Frontier clash sparks Russian protest in Manchukuo frontier
Tokyo dispatch reports six Japanese and five Manchukuoan deaths in a border clash near Gtonekoyo on the Siberian Manchukuoan frontier. Russia lodged a protest, citing two alleged attacks and calling for a joint commission to investigate.
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United Press
Tokyo
Hamn+ Kiang
Manchukuo
Gtonekoyo
Othete Amd Ab
Moscow
Constantine Yurenev
Koki Mirota
Yurenay
Yureney
Elgin Man Hurt in Crash Near Corry Hospital
John Babcock, 42, of Elgin, was treated at Corry hospital for a scalp laceration after a Sunday crash at the place. He was with wife, son James, 12, and nephew Parl Babcock. James had bruises, others escaped with shaking. Babcock left the hospital after treatment and details on the other driver were not learned.
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John Babcock
Corry Hospital
Elgin
Babcock
James
Parl Babcock
Hotel Window Suicide Claim Shocks New Orleans
In New Orleans on October 14 Gladys Rose, described as a pretty blonde, fell from a hotel window while clothed only in night attire. Police believe the death was a suicide, noting the dramatic fall occurred early today at the Fun Hotel.
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United Press
New Orleans
Gladys Rosé
Heath
Two Sharon Youths Die In Auto Crash In Sharon Pa
Robert Beck aged 20 and John Dean aged 18, both of Sharon, were killed in an automobile crash in Youngstown Ohio. The two youths were on their way home from a visit in the Union city area. Beck died several hours after the accident and Dean, a Sharon High School senior, died en route to a hospital.
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Sharon
United Press
Robert Beck
John Dean
Youngstown
Unio
Robert
John
Sharon Hig School
Supreme Court Opens Historic Term On New Deal Taxes And TVA
Supreme Court justices begin a historic term focusing on AAA processing taxes and TVA power operations. The session includes decisions on Tom Mooney’s plea, the Wrasier-Lem farm moratorium, heirs of John T. Dorrance double taxation cases, and Federal Judge Julian Mack participation in a reorganization matter.
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John A. Reichmann
United Press
Washington
Ovt
Supreme Court
New Deal
AAA
TVA
Tom Mooney
San Francisco
California
John T. Dorrance
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Julian W. Mack
New York
Association Gas and Secting Co
Foresees Law To Curb Drinks To Motorists
Butler Pa Oct 14 Judge John H Wilson predicted harsher penalties for intoxicated drivers after issuing a suspended sentence to Peter Neff of Oakland township on a drunken driving charge. He said continued arrests could lead to a statewide law barring sale of liquor to any person with a license, a move he deemed almost certain.
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United Press
Butler
John H. Wilson
Wilson
Peter Neff
Oakland Township
Idee Wilson
Italo Press Attacks Britain Over European Tensions
Italian spokesmen charged that Britain provokes deliberate tension between nations risking a European war. Officials near the government center said Britain aims to precipitate dissension not for League of Nations authority. Voce D Italia editorially accused Britain of seeking a European war to defeat Fascist Italy.
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Stewart Brown
United Press
Rome
Great Britain
Britain
League of Nations
Voce D'Italia
Thaly
Ethiopia Rejects Italian Peace Pleas in War, Addis Ababa News
Edward Beattie reports from Addis Ababa that Emperor Haile Selassie rejects Italy’s indirect peace proposals trade for territory gains, while Ethiopians in Addis Ababa boast of Seyoum’s hoped advance to the sea. In Geneva the League sanctions committee sets October 31 as deadline for ratification of penalties, and in Aksum Italy takes the ancient city without resistance, the priests surrendering first.
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Edward Beattie
United Press
Addis Ababa
Italy
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Ray Seyoum
Ras Seyoum
Eritret
Aduwa
Adigrat
Assum
Geneva
League of ‘Nations
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
League
Asmara
Eritrea
Aksum
Queaiy
Sheba
Onil
Ras Haile Selassie Gugea
Rome
Mecca
Aksum Ami Aduwa
Tas Funpers
Odd Fellows In State Meeting at Harrisburg
Harrisburg hosts the Pennsylvania Patriarchs Militant feature with over 200 delegates as the Grand Encampment nears. Albert F Carlbusz of Corry Encampment attends while the auxiliary convenes tomorrow and the grand council drills and honors are planned.
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Albert F. Carlbusz
Harrisburg
Corry
Pennsylvania
Fisher Plaza
Zion Lutheran Church
Harrisburger Hotel
D. Winfield Herman
Two Men Die In Mine Cave-In At Steubenville Shaft
Oct 14 Steubenville Ohio report two men killed and three injured in a mine cave-in at the High shaft mine. Rescue and investigations underway as workers deal with the disaster at the site.
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United Press Steubenville
High Shaft
Appalling Increase in Motor Fatalities Across States
Washington report shows 1934 motor fatalities reaching 33,980, the highest year on record. Death rate 26.8 per 100,000, up 15 percent from 1933 and 24 percent from 1932, with Nevada the most dangerous state and Rhode Island the safest at 0.6. Pennsylvania 24.82, New York 22.22, Ohio 90.99, Illinois 29.05.
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United Press
Washington
Department of Commerces
Nevada
Ous
Arizona
California
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
New Yorks
Ohio
Illinois
Mooney Plea Rejected By Supreme Court
United Press reports the Supreme Court again refused Thomas J. Mooney's plea to remove his case from California courts. Mooney seeks to challenge his conviction for participating in the 1916 Preparedness Day parade bombing in San Francisco.
Killer Shaffer Near Capture in Williamsport
Shaffer, a 28 year old fugitive linked to holdups and auto thefts, opened fire on police in Shamokin injuring Corporal Bloom and fatally wounding his sister Bertha. He was believed hiding near Williamsport after a sedan was found abandoned.
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United Press
Shamokin
David Shat ‘Fer
Willams' Port
Shaffer
Bertha
William Bloom
Williamsport
Five Held for Ballot Fraud in Luzerne Township
Uniontown Pa October 14 District Attorney Wade K Newell ordered the arrest of five Payette county election board members on election law violations. Three suspects Nicholson Shasser Nozak Jr joined by warrants for Swanengtelt and Suse. Forty false ballots paid in the second district during September primary.
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United Press Uniontown
Wade K. Newell
Payette County
H. W. Nicholson
Ernest Shasser
John Nozak, Jr
Hugh L. Swanengtelt
Ben Suse
Markets at a Glance Stocks Firm and Commodities Mixed
Markets at a Glance report shows stocks in demand for automobiles and firm dollar in foreign exchange. Bonds steady and quiet while curbs and Chicago stocks move irregularly. Grain prices dip with wheat about two cents lower and corn lower. Cotton holds near steady and rubber trades easy.
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United Press
Chicago
Arms cargoes may precipitate huge conflict
London dispatch reports fear that Mussolini could strike back at Ethiopia after the League of Nations lifts the arms embargo. Dozens of cargo vessels loaded with munitions have hovered in the Red Sea awaiting action. A single Italian naval response could shatter Mediterranean sea peace amid rising British and Italian naval activity.
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Henry T. Russell
United Press
London
League of Nations
Galnat
Mussolini
East Attica
Mediterranean
Europe
Red Sea
League
Ethiopia
Italy
Rome
Great Britain
Earle Boosts Kellys Candidacy in Phila
Governor George H. Earle endorses Philadelphia mayoral candidate Kelly with a pledge to make the city a “city of homes” and to root out Republican machine corruption. He faults the current debt level and lauds Kelly for fighting political graft and a machine-led administration.
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Earle
Kelly
Phila
United Press
Philadelphia
John
George H. Earle
Wares
Penroses
McNichols
A F of L Report Is More Optimistic
UNYEEG Washington October 14 continued business improvement amid substantial industrial unemployment, AFL survey says. Unless a general European war occurs, forecasters expect business to rise gradually with an upward trend over the next six months.
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Unyeeg
Washington
American Federation of Labor Today
Europe
Tragic Crash Kills Mrs Floyd Ellis on Narrow Bridge
In Spartansburg, Mrs Floyd Ellis, 36, died when a large sedan was sideswiped by a wide truck on a narrow bridge near Cloverdale. Occupants Merritt Harrison and another, both from Spartansburg, suffered minor injuries. Driver of the truck was George Bisbee of Union City. truck owner Bruce McCray also of Union City. The collision occurred as drivers misjudged the bridge width, leaving insufficient space for the two vehicles to pass. Mrs Ellis suffered a fractured skull and a broken arm in the crash.
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Floyd Ellis
Spartansburg
Church Run
Sparta
Merritt T. Harrison
George Bisbee
Union City
Bruce McCray
Cloverdale
McCray Tuck
Harrison
Bilis
Last Words Of Peoria Sex Slayer Before Execution
Gerald Thompson, 26, set to die in the electric chair tomorrow for raping and killing Mildred Hallmark, 19. He asked for no witnesses beyond the law and noted his recent conversion to the Roman Catholic Church. His visitors included his mother, grandmother, and brother, who is jailed in the same prison for indecent liberties with a minor.
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United Press
JOLUG
Gerald Thompson
Peoria
Pretty Mildred Hallmark
Bre
Westess
Roman Catholi
George B. Sebring
Thompson
Floreav
Wnitestle
Victor
Wattsburg school reopens after shutdown due to illness
Wattsburg school, closed last Thursday and Friday following the death of a small boy from scarlet fever, reopens this morning as county health director J. T. Strimple lifts the quarantine after confirming no further contagion remains.
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Wattsburg
Wattsburg School
J.T. Strimple
Lowville Inn Burned Today
Scotty's Inn on Wattsburg road, two miles north of Towville, destroyed early this morning by fire of undetermined origin with losses over 1,300. Owned by Franke Scotnicki, the fire was first noticed by Leo Coons and A Bruliagii as neighbors summoned aid. A bucket brigade formed but the two story frame inn and contents burned. Scotnicki escaped in his night attire uninjured.
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Scotty's Inn
Wattsburg
Towvilles
Fie
Franke Scotnicki
Leo Coons
A. Bruliagii
Scotnicki
Supreme Court Refuses Review of Farm Act Ruling
The Supreme Court today declined to reconsider its previous ruling that the Prasier Lemke farm act was constitutional, maintaining the decision made last spring. This move ends the recourse to overturn the court’s interpretation of the act. The ruling upholds the original decision and preserves the farm policy as enacted.
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United Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Jailed butcher admits may have killed three in Salt Lake shooting
In Salt Lake City Utah on October 1 George Leo Rutledge 81 confessed to police that he might have fired the shots that last night killed three people and critically wounded two others. Police Chief W L Payne said Rutledge a San Diego California butcher was booked on murder charges after hours of questioning. He grew hysterical as the interrogation wore on and was jailed following his admission.
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United Press
Salt Lak City
Utah
George Leo Rutledge
Rutledge
Policn
W. L. Payne
San Diego
Cal
Payne
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