Roumania Offers Bulgaria Military Aid In Restoring Order
In Sofia on Sept 27 reports say Roumania has offered Bulgarian officials military assistance if the communist uprising worsens. Bulgarian troops arm rapidly with improved rifles of Russian design while rebel officers mimic Bolshevik tactics from Russia. A band halted an express near Sarambey and robbed passengers as armed vanguards fired on unarmed crowds. Allied commissions under Neuilly authorize increasing Bulgaria’s forces to handle the interior threat.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Bulgaria
Sofia
Russia
Sarambey
Neuilly
Nab Four Youths In Omaha Holdups
Four 20 year old youths were captured while attempting to rob Sterling Grocery in Omaha near the business district. One member flashed a pistol ordering Samuel Rothenberg the manager and three employees into a back room while another opened the cash register. Detectives with shotguns and pistols arrested them following an advance tip. The suspects were Clifford Hill Rudolph Merks William Rubin and James Brennan all of Omaha former inmates of the Kearney industrial school.
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Omaha
Neb
Sterling
Samuel Rothenberg
Clifford Hill
Rudolph Merks
William Rubin
James Brennan
Kearney, Neb
Weather Indications For Next Twenty Four Hours
Chicago weather forecast shows unsettled conditions tonight and Friday with local thunder showers. Cooler Friday and in western and central portions tonight.
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Chicago
Weather Observations for September 21 to 27
Local observations summarize 24 hours ending 1 p m. with highs ranging from 69 to 65 and lows from 45 to 59 degrees. Rain totals include .63 on Friday .74 on Saturday .73 on Tuesday .77 on Wednesday .80 on Thursday with a trace on the latest day.
Ruhr Miners Go On 24 Hour Strike Amidst Political Turmoil
Miners in three Ruhr districts walk out for 24 hours protesting Berlin abandonment of resistance policy. About 6,000 workers quit, signaling growing unrest as France and Germany react to Bavarian dictatorship moves. Berlin hardens defense to curb potential communist coup after Von Kahr’s appointment.
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Dusseldorf
Ruhr
Berlin
von Kalr
Bavaria
von Kahr
Three Killed In Bayonne Seed Oil Plant Blast
Three men were killed and seven injured in an explosion and fire that wrecked a seed oil plant in Bayonne New Jersey this morning two may be fatally hurt. Fire crews from nearby towns battled the flames as ambulances stood by at the scene near the Nudia Butter Safety Insulated Wire and Bergen Point Chemical plants.
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Bayonne
N. J
Nudia Butter Company
Safety Insulated Wire Company
Bergenpoint Chemical Company
Lutherans to Convene in Madison Third Brotherhood of America
Madison Wis Sept 27 All Lutheran bodies in the United States except the Missouri Synod will attend the third biennial convention of The Lutheran Brotherhood of America to be held October 3 5. Delegates from United Lutheran Norweg ian Synod Augustana Joint Synod of Ohio Iowa Synod and Synod of the Northwest totaling 800 1000 will represent about 3 000 000 members. The program emphasizes the role of men in the church.
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Madison
Wis
United States
Missouri Synod
Lutheran Brotherhood of America
J. A. Stub
United Lutheran Churches
Norwegian Synod
Augustana Synod
Joint Synod of Ohio
Iowa Synod
Synod of the Northwest
New York
Far Northwest
Masked Band Steals Whiskey From Philadelphia Distillery
A band of about 40 men, some masked and armed, bound and gagged the guards at the Philadelphia Distilling company warehouse and escaped with about 10 truckloads of whiskey this morning.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Distilling Company
Backman Payroll Trial Faces First Defense Cross Exam
Des Moines reports the defense for John Backman former assistant superintendent of parks will cross examine Allan Munn state checker and star witness. The court adjourned to allow review of 236 exhibits tying Backman to payroll frauds and ten men alleged to have illicit salaries. Seventy warrants are cited as not matching cemetery custodian time sheets.
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Des Moines
John Backman
Parks
George Wilson
Allan Munn
Backman
Munn
Shenandoah Armory Plan nullified by election defects
Shenandoah Iowa September 27 recent election for 50000 to build an armory and memorial building is null and void due to defective notices failing to specify election hours polling places and ballot color. Bond houses deem the errors fatal.
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Shenandoah
Corfu Becomes Greek Territory After Italian Occupation
Italian forces withdrew from Corfu on August 31 and the island was officially handed back to the Greek government today according to dispatches received in Athens.
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Athens
Corfu
Italy
Farmers urge Coolidge on wheat relief and rates
A delegation from the Minneapolis Federal Reserve District asked President Coolidge to call a special congressional session to enact wheat relief legislation and cut freight and flour rates. After the meeting the president offered no firm promises, only to consider the suggestions with advisers. In Fargo, Benjamin Marsh of the National Farmers Council urged Coolidge to back the Norris Sinclair bill creating a government marketing corporation and called for a special session.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Minneapolis
Federal Reserve District
Congress
Fargo
N. D
Benjamin Marsh
National Farmers Council
Coolidge
Norris-Sinclair
Convicted of Murder In Row Over $4 Debt
Adel Louisiana September jury returns a manslaughter verdict in the Harold Gillispie case for the death of Homer Davidson. Gillispie waives a formal sentence date and is sentenced to eight years at the State Reformatory in Anamosa, to be sent tomorrow. The killing grew from a quarrel over a $4 debt.
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Adel
Harold Gillispie
Homer Davidson
Gillispe
Anamosa
Large flares of shadow lace trim new toques
The description notes very large flares of shadow lace finely wired used to finish many new toques. The ornate fringe accents suggest decorative style emphasis for winter accessories. No individuals or organizations are mentioned.
Baldwin Says Greece Ties Restored After Conference
Premier Baldwin declared after talks with Premier Poincare that good relations between England and Greece have been restored. He said distrust upon taking office gave way to mutual confidence.
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England
Northampton
Eng
Baldwin
Poincare
Greece
Prison Breaker Bell Commers Arrested Near Council Bluffs
Bell Commers, 32, escaped from Fort Madison prison to reach his sick child in Council Bluffs. He was arrested by a state agent and held in Council Bluffs.
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Omaha
Fort Madison
Council Bluffs
Motorist Admits Fled From Bleeding Victim
A coroner's jury in Muscatine Iowa returned an open verdict on Jeannette Orwitz a year old girl killed by an auto driven by Margaret Toyne of Atalissa The inquest spanned over two hours with many witnesses testifying Mrs Toyne and her mother refused to testify on grounds of self incrimination Lloyd Cros 15 testified and W S Stauffer admitted he urged the pair to leave scene after seeing the bleeding girl.
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Muscatine
Jeannette Orwitz
Maurice Toyne
Atalissa
Margaret Toyne
Toyne
E Cross
Lloyd Cros
W. S Stauffer
Creston Hosts Two Day Teachers Institute At High School
Despite rain 175 Union county teachers register for a two day institute opening at Creston High School. Superintendent J C McGlade of Waterloo and Prof Frey D Cram of Iowa State Teachers College lead sessions warning against fadism in education while urging integration of new theories without neglecting core curriculum.
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Union County
Teachers Institute
J. C. McGlade
Waterloo
Frey D. Cram
Iowa State Teachers’ College
McGlade
Pew
Arrest 3 In Seandal Plot In Newspaper Record
Cheagy Sept 27 The Stokes scandal involving Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes and her husband W B Stoker moved beyond inquiry when a witness was jailed another arrested on arrival in New York and police orders for a third were issued involving alleged attempts to damage her reputation.
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Cheagy
Stokes
Helen Elwood Stokes
W. BD. Stoker
New York
Rail Way Unions Seek 12 Percent Wage Increase
General chairmen of the Order of Railway Trainsmen and the Order of Railway Conductors will ask for a 12 percent wage hike in the next few days. Ballots already counted in a nationwide referendum indicate broad support. eastern western and southern railroads will be affected by the action.
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Cleveland
Railroad Nation
Hangs Self After Losing Farm Near Fairfield
Henry Crile aged 67, living eight miles east of Fairfield, fatally hanged himself with a sash rope from an old house window, his body found by his son near his residence. He had been a long time farmer, bought a farm from Oscar Tudeen for 4000 dollars but defaulted on later installments and lost the property.
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Fairfeld
Henry Crile
Fairfield
Son
Crile
Oscar Tudeen
Tudeen
Army rule 14 extended by Walton in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Sept 27 militia actions spread to a third Oklahoma county as the House of Representatives moves to seek injunctions to stop the governor from continuing military rule. The governor predicts quick restrictions once opposition is crushed and declines court participation. Militia units moved to Wagner county seat.
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ARMY
Walton
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
House of Representatives
Miilitary
Rudy
Geat
Wagner
Six Die in Crossing Crash Near Reno
Six persons were killed and eight injured when a Southern Pacific motor train crashed into an auto stage at a crossing east of Reno. Doctors and a wrecking crew were sent to the scene of the disaster.
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Reno
Southern Pacific
Here
Receiver Appointed for Saunders Stock in Piggly Wiggly
Judge J W Ross in Memphis federal court orders a temporary receiver for stock pledged by Clarence Saunders as executive head of the Piggly Wiggly Corporation. The stock involved is about 1,250,000 dollars in value amid related financial transactions.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. W.ross
United States District Court
Piggly Wiggly Stores, Inc
Clarence Saunders
Piggy Wisely Corporation
Piggly Wiggly Organization
State Receives Two Small Checks on Bank Claim
Lincoln reports State Treasurer Robinson has not cashed two tiny checks of 10 and 20 cents, representing 30 percent of the state claim against the failed First National Bank of Bridgeport Nebraska for license fees. The bank failure left the state with a $1 claim.
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Lincoln
Robinson
First National Bank of Bridgeport
Neb
Indictments for 21 Wife Deserters in Polk County
Polk County grand jury returns forty five indictments including twenty one for wife desertion. The figure marks the largest count of deserting husbands since the new law took effect. Result tied to more women becoming dependents due to support changes.
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Dies Moines
Polk County Grand Jury
Gonsupport
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Paris
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Creston
Seandal
Lowan
Iowa
Cherokee
Walter Wachtler
Merrill
LeMars
Phyllis Benton
New Rockford
N. C
Wachtler
Benton
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