National conference studies unemployment data
Washington reports the national conference on employment will study the extent and distribution of unemployment. Ethelbert Steuart heads the labor statistics hearing with other witnesses, as ten sub committees prepare emergency measures for various industries and public works.
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Ronwell
Pheins
Massachusetts Labor Department
National Employment Conference
Uthain
Ledoux
Boston ~ Common
Hart
White House
Premi- Aart
Uim
Heavy Liberty bond purchases dominate stock exchange session
New York September 27 heavy purchases of Liberty bonds and Victory notes overshadowed the day on the stock exchange. The first hour's bond sales were about 6 million dollars with 75 percent backed by United States government securities. Prices rose to high quotations, reflecting strong demand and ongoing bond recovery activity.
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New York
Liberty
Victory
Stock Exchange
Willy
United States
Almont
Ic Bia
Indiviauete
Temara
Hatton Sask Fire Destroys Much of Town on Sunday
Fire swept Hatton Saskatchewan Sunday destroying a large portion of the town. The blaze caused substantial property loss and left the community assessing damages and recovery plans. Police and officials investigated the incident as residents began cleanup and reconstruction efforts.
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Hatton
Sask
North Dakota Legion delegates head to Jamestown meet
Three years after the end of the war North Dakota Legion posts gather for the third annual state convention opening in Jamestown. About 2,000 Legion men are expected with jubilees reunions and unit gatherings, as 216 posts send delegates by auto and rail from Fargo and other cities to attend two days of activities and parades.
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Herald
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Bertin
Legion
Jamestown
North Dakota Department of the American Legion
North Dakota
Jock P. Williame
William P. Kroll
Fargo
Fernoon
U-Boat Sinks In Harbor Killing Three Crew Members
Three men are believed lost when the U S submarine R-6 sank in Los Angeles harbor after an unexplained accident. Divers worked at 36 feet to attach hawsers, hoping to raise the craft. Some crew escaped via the conning tower, while others remained inside as life in airtight compartments may have sustained them.
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San Pedro
Los Angeles
Sbmarine
Spaulsberg
J. Dretfin
Bebe
Wan
Taldeer
Alow
Witneses
Yantellsberg
Mafety
Two Mexicans Killed by Americans in Dolores Mexico
Washington Gen. 27 The killing of two American men near Dolores Mexico is reported by the United States. A deputy from the state crime records department confirms the incident and notes the cooperation with Mexican authorities in the investigation.
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Washington
Festa At
Dolores
Mexica
Amer Emploped
Dol Rea Mining
Aucoin Ebitonkin
Benesheed Turkes Wunid
Home Builders Association in Hopeless North Dakota Mess
A North Dakota Home Builders association turmoil has left a crowd of mismanaged funds and unclear costs. Records show 53 houses built with unclear costs, including a Lemke house estimated at 17 to 20 thousand dollars. The group faces recall calls amid accusations of incompetence and possible legal violations by officials.
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Daxcta
Bullders
Grand Forks
Bullders Amociation
Home Builders Association
Xpert
Itz
Home Builders’ Association
Thy State Industrial Commission
Chicago to weed out 2900 police amid Prohibition probes
Chicago authorities begin removal of 2900 officers amid Prohibition violations. Chief Charles Fitzmorris announces the process targets patrolmen implicated in liquor cases, with federal authorities providing evidence. Investigations allege liquor was sold from a patrol wagon with a uniformed escort.
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Chicago
Charles Fitzmorris
Fitsmorris
Fria
Great protest against Soviet action promised
Pari Sept 27. Russians from outside the Bolshevik party held a mass meeting calling on the world to protest Moscow against recent executions of intellectuals by Soviet authorities. A resolution calls the crime one of the most horrible of modern times and signals the Bolshevik regime may end.
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Pari
Associated Press
Enraged Ball Causes Traffic Hold Up on Black and Yellow Trail
An incident halted traffic on the Black and Yellow trail as a erratic driver charged vehicles and a machine was mobilized to stop the danger. A hunter reported a wet and deadly encounter culminating in a fatality after the aggressor rammed a car and endangered bystanders.
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Here
Anhwel Province Flood Devastates Region in China
A damaged dispatch reports Anhwel province in China suffered a major flood with extensive property loss and many lives. The tally estimates at least 81 million dollars in damage amid a year marked by multiple disasters including famine in northern provinces and a Kansan earthquake casualty figure.
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China
Anhwel
Kansa
War Finance Corporation explains agricultural credit powers
Washington explains the War Finance Corporation's authority under new legislation to extend credit to agricultural interests. The agency notes many applications seek direct dollar gifts, misunderstands its loan basis, and states funds will be allocated to institutions through merit-based auction-like processes per regulations issued to bankers.
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Washington
Fiiance Corporation
Sadicidunis
S.agking
Trade with Europe somewhat revived during August
Washington, Sept. 27 America’s trade with Europe revived somewhat in August versus July. Exports to Europe totaled 209 million dollars against 180 million in July, while imports were 59 million versus 57 million. Trade with South America remained nearly stationary, with exports 14 million and imports 23 million in August compared with July figures of 16 million and 20 million respectively.
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Washington
America
Europe
United States
South America
Department of Commerce
G A R Realizes It Is Getting Old To Prepare Its Will
Veterans of the G A R spent the day getting in trim for the annual parade to be held soon. Local posts staged impromptu marches with fife and drum corps that once led troops into battle, reflecting on aging and tradition as preparations continue.
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Will
Neta
Tne
Rerte
Treaties Not For Action Of Parties In Congress
Washington reports show Democratic Senators split on peace treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary with more favoring ratification. Minority leaders Underwood and Hitchock led discussions while Glass and Hirm aligned with opponents. Session to resume Thursday as reservations likely to be debated amid denials of any party splits.
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Washington
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Underwood
Alabama
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Glass
Virginia
Hirm
Mississippi
Mary and Doug on ship bound for Europe
New York reports Mary and Doug traveling to Europe aboard the Olympic amid persistent rumors. A legendary bird rumor circulated, and observers note the couple is not expected to be intercepted soon. Whispered events in the Fairbanks family are denied, while Paris taps into the tale of their extended stay behind an elaborate apartment.
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New York
Mary
Doug
Europe
Fairbanks
Paris
Benes Back in Prague After Meet in Brunn
Prague reports Dr Eduard Benes the Czecho-Slovak foreign minister has returned from Brunn where he met with M Danfty former Hungarian foreign minister about the Austria Hungary dispute over Burgenland. Observers say his mediator role may have yielded a general agreement opposed by Allied objections, seen as a key step in central Europe since the war.
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Prague
Eduard Benes
Brunn
M. Danfty
Hungary
Austria
Burgenland
Allien
Czecho-Slovakia
Central Europe
Funeral in Belfast Triggers Large Demonstration
The funeral of Marty McStocker, shot in a street fight, drew a big demonstration in Belfast as traffic was halted from Newtownards to Falls Road. The coffin, draped in the Republican tricolor, was carried through the streets on Sunday.
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Belfast
Associated Prom
Marty McStocker
Binn Fenners
Newtownards
Falls Road
Crown Prince Frederick Wilhelm’s Unexpected Poverty Claim
Amsterdam reports former Crown Prince Frederick Wilhelm telling interviewer Heinrich Pemt Tot he cannot return home due to poverty. The interview, conducted for the New York World, notes his lack of funds and contemplates his possible situation if remaining in Germany.
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Amsterdam
Frederick Wilhelm
Germany
Wieeinges
Heinrich Pemt
New York
Grain Growers and Bureau to Meet Wednesday
Grain Growers and the Bureau discuss cooperation at a meeting urged by grain growers executives. Anderson says the discussion helped with no final agreement. plans grow for a farmers finance corporation and an independent marketing pool, with funding from the War Finance Corporation.
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Grain Growers and Bureau
Anderson
War Finance Corporation
Ptr
CH. Gustafson
Farmers’ Finance Corporation
Grain Growerm
Equity
Zeh Provost testifies in Arbuckle murder case
San Francisco witness Zeh Provost described the hotel party at Matty Arbuckle's suite where Virginia Rappe died. She noted Arbuckle and Lowell Sherman wore pajamas and bathrobes, with Rappe drinking briefly before leaving the room. The testimony details others present and the sequence of events surrounding the incident.
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San Francisco
Zeh Provost
Matty Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckle
Miss Rappe
Bambina M. Delmont
Alice Blake
Alfred Semnacher
Lowell Sherman
Fred Fischback
Miss Prevost
Milton U'Ren
al Bam
Tre
Roscos
Virginia
Rappe
Frank Dominguez
Mathew Brady
Semnacher
Los Angeles
Dominguez
Suspension of General Revenue Tax Announced
St Paul Sept 27 state auditor R P Chase announced suspension of the general revenue tax for 1931 1932 noting 63 years without such levy and citing economy and new receipts from income and inheritance taxes The plan also mentions changes to the tax rate and assessable values for the coming year.
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R. P. Chase
Minnesota
Teeleen
Chasele
Ihe
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