Cuban political turmoil tests support for Grau San Martin
From Havana and Washington reports on September 11 indicate Cuban presidents Grau San Martin seeks cabinet unity and anti intervention backing. Armed officers at Waltonal Hotel remain wary as political factions debate a nationalist government and avoid American interference.
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Ballot Interest Lags in Early 1930s Registration Figures
Voters in Corry show low interest in the upcoming primary as registration trails past years. Nine hundred fifty six voters qualified for the September 19th primary, with 1859 registered in 1931 and 1021 on the first two days in 1932, leaving totals well below 1981 and 1932 precedents. Local figures fixate on mayoral and sheriff contests, with Frank T. Wagland, Glen Miller, Ralph B. McCord, N. Dell Darling, and John Wigan shaping the race for November.
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Missing Ballonists Van Orman and Companion Reported Safe
United Press reports Van Orman and Frank Tratter landed safely a week earlier after the Timagani Ontario landing. The Gordon Bennett race added hope as other balloons wandered and a Polish pair, Fran cizesk Hynek and Zbiginey Burwynai, reached Riviera Plavns Quebec after five days.
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Chicago
Gordon Bennett
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Thirteen Drown When Steamers Collide Off Leixoes
In the Atlantic 35 miles north of Leixoes the Spanish steamships Behano and Romeu collided. Thirteen crewmen of the Behano drowned as both vessels sank.
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Pittman Leads Drive for Silver Recognition and Coinage
Sen. Key Pittman of Nevada urged that silver be treated like wheat and cotton, proposing free minting of bullion by miners or mining firms in return for coined silver minus taxes and mint fees. He cited London talks and predicted a producer price near 138 dollars per ounce, if emergency powers fail.
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Ford to Speak on NRA Stance Soon Say Ford Officials
Detroit dispatch notes Henry Ford, after secret return from a wilderness retreat, is expected to address union and NRA issues. Ford reportedly refuses to join the organization, despite industry pressure, amid labor tensions and employer wage concerns.
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James G. Austin
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NRA Automobile Cole
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Jamal Adentictom
Hold Wan In Swindle Of Franklin Woman
Franklin Pa. authorities arrested Burrows and associates for defrauding widow Mrs Frank McCready of $4,000 in a stock investment scheme. Detectives John Dean and John McNilough led the probe, with city police pursuing charges against the trio.
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John McCnilough
Germany and Vatican reach pact on baptized Jewish admission
A Vatican memorandum says Germany pledges to accept baptized Jews under defined conditions, signaling a formal agreement with the Holy See. Details describe signed exchanges and hospital involvement as part of the treaty process.
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Maine votes to ratify anti prohibition repeal drive
Portland Maine September 11 Maine dry voters opened the final phase of the drives to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment Impartial observers predicted Maine would be the 26th state to repudi ate national prohibition If Maine joins in repealists will need 10 more states Colorado Minnesota and Maryland vote tomorrow Idaho and New Mexico vote a week from tomorrow Virginia October 3 Florida October 10 Ohio Pennsylvania North and South Carolina and Utah November 7 The wets could lose two states and still be victorious Continued on Page Six
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Virginia
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Ickes Moves to Check Gouging on Gasoline
Secretary of Interior Ickes, administrator of the oil code, vowed the administration would use its full power if needed to keep gasoline prices fair to consumers and producers. He noted complaints of price rises beyond crude costs and wages under the code. He would study whether any particular price is justified as a White House conference discusses the code’s use.
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Hugh S. Johnson
Two Autoists Fined for Wild Driving in Union City
Two drivers were fined after wild driving incidents in Union City. Joe Sankowsil, who smashed into Ruth Petersort’s parked car on South Main Street, received a $200 fine plus costs and claimed he faced potential prison exposure. Alomuroh N Apmuierono of Cleveland was fined $200 and costs after a separate incident and trial. details note a prior youth involvement and a judge’s ruling.
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Ruth Petersort
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Sevand
Surround Hiding Place of Convicts in Louisiana
Baton Rouge Sept. 11 prison guards and county officers surrounded a wooded section where ten of twelve convicts who blasted their way to freedom at Angola state prison yesterday were believed to be taking refuge. The criminals killed two men and wounded four in a dramatic escape. One convict was shot dead and another separated from the group.
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Nurse Held For Murder Plot In Santa Cruz
Frieda Weltz a 47 year old nurse is accused of planning the murder of Fr. M Grace, a retired shipping magnate, 18 months ago and waiting for the right moment to act. Prosecutor J F Murphy says she admitted a long jealousy driven motive and claimed the plan was temporary. The case cites Grace’s scandal rumors and her alleged silence on motives as presented in court.
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Robbery at Union Station Nets $60,000 Cash
In St Paul on Sept 11 two safes containing about $100,000 in cash and securities were seized after eight gunmen held up Railway Express Agency workers beneath the station concourse. The bandits, armed with sawed off shotguns and automatic rifles, drove the truck to a sedan, disarmed guard T. J. Mangan and messenger B. Moses, then fled. The safes measured 30 by 18 by 18 inches and the cash, much of which was non negotiable, was being shipped from St Paul to Minneapolis institutions.
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St, Paul
Minn
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Union
Minneapolis
T. J. Mangan
St Paul
B. Moses
Ute
St. Paul
Big St Paul Grain Elevator Fire Shocks City
Fire broke out at Farmers National Grain Company elevators in St Paul Minnesota drawing dozens of engines. The huge storage buildings are among the world's largest with a roof aflame and burning intensely.
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Ayunney Press
ST. Paul
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Farmera National Grain Company
Former Union Trust official found dead in garage
Gustav J. Rozman age 42, assistant secretary at the closed Union Trust branch, was found dead in his garage from carbon monoxide gas. Coroner A. J. Pearse did not rule whether the death was accidental or foul play. The case of Miss Misse Lathamp, another former employee, who allegedly confessed to embezzling about $37,000, was to be presented to the grand jury later.
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Union Trust
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Virtual Federal Bank Control Seen By Gridley
Washington report outlines a proposed system giving the federal government expanded powers over bank resources. The plan aims to speed up lending to businesses and stimulate economic recovery, with officials signaling the move would broaden federal oversight beyond traditional limits.
Seven miners killed as dust blast hits Oakmont mine
Sept 1 Pittsburgh seven miners died when a dust explosion struck the Calemont mine of Hillman Coal and Coke Co at Barking Station. Rescue crews recovered six identified bodies and a seventh remained unidentified. one more miner died at a hospital. Dozens escaped through the shaft as officials halted traffic and coordinated federal and state responses. Coroners prepared death certificates as families gathered at a provisional morgue.
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Gresley
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Acmetonia
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Joseph Payer
Springdale
Citizens General Hospital
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Onney
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Steig Oppand
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Two Suspects Sought in Officer Slaying Case
Police hunted two suspects after an officer was killed in an incident described in terse dispatches. The brief report notes ongoing manhunts, some notes on the investigation, and statements from authorities as officers pursue leads.
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