Byrnes Edges Cole Blease in South Carolina Senate Runoff
Official reports from 1,379 of 1,422 precincts show James F Burns 119310 to Ole L. Byrnes 114340 in the Democratic U S Senate runoff in Columbia. Governor race shows Blackwood 116925 to Johnston 116585 with 43 boxes left. Detroit results cite Couzens leading Osborn in Senate and Brucker ahead of Groesbeck for Governor with Detroit mayoral race tallies.
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Columbia
S. C
James F. Burns
Ole L. Please
United States Senate
Ibra C. Blackwood
Olin D. Johnston
Detroit.mich
Senate
James Couzens
Chase S. Osborn
Wilbur M. Brucker
Alexander J. Groesbeck
Edward J. Jeffries
Detroit
Frank Murphy
Charles Bowles
George Engel
John W. Smith
Philip Raymond
Michigan
Chase
Osborn
Louisiana
Joseph E. Ransdell
Huey P. Long
South Carolina
Olin D. John Sten
Ibra
Blackwood
Eight States Pick Candidates for November Elections
Eight state primaries produced murky results as ballots flooded polling stations. In South Carolina James Byrnes and Cole Blease jockeyed for lead while Michigan, Louisiana and New Hampshire showed tight races for Republican and Democratic nominations. Prohibition and local dynamics influenced outcomes as Maine's results reassured Republicans and Democrats claimed expected trends.
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South Carolina
James F. Byrnes
Cole’ L. Blease
Byrnes
Couzens
Seven witnesses to testify in Canton liquor protection case
Federal investigators press for witnesses as seven men, including three Canton officials, face trial next week on conspiracy charges in a bootlegging protection ring. Bonds set at 1000 dollars for Cur tis Drakenbrod Darnay Gust Kouris and Smith, with several others named as witnesses.
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Cleveland
Canton
Investine
E. E Curtis
Arthur B. Drakenbrod
Ellis Darnay
John Gust
John Kouris
Mike Smith
Gust
Kouris
Smith
Supplies of Food Revive Storm Sufferers Spirit
In Santo Domingo morale rises as Cuba Haiti Porto Rico and U S send food medicines and relief workers. Red Cross runs rationing stations feeding about 10 000 daily while Roosevelt Emergency Tent Hospital opens with 1000 beds under US Navy supervision. Water mains restored and electric lighting returns aiding recovery.
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Harwood Hull
Associated Press
Santo Domingo
Cuba
Haiti
Porto Rico
United States
Rafael L. Trujillo
American Red Cross
Ernest J. Swift
Red Cross
Dominican Republic
Roosevelt
L. W. Johnson
United States Navy
Columbus Park
William E. Pulliam
Dominican Customs
Wet Crusaders Seek Ban on Woodcock Speech in Boston
The Wet Crusaders request Attorney General Mitchell to restrain Prohibition Commissioner Woodcock from speaking September 15, the day before the primary. They argue his subject is highly controversial and could influence Republican voters.
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Boston
William D. Mitchell
Woodcock
Crusaders
Mitchell
Railway Blast Kills Six Workers at Reading Yard
A Reading Railroad locomotive explosion in the round house yard killed six workers and injured eleven, three seriously, while repair crews in a nearby car shop were also scorched and buried in debris as the blast leveled the shop building. In Chester two Scott Paper Co employees died from burns, and in Paterson eight people were hurt when a carpet factory and warehouse burned, with three initially missing but later safe.
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Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
Chester
Scott Paper Company
Paterson
N. J
Lamond & Robertson Company
Ohio G O P Starts Work on Platform
The Ohio Republican state platform will cover law enforcement taxation school financing and state institutions with planks drafted at the Columbus convention. Key speakers include United States Senator Simeon D. Fess Gov. Cooper and candidates. The Platform Committee will finish Friday morning. District sessions name committee members Thursday afternoon.
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Columbus
Ed D. Schorr
Hoover 2Nd Cooper
Schorr
United States
Simeon D Fess
Cooper
McCulloch
Dorger Trial Delayed Pending Hearing of Motions
The Dorger case in the Cosmopolitan Bank group will not open today in Criminal Court as Judge Bell postponed for the day. After motions to require bills of particulars and a defense change of venue are argued, further steps depend on the ruling on admissibility of related indictments as evidence.
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Cosmopolitan Bank
Frank J
Clarence A. Dorger
Charless. Bell
Froome Morris
Dodgers
Nelson Schwab
Dudley M
J. Schneider
Bell
Argu
Ments
Mr. Orris
Zita Refuses O K for Archduke Albrecht Wedding
Vienna reports the former Empress Zita’s chamberlain issued a bulletin stating she refused to sanction Archduke Albrecht’s marriage to the former Madame Irene von Ruddy. Zita said she acted for Otto, a minor aspirant to the Austrian throne, and blamed Albrecht for marrying without consent. Albrecht replied that only Hungarian law concerned him.
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Vienna
Zita
Albrecht
Irene von Rudy
Otto
Hungary
Diver Rescued After 26 Hours Trapped in Canal
Capt. N. A. Danese, 62, spent 26 hours entangled by pilings in twenty two feet of water after a dock collapse near Pontchartrain. Fritz John, 65, a veteran diver, freed him with grappling hooks and sawed the obstructing piling, lifting him to the surface. Danese, exhausted, credited helpers and said he hoped to return to work soon.
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New Orleans
N. A. Danese
Pontchartrain
Fritz John
John
Danese
Joseph
Flyers Land in New York After Hoover Reception
French trans Atlantic flyers Dieu donne Coste and Maurice Bellonte return from Washington where President Dover welcomed them. The Curtiss Flying Service president Casey Jones plans a country wide goodwill tour with cities to be announced. Coste drops flowers at Newark airport in tribute to Maj. John A. Donaldson who died in Philadelphia.
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Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Washington
Bolling Field
New York
Bellonte
Coste
Jules Henry
George Akerson
America
Dover
Casey Jones
Curtiss Flying Service
Canada
Worcester
Mass
Jones
Armanet
Assumption College
Rene Racover
Dallas
Tex
Newark
N. J
Maj
John A. Donaldson
Jersey Field
Philadelphia
City Leaders Welcome Chemists to Cincinnati Meeting
Mayor Russell Wilson and University of Cincinnati President Dr Herman Schneider welcomed the American Chemical Society delegates as the society opened its eightieth meeting. Dr William McPherson, national ACS president, praised Cincinnati’s scientific and civic contributions including notable national leaders from the city. The speeches were broadcast by radio in sync with an international hookup and Liege Belgium hosts a parallel gathering of chemists.
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Cincinnati
William McPherson
American Chemical Society
Dr. McPherson
United States
Supreme Court
House of Repre
Ohio
Russell Wilson
Herman Schneider
University of Cincinnati
McPherson
Liege
Belgium
Society of Industrial Chemists
Wilson
The
High-Pressure Hydrogenation Breakthroughs At Standard Oil
Standard Oil researchers described five hydrogenation developments at the American Chemical Society meeting in Cincinnati. They claim a 100 percent conversion of petroleum into gasoline under extreme pressure, though not yet economical, plus other advances including a reversed hydrogen extraction process. Discovery reports also noted beryllium unlocking methods by Western Reserve University scientists.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
American Chemical Society
Cincinnati
Western Reserve University
R. T. Haslem
R. P. Russell
New York
Friederich Bergius
Germany
Chicago Court Urges Clean-Up of Racketeers
Chicago Chief Justice John McGoorty ordered a grand jury inquiry into racketeering aimed at coercing unions and business. He urged witnesses from labor and industry to reveal facts under seal to aid indictments and curb gang violence threatening the metropolitan area. Col. Ranulph praised the move as Chicago recognizing the need for a clean house and action.
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Chicago
John —. McGoorty
Criminal Court
McGoorty
R. I. Ranulph
Chicago Association O Commerce
German Foreign Minister cites bold moves to keep German ties
Geneva Sept 9 Dr Julius Curtius German foreign minister presented the League council with proofs of Germanys continued vigor abroad amid the Saar Tanganyika disputes Tanganyika under British mandate Tanganyika Uganda Kenya plan for unified administration under Britain hinted by Curtius and Kasily in recent talks
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Geneva
Julius Curtius
League of Nations Council
Gemany
Curtius
Saar
Age of Nations
Tanganyika
Tangyika
Great Britain
League of Nations
Teague Assembly
Britain
Uganda
Kenya
Ludwig Kasily
Mandates Commission
Indian women honor Mirabai as police arrest Calcutta marchers
Thirty women were arrested in Calcutta after a Mirabai procession honoring Madeline Slade a British convert to Gandhi’s Satyagraha. Police dispersed the crowd which attacked officers injuring an inspector and two European sergeants. A university building was raided and ten students plus ten others were hurt.
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Calcutta
Mirabai
Mahatma Gandhi
Madeline Slade
Congress Party
Calcutta University
High Court
Overproduction Blamed for Business Low Mood by Whitney
Richard Whitney of the New York Stock Exchange told the Merchants Association that the current business downturn stems from world wide overproduction and not stock market panic. He urged confidence to shorten the hesitation period, noting abundant credit and strong industry despite deflationary pressures.
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New York World News Service
New York
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Merchants’ Association
Whitney
Association
Hotel Astor
Former Argentine President Irigoyen moved to warship Del Grano
Reports say Hipolito Irigoyen and several party leaders were removed from La Plata barracks to the warship Del Grano under heavy guard. Buenos Aires remained tense with censorship after last night’s gunfire. Lefor Del Valle escaped to Montevideo and former Foreign Minister Oyartutte fled toward Uruguay expected to arrive tomorrow.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Hipolito Irigoyen
la Plata
Delgrano
Buenos Aires
Lefor del Valle
Argentina
Oyandarte
Public Executions Mark Buenos Aires Counter Revolution
In Buenos Aires martial law tightens as troops patrol streets and planes circle. Two alleged rioters were publicly executed in Plaza de Mayo amid widespread arrests and reports that former President Hipolito Irigoyen and allies face further charges. Gen. Uriburu’s provisional government cites a mistaken clash, while censorship and police detentions mount.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jas
Plaza de Mayo
Tellechea
San Martin
Irigoyen
Justo
Hipolito Lrigoyen
la Plata
Meade
la Nacion
Joe Evaristo Uriburu
Hipolito Irigoyen
Plaza de Myo
Temperature Summary From Daily Weather Observations
Weather bulletin lists temperature highs and lows for multiple cities and regions with cloudiness showers and little temperature change. It includes Eastport Louisville Boston Nashville Albany Cleveland New York Detroit Atlantic City S Marie Washington Chicago Jacksonville Duluth Atlanta St Louis New Orleans Kansas City Galveston Omaha Pittsburgh and others with daily precipitation and wind notes for September 9 1930 at 8 p.m. meridian time.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
N. York
Detroit
Seis
Atl
S. S. Marie
Wash’gton
Chicago
Kans
Galveston
Ieee
Omaha
Pittsb’reh
Noorsiece
Nor
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Murphy
Bowles
Engel
Osborne
Gov. Long
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Lou
Isiana
Colorado
Hodges
Ess
Maine
Fess
Repubican National Committee
U. S
Little Republic
WET Crusaders
Speegh
McCormick
Texas
Ross S. Sterling
Houston
James E. Ferguson
Dorger
O. K. Albrecht
East Thirty-eighth Street
W. A. McMaster
McMaster
Miro
Hoover
Coste and
John Donaldson
U.C
Schneider
Social Sciences
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