen Yugoslavs on trial for terrorism were sentenced to death by firing squad. Francesco Marusic and Luigi Valencic among the condemned were tied to plans to bomb Mussolini’s car. Other defendants received two and a half to thirty year terms. one woman, Sofia Korze, drew two and a half years.
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Sofia Korze
Francesco Marusic
Luigi Valencic
Mussolini
Duce
Triest
Jugo-Slavia
Hoover names Eugene Meyer as new Federal Reserve governor
President Hoover announces Eugene Meyer of New York named Governor of the Federal Reserve Board to assume office immediately. Edmund Pratt resigns as Vice Governor, while Brookhart vows to lead opposition in the Senate to Meyers confirmation over past Farm Loan Board service. Meyer has long government service since 1917 including War Finance Corporation duties.
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Washington
Eugene Meyer
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Hoover
Edmund Pratt
Federal Reserve District
Meyer
Platt
Roy A. Young
Minneapolis
Boston Federal Reserve Bank
War Finance Corporation
Farm Loan Board
Waterloo
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Senate
Eugene Meyers
Brookhart
Méyer
Federal Farm Loan Board
Murdered body found in empty train coal car
In Middletown Ohio a 64 year old Cleveland man August Hein was found battered in an empty coal car on the Big Four tracks. A hod carrier union card identified him. He reportedly boarded a freight with a Negro near Glen Echo Springfield earlier, with three other men in a nearby box car. Police have no suspects.
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Middletown
Union
August Hein
Cleveland
John Combs
Hein
Glen Echo
Springfield
Cincinnati
King Carol Put On Six Month Probation For Fidelity
Paris reports Princess Helen of Romania has placed King Carol on six months of good behavior to prove fidelity. If he satisfies, they may resume marital relations and be crowned together next spring. Carol had pressed for an immediate coronation, but Helen refused, quashing the divorce instead and insisting on dignity and church authority guiding the accord.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Helen of
Romania
Carol
Helen
Miron
Czar
Russia
Hurricane devastates Santo Domingo at sea level
The 1930 hurricane wrecked Santo Domingo on September 3 with estimated 1500 deaths and 5000 injured. President Trujillo imposed martial law as relief teams and ships mobilize. Port facilities damaged. Red Cross allocates 15000 dollars and appeals for clothing and aid.
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Legation
Sesteucies
Roosevelt
Porto
Porto Rico
Marine Corps
Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Col. Cutts
Santo Domingo
Boca Chica
American Red Cross
Devastating hurricane leaves Santo Domingo in ruins
Under martial law in Santo Domingo the capital lay in ruins as almost 1,200 citizens perished. Destruction spread to the north where communications were wiped out by the hurricane, turning the island into a scene of death and shambles with bodies still being recovered.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Americas
Caribbean
Temperature and weather table with regional forecasts
Forecasts for Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and other areas with cloudy periods and chances of light showers. Temperature readings show current and highs and lows across cities such as Eastport Boston Louisville Albany Nashville New York Cleveland Detroit Washington Jackson Atlanta St Louis New Orleans Denver Omaha and more. The record compares with prior years and notes precipitation totals and wind.
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Lake Erie
Kentucky
Tennessee
Eastport
Tss. Marie
Jacksville
Ieee
Atlanta
St. Leola
Omaha
Pittsburgh
Denver
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S.ws
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Fred Grant
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Isaac Schwartz
Bob Newhall
Wisse
Ion
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Charles B. Curtis
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