Democratic push offers Pinchot Senate nomination
Philadelphia Democratic leaders urged Governor Gifford Pinchot to contribute to their campaign fund and consider accepting the Democratic nomination for U S senator in April primaries. Pinchot, linked to seeking Reed’s seat, reportedly has not given a definite reply to the donation request.
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HOLD 18 SEIZED LIQUOR IN MASSACHUSETTS RAID
Eighteen men arrested and 1500 cases of liquor seized after a chase in Sciitiate Harbor, Mass. Custom officers pursued the Puerto Pueblos as two motor trucks were captured. The contraband was valued at $75,000. Captain Eugene Hinnewell and Captain Phomes Emidson ran aground off the Bellate breakwater. Strat patrol signaling led to the discovery of Pilgblos unloading cargo in the sea fault lumber yard. Minnegan and a patrol of ten men arrived. six smugglers escaped. Ownership listed for Pilgblos as Louis Russell of Tiviton, B. I., skipper Charles Berger of Winthrop.
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Erie rail motor car wreck near city leaves two uninjured
A Erie Railroad motor car number 574 was badly damaged when struck by a light engine about three miles west of the city on Saturday. Signalman Bennett of Beat Lake and John Ondus were in the car and attempted to move a can from the tracks. The locomotive crashed into the motor car, which was severely wrecked, but both men escaped injury and were reported clear of the car. Damage was estimated at a high figure.
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Missing 12 year old Beverly Kent sought by police
Police assist search for Beverly Kent aged 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs Reuben Kent of Watts Plats who vanished from home Friday night. Described as appearing 18, she may have wandered. relatives report no trace. Marines probe report she left on a trick near her home early Saturday morning.
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Menocal Returns, Chaos Follows Cuba Politics Deepens
Former president Mario Menocal arrives from exile and calls for a new deal as Cuba’s new government faces pressure from Machado era loyalists. ABC rebels vow strong action to prevent disorders while crowds desecrate and threaten the slain police chief Antonio Anciart. ex-sergeant Tito Sampol is pursued amid turmoil.
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Timactt
Police Chief Lon Lisemore Slain In Prohibition Case
A coroner s jury is to investigate the slaying of Police Chief Lon Lisemore and the shooting death of his alleged slayer, toe Brinson, a 30 year old negro. Brinson fired on officers in a Back Room speakeasy, was pursued to his home, and after a tense hour of gunfire Brinson was killed as he ran toward deputies and Sheriff Ozburn.
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Carbondale
Lon A. Lisemore
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Sizemore
Brinson
Sherif Will Ozburn
Cecil Brashaw
Graf Zeppelin to Visit United States in November
United Press reports Friedrichshafen Germany August 21 that the dirigible Graf Zeppelin is likely to visit the United States in November. Plans call for the airship after its autumn tour to proceed to South America via Brazil and then land in Mina, Texas, before continuing on. A separate report from Monessen notes a man named Tahnsible killed in an unrelated incident.
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Federal Bank Gave Couzens Inside Facts in Detroit
In Detroit on August 21 Senator James Couzens complained about access to bank records tied to Federal Reserve Bank Chicago. He claimed federal officials provided inside files to him on request, sparking a clash with Prosecutor Toy and Attorney General O'Brien over witness access and a federal official record statement. The exchange interrupted testimony and drew judge’s admonitions to pause the bickering.
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Chicago
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New Attack on Chiropractor Deep Mystery
Dr W H Hedberg of St Paul president of the Chiropractors Association was dragged and beaten in railroad yards, drugged, and taken to a hospital. Police report another puzzling attack linked to a prior incident involving Dr J Engberg. Hedberg suffered scalp and chest wounds as guards watched over him. investigations continue.
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Early Accord on New Coal Code
Hyde Park August 21 President Roosevelt announced swift progress toward a new coal code and vowed to move the entire railroad of NRA support. Immense cheering followed endorsements from steel, oil and number industries as the administration pressed to meet the target within 24 hours.
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Boston Honors Globe Girdler and World Flier
Boston officials honor Globe girdler and world round-the-world flier Muss ous, 41-Witey Soat, for a life of achievement. Mayor Girtes presented him with a gift to the city as he will travel again this year, with invitations extended to notable admirers to attend the ceremony honoring his service and past feats.
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Union City man killed by freight train near depot
Har Danner, 28, of Hemlock Street Union City, was killed near the passenger station early Sunday when a freight train passed through. Deputy Coroner Arthur Crowe said it was uncertain if he fell from the train or was struck while waiting on the tracks. His body was found at 7 am by watchman Dan Hromtey near the Nev elty Woodwork Company. Funeral plans await a sister from Baltimore.
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Trucker Crash Kills Four at Delaware Beach Picnic Scene
Four killed and 21 injured when a nitro cellulose truck collided with a small trolley used for a picnic outing near White Crabs Beach. Victims included men, women, and children from Chester and Marcus Hook. The crash sparked fires, chased by Delaware Highway Patrol, while rescue workers battled flames. Survivors were shielded by police as the chaotic scene unfolded.
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Flights Halted After Spartanburg Accident
A passenger flight bound for Spartanburg encountered a mishap near the city after a cruiser collided with a fence during descent. The damaged craft remained grounded for several days while repairs were completed, with no injuries reported to the passengers aboard.
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Railroads Agree to Economics Program
Washington dispatch reports federal Railroad Coordinator Joseph B. Wastman announced the carriers’ regional committees would cooperate in a proposed investigation to determine a possible mission of railways through joint use of facilities and observation of testing. Southern committees, however, reportedly differed with him on interpretation of the plan and its terms.
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Japan protests France over Pacific island occupation
Paris August 21 Japan lodges a strong protest over France seizing nine islands off the Philippines in the South China Sea. Rikichi Sawada, chargé d affaires at the Japanese embassy, affirmed Tokyo claims based on operations of the Japanese Ras Phosphate Company conducted with government approval. He urged direct talks rather than international arbitration, expressing confidence disputes could be settled amicably.
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Police guard at NRA office withdrawn in Baltimore incident
A police guard was posted at Administrator Johnson's office without his knowledge as striking longshoremen approached Baltimore to present grievances. Metropolitan police arrived and stationed a guard, then orders were issued to move the guard and receive a delegation of three strikers at their arrival.
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Car Wreck on Columbus Road injures Warren deputy
Deputy Sneam Eu or y Warren county escaped serious injury when his automobile wrecked near Scott's Crossing between Corry and Columbus early Sunday. Huff's car left the highway struck a driver and was badly wrecked. The Warren officer suffered cuts and bruises and was shaken up but escaped serious injuries. His wrecked sedan was towed to the Theame Motor Company garage.
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46 Are Rescued From Burning Ship
In Amsterdam on August 21 a four master schooner named August G Hilton and its crew were rescued from a burning ship called Hermwe. The disaster occurred while the vessel was en route to a holiday port, with authorities and rescue teams responding promptly to the emergency.
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Jersey Storm Claims Seven With Dozens Missing
A powerful northeaster battered New Jersey and Long Island beaches. seven known dead and scores missing as Coast Guard crews and rescue boats searched offshore. Coast Guard cutters transported hundreds to safety at Cape May while planes dropped life preservers amid turbulent seas and mounting casualties.
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Gandhi's wife Kasturbai Gandhi released from jail
Kasturbai Gandhi freed unconditionally from jail in India. She went to the hospital where Mahatma Gandhi is receiving treatment after his latest fast. Gandhi remained in custody in hospital, with doctors citing kidney problems and extreme weakness as he continues his hunger strike.
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Wealthy realty operator Josaph Walworth commits suicide
Josaph F Walworth aged 65 a wealthy realty operator and former state assessor died by self inflicted gunshot wound yesterday at his home in Haddonfield police said his body was found by a chauffeur in bed after a note on his desktop He was chairman of the Camden county purse commission from 1924 to 1929 and held other posts in the county government
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Three Nations Move to Prevent Nazi Expansion
Vienna reports Britain France and Italy pledged to preserve the Austrian status against German interference. The talks followed Dollfuss Mussolini discussions and noted no formal agreement exists but stress current treaties bind the three nations to uphold Austria's status amid Nazi activity.
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Otjen Attacks Pension Slash at Veterans Meeting
United Press reports national commander Otjen assailed pension cuts at the opening of the 6th annual encampment. He accused cuts of penalties to the boys who faced exposures and privations in the war. More than 15,000 veterans attended the opening session plus hundreds at the inaugural meeting of the national humanitarian group.
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United Spanish War Veterans
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Wave of Barn Fires Strikes Bristol Area
A Bristol area wave of barn fires, suspected arson, has burned about 10,000 dollars in losses over the past 24 months. Fire officials cited increased incidents and ongoing investigations, with several structures damaged or destroyed in the incidents reported yesterday.
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