Maine and Nation Watch Primary Elections This Week
Maine leads a week of primary voting with eight states following tomorrow. Texans, Louisianans, Michiganders and others brace for results shaping November forecasts as national leaders monitor early indicators amid prohibition debates and campaign pushes across Washington, Maine, Arizona, Colorado, New Hampshire, Vermont and more.
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Roosevelt Opens Western Campaign Tour Tonight
Govern or Franklin D Roosevelt starts his long western campaign tonight, with a tight schedule spanning more than 8 000 miles. The first stop is Cleveland tomorrow, then St Louis Jefferson City Kansas City and Topeka where he will deliver major addresses on farm relief. The campaign train will cover the Pacific coast and return in three weeks, as Roosevelt travels in his private car.
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Bulkley Accepts Defi of Bettman To Argue Liquor
On September 12, Senator Robert J. Bulkley accepted a conditional offer to debate attorney Gilbert Bettman on prohibition, suggesting Cincinnati as a meeting site. Bettman, Republican challenger, said he would prove the Democratic Party hypocritical on the issue. Bulkley stated he would align with the Democratic platform or its modification if Bettman agrees to debate on either condition.
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Robert J. Bulkley
Chmeran Gilbert Bettman
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Cincinnati
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Finn
Legion To Shift Stand On Bonus At Convention
At the American Legion annual convention in Portland Oregon delegates from about 35 states gathered to press for federal cash for ex soldiers with several bonus proponents led by Congressman Wright Patman of Texas pushing the issue. Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley attended but declined to say if he would speak if invited, and he had not yet been invited to address the gathering.
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Chrysler Heads Crusaders Victory Fund Chair in New York
Walter P. Chrysler, automobile manufacturer, accepted the general chairmanship of the Crusaders Victory fund campaign in New York City. He said prohibition was a failure and urged support for the anti prohibition group.
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New York
Walter PL
Jofley
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Crusaders
Trains Raided by Bandits Leave Heavy Casualties
Harbin Manchuria area reports a wave of bandit attacks on the Chinese eastern railway with multiple wrecks. At least twenty four killed and dozens injured in the first crash near Shwangtha. a second wreck near Cherysknotze left six dead and fourteen injured. A hospital train incident caused further casualties as Japanese troops clashed with bandits sixty miles north.
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Manchuria
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Shwangtha
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Garbin
Cherysknotze
Reconstruction Finance to aid West Virginia counties relief
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation made $449 000 available to support emergency relief in Logan Morgania and Raleigh counties West Virginia and a Tennessee town Mecophis near Memphis reports Chief of Police Will D Lee asking newspapers for details about Colonel Raymond Robins after a man resembling the missing welfare worker and prohibition advocate was brought to the police station in Memphis.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Tenn
Will D. Lee
Memphis
Raymond Robins
Manchuria Bars Child Marriages
In Changchon Manchukuo officials decree minimum marriage ages of 15 for women and 20 for men to ensure strong and healthy offspring. The Sept. 12 order reflects the new Manchukuo governance enforcing delayed marriages.
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Changchon
Ohio Now for Roosevelt survey shows Roosevelt lead
Columbus Ohio September 12 The survey finds Roosevelt would win Ohio if the election were held this week The drift toward Roosevelt has been steady yet analysts note possible Republican gains as October nears Rural districts show disaffection while efforts by Hoover supporters aim to retain rural backing indicating a tighter race than 1928 and forecasts hinge on late shifts toward or away from Roosevelt
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Hoover Reats
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Perty
George White
Roosevelt
Aroma
New Lead in Disappearance Case Warns Midwest Underworld
Chicago Sept 12 Dr Daniel A Poling head of allied prohibition forces says he has several leads in the search for missing prohibitionist Col Raymond Robins friend of President Hoover. He cites threats from midwest underworld figures and plans a visit with prohibition agents and other officials to pursue information. Washington officials still favor two theories he was killed by Ammesis or Russian courists.
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Washington
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Hoover Statement on Washington Riots Report
President Hoover released the Justice Department’s complete report on the Washington riots. He denounced criminal and communist elements among the marchers while praising the law-abiding participants for restraining violence. The president said the report corrects widespread misstatements about the incident.
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Bullet Victim Believed Slayer Identified in Restaurant Fight
Cleveland on September 12 Norman Patterson 21 was shot and killed in a restaurant brawl. Authorities say two people identified the body as the man who killed cab driver John Sifling in an earlier holdup on September 2.
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John Sifling
Trapper Wins TIFF With Bear On Princeton Trail
Chilliwack report says trapper Frank Le Forgue of Nineteenmile faced a bear on the Princeton trail. In the hand to claw struggle he lost his rifle, drew a knife, sustained severe injuries, and died from the encounter.
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Von Papen dissolves Reich amid German turmoil
Berlin Sept 12 Chancellor von Papen opened the Reichstag with a decree dissolving the parliament. The session adjourned after a mutiny of non confidence was passed by the communists, the cabinet facing dissolution and a government in flux as Goering urged mounting events. The vote 513 to 2 with 50 abstentions.
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Letters From Bern To Woman Found In Her Effects
Anaprinted Dodr San Francisco September 12 mystery surrounds Paul Bern death the motion picture producer husband of Jean Harlow. Letters belonging to Dora Dorothy Millette found in her belongings fill only pages. Police expect more from Los Angeles where Bern shot himself a week ago and awaits will details. Sacramento and San Francisco officers sought Miss Miller or her body amid reports she may be dead by her own actions or alive and unrecognized.
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Paul Bern
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Jean Starlow
Stary
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Aly
Los Angeles
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Mendel Pubeebana
Afisx Harlowe
Sacramento
Key to Prosperity Sought by Group
A 12 member committee of prominent men led by Alfred P. Sloan was formed to seek a wise equitable solution to the inter governmental debts problem. Vice chairmen include Nicholas Murray Tudor and Alfred E. Smith with J. M. Cox and Henry P. Fletcher among others. Thousands of key men nationwide will be invited to join communities for consideration of the debtl issue.
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Alfred P. Sloan
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Nicholas Murray Tudor
Alfred B. Smith
John W. Tavis
Frank C. Lowden
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Louis J. Taber
National Arrange
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railread
James M. Cox
Ohio
Henry P. Fletcher
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau
Market Glosings Wheat and Oats Prices Shown
Chicago market wrap lists wheat and oats futures with Sept and May contracts. Prices appear as 50%4-Y, 54%, 54-4 for Wheat, and 1734-9 and 2084 for Oats, with dates noted Sept olf and Sept now-no Wading.
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Doctors Study Plan To Provide Medical Service Incomes
Omaha plan would give eligible families with incomes up to 2700 or less access to full medical care for a yearly charge of 3 percent of income. Members of the cardiac society hospitals and nurses would offer services to the group regardless of family size. An executive board would manage medical operations while a life insurance company handles the financials.
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Roosevelt Special in Albany Twists on Night Train Tour
A large mutinous sign bearing the words Roosevelt Special hung on a Milwaukee overhang of the gubernatorial train in Albany as Roosevelt prepared to begin a western tour tonight. The sign appeared in the black hours of the night and was found on the handrail ready for use when the governor departed.
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Fischer Hits 69 In Amateur Golf Second-round lead at Maryland course.
Fischer of Forked-lane Thomas, Ky., University of Michigan amateur champion, shot a 69 in the first round of the United States Amateur qualifying at a Baltimore Country Club course on Sept. 12. He birdied five holes and closed with a birdie on the 18th to beat par by one, taking the lead over Charley Yates.
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Johnny Fischer
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Charley Yates
Georgia
Tech
County to Use Corn for Heat in Courthouse and Schools
Schuyler Nebraska county to heat its courthouse and schools with corn. Officials plan to buy corn on the cob at eighty dollars a ton to help farmers clear surplus. The move aims to provide heat and possible savings, fitting winter needs for public buildings.
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Hopes Wane for 8 Aboard Lost Plane
Amid ice floes near Angmagsalik Greenland rescuers pressed on for six adults and two children aboard the City of Richmond. George R Hutchinson and four crew members vanished after distress signals on the northern trans Atlantic route.
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