Jail guard killer makes 2nd jail escape
Alexander Kaminski, the New Britain killer of a jail guard, escaped Hamden county jail again as a guard outside his cell failed to prevent. Sheriff Manning suspected inside help and noted Kaminski’s Houdini like escape from a window after prisoners alerted police.
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Springfield
Mass
Alexander Kaminski
New Britain
Conn
Hamden County
David J. Manning
Kaminski
Houdini
Guani
Martial Law and Labor Strikes Across States
Violence marked the third week of a major strike as textile mills faced picket lines and guard protection. In Waterville Missouri 200 pickets guarded a mill amid flying stones and broken windows while 4 000 militia patrolled peaceful mobilizations across the state. Mills reopened under National Guard protection as police cordons surrounded Coddes North Carolina and a 300 strong flying squadron of visiting pickets swept Worcester Massachusetts. In Santa Clara Cubs a riot between rival factions left one dead and fourteen wounded in Cruses village.
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Waterville
Coddes
Worcester
Mass
Santa Clara, Cubs
Cruses
Three Striking Cigar Makers Killed in Manila Riot
In Manila today, three striking Filipino cigar workers were shot and killed by police riot guns as they stormed the La Minerva factory. About nineteen others were injured, including one woman and nine police, with five thousand workers idling in the protracted strike for higher wages. A fact finding committee under Governor General Frank Murphy was appointed to resolve the dispute.
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Manila
P. I
la Minerva
Philippine Constabulary
Frank Murphy
Philippine
British Endeavor Wins Second Race For Cup
The British challenger Endeavor won the 30 mile windward seaward race to go one win ahead of American defender Rainbow for the historic yachting cup. A separate jail escape report described a prisoner, Kaminski, filing a window bar and fleeing at 4:15 a.m. Eastern, triggering a state police alert and a jail guard assault.
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Endeavor
Rainbow
Stadium Light Report Slated For City Council Meeting
A committee report on installing flood lights at Wire Grass Memorial Stadium is due tonight as Dothan High School seeks night football this fall. The lighting project totals about $1,000 with roughly $700 for reflectors, and routine items accompany the agenda.
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Wiregrass Memorial Stadium
W. C. Faulkner
Stadium Commission
Dothan High
Quiet Prevails As Coal Strike Tense In Alabama
Reported two versions of a shooting after a march in Locust Fork near Warrior River. Deputies claim marchers entered Negro homes and beat occupants, sparking gunfire. One man, H W Odom, was jailed on concealed weapon charges. about one third of 250 mine workers were union members amid Alabama coal field unrest since last spring’s 22,000-strong strike.
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Porter Village
H. W. Odom
W. C. Adams
Alabama
Houston County Sheriff Candidate Appeals for Fair Election
Statement to the People denounces a special primary called amid Supreme Court vacation, cites two Houston County and one Dale County Democrats as usurping authority while Montgomery County members block a vacancy vote. The speaker, a two-time candidate, seeks a lawful, fair election on September 18 and thanks supporters while pledging honesty and impartiality.
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Houston County
Democratic Executive Committee
Dale County
Supreme Court of Alabama
Montgomery County
Naval stores figures from Savannah market report
Cap Turpentine firm quotes 41 1 4 with 174 sales 304 receipts 500 shipments and stock 16 331 Rosin firm shows 643 sales 1 418 receipts 064 shipments and stock 189 623 with note B 4.00 D 410 E 415 FG HIK and M 43 WW 5.08 X 6 25.
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NAVAL
Savannah
CAP —Turpentine
New York Stocks Decline Amid Mixed Market Signals
A listing of major firms shows declines and gains across steel, automotive, chemical, and consumer sectors with figures noted for many issues including General Motors General Electric IBM and U S Steel. Trading activity reflects shifting appetite as Dow components face varied momentum and investors assess earnings prospects.
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Aclawy
Anaconda Copper
American Can
Auburn Motors
Bando
Bethlehem Steel Frendix
Cando
Southe
CASE
Chrysler
Ae Curtis Wright
Wee Bee Bee Dupont
Pee Eee Electric L
Beek Ahaad
General Motors
General Foods
General Electric
Goodyear
Hudson Motors
International Harve
Tel and Telg
Industrial Rayon
Johns Manville Kennecott Orp Lorillard
Montgomery Wa
New York Cent
J C Penney Packard
Radio
Corn Reynolds Tobacco Radio
Keith Orph
Sears Roebuck Texas Corp
Texas Gulf
US Steel
United Fronit
United Aircraft Westinghouse
Woolworth Hed Ford
England
Western Union
Cotton Letter Sees December Futures Rise to 12.96
New York hedge selling eased as commission buyers absorbed the flow and the session closed with smaller gains than last week. December futures hit 12.96 after a 5,000 May purchase. The mediation board met in Washington with no statement. Traders expected a possible settlement of the stake. Weather hurt crops with heavy rains in Georgia and the Carolinas.
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T. W. Palmer
New York
Commission House
Washington
Tradert
Fossick
Georgia
Carolinas
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Clark
Otto Kruger Stuart Erwih
APE Mayer
Fcturt
Pathe News
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Frank Ussery
Fay Kelley
Sara Rodney
J. L. Elis
Fox Jordan
Metro News
British Endeavor
Poice
New England
State
Hamden
Paul Wargo
Wallingford
Adolphe Menjou
Edward E. Horton
Patricia Ellis
Genevieve Tobin
Mary Astor
Guy Kibbee
Africa
Stadium Light Report
A. H. Maye Cane
Fellows & Forrester
Pea
Geo. H. McFadder & Bro's
Merrill
Firestone
Indianapolis
Pikes Peak
D. C
Neiman Motors
Chicago
Voice of
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WEAF
Coe
Sentinel
Ares
Service
Malone Motor CO
Tire Dept
Rte
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