Priest denounces Hoover philosophy as courtroom crowds roar
In Detroit on August 23 the Rev Fr Charles E Coughlin blasted Hoovers administration, attacked local banking practices, and claimed two closed banks were wrecked by the era’s money philosophy. The testimony unfolded before a packed jury probing the two banks First National Bank Detroit and Guardian National Bank of Commerce.
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Charles E. Coughlin
Herbert Hoover
Ayer
Witnens Alam
First National Bank
Giardian National Bank
Ar Commerce Tuinkope Absa Dlert
Two Men Die In Wilds Near Great Falls Rescue
In the Belit mountains two Vivian Conservation Corps members perished from exposure while aiding others during a cold trek from three firefighting camps to camp No. 2. Lieutenant Halverson died after becoming unable to continue and being left under a tree. Fellow members Gilmore and Bank reached a cave seeking shelter. Funk died from weakened condition after entering a crude shelter.
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Halverson
Rd Shieda
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Bank
Funk
Miss Winifred Story Weds J C Lovelace
Miss Winifred Mien Story married Tack Lovelace in Bozeman on August 24. The ceremony was conducted by the Hey Wes Lewla at the bride's parents home, Mr and Mrs Thomas Byron Atary. The bride is the daughter of the late Nemon Story, Bozeman pioneer.
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Bozeman
Winifred Mien
Tack ¢ Lovelace
Hey
Wes. Lewla
Thomas Byron Atary
Montana Morechanta’ Association
Roosevelt pleads for peace amid rail wage dispute
President Roosevelt writes from his Walloon Lake summer home urging postponement of final settlement in the Southern railway wage and hour dispute. He weighs three possible actions while praising the nation’s need for revival, employment, and purchasing power. The strike-threatened case centers on a shift to hourly pay for conductors and engineers and altered work hours.
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Kanwin
Opeare
Kanangty Southern Railway
Wallon Lake
Mich
Johnston
Union
Artinn
Atr Johnston
Vanderbilt secret wedding ties wealth to yacht life
America's richest bachelor and renowned bridge expert Prue Varal Vanderbilt, 49, wed Mines Gertrude I Conway, 32, in a secret New York ceremony. The pair sailed immediately for a honeymoon abroad while Conway, a Philadelphia sportsperson, gains status as Vanderbilt’s bride.
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Vanderbilt
Helow
America
Atrimany
New York
Gertrude I. Conway
Philadelphia
Roosevelt urges NRA unity before Boy Scouts at Ten Mile River
President Roosevelt, speaking to a NY Boy Scouts gathering at Ten Mile River Camp, champions the NRA and the New Deal, urging Americans to back industry and help others. He notes 180 million Americans behind the effort and cites cooperation as core, while touring the camp and arriving by late evening.
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Ten Mile River
Roosevelt
Nwo Puecree
United States
My Noopevelt
Tndk
Ray Scouts
New York City
Irish Blue Shirts Defy Government Rally at Cootehill Hall
Dublin Aug 29 General Eoin O Duffy tonight defied the government by addressing a Blue Shirt rally at Cootehill town hall. Many guardsmen were in uniform. The government had banned the Blue Shirts and set up a military tribunal to prosecute offenders. Despite the order, headquarters remained open here today.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Eoin O'Duffy
Blue Shirt National Guard
Cootehill Town Hall
Ustal
Johnson Acts On Unions Question
Washington, Aug 22. Administered inquiry on union rights prompts suspension of disputed labor rule. Officials indicate the administrator and NRLA counsel concur that the law permits certain organizing actions and that qualifications proposed for bargaining must be reconsidered.
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Washington
Wwngely
Ss. Dolinsony
Ute
Anich
Donald R. Richberg
NRLA
Pension clash at Spanish War vets session over pensions
Los Angeles Aug 23 A heated session of the United Spanish American War Veterans convention saw 1 200 delegates denounce the pension reductions under the national recovery act. Speakers were met with cheers and boos as Anna and others hurled protests from the floor. Acting federal pensions director EB W Morgan explained rulings under the economy act but the crowd disrupted him repeatedly until National Commander William J Otten restored order.
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Los Angeles
The
United
Penatona
Foera
Quan Anna
EB. W. Morgan
Pensions
Ponaton
Forty New York Workers Poisoned After Lunch Crisis
In New York City, an emergency hospital treated about forty Dart and Headatrock workers after a company lunch caused mass illness. One thousand nine employees exposed to undercooked cake and coffee reported indigestion. sixteen were sent to Heckman Strait Hospital for care.
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Eatfig Inc
Aufferers
Dart
Death of Ohio editor ruled suicide in Muskingum River
Coshocton Ohio Aug 23 Aged 61 Fred B Wallace editor and publisher of the Coshocton Tribune was found dead in the Muskingum river. Authorities say he died by his own action, with a baling wire, a plow point, and a hammer attached to his clothing. The body was recovered by campers.
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Ohio
Fred
Wallace
Coshhecton Tribuna Huile
Authorizieg Today
Hanklon Bownd
Muskligun River
Cuban Reds Again Become Menace
Havana authorities mobilized soldiers and police after reports of planned communist demonstrations in the capital. Officials warned of potential parades around the Sacco and Vanzetti observance, but the march did not materialize as security measures continued.
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Havana
Conight
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomew Vanzetti
United States
Garey Named New State Chief of Veterans in Montana
James M. Garey of Kalispell was elected commander of the Montana department of the American Legion at the state convention. Hugh Marron was elected vice commander, Arthur Lamey named national committeeman, Julius Hilgard elected department historian, Herbert Kindler reappointed adjutant, and Earl Ganzberger chosen department judge advocate. Billings set to host next convention.
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T James M. Garey
Kalispell
Montana
Garey
Georges A. Hor~man
Bozeman
Hugh N Marron
Wolf Point
Arthur F. Lamey
Havre
C EL Pew
Helena Io
Julius Hilgard
Steal Halls
Herbert Kindler
Helena
Earl Ganzberrer
Rute
Wallace Waiting London's Decision
Washington August 23— Secretary Wallace delayed the domestic wheat program awaiting a possible agreement in London. He postponed the announcement on the required acreage for American farmers to qualify for 136 million dollars in benefit payments until Friday or Saturday. Officials privately suggested a further delay if needed, with hopes of an imminent accord in the next 34 hours.
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Washington
Aur
London
Wallace
Ainy Conte
Department of Agriculture
But Big Liner Escapes Wind
A northeast storm with a tropical hurricane tail battered the Atlantic seaboard last night. Eight deaths were reported along Virginia shores as high tides wrecked resorts and flooded Norfolk waterfronts. Maryland and New Jersey also suffered deaths and widespread property damage.
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Associated Press
Atlantic Seaboard
Virginia
Norfolk
New Jersey
Madison
Chesapeake Light
City of
Storm Sweeps Washington Forces Federal Workers Home
Tropical storm blows into the capital. winds over 60 mph uproot trees, topple power lines, flood cellars, and halt traffic. Navy and other federal offices order employees home before 4 30 p m as the weather bureau warns of the full impact. Police and fire crews clear debris while trolley lines, air service, and streets remain disrupted under heavy rain.
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White House
Embassy Row
Navy Department
William M. Standley
Senet
U S Issues Challenge to Kidnappers in Urschel Case
Federal grand jury in Oklahoma City indicted 14 persons in the Charles F Urschel kidnapping. The indictment names key principals including Harvey Bailey Albert Bates and George Keily with a $200000 ransom. Six first names of the 13 indicted are withheld. A speedy trial plan follows a secret hearing as authorities pursue at large suspects.
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Oklahoma City
Charles F. Urschel
Harvey Bailey
Dallas
Bert Bates
Denver
George
Maching Gun) Keily
R. @. Shannon
Bright Sunshine Opens Falls Fair Amid Busy Horse Racing
Great Falls August 23. A day of bright sunshine drew huge crowds to the North Montana fairgrounds for morning and afternoon programs and nightly events. Seven horse races featured heavy play with Breezy Misa ridden by McCorker toppling payoffs at 18.80. In the American Leston handicap Jockey J. O'Day was seriously injured aboard a D. C. Tingley mount. John N. Hay gelding owned by George Copney won the $800 final with a payoff of 5.80. Racing runs through Saturday with Sunday’s motor car races and many awards yet to be decided. A memorial to Charles M. Russell was staged at the grandstand by Guy Weadick.
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North Montana Fair Grounds
Platea
Tuentiles
Breezy Misa
McCorker
O'Day
D. C Tingley
Ble Sandy
John N
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Helena
Strat
Charles M. Russell
Guy Weadick
Calgary
Alta
Rodeo Fame
Experts pin sleeping sickness to insects across regions
Disputed spread of sleeping sickness widens from St Louis area to Oklahoma and Kansas. U S Public Health Service official reports cases rising, with 191 infections in the greater St Louis metro and two deaths nearby. Cases linked to suburban residents and several states report fatalities in Kansas and Missouri.
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Kanne
Fedeen
Lonte
United Biatee Public
Biatea
Ill P pocins says drop this off at Hoover Dam
Aug 22 Nev Going to drop this off here at Hoover dam. Hope they don't irrigate more land so they can raise more things that they can't sell and will have to plow up more town. Kill more pigs to keep them from becoming hogs. This hog destroying scheme of Mr. Wallace’s fan directing against my old friend TV Boy. Wallace aims to reach farmer corn acreage control and hog control in a way hard to understand.
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Mr. Wallace
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Managua quake devastates city and surrounding region
Dr. Pedro Jose Zepeda, former Nic Argauan minister to Mexico, said a Managua message reported a heavy earthquake striking the city. Reports stated part of Deon, 69 miles north of Managua, was destroyed as tremors were felt in Ciudad Bravos, Guerrero, about 6 30 p m yesterday.
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D. F
Pedro Jose Zepeda
Managua
Nicaragua
Zepeda
Deon
Ciudad Bravos
Guerrero
Norfolk Faces Toll as Northeaster Hits Bay Shore
A nor'easter and tropical hurricane swept ashore near Norfolk causing eight deaths and millions in damage. High tides battered the Hamp ton Roads area flooding streets and cellars while communications broke down and power plants shut off. Cottages collapsed and traffic was crippled as the storm extended to twenty miles offshore.
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Atlantic
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Pagea
Three States in Hurricanes Path
A hurricane swept through the tri state area of Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware with a 60 mile per hour wind and heavy rain. It caused at least three deaths in Pennsylvania uprooted numerous trees flooded streets and left many areas without power or transport. In Lewes Delaware two yachts were washed ashore and rescued by Coast Guard. The tug Camden searched for its sister tug Lumton but the search proved futile.
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Tri-State
Pennsylvania
Newderacy
Delaware
South
Jersey
Lewey
Del
U. S. Army Engineers
Camden
New Castle
Lumton
Chicago murderer Cohen faces death in paymaster heist
Chicago August 23 Morris Cohen was found guilty after an hour's deliberation. He received Chicago's first death sentence in a three week crime drive for the robbery of a city paymaster's office on municipal pier. Policeman Joseph Hastings was killed during the robbery.
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Morris Cohen
Food for Young Children booklet offered by federal guide
The federal government publishes a 22 page booklet titled Food for Young Children to help with what to feed kids, daily menus, and party foods. Readers can obtain a copy by sending four cents for postage and handling to the Helena Independent Information Bureau, Washington, D. C.
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