Battle For Sao Paulo Control In Early Stages
MONTEVIDEO Oct 15. In a Brazilian conflict, both insurgent and federal forces claim progress as they clash near Sao Paulo. Rebel commander Miguel Casta reports advances into Ourinhos Singues Punta Ribeira and Itarare while skirmishes occur at Jacarezinho and San Jose Da Platina. Rio dispatches offer competing tallies of rebel gains and federal counterattacks across a 200 mile front. Separate movements see Captain Juarez Tavera pushing northeast toward Bahia with Alagoas Maceio captured, and Minas Gerais factions advancing into Bahia Espirito Santo and Rio de Janeiro with disputed Caravellos claims.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Miguel Casta
Ourinhos
Singues
Punta Ribecira
Itararc
Jacarezinho
San Jose da Platina
Parana
Atalvnga Leone
Rio de Janeiro
Punta Ribeira
Ttarare
Jacarezinhs
Colonia Mineira
Rio Grande
Republic
Juarez Tavera
Pernnambuco
Alagoas
Maceio
Pernambuco
Parahuba
Tavera
Rio Sao Francia
Bahia
Ceara
Mattax Peixoto
Bea
Alfons Penne
Minas Geraes
Espirito Santo
Porto Alegre
Caravellos
Victoria
Espirito. Santo
Cabm
Minas Gerses
Strahen Resigns as Sioux Falls Police Chief
Strahen resigns as Sioux Falls police chief alleging lack of Mayor Burnside cooperation and implicating Burnside in a frame up after being found in a house during a raid. Mayor Burnside accepts the resignation and assumes police duties. Strahan had earlier won damages from Ella Schoeneman in a suit alleging police knowledge of liquor sales.
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Strahen
Sioux Falls
Guy L. Strahen
Ceorge W. Burnside
Burnside
Strahan
Ella Schoeneman
Scheeneman
King Boris of Bulgaria to wed Italian princess in Italy
King Boris of Bulgaria travels to San Rossore with luggage as marriage to 23 year old Italian princess Giovanni looms. Expected religious ceremony may be Catholic per Vatican sanction, though Boris is Orthodox by Bulgarian law. Also a separate line notes shoe repair shops have 45000 shops in the U.S. with annual business around 50 million dollars.
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Italy
San Rossore
Taly
Bulgaria
Boris
Giovanni
Vatican
United States
Weather Forecast Brief Muted Readiness
Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures are expected to rise through Tuesday with mild to warm conditions and light winds across the region.
Fire probe as Cannon plans return to answer charges
Major Richard M. Cannon son of Bishop James Cannon Jr announced from Washington that he would promptly return to Los Angeles to face and refute any charges while fire department investigators continued a blaze probe at his local offices. They found burning paper in the center of his home office and ruled the fire incendiary in origin with no valuables damages.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Cannon
James Cannon
Washington, D. C
Cannon
San
Sremen
Major Cannon
Tooth May Solve Monster Mystery
A Montana find links a tiny mammal tooth to the extinction era of the dinosaurs. Dr Glenn L Jepsen and Princeton University researchers report teeth near Red Lodge hint the culprit may have been a collision with higher mammalian intelligence. The fragment eggs are one eighth of an inch thick and suggest larger shells than earlier Mongolian finds.
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Howard W. Blakesler
Associated Press
Princeton
N. J
Montana
Glenn L. Jepsen
Scott Fund
Princeton University
Red Lodge
Southern
Ave
Jepsen
Jensen
Roy Chapman Andrews
American Museum of Natural History
Mongolia
Courting in the Touareg Courts of Love in Hoggar
In southern Algeria's Hoggar high plateau, Touareg women exercise notable rights. The Court of Love gathers in tents where young men travel long distances to woo women of beauty and status. Women may marry whom they please, keep property, live apart, and pass their name to children.
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Tazerouk
Hoggar
Algeria
Sahara Desert
Wortan
Mussulman
Aviake
American Farmer To Have Complete World Information
Washington October 13 The American farmer will gain broader access to global agricultural data. Carl Williams of the Federal Farm Board says a foreign service will soon provide exact production and demand figures worldwide. The board funds a $250000 foreign service with three commodity specialists in Australia Egypt and Yugoslavia and Paxton will head the bureau’s Sydney office as resident representative for Australia and New Zealand.
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Carl Williams
Federal ‘Board
Foreign Agricultural Service
Washington
Carl Willams
Cotton Crowers
Federal Farm Board
Congress
Australia
Egypt
Jugoslavia
Williams
E. C. Paxton
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Kansar
Sidney
Bureau
New Zealand
Chance To Test Fee Plan Given By Farm Board
The farm boards plan, supported by McNary-Hay, aims to stabilize California grape markets by purchasing surplus. Growers, owning half the state's grapes, authorize a $2,000,000 annual fund to buy and remove excess to lift prices. Surplus 375,000 tons of white grapes used for raisins will be bought at 7 to 8 dollars per ton. About 25 by products exist, but most surplus remains unsold. Market for 160,000 tons of raisins is noted. California usually yields around 2,000,000 tons with a typical surplus near 300,000 tons.
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Frank L Weller
Associated Press
Washington
Farm - Board
McNary-Hay
California
Control Board
C. C. Teague
China
Savannah
Georgia
Seaton
Death of Ruth Vearrier in Huron Hospital
Ruth Vearrier two years four months and two days old died here this morning after a short illness. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs J Be Vearrier. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Vearrier
Ruth Vearrier
Huron
Ruth
Tér
Mis J. Be _ Veatrier
Radio To Direct Railroad Traffic
Washington Oct 13 The American Railway Association announced that short wave radio is ready to replace flags and lanterns for constant communication between caboose and locomotive after years of experiments. The system promises reliable links for freight trains improving safety and efficiency nationwide.
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Washington
American Railway Association
Capone raids yield arrests as Capone eludes net
Chicago reports describe a Cicero raid led by Pat Roche on the Western hotel, aimed at Capone’s hideout. Twenty nine men and a woman were arrested, with several charged in disorders and concealed weapons. One weapon discharged unexpectedly in a police encounter with an officer.
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Chicago
Alphonse (Scarface
Ca‘pont
Cicero
Capone
Alfred
Wake Ligh
Tribunegreporter
Pat Roche
Chicago Crime Commission
White
Barker
Maddox
Louis Caparalli
Prohibition Sparks Claim of Rising Drunkenness
Bishop George Finnegan of Helena told over 5,000 Catholics in Seattle that America is more drunken now than before prohibition. He spoke at a Pacific northwest gathering honoring Archbishop Fumasoni-Biondi, the Apostolic delegate, saying temperance has eroded from self regulation under God to civic control.
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Seattle
Wash
George Finnegan
Helena
Montana
Pacific Northwest
America
Fumasonibiondi
United States
Finnegan
Will Seek To Crush Bandits In Fukien
Nanking China October 13 Nationalist Foreign Minister T Wang announced civil war hostilities largely ended freeing government troops for other duties He said a military force would be sent to Fukien Province to crush bandits and pursue justice for slain missionaries Miss Eleanor June Harrison and Miss Edith Nettleton by British missionaries killed in the incident The government planned immediate dispatch of soldiers to Fukien with orders to suppress the slayers and bring them to justice
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Fukien
Nanking
China
T. Wang
Kleanor June Harrison
Edith Nettleton
Wang
Canadian Wheat Pool Discussed At Trade Convention
Chicago October 15 dealers national association opened its 34th annual grain and feed convention with prominent discussion of the Canadian Wheat Pool. The event highlighted market strategy and cooperation among dealers.
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Canadian Wheat Pool
Chicago
Grain and Feed, Dealers National Association
McMaster Basing Plea To Voters On Record In Senate
Xankton, Oct 11 In his first campaign statement Senator W H Rich McMaster seeks reelection on the record of more than 2000 votes in six years He centers his addressing on northwest issues including agriculture and tariff and discusses surplus farm products the export debenture inland waterways and industry relocation He cites votes for the world court and the London naval pact and against the tariff bill He endorses the Republican ticket and names Warren Green as a business leader for governor Carl Gunderson urges support for Green noting Green’s pledge to reform banking department practices and his willingness to listen to public suggestions
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Xankton
W. H. Rich
Senate
McMaster
Northwest
Washington
World Court
McNary-Haugen
Seeret
Senaté
Europe
South Dakata
Green Mitchell
Carl Gunderson
Goveror
Warren E. Eg
Gunderson
Green
Arizona Fails To Halt Boulder Dam
Washington reports that Secretary Wilson announced Comptroller General McCarl declined Arizona’s request to withhold funds for Hoover dam construction at Black Canyon. The decision allows rapid progress on the Boulder Canyon project, with Arizona considering further action. In a separate development, Supreme Court granted Arizona permission to sue states involved and Secretary Wilbur to test the dam act and compact.
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Washington
Wilson
McCacn
Arizona
Hoover Dam
Black Canyon
McCarl
Boulder Canyon
Supreme Court
Wilbur
American author Terrill Dix killed in air crash near Larache
Two Americans died in an air plane mishap near Larache Morocco on Oct 12 h in which writer Terrill Dix and his wife Mrs Dix perished. Dix was born in East Orange New Jersey and was 28 years old. The couple were traveling aboard the plane involved in the incident.
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Ternill Dix
Toulouse
France
Larache
Morocco
Dix
New York
Terrill Dix
Wil Nam
Frederick
the. Mutual. Life ' S Insurance
Rome
Orange
Aew
Go! Os Brst
Lindberghs Plan New Home Near Princeton New Jersey
Col onel and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh bought a farm a little over 160 acres near Princeton New Jersey and hope to make it their eastern home The land is hilly with dense trees and orchard land and could include a small aircraft landing field The couple plan to build a home there when in the east while maintaining St Louis as their legal residence
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Princton
N. J
Lindbergh
Associated Press
Lindberghs
St. Louis
Princeton
Jack Diamond In Critical Condition
New York reporters recount that gangster Jack Legs Diamond woke in Polyclinic Hospital after five bullet wounds from a noon yesterday attack at a Monticello hotel. He described three assailants entering his room and opening fire, with two bullets to the chest and a scalp wound among the injuries. Police traced clothing found in a nearby room to show girls Marion Roberts and Agnes O Laughlin, while Mrs. Diamond flew in from Acra to learn her husband’s status.
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New York
Jack
Legs" Diamond
Polyclinic Hospital
West Side
Monticello Hotel
West Sith Street
Diamond
Marion Robert
Agnes
O'Laughlin
Eighth Avenue
Miss O'Laughlin
Rudy Vallee
Miss Roberts
Marion Strasmick
Boston
Acra
N. Y
Reichstag Convenes After Elections in Berlin
Berlin October 13. The Reichstag meets for the first time since September 14 elections that gave 107 extremist fascists seats. Debate centers on leadership and the presidency as fascists and communists threaten to oppose Paul Loebe, signaling a tense start amid potential political upheaval.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichstag
Paul
Loebe
Hers Loebe
Jefferson man found on highway near Sioux City
On October 13 A LaBrune, 44, of Jefferson, South Dakota, was released from a hospital after an automobile crash. He was found along a highway near Elie Point with injuries. He received attention at a local hospital before being discharged.
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Sioux
City
A. LaBrune
Jefferson,s. D
Elie Point
Study of lash for crime urged at Hoover conference
At the American Prison association meeting in Louisville Kentucky George W Wickersham chairman of President Hoover s law enforcement commission urged a inquiry into flogging as a punishment to curb banditry and racketeers He warned that crime is rampant despite democracy and legislative measures and called for education and better treatment of youth as the best remedy while noting widespread dissatisfaction with laws and administration
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Louisvile
American Prison Association
George W. Wickersham
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Wirch
Wickersham
E R. Cass
New York
Association
United States
Ealize
Wrckersham
Wickershaat
Trio of Black men and woman jailed after river slaying in Missouri
Oct 18 at Ailleboro Missouri three Black individuals J B Lee 38 Guy Taylor 26 and Vera Rogders 20 confessed to assaulting Paul Ritter 38 and Kenny Panchot causing his death Ritter was hurled into the Mississippi after being struck and his companion Panchot died from a bullet to the heart. The slaying occurred at Little Rock boat landing two miles north of Ste Genevieve. In response to threats the suspects were moved to Hillshore about 30 miles away.
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Ailleboro
Neproes
Kenny Panchot
Fanchot
Paul Ritter
Ste. Genevieve
Ritter
Mississippi River
Little Rock Boat Landing
J. B. Lee
Guy Taylor
Vera Rogders
Hillshore
Panchet
Ponchet
Spain says plot crushed after hundreds arrested
Madrid reports hundreds detained in major cities in a crackdown on an anti government plot. Among those seized is Major Ramon Franco, air hero and trans Atlantic flier who joined a republican group, charged with breach of military discipline.
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Madrid
VPJ
Barcelona
Ramon
Franco
Primo de Rivera
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Law
Princeton, N. J
Jack Diamond
Hoover Law Body
Enforcement Commission
Spain
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