Policeman in Trouble Over Peddler Case in Chicago
Policeman John Fry faces suspension after a 2 year old peddler George Karnavalos, arrested for licensing, claimed a stash of money that the captain tallied showing two 50 dollar bills short. Karnavalos says he will return to Greece next week to reunite with his wife and children.
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Chicago
Sept
John Fry
George Karnavalos
Fry
Enis McGurn
Karasyalos
Ned Karavalos
Greece
Tom Mix Seeks Custody Amid Family Letters
In Los Angeles on September 8, actor Tom Mix sought custody of his 10 year old daughter. Evidence includes letters from the child to him, describing distress while living with his ex wife, now married to Manuel de Olazabal, Argentine consul in San Francisco. The mother defended her care, noting concern for health and education. Mix’s current wife is Mabel Hubbel, a circus performer.
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Los Angeles
Thomassina
Tom Mix
Mix
Manuel de Olazabal
Consil
San Francisco
Mabel Hubbel
Circus
Daddy
Mabel
Senor Manuel de Olazabal
Tommy
Robbery Gets Man Freed On Charge
Charles Shaffer, 22, claimed he could not be the robber and was freed after arraignment on charges of holding up a policeman and a state trooper. He said he had actually robbed a filling station the night before and had been sent to the work house. Police later confirmed his admission.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Shaffer
Plans for Bold Corn Show in Perkins County
Sept 8 plans drafted for a corn show in Perkins County. Farmers aim to grow better corn and exhibit ceed corn samples to be shown at other state events.
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Perkins County
Co-Ops Declared To Hold Only Solution
Syracuse on September 3 1936 James C Stone chairman of the federal farm board told attendees at the New York state fair farm dinner that cooperative marketing offers the only permanent solution for farmers problems He urged New York farmers to back the cooperative plan defending the federal agricultural marketing act and the farm board against criticism
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Syracuse
James C. Stone
Federal Farm Board
New York State Fair
Stone
New York
Federal Agricultural Marketing Act
Farm Board
Spuds as Winter Stock Food Suggested by Experts
Potatoes urged as livestock feed by University of Minnesota extension division specialists in St Paol noting unusual weather caused many tubers to curl. They said under strict grading law these potatoes would make good food for cattle swine sheep and horses.
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Paol
University of Minnesota Extension Division
Bandits Flee After Bank Robbery in Bowbells
Two men robbed the First National Bank of Bowbells North Dakota yesterday between $2000 and $3000. Bank employees and a customer were forced to the floor. John Koch, a customer, refused to obey a guard and escaped into a rear room, triggering an alarm. Authorities pursue suspects into Canada.
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N. D
Bowbells
First National Bank
Canadas
John Koch
Predicts Collapse Of Sugar Industry In Philippines
Manila September 8. Secretary of agriculture Rafeel Alman warned that independence bills in Congress could lead to the collapse or par- alization of the Philippine sugar industry. He noted the Hare and Hawes-Cutting bills cap duty free imports at 850000 tons yearly during transition. Alman urged a 1500000 ton limit. Also, River Park Rodeo Club signed to stage a two day event at Reva Gap September 17 and 18 in Slim Buttes with local Perkins county settlers.
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Manila
Rafeel Alman
Secretary of Agriculture
United States Congress
House
Senate
United States
Alunian
FLAN
River Park
Varicose Ulcers Healed At Home Claims
An ad from Longstaff Drug Co promotes Emerald Oil as a home remedy for varicose ulcers. It claims immediate pain relief, reduced swelling, and restored leg health with no enforced rest or injections. The copy urges following simple directions for quick healing.
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Longstaff Drug Co
Argentina Considers Bolivian Dispute In Chaco
Reports claim Argentina may protest to Bolivia over forced conscription of citizens aged 33 to ? amid clashes in the Chaco region. Unofficial notes allege Bolivian forces attacked Fort Islanos outpost, were repulsed, and left arms behind. Three Rioteuco farmers say they were ordered to join the Bolivian army on Argentine soil.
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Bolivia
Chaco
Islanos
Buenos Aires
Mail Carrier Robbed by Hikers near Beavers City
Rural mail carrier Bear of Beavers City reported to authorities that he was held up yesterday by three hikers who tied him to a tree and fled with the mail in Bear s car. The loot value is undetermined the trio fled southward.
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Hopdul
Ben HH. Bear
Beavers City
Suthoritiee
Bear
Appointment of William J Jacobs Faulkton County Judge
Governor Green announced the appointment of William J Jacobs an Faulk County attorney to fill the Faulk County judge vacancy caused by the death of F A Pangburn Sept. Jacobs will assume duties in the county judiciary.
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Pierre
William J. Jacobs
Faulkton
Faulk County
Green
Jacobs
F. A. Pangburn
Britain mourns Geneva talks unproductive for arms talks
British labor leader Arthur Henderson, president of the armament conference, told the Trades Union Congress that Germany’s demand for “equality” worsened prospects at the Geneva disarmament session. He warned Germany should not quit, saying withdrawal would spark renewed armament competition and disaster.
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Britain
Wredit
Geneva
Eng
Arthur Hendersen
Arma
Trades Union Congress
Germany
Rail Executives Tout Wage Scale Plan In Conference
Chicago September reports say executives from nine railroads met in a closed session to map a general wage revision for railway workers. They reportedly prepared a formal notice seeking a 20 percent cut from pre February wage levels, after workers had agreed to a 10 percent reduction last February. Western railroad presidents also met to discuss appointing a commissioner with industry wide jurisdiction.
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Chicago
Sept. B
Western Railroads
Beating Claimed by Patient Before Death in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh report says David M. Linton, 53, a hospital psychopathic ward patient, accused attendants of mistreatment before dying. Coroner's conference opened as autopsy revealed seven broken ribs a crushed breastbone and additional injuries while ward staff denied the charges.
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Pittsburgh
David M. Linton
Linton
J. McMeans
Hospital report cited as cause of beauty in records
Hospital records showed enceteaees a the cause of beauy. Dr. McMeans held up its report por ing a conference today with the corns.
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McMeans
Federation urges early purchases to aid trade
ASK EARLY PURCHASE DEVILS LAKE ND SEPT 8 The state federation of women's yesterday passed a resolution requesting Gov G F Shafer to ensure that all state institutions purchase their year's supply within the next three months. The aim is to stimulate trade and reduce unemployment.
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Devils Lake
N. D
State Federation of Women's
G. F. Shafer
Afl
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