Deportations, grain exports, and new commerce appointments
The commerce secretary in Washington orders suspension of several nations from ten to January under the immigration act of 1974. Secretary White orders deportation of Siea Zeniecheno, ruler of Kurdesaun. Last week US grain exports reached 510 bashels versus 400 bashels prior, a rise. P MacGowan, ex head of the Latin American division, named commissioner and set for a West Indies trip, welcomed by President Cootidse and cabinet.
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Astis
Liter White
Washington
Siea Zeniecheno
Kurdesaun
Che Teasen
United States
Tl P. MacGowan
Lutin-American Division
U. S
Ureau
Foreign and Domestic Commerce
West Indies
Saya
Washington Dispatch
Air Magellans
Boston
Long Island
Bolling Field
Mra. Cootlige
Capital
Daytona
Chicago
Omaha
Texas
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Eugene
Ore
Political turmoil and notable crimes sweep 1930s notes
A fragmented report details the Texas Republican nomination of George Bute for governor facing Miriam Ferguson, plus a Los Angeles revelation of Agnes Ayres and S Manuel Reachi secret marriage. Exiles from Williamson County, Klan influence over county justice, a US marshal arrest, and a string of international and domestic events follow, including a Joliet murder sentence for Leopold and Loeb, and political races across several states.
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Republican Party of Texas
George ¢. Bute
Law School
University of Texas
Mra
Miriam A. Ferguson
Agnes Ayres
S. Manuel Reachl
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Maine Election Favors Republicans In Victory Voice
Edward W. Pickard reports Maine voters delivered a strong GOP win in governorship and U S Senate races, with four Republican congressmen reelected and the legislature staying Republican. Brewster defeated Pittangall by about 30,000, Fernald won narrowly over Redman, and party unity emerged amid tainted national issues.
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Maine
Tam
GOFP
Esiph
Brewster
W. R. Pittangall
United States
B. M. Fernald
F. J. Redman
Pattangail
Shever
Pershing Retires After 42 Years of Service
New York reports General John J. Pershing, longtime commander of U.S. forces, signing a retirement statement. He reflects on the army’s evolution from a small frontier force to a modern force and notes the nation’s vigilance and patriotic spirit inspired by his era.
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Udge Caverly
Leopold and Loeb
Chicago
Lfe
Robert Franks
Reserve Army
Pershing
Hines
New York
John J. Pershing
United States
Army
National Guard
Regular Army
Wills Beats Luis Firpo in 32 Round Battle
New York. Harry Willa, the Sene gambian Srevedore, delivered a heavy beating to Luis Angel Firpo the "Wild Ball of the Patopus" over 32 rounds at Boyle's Thirty Acres in Jersey City before an audience of about 70,000. Willa won every round except the first and seventh, while Firpo claimed repeated fouls.
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New York
Harry Willa
Luis Angel Firpo
Boyle
Thirty Acres
Jersey City
Firpo
Mabel Normand Named in $1,000,000 Suit
In Los Angeles a $1,000,000 divorce suit targets Mabel Normand and Norman W. Church, a county clerk, with details tied to Hulls woods affairs and a Georgia withington Church presented by Adra. The filing involves Lenba pers in and a former Wisconsin girl as parties.
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Mabel Normand
Los Angeles, Cyl
Macel Normand
Norman W. Church
Los Angeles
Hullswood
Len Ba Pers
Afra
Georgian Withington Church
Wisconsin
Justice Hart Injured in Aautomobile Accident
Justice Floyd Thum of the Milneis Supreme Court and his wife and their three year old daughter, returning from the Kiwanis convention, were injured when their automobile overturned in a ditch near Sherrard. Thompson’s conductor died in the crash.
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Galesburg
Floyd Thum
Milneis Supreme Court
Rock Island
Kiwanis
Ues
Untidy fragment hints at maritime disaster or wartime crash
Fragmentary text mentions a torpedo boat crash and deaths, with scattered names and places. Details are unclear. no coherent event, date, or organization fully readable.
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Amichigan
Minnesota
North
Seam Dakota
Wisemese
Washingsi
Cootidse
Washington On
Williamson County
Euinx Klan
Hermiali
George Galligan
Ora Thomas
John Smith
Willie, Wills
Joe
Jesse Newton
Robert i. Levy
Cardinal O'Connell
New Carlisle
Ind
New York Central Lines
Donald B. MacMillan
Freepore
Labrador
Marcus J. Geroy
Williamstown
N.Y
Prince of Wales
Wincent
Geroy
Ib- Ma
Theio Eastern Bank Corporation
Ic Snoel
Curts
Rerses
Senster
Mitrvierd
Fermer
N.Y. Vetet
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold Sr
Joliet
Robert Frank
Joh i Caverny
Judice Caveriy
Frederick H. Gillett
the Nations' Home of Representatives
Loris A Qoolidge
Massachusetts
Ghlect
Pad . Welsh
James Coanens
Michigan
Arther J. Tattle Aler J. Groesbeck
Shaste Eischer
Fresa
Cal
Cassiar District
British Columbia
Telegraph Creek BC
Wrenrceil
Alsske
Cape Sid Barrington
Chane Tso Lin
Peking
Wa Pei-Fa
Chibi
Shanphet 7
America
Paris
Thomas W. Lamon
Georges Hobinena
Bank of France
Rey
Calcutta
Bengal
Tangier
Centa
Gibraltar
le Bijou
Prince Rahn
Mohemme
India
East Africa
Central Asia
Artes Dippodrome
Spain
Hyderabad
Canadien
Peintment of
Baran
Tunhass
Bén Po G
Sara G
Tokyo Dispatch
Buenos Aires
Japan
Department of Enatee
Tokyo
Saes
Revel Nicarerta
Fala
Fae
Ge Eitorn
Edward W. Pickard
Michigag
James Couzens
Secretary of the Treasury
Eres
R. H. Hartley
Ren F. Hill
Anad Roman
Joseph E. Ranscott
South Carolina
Cole Blease
Senate
Harris
Georgia
Rendor
Hardwick
William Allen White
Emporte Gazette
Rovernorship
Bens. Pasien
Republican
Kansas
Ku Klux Klan
Carr Fer
Shenghai
China
Chang
Manchuria
Saanghal Front
Tatha Lake
Hjangea
Shang
Shanghai
Bis
San Pedro
Ecuador
Arizaga
Brazil
Chile
Alessandri
Argentina
Europe
League of Nations Council
Germany
League
Hungary
Austria
Bulgaria
France
League Assembly
Versailles
Trianon
Neuilly
St. Germain
Berlin
Reichstag
Monsignor Fanelli
Albania
Geneva
Lng
Dawes
Nercolm
Alister Macd Ngld
ZKS
Mount Shasta
Wills
Luis Firp
Justice Thompson Hart
Saali
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