British Demand French Help If Sanction Trouble Looms
British Somaliland dispatch reports 17 camel corps casualties as Italian forces push toward the Addis Ababa Djibouti railway in Ogaden. Tanks and planes supported the advance near the frontier while reports claim Italian air raids and gas bombs affected camel units guarding the border.
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Zeila
British Somaliland
Camel Corps
Somaliland
Ogaden
Addis Ababa-Djibouti
Ttat
Afthet
Crumel Corps
Ethiase
Gan
Rugolfo Gradiani
Esmen
Coll
Havas
Djibouti
French Somaliland
Langer and Aides Indicted on Perjury Charge
Former Gov William Langer and three associates Frank Vogel Oscar E Erickson and R A Kinz er were indicted in federal court on perjury charges tied to statements about a prejudice affidavit against Judge Miller. Trial set after retrial of the original Langer case opens in late October in Bismarck. the prior conviction for conspiracy to solicit funds was overturned on appeal.
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Fargo
N. D
William Langer
Chick
Frank Vogel
Oscar E. Erickson
R.A. Kinzer
Tadgy Andrew Miller
Langer
United States
F. W. Lanier
Broughit
Bismarck
Miller
A. Lo Wyman
Sioux Falls
Miler
Lanier
District Attorney’s Office
Federal Clerk of Court
Mare
Cnue
Circuit Court of Appeals
Haste not speed blamed for accidents in safety talk
Louisville report from the American Safety Congress argues haste rather than speed causes many accidents. Arnold A. Way cites that speed over 85 mph is rare, while faulty brakes and improper use of brakes are the main factors in skidding. Professor R A Moyer notes skid risk rises with speed on most surfaces except travel and cinders.
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Louisville
American Safety Congress
Arnold A. Way
Trafic
New Jersey Motor Vehicle Department
R.A. Moyer
Iowa State College
Moyer
Heaviest local Artesian Well Risdon on Clarke Farm
Did You Know notes the Risdon well near the Clarke farm one mile north of the rail bridge in Huron. It flowed 10 000 gallons per minute with 222 psi pressure. The pressure powered Huron's electric system for years, with 25 cents paid per accepted item by The Evening Huronite.
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Huron
Risdon
Clarke Farm
Doris Lockerman Joins Chicago Tribune News Staff
Doris Hinckley Lockerman formerly of Huron joins the Chicago Tribune local news room as one of four women reporters. She previously wrote Go Girl artists features in The Evening Heroine and contributed DOJ activity stories that newspapers nationwide praised. She served as confidential secretary to Melvin H. Purvis in Chicago for over two years.
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Doris Hinckley Lockerman
The
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Department of Justice
Chicago
Melvin H. Purvis
Northwest
Evening Huronita
Minneapolis Journal
Evening Huronite
Crawford Named Head Of V. F. W. Forrest McMullen Post
Irving B. Crawford, judge of the Ha tor municipal court, was elected commander of the Forrest McMullen post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars last night. He won on the first ballot in a field of three candidates that included C. C. Taylor and O. J. Crowle. Taylor was elected senior vice commander. Other officers named include George Nelson junior vice commander George Longstall chaplain E. G. Smith officer of the city A. M. Fuller quartermaster H. W. Kock trustee I. OL Hagen post advocate Dr. Donald Vance surgeon. Installation is set for November. The meeting was led by district commander William H. Sligo from Miller. Various officials spoke including Department Commander Herman Fisher Frederick Wheeler and others. Miller post won a prize for greatest percentage membership. A large group of Miller vets attended with visitors from Madison St. Lawrence and Wayland. A lunch followed.
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Irving B. Crawford
Hator
Forrest McMullen
Veterans of Foreign Wars
C. C. Taylor
O. J. Crowle
Crawford
France
National Guard
Taylor
Isonior
George Nelson
George Longstall
E. G. Smith
A. M. Fuller
H. W H. Kock
OL Hagen
Donald Vance
William H. Sligo
Miler
Herman 8. Fisher
Aberdeen
Frederick Wheeler
Mitchell
Shief
Wayland
O. J. Cronk
Roosevelt Heads Toward Capital Enroute With President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt steamed toward the Atlantic home aiming for a White House arrival mid next week. He plans further explorations and inspections, with stopovers possibly in San Blas Islands east of the Panama Canal. The journey, aboard the Weristeee Houston, marks the canal turning point, and he travels with Panama’s President Arias.
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Roosevelt
Caribbean
Atlantic
White House
San Blas Islands
Panama Canal
Houston
Mr. Roosevelt
Arias
Panama
Woman in Red loses bid to stay deportation in 1747 case
Mrs Anna Sage known as the woman in red in the Dii linger case lost her habeas corpus petition to avoid deportation. Federal Judge John B Barnes dismissed the petition and ordered her remanded to immigration officials custody.
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Chicago
Anna Sage
Diilinger
John B. Barnes
Barnes
Residents Flee As Threats Of Attack Grip Mexican City
Residents flee across the border into Arizona amid fear of rebel attacks in Sonora. Reports say raiders led by General Ibarra threaten Pricia area, with ammunition reportedly smuggled from Tucson. Nine officials killed in 10 days, and several American hunters remain missing.
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Mexican City
Nogales
Sonora
Arizona
Pricia
Louis Marpaillan
Tebels
Agui Prieta
Naco
Raun
Uo Arizong Wen
Fucson
Retz
Sasabe
United States Patrol
Ybarra
Alu
Sonore
Agua Prieta
Milk Strike Heads For Peaceful Close
Chicago dairies faced a quiet close as 23 independent dairies reached terms with striking farmers. A 1.29 per hundredweight price for all milk aimed to seal a 30 day truce with distributors. The strikers rejected the Pure Milk Association and sought deals with Associated Milk Dealers.
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Chigally
Chicago
Pure Milk Association
Union Producers Milk Association
Cook County
John Cust
PMA
Ckier
Central Iowa Sees Heavy Rain Across Counties
Clouds moved over Iowa soaking counties with two inch rainfall. Boone led with 2.35 inches, followed by Indianapolis 2.28, Guthrie Center 2.43, Perry 1.90, Ames 1.66, Webster City 1.57, Charles City 1.48, and Des Moines plus Council Bluffs reporting totals.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Boone
Indianola
Guthrie Center
Perry
Ames
Webster City
Charles City
Council Blu
Unconfirmed reports of Camel Corps clash in Somaliland
London and Rome officials denied a Ziela Somaliland report that British Camel corps units had fired on or clashed with Italian forces. Officials called the claim absurd and unsubstantiated noting no official source confirms the incident.
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London
British Colonial Office
Ziela
British Somaliland
Ttausing
British Camel Corps
Foreign Office
Camel Corps
Rome
Italiang
Oso
Britis Somaliland
Haly
Oo As
U S Withholds Stand On Sanctions Until European Action
Washington reports the United States will delay a firm position on League of Nations sanctions against Italy until major European powers decide on a course. Secretary Hull will not comment while the munition board weighs extending an arms embargo to raw materials. Rep Leroy said a ban might be ineffective without U S participation.
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Washington
United State
League of Nations
Italy
Roper
National Munitions Board
Repler
United States
Hull
Great Britain
France
Geneva
Europe
Lisban
Jnterior
Ethiopi
League
Britain
Rome
Ethiopia
Hatle Selassie
Addis Ababa
Ras Soyoumi
Ras Kassa
Maks
Young Roosevelt joins broadcasting group as vice president
Washington report notes Elliott Roosevelt signs with a group of broadcasting companies as vice president. FCC license renewals are routine, with few denials in its history. Inside the radio world, officials consider the move potentially tied to financing plans, while some see it as an acceptable industry alignment.
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Washington
White House
Elliott Roosevelt
Agiles
Federal Communications Seviesion
Brinley
Communicationg Commission
Ford Plant Halts War Zone Exports
Detroit Oct 1 Ford Motor Company official William J Cancron said the firm halted all exports to Africa since the hostilities between Italy and Ethiopia began. The Detroit Free Press cited a Senate munitions committee letter claiming 2,956 trucks had previously been sent to Italian possessions in Africa before the war and exports would not resume until peace returns.
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Detroit
Wiliam J. Cancron
Ford Motor Company
Haly
Ethiopia
Detroit Free Press
Senate Munitions Committee
Free Press
Africa
Globe
Pease
United States Debates International Boycott on Italian Goods
Officials report no clear law to bar Italian commodities and Hull notes no questions from Britain or France on an international boycott. Italian ambassador Augusta Rossa met with Undersecretary of State William Phillips to discuss routine matters.
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League
United States
Hull
Great
Britain
France
Augusta Rossa
William Phillips
Rossa
Snake Bites Man. Curator Recovers At Mohawk Zoo
Tulsa report says Mohawk Municipal Zoo curator C. H. Allen survived a rattlesnake bite within 24 hours after the rare price rattler struck. The snake refused food for three weeks and then died yesterday.
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Tulsa
Okla
C. H. Allen
Mohawk Municipal ,Zoo
Paris Laval seeks peace pledge amid naval clash tensions
Paris reports Laval, who sought peace, refused pledge of aid in case of a navy war. Britain demands French naval support if sanctions or a Mediterranean crisis arise, as Europe frets over Italy's aggression and Ethiopia's looming battles.
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Paris
Laval
Great Britain
Frees
Fraige
League of Nations
Ethiopia
London
Tt Wis
Divaster Lavalsa
Eveal
Leamie of Nations
Pierre Laval
Song
Britains
Lin Russell
France
Assis
Raval
Gibraltar
Livval
Britain
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