White Russians threaten schism in Western Orthodox church
In Paris, Greek Orthodox leaders of Western Europe and Moscow clash over allegiance. Metropolitan Eulogius rejects Moscow’s demand for resignation, risking a new autonomous unit formed by White Russians aligned with the Orthodox Church but outside Moscow control. Canonical ties with the Church of England are deemed impossible.
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Sergius
Moscow
Eulogius
League of Nations
Russia
England
Vladimir
Nice
Europe
Paris
Church of England
Eulogius Re
Hoovers Seek Mountain Cure At White House Camp
The Hoover family retreat in the Blue Ridge serves as a natural remedy sanctum. Mrs. Hoover Allan and Herbert Jr recover in quiet isolation while the President consults medical advice and rests from state affairs.
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White House
Allan Hoover
Mrs. Keith Miller Postpones Take Off
In Kansas City on October 14 a heavy fog and rain to the west forced British avian trick flyer Mrs. Keith Miller to postpone her takeoff today. She planned a risky aerial stunt to wow local crowds despite poor visibility and unsettled weather.
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Keith Miller
Kansas City
Avian Trix
Woman pilots transcontinental record bid toward Wichita
The pilot continues her attempt to set a new women's transcontinental flight record aiming for Wichita Kansas. She hopes weather conditions allow resumption of the New York to Los Angeles leg later today.
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Wichita
Kan
New York
Los Angeles
Body Identified as Philip Rath in Minnesota Murder Case
Mrs William Beckford of Menno South Dakota identified the body of Philip Rath as the slain man found here last week and burial plans were set. Authorities say Rath was murdered and a warrant for first degree murder has been issued for Glen Stilsworth as the search continues.
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Philip Rath Morris
Minn
William Beckford
Menno
S. D
Philip Rath
Ree Heigh
Grand Jury Selection Opens in Pierre Court
The U S district court at Pierre began a term with grand jury selection under U S district attorney Olaf Eidem of Brookings. Arraignments and trials before Judge AL Wyman were to start once the grand jury commenced work, the two week term expected to run.
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Pierre Pierre
U.S. District C Court
Olaf Eidem
Brookings
U. S
Wyman
Child Dress Fire Burns Betty Ann West at Home
The two year old Betty Ann West daughter of Mr and Mrs C H West 1238 Frank Ave SE was severely burned yesterday afternoon when her dress caught fire from sparks from the kitchen stove. She and her brother Ralph stood near the stove as their mother was outside. The mother wrapped the child in a rug to extinguish the flames and she suffered severe burns on the face neck head and body. It was believed she would be taken to the hospital for treatment.
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C. H. West
Frank Avenue
Betty Ann
Ralph
German Fields Ravaged by Invasive Mice Across Regions
Field mice have invaded country districts from the Hunte River to Blutjadingen destroying thousands of acres of grain and pasture. Harvests are ruined and farmers feed cattle with bread, a temporary ration unable to sustain livestock long. Livestock sales rise as extermination efforts fail and nests yield thousands of mice.
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Oldenburg
Germany
Hunte River
Blutjadingen
Hoover Pays Auto Club Dues in Yreka
The Siskiyou branch of the California Automobile Association reported President Hoover paid the dues for another year. Hoover joined in 1928, and the agency disclosed this afternoon that it would close the University of Barcelona due to today’s disorders, during which hundreds burned a portrait of King Alfonso.
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Hoover
Yreka
Cal
Ment
University of Barcelona
Ali E
Italy seeks US alliance to expand Africa trade ties
Rome editors and businessmen urge an Italo American alliance to open Africa for commerce. US would fund, Italy would provide gateway through Tripoli Cirengica Somaliland and Eritrea. Prospects include new trade lines, access to raw materials, and strategic gains for both nations amid Mussolini era expansion.
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Rome
United States
Italy
Africa
Tripoli
Cirengica
Somaliland
Eritrea
France
England
Mediterranean
North Africa
Massaus
Red Sea
Mogadiscio
Italian Somaliland
Indian Ocean
Abyssinia
Sudan
IL Tevere
America
North
Turkey
Mussolini
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted for Iroquois and Huron
Admitted: Gladys Patrick carpenter medical Ed Hoffman Iroquois minor surgical Mrs Ira Johnson Huron surgical Dismissed: Mrs G B R McArthur Huron Erwin Peck Huron David Graham Huron Mrs Don Urquhart and baby Huron Mrs Augusta Eichstadé Wolsey Tonight church series will be held Thursday at 7 40 PM not at the usual Wednesday time A special invitation is extended to all members and friends as fall and winter plans are launched.
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Gladys Patrick
Carpenter
Ed Hoffman
Iroquois
Ira Johnson
Huron
G. BR. McArthur
Erwin Peck
David Graham
Don Urquhart
Baby
Augusta Eichstadé
Wolsey
Indict Daugherty For Embezzlement In Ohio Bank Scandal
Daugherty the banker tied to the Teapot Dome inquiry faces 58 counts in Fayette County. He is charged with embezzlement misapplication of funds and falsification of statements regarding the Ohio State Bank and Peoples and Drovers Bank. Bankruptcy filings show he owes about 77 000 to the two banks he presided over.
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Daugherty
Washington Court House
Teapot Dome
Harding
Fayette County
Ohio State Bank
Peoples and Drovers Bank
Gilbert Bellman
Ohio
W. C. Graw
Senate
Midland Bank
Hughes Sunday School Convention at Canning PIZRRE
Announcement set Hughes county Sunday school convention at Canning high school October 1 with sessions from 10 a m to evening. Speakers include Mrs A L Grebel Parker Dakota Council of Religious Education with a talk on Sunday School Standards and Rev Benjamin Schwab delivering the sermon. Music led by A G Wright Pierre High School.
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Hughes
Canning Pizrre
Hughes County
Canning High School
A. L. Grebel
Parker
Dakota Council of Religious Education
Benjamin Schwab
Julius Johnson
Bert L. Hall
Benedicta Lewis
A. G. Wright
Pierre High School
Good Weather Needed By Continent Fliers
Two transcontinental fliers Miss Laura In gall s of St. Louis and Robert Buck 16 of Elizabeth N J weathered storms over New Mexico after takeoff from the Pacific coast. They reached Amarillo and Wichita. Buck set a new junior trans continental record east to west 40 flights in 28 hours 33 minutes and then aimed to beat the west to east record with a Pacific coast to Amarillo time of 9 hours 33 minutes.
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Amarillo
Texas
Laura Ingalls
St. Louis
Robert Buck
Elizabeth
Pacific Coast
New Mexico
Wichita
Kans
Buck
Newark
N. J
Los Angeles
Parkston Girl Milred Farr Dies by Suicide in Chicago Hotel
Milred Farr, 26, of Parkston, killed herself in a Chicago west side hotel after leaving a note for the hotel clerk about her body. Police sought Frank Berman for questioning, while Elgin police reported no record of Berman or the star couple registration.
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Parkston
Self
Chicago
Frank Berman
Mildred Farr
West Side
Llen 'Igin Special Police
Elgin
Berman
Kidnapping causes hunt in Missouri
In Greenfield Missouri on October 14 a 24 year old heiress and expectant mother Alma Wilson McKinley was abducted from her father Benton Wilson's ranch home by a masked man armed with a shotgun. Enraged local and regional officers launched a wide patrol from the Ozarks foothills to the Missouri River, while her husband Harold McKinley and Wilson's five sons hunted alongside officers. the abductor bound and gagged the mother, who freed herself and alerted authorities. The car was last seen near Aldrich, Missouri, about 20 miles northeast. Mrs McKinley, a Missouri University graduate and noted basketball player, was accompanied by her mother during the abduction.
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Greenfield
Alma Wilson McKinley
Missouri
Ozarks
Missouri River
Benton Wilson
Olin Killingsworth
Wilson
Harold McKinley
Kansas City
Murder May Point to Black Hand Gang
In San Francisco on October 14 police followed leads to a rumored Black Hand group. Gen Rafe Broccolo known as Broccoli the Magnificent was found shot dead at Ralph Esposito's home. Esposito confessed the killing after being asked to pay $50 to spare his family. Investigators say Broccolo led an extortion gang. Esposito, previously suspected, says Broccolo also hounded him.
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Black Hand
San Francisco
Rafe Broccoli
Broccoli the Magnificent
Ralph Esposito
Broccolo
Espoito
Esposito
Braceola
Broccola
Los Angeles
Putes
Police quell Berlin rioters after Reichstag clash
In Berlin near Potsdamer Platz police ended an hour of clashes as fascist bands, angered by yesterday's riot at Reichstag openings, returned to smash windows and loot. Police chief Karl Zoergiebel said officers cleared the area with clubs.
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Berlin
Potsdameplatz
Reichstag
Potsdamerplate
Karl Zoergiebel
Attacks on Jewish Stores Prompt Police Patrols
Report notes virtually no participation by fascists in yesterday’s attacks as police, mounted and foot patrols, guarded the business section of the city today.
Pilot And Women Pupils Die In Plane Wreck Near Perth
Flight Lieutenant H Nesbit and two women pupils were killed when their pass moth plane crashed near Perth. A search seven aircraft found the wreck standing on its nose about 45 miles from Perth. All occupants were dead.
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Perth West Australia
H. Nesbit
Perth
Good Corn Yields Reported in Buffalo and Hand Counties
Judge G C Briggs surveyed northern Buffalo county finding corn averaging about 45 bushels per acre. A local firm sold nine corn picking machines at $60 each. Warmer rains slow husking and threshing, with farmers drying corn on the ground. Some Hand county growers trade wheat for corn.
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Buffalo
G. C. Briggs
Buffalo County
Gann Valley
Hand
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