Thousands of Textile Workers Return as Strikes Ease
US and state troops patrol idle mills as hundreds resume work while many remain out. Gorman accuses employers of delaying reemployment and urges unions to report discrimination. Riots lessen but pockets of unrest continue in Woonsocket and Philadelphia as Alabama mills plan gradual reopenings.
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Ashington
Jeygneis J. Gorman
Qa Sastile
Tadey
Wleo l Eaders
Ferman
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Institute
Awmild
Winant Board
Gorman
Afid
Walon
Woonsocket
R. I
United Textile Workers Union
Court House
Concord
Concord Mills
Furt House
Mass
Easthampton
Maine
Rhode Island
Board
George A. ‘Kan
Cotton Toxic Institute
Ernor Talmadge
Georgia
Birmingham
Usey 'Aisbama
Guy
Anniston
Canning Toll Ends as Can Supply Exhausted
The acting director Miss Er Kelly announced in Houston that toll canning cannot continue because all cans have been used and funds for purchasing more cans are exhausted. A small number of cans remains for relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Coury
Er_ Kelly
Scientist Puts Sun To Work At His Home
At Mount Wilson California Dr Charles G Abbot of the Smithsonian heats bread with a solar stove and uses a solar hot water heater. The system coils garden hose on the cottage roof to heat five gallons of water, while a sun powered furnace uses a vacuum tube and oil for circulating heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Wilson
Calif
Charles G. Abbot
Smithsonian Institution
Dr. Abbot
Wife of accused slayer attempts to take her life
Evelyn Armistead, wife of George Armistead held in Houston county jail for the slaying of W Lander Jones, swallowed half a cup of strong disinfectant and was rushed to a hospital. A stomach pump saved her life but she remains in critical condition. She later moved to her parents home near Birmingham. Jones was shot three times through a window at the Florida highway sandwich shop where Armistead and Jones were connected. Armistead remains jailed as grand jury investigates. wife refused to testify citing spousal immunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Armistead
George Armistead
Houston
W. Lander Jones
Bessemer
Birmingham
Body found after Atlanta killing and robbery
Max Sjoblom 36 of Rock Island Iowa and Davenport Iowa was shot to death in his car and left in a wooded area near an Atlanta suburb. Detectives say two Atlanta men Hoyt Summers and Rom Riley were held for questioning. Riley allegedly confessed to the murder and five other robberies. The car was abandoned in College Park after the slaying. The investigation involved over 300 officers and followed a city-wide search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Max Sjoblom
Rock Island
Davenport
College Park
C. E. McCary
Hoyt Summers
Rom Riley
McCrary
Riley
Summers
Sieblom
Spring
Marietta
Clayton County
One Hour Parking Law Enforced in Dothan Streets
Dothan police will enforce a one hour parking limit on Foster Street from Crawford to Adams and Main Street from Oates to the Central of Georgia tracks from 9 am to 5 pm. Signs will be painted, and vehicles must park within the marked lines. Cars parked longer face fines.
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Dothan
Foster Street
Crawford
Adams
Main Street
Oates
Central of Georgia
Negro Confesses Part in Dublin Abduction
Clarksdale Miss Sept 24 AP Officers said Jeff Jess Robinson 21 a Negro admitted participation in the abduction of H K Sage a wealthy Dublin planter on Sept 12 Robinson arrested in Memphis brought to Coahoma County jail held with L C Crops 30 a Negro on kidnapping and robbery grand jury action The former was wounded escaping from a delta passage shortly after the abduction Capital charge under Mississippi law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksdale
Miss
Jeff
Jess) Robinson
H. K. Sage
Robinson
Memphis
Coahoma
L. C. Crops
Delta Passee
Mississippi
Huey Long Thwarted By Marksville Firemen Turmoil
Huey Long campaigned on the Marksville courthouse steps in support of Lt Gov candidate Fournett when a fire alarm triggered a clash with volunteer firemen and police guards. The siren, horn honks, and crowd noise disrupted the speech as Mayor Laborde defended the volunteers against Long’s accusations of hoodlum behavior. The page continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Myers
Associated Press
Marksville
Huey Long
Huey
Long
John B. Fournett
Supreme Court
Tim Sire
Senator Leng
E. M. Laborde
Police fear fiend attacked 6 year old Dorothy Distelhurst
Nashville police intensified the search for Dorothy Distelhurst missing since Wednesday. Bloodstains near her home were deemed less than a week old, suggesting possible involvement of a human, while 50 volunteers plus 500 Legion members hunted the thick underbrush and officials anticipated developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Dorothy Distilhurst
William Litterer
The
Public Health Laboratories
Litterer
Dorothy Distelhurst
Nashville
American Legion
Whitelaw Leath
Legion
A. E. Distelhurst
Dorothy
J. Carlton Loser
Train wreck kills three in Hendersonville
Three men died and two were injured when a Southern Railway locomotive crashed into a state highway department truck at the Eleventh Avenue crossing in Hendersonville North Carolina. The事故 occurred today as both vehicles were crossing the intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendersonville
WN. C
Southern Railway
State Highway Department
Eleventh Avenue
US Navy balloon team lands near Estonia Russia border
The United States Navy entry in the Gordon Bennett balloon race landed safely today on the boundary between Estonia and Russia. Lieutenants C. H. Kendall and H. T. Orville proceeded to Leningrad.
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Moscow
United States Navy
Estonia
Russia
C. H. Kendall
H. T. Orville
Leningrad
Baruch Moley May Succeed Gen Johnson In NRA Reorg
The Roosevelt administration contemplates a complete NRA reorganization this week with a new policy board to shape Blue Eagle policy. Named figures include Bernard Baruch Raymond Moley and Gerard Swope, replacing the one man rule. Col George A Lynch denies Johnson is ousted while Johnson may shift roles or depart.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Washington Post
Bernard M. Baruch
Raymond Moley
Gerard Swope
General Electric
Hugh 8
Johnson
Col
George A. Lynch
Lynch
Leon Henderson
NRA Division of Research and Planning
Leverett E. Lyon
Brookings Institution
Leon C. Marshall
National Labor Board
Baruch
War Industries Board
General Johnson
Hyde Park
Grand Jury Hears Swindle Victims In Dothan Case
More than six residents testified before a grand jury about losses to Susan Clark palmistry scheme. Authorities say the con yielded 40 000 to 50 000 dollars. Some victims reported 1 000 to 2 500 dollars each while others remained silent. Police seek Mrs Clark who vanished after last Saturday night. A license petition claimed her business was legitimate and praised her as a law abiding citizen.
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Susan Clark
Haere
Grand Jury
Clark
Dothan
Tfam
Watermelon seed suit over misgrade seeks $1200 damages
W A Bateman sues Poyner Seed Co in Houston County circuit court for $1200 claiming seeds bought as Dixie Belle were inferior. He says melons were round and pale inside, not marketable, and the true seed grade was unknown until too late. If melons had matched expectations, he would have shipped five train cars at about $175 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bateman
Houston County
Poyner Seed Co
Bateman
Japan to Buy Soviet Half of Chinese Eastern Railway
Tokyo and Moscow forecast improved tense relations as Manchoukuo agrees to pay 140,000,900 yen for Russia’s half share of the railway with 30,000,000 yen for discharge allowances. Delegates fly to Tokyo to finalize transfer, and about 80 Soviet rail workers jailed on sabotage charges may be released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Babb
Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Russia
Manchoukuo
Manchouguo
Orient
Koki Hiotta
Constantine Youreneff
Manchouquo
China
Foreign Office
Manchoukin
Grand Jury Hints New Hauptmann Case Facts
Grand jury in Newark weighs charges Hauptmann faced for receiving the 50000 Lindbergh ransom. Hauptmann arraigned in Bronx court on extortion. hearing moved to Oct 1. Lindberghs fly east from Winslow Arizona. New Jersey police dispute Atlantic City woman Kirsh tale. Ohio inmate Paulin labeled a born romancer. extradition possible, unlikely this week. Schwarzkopf says Hauptmann to be charged with kidnapping and murder.
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Hauptmann
Bronx
John J. Sweaney
Newark
N. J
George Michael Paulin
Ohio State
Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr
Sweeney
New Jersey
David T. Wilentz
Col. H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Fawcett
Evixteen
Lindy
Col. Lindbergh
Henry Beckinridge
Lindbergh
Col
Mia
Winslow
Ariz
West Coast
Saugus
Calif
Samuel
Foley
Arthur Carey
Gregory F. Coleman
John F. Candon
Jassie
Jersey
John J. Lamb
New Jersey State Police
Trenton
New York
Wilentz
Col WN
Norman Schwartzkopf
Schwarzkopf
Mobile man arrested for slaying Hart Crews in February
Hope Dowling alias Knowles Dowling was jailed in Waycross after transfer from Mobile where he was arrested for the February murder of Hart Crews. Dowling denied knowledge of the death as officers noted a confession by another man, Whbert Steedley, who said he rode with Dowling and Crews when Crews was beaten to death.
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Whbert Steedley
Dowling
Police court docket: week end arrests on gamb ling and drunkenness
Police reported a round score of persons arrested over the week end on charges including gambling and drunkenness, filling today’s docket for the police court.
Comrades Say German Was Town Bad Boy
In Kamenz Germany locals recall Bruno Richard Hauptmann as a coarse but amiable figure with athletic prowess. Schoolmates and officers say he drifted from good nature to trouble after 1918 while earning money in a Dres den munitions arsenal. relationships with Ehrhart Eckard highlight a reputation shift ending with involvement in the Lindbergh case aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kamenzermany
Bruno Richard Wauptmann
New York
Arthur Eckard
Knamenz
Hauptmann
Eckard
Ersatz Batallion of
Kamenz
Paul Roth
Dresden-Radeberg
80 New Faces Are Assured Congress By The Elections
The Elections editor notes a record turnover with at least 69 House seats and five Senate seats to be filled by new men in January. Four score new faces are assured for the 74th Congress, with many incumbents defeated or retiring. Several nominating outcomes threaten current Senators and Representatives.
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Congress
Cecil B. Dickson Washington
Senate
House
Altting
Houses
Stephens
Miss
Erickson
Mont
Goldsborough
R. Md
Dil
Wash
Thompson
Neb
Repub
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Seges West
Giemen
Sun
Smithsonian
Dublin
Bernard Baruch
Hugh Johnson
Girl
Baruch, Moley
Gen. Johnson
Finns Board
Lot
Manchukuan
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Mrs. Lindbergh
California
Helen Kirsh
Atlantic City
Police
By Rudolph Josten
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bronx County
Charles B. McLaughlin
James M. Fawcett
Steiner, Rouse & Company
Ile DE France
Europe
Will Rogers
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