Japan's Troop Movements End
Tokyo announces troop movements in Manchuria outside the South Manchurian railway zone must end with no further field developments. China rejects Japan's arbitration proposal. Harbin reports deny troop movements north of Changchun and no cabinet direction to move troops north. A Chinese counterattack at Kingchuling is noted without details.
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Tokyo
Foreign Office
Manchuria
South Manchurian
Baron Shidehara
Minami
Japan
Nanking
China
Harbin
Changchun
T. vi Soong
Road Work Given To Jobless Men
South Dakota highway commission contracted with four counties for road construction to aid unemployed residents. Spending includes 2500 dollars in Dewey and 5000 in Beadle counties. Six miles in Spink County and 15 miles in Clark County will be graveled. Since late summer the commission has approved over 1 million dollars to relieve unemployment. A Day County delegation urged Webster to Lake City road, commission will survey proposal.
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Pierre
South Dakota Highway Commission
Dewey County
Beadle County
Spink County
Clark County
Highway Commission
South Dakota
Webster
Lake City
Loaded Gun Trial Moment Stuns Denver Court
District Attorney Earl Wettengel lent a detective revolver to Albert Carlson, the Gary Ind. youth on trial for killing Patrolman William Keating in Denver. Carlson held the weapon as jurors saw the loaded chambers, a deputy leapt to disarm him, witnesses drew their guns, and the prosecutor claimed he did not know the gun was loaded.
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Denver
Earl Wettengel
Albert Carlson
Gary
Ind
William Keating
Carlson
Wife Cleared in Murder of Stamford Engineer in Sound
New York dispatch reports Suffolk County District Attorney Alexander B. Blue declared Mrs. Benjamin P. Collings not culpable in her husband’s death in Long Island Sound. He seeks a paroled lunatic suspect and a possible youth linked to the Penguin cruiser incident. Detectives and New York police search for the main suspect amid uncertainty.
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New York
Benjamin P. Collings
Long Island Sound
Alexander B. Blue
Suffolk County
Stamford, Conn
Bluesaid
Penguin
Collings
Blue
Grand Jury Clears Officers Of Murder In Iowa Row
Sioux City report says Police men Nile Luke and Eli Terhune were exonerated by the district grand jury in the fatal shooting of Ray Horton a truck farmer near his home on the Broken Kettle road. Horton was killed when he approached a cache of bandits loot in a corn field. The grand jury did not indict the officers. Also noted is a population figure for China at 474,187,000.
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Grand Jury
Sioux City
Nile Luke
Eli Terhune
Ray Horton
Horton
Broken Kettle
James A. Reed May Seek 1932 Presidential Bid
Kansas City dispatch reports speculation that former Missouri senator James A. Reed will run for president in 1932. Newspapers say Reed might secure Missouri delegates, while observers see a challenge to Roosevelt. Reed declined formal statements but said he would consider the Missouri delegation at the next Democratic National Convention.
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Kansas City
James A. Reed
United States
Missouri
Kansas City Stars
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Unii Today
Reed
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
St. Louis Inquirer
Edward J. White
Missouri Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
Roosevelt Club
Globes Democrat
Ihs
Preas the Star
Behaif of Reed
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Summary In South Dakota
At hospitals in Sioux Falls and Huron, Marvin Dennis Jr is admitted for minor surgery, and Robert Fields is admitted for medical care. Dismissals include Emma Glanzer and Irene Pullman in Huron, and Amy Nichols in Huron.
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Marvin Dennis, Jr
Sioux Falls
Robert Fields
Huron
Emma Glanzer
Irene Pullman
Carpenter
Amy Nichols
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