WAIN CLASH WITH ORCHARDISTS AT CONGDON ORCHARDS
In Washington at Congdon Orchards, fruit growers and LW.W. members clashed with pick handles. Dozens of radicals were arrested in Yakima after the melee. Police and deputies moved in as growers drove opponents toward Yakima. Several injured, including Bannister and Eastman, with others identified as farm workers and IWW opponents.
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Congdon Orchards
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Thain
Workers of the World
Giese Hang
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U S urged to open doors to Jewish refugees
Phoha Czechoslovakia Aug 24 Tawlah Telegraphic Agency reports that the United States faced calls to admit German Jewish evacuees from today’s world conference session. Arthur Ruppia asked for easing U.S. immigration laws for Jews in Germany and urged the League of Nations to relocate 60,000 German Jews to countries outside Palestine.
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Phoha
Czechoslovakia
Tawlah Telegraphic Agency
United States
Itn Doora
Spanish War Veterans Urge Economy Act Repeal
At the United Spanish War Veterans annual convention in Los Angeles resolutions were adopted demanding repeal of the economy act and restoration of veterans benefits as they were. W J Armstrong of Racine Wisconsin was elected commander in chief and Judge Leon McCord of Montgomery Alabama named a national officer.
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Los Angeles
United Spanish War Veterans
W. J. Armatrong
Racine
Wis
Leon McCord
Montgomery
Ala
Texans Nominee to Chile Envoy and Veterans Welfare Debate
Texan Sevier, a former Corpus Christi publisher, is named U S ambassador to Chile. His wife Clara Driscoll Sevier serves as a Democratic national committeewoman from Texas. A veterans group elects new officers but rejects creating broad reforms, urging support from veterans themselves. Judge McCord defends pension rights and urges restoration to pension rolls for aging veterans.
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National Moose Leader to Visit Helena in September
National head of the Loyal Order of Moose plans a statewide meeting in Helena on Sunday September 3. The visit will feature remarks by Judge Edward J Nening and attorney Sartor, who recently became supreme dictator. Attendees include lodge officers from several lodges and other dignitaries.
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Sacori
Bookane
Order of Moose
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Ander
Helens Lodge No
Sartor
Edward J
Enning
Nationwide Tote
Sartort Wank
Moopeheart
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Glairiet
Seattle
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Bitkte
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Rozen
Layingaton
Leader of Groatians Victim of Assassins
Mirke Nendorfer Croatian founder and former minister of cane pines and agriculture was fatally wounded near Zinta in Yugoslavia as two youths shot him with revolvers. He collapsed after a reading and escaped into nearby woods.
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Yugoslavia
Mirke Nendorfer
Cnapes and Agriculture
Zinta
Ifawifr
Shannon testifies Urschel kept at farm amid bandit threats
Fort Worth reporter recalls Shannon from the federal count witness stand detailing how Urschel was kept at his farm in Olkahoma City area. he names men who brought Urschel there and says threats were made to him and his son to prevent any leak about Urschel’s presence. he denies receiving money for Urschel’s stay.
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Phi
Bas
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Charles Fo
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Cary
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Oklhama City
Three Kalispell Victims Laid To Rest In Plane Crash
A joint military funeral for Fred Back and Mr and Mrs Victor Riley, victims of a state plane crash near Great Falls, drew a crowd of over 400 as pallbearers and friends mourned. The crash occurred when a plane struck a power line while attempting to land in rain at Great Falls Municipal Airport, killing three residents including Riley and his bride.
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American Legion
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iMatory
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Hind
Great Pale
Priest Dies While Rescuing Flood Victims in New York Area
A priest, Father Healey, drowned after his boat capsized while attempting to rescue five women and children on a flooded island near Poughkeepsie. Firemen later recovered his body downstream as a crew saved the remaining group. Names of the women and children were not released.
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Indidera
Sleeping sickness death rate rises with outbreak
St Louis reports the sleeping sickness death rate climbing to about one in eight cases as scientists search for a cause. Three more deaths raise the local toll to 28 since the July 30 outbreak. A death is also reported in Muskogee Oklahoma and Fort Worth Texas amid broader concerns of an epidemic. Nebraska City packing plant to reopen Monday to handle government hog purchases.
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Bankers Assailed By Priest In Detroit Bank Probe
The Rev Father Charles E Coughlin addressed Detroit's one man bank jury accusing three former officials of doubtful prospects of escaping federal indictment. He also charged the Detroit Free Press with publishing faked records about him during the inquiry into the closing of two national banks.
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Gaspa
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit Free Press
Harry
Keldan
Tentative Retail Men Code Offered by Recovery Administration
Washington August 24. A new tentative code for the retail trades proposes a work week of 40 to 48 hours and minimum wages from 10 to 15 dollars. The industry drafting committee presented the draft to the Recovery Administration after hearings and an executive session with a deputy administrator as factions debated price and advertising rules.
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Aun
Recovery Administration
Havana turmoil as Cuba moves to curb civilian arming
In Havana Aug 24 an army lieutenant was shot by a mob in Manzanillo as provisional government weighs disarming civilians. ABC society offers to surrender weapons while OGCRR asks law enforcement be handed to authorities. Provisional President Cespe des faces rising tensions as student leaders demand a revolutionary dictatorship and clash with OOCRR over constitutional forms.
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Manzanillo
Government buys hogs to aid farmers under Uncle Sam plan
Nearly 100,009 hogs were sent to market as the first shipments under a government hog purchase plan. Secretary Wallace outlined buying up to 4,000,000 hogs under 100 pounds and 1,000,000 sows within 40 days to remove excess hogs and boost farmer prices while government pork aids the unemployed. Kansas City packers urged farmers to delay heavy shipments until next week to ease processing strain.
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Farrow
Kansas City
Pitiful Death of Two in Storm Told by C C C Boy
Missoula August 4 AP The body of Lieutenant Robert Gilmore Coast Artillery reserves found dead from exposure Wednesday the Belt mounting was received at Port Missoula Thursday and with he went 19 Brooklyn N THON the request of Mia widow Mia Feihol Gthnore The frmpily home is in Ramsey ND Mar Valvorran whose siness brought About the fatal venture of Theut Gilmore and Iiilyarsan was not enrolled in the civilian conservation corps but won a former forest service ranger employed on froubhting duty in the Belt yerion Malvarason entered the forest service in 1911 He had served in the New Perce Sioux and Lewis and Clark forests except for some years when he ranched in eastern Montana He was 47 years of age and is survived by his widow and year old daughter From New York George Fonk of Company No 427 at Basin Mont 22 1g from Long Island NT fq a witness at the coroner s inquest in Cascade Wednesday night he related that the officer and Halversen died after they had been drenched by cold rain The trio left a forest fire camp in the mountains Sunday morning and arrived at a second ramp From there they deeded to go to a third camp Halvorson became it and lay down on the bank of Sheep Creek which sank through narrow canyon frre trointions in Meagher county and Lieutenant Gilmore and sunk procertied to ward camp No 4 but they too became weak and finding a rock cave granted io It There they remained throughout the ght and the neat da tt¢ories The officer s condition became worse the boy said and he odted Continued on Page a
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Train wreck near capital leaves two dead and thirteen injured
Washington Aug 24 Federal inquiry opened into the Crescent Limited disaster near the capital when a weakened bridge at 3 40 p m collapsed as the train crossed the Anacostia river. Two Pullman men were killed and many aboard, mostly asleep, were injured.
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Justice Kernochan Before Grand Jury on Rackets
New York Aug 24 Chief Justice Predoric Kernochan testified before a general cannons court as part of an ongoing grand jury investigation into alleged alliances between politicians and racketeers. He spoke for 43 minutes with details withheld. The inquiry, led by US Attorney George Modale and others, has named political leaders as being connected to racketeers, prompting continued secrecy and room restrictions for Crain and assistants.
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Fruatlea
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Thomas CG. T. Crain
Juatha Kornochar
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Tangled letter hints at reform plan and support
A long fragmented note from Beverly His in California references Laker Miss Perkins senators and aviation figures discussing a scheme to recover stolen profits. The writer claims many prominent men back the plan while fearing exposure, and hints at a broader effort to force accountability without harming certain individuals.
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Liberty Statue Torch Blown Out by Storm
A coastal storm darkened the Statue of Liberty’s torch on Bedloe’s Island last night. Lightning disrupted Fort Wood’s electric system, leaving Liberty Enlightening the world in darkness for several hours.
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Devastating Atlantic hurricane strikes Virginia coast
Hurricane winds blasted the Virginia coast moving northward, causing more than three million dollars in wreckage and at least 10 deaths. Norfolk suffered two million in damage while Virginia Beach recorded debris valued at about one million. The steamer Madison arrived in port badly battered, with two crew lost. A Baltimore to Norfolk ship, the City of Norfolk, was reported ashore with all hands missing. Tug Bald Rock and the barge Stonr were still listed as missing.
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High Storm Rages Through Keystone State Wrecking Havoc
Philadelphia and eastern Pennsylvania endure a devastating storm sending death and millions in damage. The deluge floods rivers and streams from Gettysburg to the coast, wrecking Civilian Conservation camps and dumping at least 12 fatalities with York area losses up to 300 thousand dollars.
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Gettysburg
Tornado hits Claude Texas damaging station and warehouse
A tornado struck Claude Texas tearing through the Port Worth and Dotver railway station and Magnolia Petroarium warehouse. It ripped roofs and arched structures from several houses, shattered windows, and left the town without lights and power. No injuries were reported as the funnel moved to the southeast within minutes.
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Dotver
Magnolia Petroarium Company
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Woman 36 Chooses Starvation Over Death Penalty
Lagrange Texas reports a 36 year old farm woman, Mes Dach, who chose starvation in jail while awaiting a death sentence for a 1950 murder case. Her 3 year old child was killed earlier and a helper Henry Stoover shot during sleep. A deputy read the indictment. Dach reportedly said I am guilty in defense of myself and my children.
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