Austria Cabinet Falls After Schober Resignation
Vienna dispatch reports the cabinet of Chancellor Johann Schober collapsed as the Christian Socials ousted the government. President Miklas expected to ask the former chancellor to stay on provisionally while Vaugoin is slated to form a new government and a fascist minister was appointed yesterday.
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Vienna
Johann Schober
Christian Social Party
Schober
Beleves
Austria
Herr Miklas
Republic
Herr Vaugoin
C Hancellor
Trafella
Vaugoin
Kellogg Leads World Court Jury of Fifteen at Geneva
The League of Nations council and assembly elected a new World Court bench of fifteen jurists for nine years starting January 1. Frank B. Kellogg, former U S Secretary of State, was named along with Latin American selections Antonio Sanchez de Bustamente and others. Elected deputies include Redlich, Novakovitch, Erich, and Matta.
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Frank B. Kellogg
World Court
Geneva
United States
Council
Assembly of the League of Nations
Latin America
Antonio Sanchez de Bustamente
Cuba
J. Gustavo Guerrero
el Salvador
Francisco Jose Urrutia
Colombia
Epitacio Pessoa
Brazil
Mineichiro Adatchi
Japan
Rafael Alamara Y. Creve
Austria
Melita Novakovitch
Jugo-Slavia
Rafael Erich
Finland
Jose da Matta
Portugal
Kellogg and
Bustamente
Austrian cabinet resigns after internal rift over railway chief
Dr. Johann Schober who led the Vienna police formed his cabinet on September 26 1929 and has governed Austria since. Tensions rose over appointing Dr Trafella a Fascist as managing director of the state railways with BD Chancellor Vaugoin backing the move and Chancellor Scholtz opposing it. Reports said the vice chancellor planned a resignation but the split grew so sharp the entire cabinet offered to resign.
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Johann Schober
Vienna
Austria
Trafella
Bd Chancello Vaugoin
Scholtz
Fascists Attack Germans and Jews in Prague Riots
Prague police cracked down after Cz Fascists attacked Germans and Jews amid racial tension. About a hundred arrests followed as mob violence shattered shop and theater windows and targeted German party offices and residents near Wenceslaus Square.
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Zech
Prague
Pragle
Wenceslaus Square
Traffic cop gets life for fatal shooting in Hazard
B F E Hill, a special traffic policeman in Hazard Kentucky, was convicted of murder and sentenced to life for killing Norris Mageard a 21 month old girl riding with her parents. Hill said he fired at the car to stop it and the bullet struck the infant by accident.
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Hazard
B. FE
Hill
Norris Mageard
Queen Helen Returns to Bucharest for Winter at Palace
Queen Helen former wife of King Carol returns from Mamaia to Bucharest with Crown Prince Mihai, planning to spend the winter at her palace. The pair arrive together as the royal household resumes residence in the capital.
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Helen
Bucharest
Carol
Mamaia
Herwn
Mihai
Rumania
Cavalry to Get Automatic Machine Guns
Washington reports the War Department orders air cooled machine guns for U S cavalry units. The change, urged by General Guy V Henry, boosts fire power and mobility as guns are pack carried and can be deployed in 30 seconds. The upgrade accompanies armored cars and aims to field formidable light cavalry capable across varied terrains.
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New York World News Service
Washington
United States Army
War Department
Guy V. Henry
Cavalry
Hitler threatens Europe peace from Leipsic trial
Adolf Hitler spoke from the Leipsic Supreme Court platform during a Reichswehr officers trial, pledging a future third empire and denouncing the Versailles treaty. He claimed 35 to 40 million German voters would rally under fascism and warned of breaking the peace treaty if political power is achieved legally. Police and fire crews struggled to control the mob outside.
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Leipsic
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Leipsic Supreme Court
Third Empire
Reichswehr
Hitler
Severe Midwest Windstorms Hat Iowa And Kansas
A series of powerful windstorms struck Iowa and Kansas causing injuries and extensive property damage. No deaths were reported though several residents were hurt by flying debris and collapsing structures. Heavy rains, reaching 5.39 inches in Iowa City, flooded basements and disrupted communications across the region.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Kansas
Iowa City
Charles Phillips
Summitville
Margaret Hise
University of Iowa
Co. L. Lawrence
James Nelson
Council Bluffs
Alba Ia
Observatory of Kansas
Lawrence
Georgia mob hangs convict in Magnolia Gardens
In Thomasville Georgia a mob of about seventy five seized Willie Kirkland a 20 year old Negro convict from the county stockade and hanged him to a tree in Magnolia Gardens. They later dragged his body through town behind a motor truck and placed it on the courthouse lawn. The attack followed a claimed identification by a nine year old girl though the warden questioned guilt. attempts by officials to intervene failed as the Sheriff was disarmed.
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New York World News Service
Thomasville
Willie Kirkland
Magnolia Gardens
Kirkland
Magnolia
Kind Gentlemen Rob Japanese Army Official
Lt. Col. T. Oyama of the Japanese Army said in Montgomery that he was robbed of 3800 dollars aboard a train between Montgomery and Opelika yesterday. He was invited into the smoker by a hospitable gentleman, joined by two others, who seized him and escaped after taking eight 100 dollar bills. His attempt to report was hindered by limited English.
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Montgomery
Ala
T. Oyama
Opelika
Oyama
Ft. Benning
New Orleans
America
Explorers Tell of Escape From Man-Eating Sharks
Nicholas Biddle and Dr. Ward Brinton of Philadelphia return from Honduras where they hunted sharks amid jungle hazards. Their canoe overturned on a sandbar, five hours in the water, an Indian guide disappeared, and they salvaged a camera before reaching safety with local hunters aboard a light dugout.
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New York World News Service
New York
Honduras
Nicholas Biddle
Ward Brinton
Philadelphia
United Fruit
Platano
Biddle
Dr. Brinton
Puerto
Cardinals Nearing 1930 NL Pennant Glory
Bob Neuhall notes the St. Louis Cardinals can clinch the National League pennant as they thrash the Pirates 9–0 while the Cubs win 4–3 over the Reds. With three games left for each, the mathematical path hinges on Cards’ sole remaining series and Cubs’ margin behind.
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Bob Newhall
St. Louis Cardinals
Birds
Cubs
Bruins
Mound City
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis
Pirates
Reds
Chicago
Bucs
Cardinals
Heywood Takes Drink In Reply To Dry Critic
New York Sept 25 Meywood Broun Socialist nominee for Congress proved an entertaining actor as he addressed an outdoor crowd at Seventy ninth street and Broadway He declared I am not only wet I am the wettest of the wet Then he displayed a flask and drank to the audience provoking calls for police and an arrest attempt by a heckler
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New York World News Service
New York
Meywood Broun
Seventy-ninth Street
Broadway
Congress
Three Killed in Canada Mail Plane Disaster
Three killed in Western Canada air mail crash near Southesk sixty miles east of Calgary. Pilot W G Holden and two Calgary residents C McDonald and J Gibson died when Western Canada Airways bi plane en route from Calgary to Moosejaw crashed shortly after takeoff. Receiver H Kenyon located the wreckage after being alerted.
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Calgary
Alta
Secret Orders to Cops Found in Capone Raid
Chicago officers recover carbon copies of Plans for a campaign against hoodlums in the Carbon Hotel raid. More than twenty arrested, including twenty men and two women, with Capone gang records found and secret communications hidden in upholstery. Names of eight beer runners listed by Detective Chief Ryan to Norton appear among seized papers.
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Chicago
Capone
Carbon Hotel
John Ryan
John ‘Norton
Sang
Drys Protest Publishing of Law Commission Views
Francis M. Stephenson reports in Washington on drys opposing the Hoover Commission releasing its prohibition views. Senators Sheppard and Brookhart clash over commission duties while Chairman Wickersham and member Mackintosh discuss scope and potential findings ahead of the October 8 regrouping.
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Law Commission
Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Sept
Congressional Drys
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Sheppard
Dem
Tex
Law Enforcement Commission
Wickersham
Kenneth Mackintosh
Commission On Prohibition
New Epoch for City Seen When River Enthusiasts Dedicate Ohio Terminal
Cincinnati celebrated the dedication of the River Rail Terminal at Front and Carr streets, a $500000 Mississippi Valley Barge Line project. Speakers touted cheaper freight via river routes to New Orleans and the sea, calling it another link to world industry. About 500 regional attendees, including city officials and industrial leaders, attended despite rain.
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Amy Porter
Cincinnati
Front
Carr Streets
Mississippi Valley Barge Line Company
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Ohio
Mississippi
Russell Wilson
Ohio River
Quiet Philadelphia Woman Ends Own Life
Grace DeLancé Newlin, 30, of Bryn Mawr, vanished Tuesday morning and was found dead five miles south of Malvern. Coroner says death by self administered poison. two bottles and a note found in room indicate suicide. Police say she drove from home to summon a physician for an ailing nurse before disappearing.
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Philadelphia
Grace DéLancé
V. Newlin
Bryn Mawr
Malvern
Herbert C. Ford
Coatesville
Esday
Newlin
Gradyville
Miss Newlin
Rear Ad
Repeal plank moves at Republican State Convention
In Albany on September 25 26 the anti Hoover wets push a repeal declaration at the Republican State Convention. The plank would seek repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment with a substitute to outlaw saloons and would be presented to delegates later today. Former Senator Wadsworth backs immediate constitutional change to outlaw saloons in New York.
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Albany
N. Y
Resolutions Committee
Republican State Committee
New York World News Service
Charles H. Tuttle
Tuttle
James W. Wadsworth
Nicholas Murray Butler
Wadsworth
Straight
New York
Turkish centenarian Zara Agha injured in hit and run
Zara Agha a Turkish man claiming 156 years was struck by a limousine on Broadway and Sixty-first Street. He suffered internal injuries and possible skull and leg fractures and was listed in critical condition. His manager and great-great grandson Ahmet Mussa witnessed the incident. He has been in the United States since July amid doctors' notes suggesting a long age.
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New York World News Service
New York
Zara Agha
Methusaleh
Broadway
Sixty-first
Agha
Ahmet Mussa
Turkish Premier Quits as Liberal Party Seated Angora
Ismet Pasha resigns as Turkey's premier after seven years in office. Fethi Bey, leading the new Liberal party with sixteen supporters, enters the chamber and vows sharp criticism once a new government forms. Financial strains and refusal to secure a foreign loan push Turkey toward a two party parliamentary setup.
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Fethi Bey
Ismet Pasha
Turkey
Indian Scout's Trail Ends Was Pioneer for Custer
Arapa hoe Harvey Faucett known as Arapahoe Harve, early trail scout for Gen. George Armstrong Custer, died at 86 in Kansas City. A white frontier figure, he once warned Custer of the 1876 Little Big Horn attack but was captured by a Cheyenne Sioux raid before the defeat.
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Custer
Kansas
CIFY
Kan
Arapahoe
Harvey
Harvey S. Faucett
Buffalo Bill
Kit Carson
Faucett
Crazy House
Sitting Bull
Wyoming
Dull Knife
Letter to wife uncovers city official death
Grover Carlton Smith, 38, executive assistant to Cincinnati City Manager and safety chief, was found dead at his home after a suspected self administered poisoning. Police and coroner noted a note about poor health and a smashed photo. a nearby bottle and syringe implied harm. Smith had been on leave since collapsing at City Hall on a hot day.
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Dykstra
Grover Carlton Smith
Smith
Grover Aa
Ridgeway
Hay
City Hall
General Hospital
Eden Park
C. A. Dykstra
Temperatures and storm forecast across several states
Ohio shows showers and thunderstorms with cooler conditions Friday night and Saturday. West Virginia expects showers and storms Friday and Saturday with cooler air, especially Saturday morning. Kentucky reports showers and storms Friday with a cooler west portion Friday afternoon and much cooler Friday night. Tennessee anticipates showers and thunder, cooler Friday night, then Saturday fair with cooler east and central areas. Indiana unsettled Friday with showers or storms possible, cooler northwest, much cooler Friday night and Saturday, then generally fair Saturday. A table lists current temperatures and precipitation from Necredt Louisville Nashville Cleveland Detroit Chicago St Louis Kane City Pittsburg and more, with readings around 70s to 80s and light rain amounts, ending at 8 p.m. meridian time.
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Tennessee
Indiana
Louisville
Nashville
Cleveland
Detroit
Pitteleigh
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