British trawler rescues castaway group near Angmagssalik Greenland
Eight people including Wade Ashore Hutchinson party were saved by the British trawler Lord Talbot after their plane wrecked in Tier tak Fiord near Angmagssalik Greenland. They reached the Eskimo settlement of Eker with aid from locals. several injured crew members were aboard theLord Talbot awaiting orders to move them to Scotland. Flight organizer Hutchinson reported two days afloat before rescue. plan is to proceed to England then return to America.
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Talbor
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Malkes
England
Hutchinson
Lov Talbap
America
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Gopenhagen
Richikend
Tiant
Maine Democrats Gain Ground In G.O.P. Election Breakthrough
Maine Democrats increased their edge over Republicans in a statewide vote as precincts reported. Governor hopeful Louis Brazin led over Burleigh Merl in a tight Senate race while Ralph Brewster ran strong in the third district. In the second district John Nelson trailed Carl Moran, signaling a shifting political tide as Democrats outpaced Republicans in turnout.
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Precineia
Maine
Nand
Brann
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Connoly
Secon
Nelson
Moran
Bonney
Lyd
Third
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Otterback
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Daniel J. McGilicuddy
Logato
Senate
Burleigh Mrelin
Carrilla Rees
Joseph BF. Gonnally
Uhrop
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Refeat
John E. Nelson
Hose of Representatives
Carl Moran
Tyica
Alate
Dema Vata
Ralph C. Brewster
United States Senate
John Ff
Utterback
Itnigor
Ouster of Bonus Groups Defended At Legion Meet
At the Portland Oregon national American Legion convention Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley faced cheers and boos as debates on bonus army actions and prohibition raged. Hurley clashed with Floyd Gibbons over fiery testimony and methods used by the Bonus Expeditionary Force.
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Hoover
Washington
Patrick J. Hurley
Floyd Gibbons
Hurley
Gibbons
Heavy K. Stevens
Jry
Roosevelt Special Passes Thru State During Campaign Train
President hopeful Franklin D. Roosevelt travels by special train through Maine and Ohio with Governor Cleveland. Former Judge Robert Morks of Cincinnati joins as traveling companion, a repeat of 1920 when Roosevelt was Democratic vice presidential candidate. Roosevelt cites Maine returns showing a Republican lead under 20,000 as a Democratic victory signal.
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Rooseve Cleveland
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Maine
Cleveland
Robert Morks
Cincimnnati
Roosevelt
Ronsavelt
AL Gleveland
Roosevelt Sps
THREE ON NON STOP HOP OVER ATLANTIC
A 1920s news item reports on Democratic campaign finances and a dramatic early attempt for a non stop Atlantic flight. The piece mentions a 4200 mile route from New York to home via Cape Cod and Florence Italy, with pilots and a parachute jumper involved aboard The American Navigator.
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New York
Spept
Indoy Main
Lom
Floyd Bennett Field
Leon M. Pisculli
Yonkers
Cape Cod
Mies Midna
Wile Lamapart
Florence
Italy
William Ulbrich
Protest Grant to Abandon Line in Lorain
A protest was filed with the State Utilities Commission over the withdrawal of services on the Colorado Avenue line of the Take Shore Electric. The action, recorded in Columbus on September 13, concerns potential service cuts and seeks review of the proposed abandonment.
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Columbus
Colorado Avenue
Take Shore Electric
Lorain
State Utilities Commission
Hese Lonny
Discontent Evident in Western New York Campaign
Western New York shows early campaign discontent influencing voting patterns. Al Smith supporters resent FDR over Chicago, likely costing Democrats votes, while business leaders tilt toward Hoover despite past choices. The page teaser notes continued coverage on page 11.
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Tavin Lawrence
Buffalo
New York
Mild Winter Ahead in Washington State Prediction
Weather forecasts suggest another moderate winter with no sharp temperature drop. John Kinerr, chief of the agricultural meteorology division, notes a pattern since 1926 of alternating warm and cold years, with upward temperature trends continuing.
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Washington
Soph
John M. Kinerr
Agricultural Meteorology Division
Weather Bureau
Kineer
Tax Group Hears Finance Director Address
In Columbus Ohio on March 13 Howard L. Bevis Ohio finance director urged the National Tax Association that government costs consume a large share of the national budget. He argued four governments are acting increasingly as public service corporations, delivering services once handled by individuals.
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Orcas
Columbve, O
Pont
Gaveenmentil Finance
Howard L. Bovis
Ohio Finance
National Union
Bevis
Dispute Over Bonus Army Riot In Washington Erupts
Washington suffrage era dispute centers on use of troops in the Bonus Army incident. District of Columbia commissioners join the justice department in designating police responsibility as the police chief denies seeking federal troop assistance amid conflicting statements from General Pelham Glassford and Attorney General Mitchell.
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Mreany
Washington
District of Columbia
Justice Department
Pelham D. Glassford
Mitchals
Yeover
Glossford Hai
Plaintiffs Seek 150000 in Auto Crash Damage Suits
Three damage suits totaling 150000 were filed today in federal court against Patrick Carr of Pittsburgh. Suit plaintiffs include Olive Ulrick as administratrix of Alva Ulrick’s estate, and Mary B. Stiner and Marietta Deisch. The incident was an automobile crash between Galion and Mansfield.
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Pittsburgh
Aya Telo
Galion
Mansfield
Patrick Carr
Olive Ulrick
Alva Dlrick
Mary BK. Stiner
Marietta Deisch, Oii
Youths Hijack Truck to Texas Highway Route
Five youths captured after they hijack a truck carrying 1500 tires traveling from Akron to Longview Texas. A sixth suspect is believed wounded as police close in, with the group fleeing custody.
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Ien
Akron
Longview
Texas
Million Begin School Inn
New York opens with a big public school roster as the city starts its yearly term. A man named Woodrow Wolf, 19, was fined $150 on liquor charges after police arrested him and accomplice Silay for operating a moonshine still. Sam Malliehi, also arraigned on a similar charge, was dismissed.
Stage Hot Fights In Nominations Across States
The race unfolds with heavy registration and varying campaigning. Vermont and New Hampshire show limited activity as candidates pace toward November final. Arizona Colorado Louisiana Michigan and Washington hold primaries or contests while Kingfish Fuey Lang campaigns for Representative Overinn.
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New Lampshire
Arizona
Cotorstto
Louisiana
Michigan
New Hamypshien
Verrent
Kingfield
Kingfish
Sentiner
Fuey Lang
Representative Overinn
Smith Says Bonus Bar to Prosperity in Post
Alfred E. Smith, former New York governor, argues prosperity will return without veteran relief bonuses. In the Philadelphia Evening Post, he criticizes bonus legislation and the march of the BLEF to Washington, alleging politicians push it for selfish ends and questioning support within the American Legion.
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Philadelphia
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Vetermn
Smith
Washington
Sage
Kaw
American Legion
Deficit Reported for Insull Utility Investments Inc
Federal district court auditors reported a deficit of 9.2285 10976 in the accounts of Insull Utility Investments Inc in receivership proceedings. President Hoover ordered the budget director to begin a broad reorganization of the executive branch toward a complete overhaul of the government structure.
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Insull
Chicago
Insuit
Investicents, Inc
Federal District
Hoover
Washington
Holden Commissioned as Kentucky Colonel Amid Massachusetts Feint
Gov Liffoon announces Frederick W Holden of Fitchburg Massachusetts is commissioned a Kentucky colonel though unclear if this is official routings. Holden expresses confidence about November results in Massachusetts and states his role as colonel may be contingent on Roosevelt’s statewide plans.
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Liffoon
Frederick W. Holden
Fitchburg
Mass
Kentucky
Holden
Povernor Ward
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Cabinet Resigns in Chile Crisis After Revolt Era
Santiago Chile September reports that Provisional President Curtos Davila’s cabinet resigned today after a sequence of revolts and counter revolts last July. General Bartolome Blance reportedly accepted the interior ministry post.
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Santiago
Chile
API
Curtos Davila
Davila
Ministry of Interior
Bartolome Blance
Harvard Freshman Leads US Amateur Golf Qualifier
Wilfred Cromsley, an 18-year-old Harvard freshman from Boston, shot 272 over two days to top the US Amateur qualifying field in Baltimore. He led by 53 strokes but fell short of the medal record of 142 late on the final holes.
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Harvard
Io Golf
Baltimore
Wilfred Cromsley
Boston
Doubt Colonel Robins Seen in Chicago
Chicago, Sept. 13. Towle says Col. Raymond Robins has been seen in Chicago since his disappearance. Dr. Daniel A. Poling, head of the allied forces for prohibition, voiced the hope for a tangible lead today and may travel to New York to urge renewed search for Robins.
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Chicago
Towle
Raymond Robing
Daniel A. Poling
Prohibition
Thien
Troover
Paling
New York
Robins Ceram
Students Solve Eating Problem at Utah University
Salt Lake City report notes Utah State students plan to address an eating problem by surveying rural entrants about slimming methods. The study aims to learn how observers see food intake and to develop strategies for healthier weight management.
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Salt Geka City
Utah
Tve Soadetutta
Sharp Opening In Stock Market Sparks Heavy Trading
New York Sept 1 stocks reacted sharply at the opening with trading issues dropping around one point. Active selling sent blocks from 3,090 to nearly 10,000 shares, while Public Service of New Jersey started the fireworks with about 1,000 shares. the price rose to 212 about 47.50. PRESBYTERIAN WOMAN'S MISSIONARY LUNCHEON The Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will hold a luncheon meeting Thursday September 5 with an interesting program.
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New Jersey
Presby
Weaui's Missionary Society of the
Chuch
Insull favorites cleaned up big profits
Chicago dated Sept 13 by Samuel Traull favored 1 860 public figures including aldermen legislators judges financiers and business lenders who bought utility securities from Taull at discounts of 10 to 30 cents below market and cashed in for large profits during the Insull boom cashing in through a private syndicate.
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Chicago
Samuel Traull
Syndi
Cate Lint
Tnaull
Taall
Market Closings Report by Garr Ding On
Wheatste closing prices and market status summarized with brief notes on losses and gains. Gar Ding On provides a concise update on commodity movements, including wheat values and recent shifts in trading sentiment across key exchanges.
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Ramilton
Garr Ding On
Wheatste
Chicago Closings Kept Old 0 Percent S154
Chicago report notes closings kept old rate at 0 percent with brief reference to document S154. No further context provided in readable lines.
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