Rioting at St Louis Garment Plants Disrobes Workers
Rioting in St Louis centers on the Angelica Jacket Company with strikers clashing with workers. Sixteen strikers were arrested as clashes continued near Ely Walker Company. A 65 year old woman employee was stripped as she tried to enter the factory. Officials report multiple younger women pulled clothing and were cuffed in the disturbance.
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St. Louis
King Garment
Angelica Jacket Company
Ely-Walker Company
Ely-Wierreditary Goods Company
Robber Trio Held for Murder in Illinois Kidnapping Case
Oklahoma City reports arraignment day for Albert Bates and the three Shan n ons, accused in the Charles Urschel kidnapping for a $200000 ransom. U.S. charges include conspiracy to kidnap for ransom. District Attorney Henry K Hyde orders kept in county jail unless judges rule otherwise. Others indicted in the ransom disposal case await arraignment. seven Twin Cities men named. Bates, captured in Denver, arrival by plane. fate of fugitive Machine Gun Kelley noted.
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Illinois
Bates
Shannons
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Albert Bates
Charles F. Urschel
Henry K Hyde
Edgar S. Vaught
Twin Cities
Milar
Hyde
Prisal
Stulat i
Storm Threat Prompts Havana Door Boarding
Maritime distress reports tie a British freighter Josephine Gray to a tropical disturbance near Cuba as models forecast a stronger system tracking toward Havana. Havana merchants reinforce windows and doors while the Ab el Foam and Athel Foam respond to distress calls, with winds expected 60 to 70 miles per hour.
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Miami
Fla
Ans
O. S
Tropical
Cayo Bahia del Cadiz
Havana
Abel Foam
Josephine Gray
New York
Radio Marine Corporation
Palm Beach
Cuba
Radio Marine
W. Grey and Co., Linted
West
Harvardpool
Eng
Belen Observatory
Enthusiasm High in Tax Rate Fight in Taylor County
Taxpayers' Association held four meetings across Taylor County with strong crowds despite bad weather. Attorney John L. Hechmer and B. F. Poe spoke at Knottsville M. E. Church, outlining the constitutional amendment to cap tax rates and force cutbacks in public spending. Hechmer argued taxes must reflect honest use of funds and useful benefits amid rising burdens on homes and farms.
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Taxpayers’ Association
Taylor County
Knottsville ,M. E
John L. Hechmer
B. F. Poe
Hechmer
Ex Kaiser Urges German Americans Back NRA Support
Former Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany is urged to have German Americans cooperate fully with the New Deal recovery program. The message came via Dr. Rufus B. Von Kleinsmid, president of USC, who visited the Kaiser at Doorn and conveyed the appeal as he returned from a tour aboard the liner on the Harding.
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New York
Rufus B. von Kleinsmid
University of Southern California
Doorn
von Kleinsmid
Kaiser
Suray
Three Thousand Strike Violence in Philadelphia Hosiery Mills
In Philadelphia on September 1 a violent clash at the Cambria Hosiery Mill triggered a city wide walkout as 15 000 workers stopped machines. Two demonstrators were killed and eighteen injured as missiles and a truck torpedoed by the crowd prompted police action and hospital admissions.
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Philadelphia
Cambria
American Federation of Full
Washington
National Labor Board
Clem M. Noorwood
Frank Milner
NRA
Norwood
Milner
William Madison
Pennsylvania
Red Hill
Montgomery County
Rosenau Brothers
Scranton
P. Patterson
Penn Black
Silk Ai
Rees
McCue
Dade
Love Notes in Court Test Claire Windsor Tears Over Letters
In Los Angeles a divorce suit seeks $100,000 for alienation of affections against actress Claire Windsor. Read’s letters reveal romantic messages from Oakland broker Alfred C Read, who claimed to be unmarried. Windsor testified she wrote a photo inscription reading Darling Al, You should never leave all this love I have for you In the world.
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Los Angeles
Claire Windsor
Oakland
Alfred C. Read
Read
Marian
Miss Windsor
Claire
Education spoils system sparks at Marshall College
A non partisan committee at Marshall College charges political spoils influence has corrupted faculty appointments in state educational institutions under the Democratic administration. The group issues an open letter urging action and transparency as the controversy unfolds in Wheeling and Charleston.
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Wheeling Intelligencer
Charleston
Marshall College Ents
Nct
Statsaa
Jasper Colebank in critical condition at Fairmont State
Jasper Colebank, veteran Fairmont State College coach, remains in critical condition after a near weeklong battle with a blood clot on a lung following appendicitis surgery. Doctors used oxygen on multiple occasions as he showed slight rally but remains at risk.
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Fairmont
Jasper Colebank
Fairmont State College
P Golebank
Mote
Ford plans debated as profit sharing rumors swirl
Detroit reports Henry Ford may unveil a solo plan amid his dispute with the N R A. sources deny any new profit sharing beyond the existing employee benefit bank. associates say Ford has long allowed employee participation via a company profit organization with earned interest.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
NBRA
Ford Motor Company
Buckhannon Girl Injured In Wreck
Miss Mary Ellen Young twenty of Buckhannon was injured in a crash near Price town when the cargo she rode failed to hold a curve and toppled a small embankment. She is in Weston City Hospital with a badly strained back. Mary Watson and Miss Willa Ann Wilson also of Buckhannon escaped with minor bruises.
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Weston
Mary Ellen Young
Buckhannon
Weston City Hospital
Pricetown
Mary Watson
Willa Ann ‘Wilson
Buck
Thes
Teto Buckhannon
Conley
Three Suspects Held in Murder Robbery Case
In Newton Illinois three prisoners Henry Shelby Tilton Harold Peckinpaugh Danville are held on murder charges after a robbery that left 84 year old Bernard Weldon and 82 year old Miss Anna Schrader fatally beaten and Mrs Mary Schraeder died of injuries. Weldon Schrader and Mrs Schraeder’s daughter survived injuries as neighbors and authorities faced a tense scene with crowds outside the Crawford county jail.
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Ey Robinson
Bernard Weldon
Robels
Crawford County
Peet Eure 'Rma
Jasper County
Walden
Anna Schraeder
Newton
Mary Schraeder
Robinson
Henry Shelby
Tilton
Til
Harold Peckinpaugh
Indianapolis
Danville
Anna Schrader
Ill
Here
Potters Ask NRA To Recommend Tariff Increases
Notice to subscribers and advertisers announces no edition on Labor Day September 4. The Gratton Sentinel urges advertisers to use the Saturday edition, with copy due by 2 PM for Saturday’s issue.
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NRA
Sylho Tom
Gratton Sentinel
the Sentinel
Waa
Imported Wares Challenge Domestic Pottery Market
Washington reports the pottery industry pressed the RA to raise tariffs on imported pottery. J M Wells of Newell West Virginia chairs the code committee, noting tariff uncertainty slowed fair practices code. Foreign goods still erode the U S home market despite industry efforts. A branch of hotel chinaware sought a code change to end competitive bidding during the RA's lifespan, arguing government bids, as the largest hotel china user, have harmed domestic producers.
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Washington
J. M.wells
Newell
W. Va
Hotel Chinaware
General Reorganization Indicated In NRA Shakeup
Oklahoma City reports tobacco trials show potential crop value but no market. Washington notes a broad NRA reorganization after Dudley Cates resignation, with Hugh S Johnson planning a cream organization. Price fixing hinted for oil, with crude at $1 a barrel target and refinery gas prices set. Labor advisory board intensifies approach to its provisions.
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Oklahoma City
E. H. Davenport
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Davenport
Washington
National Recovery Administration
Hugh S. Johnson
Dudley Cates
Johnson
Cates
NRA
Petroleum’ World
Ickes
Labor Advisory Board
School Bus Drivers Take Special Tests in Charleston
Charleston reports state troop inspectors will administer special tests to all school bus drivers, including driving ability and physical fitness. Troopers were also told to inspect used and junked cars, assist the road commission records, and cooperate with the conservation department for mine explosion readiness. T. M. Chek, conservation commissioner, urged cooperation.
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Charleston
Department of Public Safety
Road Commission
Conservation Department
R 'T. M. Chek
Saturday Specials at Kleen Krust Bakery Catalog
Saturday specials list prices for COACOANUT and CHOCO LATE LAYER CAKES at 25 cents each, PECAN ROLLS by the dozen, CINNAMON ROLLS 2 for 25 cents, SANDWICH BUNS per dozen 15 cents, SANDWICH BREAD 1.00 per loaf, PINEAPPLE and CHERRY TEL 2 for a set, TUMEO loaf 6 cents, with sliced or unsliced options, under the Kleen Krust Bakery label.
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Kleen Krust Bakery
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Trent
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