Martial law spreads as Spain unites under revolutionary rule
United Press reports nationwide martial law in Spain as revolutionaries extend control. Captain General Prima Rivera, leader of the movement, is named to form a new government and seem poised to organize a raw ministry, while patriotic demonstrations unfold across major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pear Madrid
Martiaaw
Spain
Genera Prima Rie
Veira
Athihemas Oahi
Weimo Rivera Usgivet
Tay
Higt Quamluliner Silvely
Morocco
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Entertained At Congregation
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met Friday afternoon at the church for a convivial gathering after the installation of the pastor. A reception for Rev nan gudwi followed the service with invited guests from neighboring congregations and local patrons. A social hour, refreshments, and dancelike entertainment were enjoyed. a Wednesday October 3 meeting was proposed if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Thei
Srv Kineniek
Reynan Gudwi
Thane
Mn Dickson
Aten
Wwe Bentley
Ploreiée Williams
Dollelour
Prohibition Bust Shocks Man Driving Beer Barrel
In Chicago on September 15, police stop Andrew Grom moving a barrel of beer in Irving Park. He claims the beer is for his "wiloony" and jokes about changing it at the brewery. Officers arrest him as the scene ends with puzzled officials breaking the news of prohibition enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athicago
Andrew Grom
Trving Park
Andrew
Heavy Registration Expected Today for City Elections
Voters in the city were urged to register at their polling places before 10 o clock this morning to participate in the primaries. Officials noted registration has been uneven and anticipated a surge today to offset prior declines, enabling a wide participation in city council, shop bound, and county nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Vlook Wright
Costs Placed On Prosecutor In Local Case
In Yyie county yesterday prosecutors faced costs in a local case involving Carlos Pierro on aggravated assault charges. Pierro appeared at a hearing with several witnesses from the city testifying as the matter proceeded swiftly. The hearing adjourned with additional actions pending in county court.
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Carlos Pierro
Yyie
Pierro
Wolninge
Angelo Liens
Alix
Pierro Lui
Pierre
Huge Sum Paid for Passive Resistance
A United Press report from Fraerlin dated September 16 claims Germany has spent an immense sum on passive resistance to Franco Belgian occupation of the Ruhr. It details government outlays and looms of loans to support workers resisting employment for the invaders, noting the total far surpasses disclosed figures and will be repaid in devalued marks.
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Preus Fraerlin
Germany
Ruhr
Unive
Toles
FIRPO ESCAPES SCARS OF BATTLE
New York September reports say Luis Firpo, unscarred, survived the savage blows of the title bout with Jack Dempsey. Firpo, who endured a second round knockout, plans a Buenos Aires return and a car ride with his secretary. He accuses Tex Rickard of contract pressure and delaying his comeback.
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New York
Tylowa
Jack Compaey
Lins Angel Pirpo
Argentina
Ile
Buenos Aires
Firps
Dempsey
Fin
Hig
Tex Rickard
Firpo
One Killed in Crash Near Erie
Erie Sept 16 Mrs Jay Trehudy 45 wife of Tay Tychuds president at the Tschudy Latiber company Kansas City Mo was killed instantly when automobiles collided at West Springfield Other members of the Trehudy family were injured The machine crashed into the Tschily car driven by Ruben Smith Jefferson Ohio
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Erie
Jay Trehudy
Tay Tychuds
Tschudy Latiber Company
Kansas City
Ato
West Springfield
Annual M. E. Conference Opens Tuesday in Titusville
The Erie conference of the Methodist church meets in Titusville one day earlier than usual due to a larger pew grain session. Committees begin Monday evening with exams Tuesday at 10 AM to finish the year’s work. The program lists year one through four courses and a full schedule including conference examinations and services led by Bishop Mafonnell and Rev Norris A. White with plans for social service programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Titusville
Board of Examiners
Lin
R W_Sidener
Bo Smith
J. R Rich
Naylor
Wow
Robinson
Youle
Samshel Allamin
Edwi A. Briggs
Cheyter WW
McCluskey
Lloyd A. Mckintey
Ernest OL McNulty
Milo M Monk
Kenneth O. Moore
Grant Mattei
Brainard
VOM
Thompson
German Uprising With Armed Force Reported in Berlin
A chaotic Berlin scene is described with troops deployed and police aiding efforts to restore order amid a feared general uprising. Reports mention arrests, food shortages, and censorship pressures as authorities act to quell unrest and preserve state stability.
Ridgway Postmaster Appointment Made Official
United Press reports the acting Postmaster General announced new appointments including Ridgway Pennsylvania and Marys Point Willing New Milford. Thomas St Marys and Albert Grosh are named for posts.
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Ridgway, Pa
Willing NM
Thomas St Marys, Pa
Albert
Grosh
Generous One Lands in Jail in Newark Case
Newark police say a woman identified as Audrey Po Morris of Shelbyville tried to give $70,000 in securities to a city official or intermediary. The suspect, described as masquerading, was jailed after the attempted transfer. Authorities say her husband Noel and a year old daughter were involved. details remain unclear.
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Newark
Allexett Fales
Ehucity
Audrey Po Morris
Shelbyville
Noel
Fisterprtage
Emily
Plu
Hei
Dom
Hylan Battle With Pneumonia Reported From Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Springs reports Mayor Ifyian in gravely ill condition after pleuropneumonia diagnosis. Physicians stated the illness remains serious as of 4:00 PM. Address programs listed by The Itinerant's Club with speakers from Detroit Chicago and addressing religious topics scheduled for the evening.
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Saratoga Springs
Homer Fe Potter
Ife
William L. Sidgin
Detroit
Mich
Ida NM. Cribby Mellorial
G. Farr
D. B
B. A. Ginader
B. B. Day
Chicago
P. A. Ihimner
WADOO FORD COUP TARGETS OF NEW DEMOCRATS
Fragmented 1920s era report outlines a Democratic split with Wadoo Ford and McAdoo factions vying for control. It notes covert movements among Pennsylvanian and Washington figures, rumored coalitions, and strategic timing ahead of a convention. Complex intra party talks, candidate endorsements, and potential alliances shape the race as observers watch for shifts in support and energy. The piece mentions Ford McAdoo alignments, party delegates, and possible Abbott actions amid a tense political theater.
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United Prom Washington
Derry Tae
Wiliam McAde
Saeker
Oiler
Peinneratie Agpirayi
Anglerwidi
Ralston
Ant al “Gmilth
Ny Clamons
Ant Mead
Mia
Win
Ani Democratse
Tom Baggard
Illane Heme Crite
Metta
George Trenmin
Th Ainjoys
Ed Moors
Olin
Robert Site
Pennsylvanis
Democratic aieAtorists
Mletig Athowt
Cuvee
Asa Roilit
Meir
Boty
Buaters
Bane Sheet
Tan Ioward
Conywneior
Rome
Tamooratte
Alieftsing
Broweht
Ford
Thaskinue
McAdon
McAdge
Smith
Public probe of disaster to warships
Washington Sept 15 United Press reports the Navy Department ordered a full public inquiry into the wreck of a Pacific destroyer tolling in Paint Reguetin. The disaster killed 28 and cost about half a million, prompting public curiosity and rumor. The inquiry will be conducted openly rather than privately as initially planned.
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United Press
Washington
Navy
Pacific
Major Napier Dies in McCook Field Plane Crash
Dayton dispatch reports Major J Napier of McCook Field was killed when his plane plummeted from a low altitude after a wing support snapped. Witnesses say he attempted to bail with a parachute as the craft broke apart midair.
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United Press
Dayton
Ohio
J. Napier
McCook Fini
Iistasit
Earth
Napier
McCook
Cryptic frost damage hits community hard
A fragmented report from Franklin dated Sept 15 describes severe frost damage impacting crops and property. Details are garbled, but references to heavy freeze effects, weather indices, and local scenes imply widespread impact and ongoing assessment by authorities and residents.
Hundreds Get Fight Returns From Journal Night Event
The Journal reports a large crowd gathered for a boxing event where champions were crowned. Spectators filled the street and lobby areas as the concert and fight results drew large attention from attendees and news readouts.
Benham Surrenders Threats After Brokerage Scandal
Reports from Eaton Ohio indicate William G Nentar president of the Ril Collins Company pledges to surrender to authorities Monday as the 80 million brokerage firm crisis unfolds. In Parsonsborough a schoolyard blast scare ends with dynamite sticks found in ashes, authorities probing suspects and motive.
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United Press Eaton
Ohio
William G Nentar
Ril Collins Company
Ander
Clinsett
Morving
Reiham
Smith, Bannery
Calumto
United Press
Wilkes Warre
Calvin Parson School
Parsonsborough
Public officials linked to Oklahoma floggings in heated session
Oklahoma officials faced intense scrutiny as a special session opened amid claims of government overreach. Governor Walton warned against interference in the ongoing case, while military and federal authorities prepared to address the unrest and potential uprisings tied to the violence.
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Vioves
Oklahoma
Princess Fahmy Freed Of Murder Charge Today
Princess Fahmy faced a murder charge in a high profile trial. After the jury verdict was announced she collapsed briefly and was supported by officers before leaving the courtroom amid cheering from a crowd.
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Fahmy
England
Altesia
Marie Enon
Manelaughe
Fulmy
Nise
Princers Dock
Jugo Slavia Time Limit Extended in Wartime Talks
London and Belgrade report joint steps toward lengthening the deadline for a Yugoslav pledge to Mussolini’s demands. A new plan from the Talay government is cited amid vague discussions. Officials express guarded optimism as talks continue behind the scenes.
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London
Sept
Borme
Belgrade
Traly
Jugo
Slavia
Muscolini
Talay
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