Cherokee Nemged By A Mob Near Cherokee Iowa
Hundreds of participants in a farm marketing strike gathered on highways near Cherokee, Iowa, vowing to stay until a shooting episode is solved. Leaders denied plans to march on the city, aiming only to bring to justice those who wounded 14 pickets trying to keep farm practices from reaching local markets. Court tension remained as officials sought a truce ordered by Des Moines authorities.
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Cherokee
Iowa
Ney Cought
Cmirt
Neauaa
Coumed Blatta
Nichole
Paripes
Sjaux
Nls
Stetke
Des Moine
Chiat
Japan and Manchukuo to Sign Defense Treaty Alliance
Tokyo reports that a defense alliance treaty between Japan and Manchukuo will be signed before September 15. The plan outlines a mutual defense pact, with both nations agreeing to defend each other in case of external aggression.
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Tokyo
Peidis
Farclan
Ottlon
Manchukun
Germany Seeks Versaill es Armament Reforms Cabinet Discusses
Paris dispatch reports Germany pressed to modify the Versailles treaty and expand its armed forces. Key requests include a 340900 man army, mixed service terms, tanks, a full air corps, pilot schools, naval expansion, frontier fortifications, and 35 war material plants. France's stance not announced.
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Parminston
Forta
Germany
German steel helmet men push for world equality and treaty revision
Colonel Theodore Duerterberg, head of the Steel Helmet War Veterans, said in a press interview that every ex service man in Germany backs the government's bid for equal status with other nations in Armenia and supports revising the Versailles treaty. He spoke as 150,000 delegates gathered for the Steel Helmet convention representing about 1,000,000 veterans.
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Bera
Germany
Armaniania
Theodore Duerterberg
Necnat
Steel Helmet War Veterans Organization
Tuerterberg
Paul von Hindenburg
Adolf Hvar
Corpse of Reynolds Exhumed Again in Salem
The Winston Salem Journal reports authorities say the body of Smith Reynolds, fatally wounded at his home July 6, was exhumed August 23 and an autopsy performed.
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Winston Salem
N. C
Winston Salem Journal
Smith Reynolds
Charge of fraud in poll stirs Texas politics
Asti Texas September 1 The charges claim attempts to seal the vote and alter results after last week's Democratic gubernatorial primary between Mrs Miriam Ferguson and Governor Sterling. Senator Archly Parr urged a formal investigation as Ferguson ally Governor Bredlan led a committee for recommendation. Ferguson, former governor married to Miriam Ferguson, said the election was gloriously won.
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Asti
Texim
Tapi
Charees
Biter
Miriam A
Regal Veten
James FB. Ferguson
Mra. Fergusson
Fathers of Flathead Facing Gouth Charges
Kollapell Sept 1. County Attorney Ming notified ouster proceedings against County Commissioners M. R. Wood and A. W. Bnotth alleging improper collection of legal claims for expenses and per diem for montings not authorized by law. A similar suit was filed against third commissioner J. C. Louden. argument on a demurrer proceeds in district court.
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Kollapell
Proteedinga
M. R. Wood
A.W. Bnotth
Dean Ming
Montinga
Palmilar
C. Louden
Three Lives Lost as Tropical Storm Hits Gulf Coast
Mobile September 1 at least three Hyves perished in the Gulf coast tropical storm that moved inland from the Gulf of Mexico near the Alabama Mississippi line. Reports say Captain Joe Jins of Van Cleve Minnesota was drowned along with a helper. 12 year old Ken Baker died after contact with a live wire in Pensacola Florida.
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Mobile
Ala
Gulf of Mexico
Frank Benson
van Cleve
Mlas
Turley
Joe Ji Ins
Ken Baker
Pensacola
Fla
Boy 28 Confesses To Double Murder In Quarry Find
Lima authorities report Lor en Hilaworth Truesdale 23 confessed to killing his brother Fort Truesdale 20 and Thalma Woods 19. He said jealousy prompted the act and the bodies were dumped in a nearby stone quarry. Memorial Day 1931 case details cited.
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Lima
Loren Hilaworth Truesdale
Fort Truesdale
Thalma Woods
Trucadala
Teagle Leads Movement to Put People Back on Job
New York announces Walter C. Teagle temporarily leaves Standard Oil presidency to spearhead a national campaign to revive employment. A coordinating committee and district banking and industrial groups will push the "share the work" plan across 12 federal districts, aiming to raise work opportunities and extend hours.
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Teagle
Na Hha
Wederal Teemervo
Pacific Coast
Teagls
Coordinating Committee
Slaying in Louisiana Home Sparks Confessions
In Lake Charles a farmer Vincent and his family were killed after two Black suspects confessed to the murders. Philip Morgan and Josh January were named by Sheriff Meld as the principal assailants who attacked the Vincant household with an iron pipe. Vincent, 38, and his wife Kyra, 30, perished alongside children Marie 12 Joseph 10 and Clayton 6.
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Lake Charles
Henry Meld
Philip Morgan
Flohert Vincant
Dia
Josh January
Morgan
Vincent Wan
Wan
Marie
Joseph
Clayton
Money of veterans lifted by danditt
Four robbers held up Charica MacsAvoy, commissary of the U S veterans hospital, recovered a money bag then fled with seven thousand dollars belonging to disabled veterans. MacAvoy was returning from Bencon where he cashed checks for the volunteers.
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Gastle Point
Charica MacsAvoy
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
MacAvoy
Bencon
Voltrans
State warrants paid at par despite alarm by partisan paper
General fund warrants of Montana will be cashed at par today despite a late night alarm broadcast by a partisan newspaper claiming warrants would be turned back. Governor J E Erickson said the stories hurt state credit and assured funds are available, with over $125,000 warrants redeemed yesterday largely by Helena banks.
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Montana
General Fund
J. E. Erickson
Helena
Federal Reconstruction Finayco Corporation
Nanka
Holona
Cholera Death Toll Rises in Shensi and Hankow
Hankow China Sept 1 Cholera kills 30 000 in Shensi province by August 15 according to an official report from Slantu The epidemic has been widespread for months and intensified in Ching due to flood conditions Until recently cool weather reduced deaths to about 100 daily in Sianfu amid continued losses across the region
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Hankow
China
Shensi Provings
Slantu
Ching
Sianfu
Albion Hold Bank Raid Suspect Arrests In Montana
Two suspects were arrested tonight by authorities after investigating a bank robbery at Whitewood Bank of Whitewood. A man identified as Miles Odin, a former San Quentin prisoner, was arrested at Belle Fourche. Another man was held at Albion. About $2600 was taken. no loot recovered.
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Bank of Whitewood
Polce
Miles Odin
San Quentin
Cal
Belle Fourche
Albion
Mont
Virginia Maiden Commits Death by Own Action
Elizabeth Payne, 23 year old daughter of Mayor BR Payne, was found fatally wounded by a metal bullet in her Fredericksburg office. Coroner John E. Cole ruled death by own action. She died several hours after being found by Robert Olney. Friends say she had been in a nervous condition recently.
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Fredericksburg
Elizabeth Payne
BR. J. Payne
John EK. Cole
Payne
Robert Olney
Five Men Detained in Wisconsin Killing Case
Five men were arrested in Kenosha after the murder of Robert A. Wilson, estate operator. Wilson, who was missing since April 24, was found buried on his farm in Wisconsin. Police say he was kidnapped and forced to sign promissory notes under threat of death. Arrests include Frank Tylus, 39, and William Covall, 46, as well as Frank Conpatine, 33, Frank ntusino, 24, and Victor Dominic, 37, suspected as bootleg associates.
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Kenosha
Wis
Robert A. Wilson
Ronal
Hero
Polica
Wilson
Alain
Frank Tylus
Wiliam
Red) Covall
hootlegRera
Frank Conpatine
Frank (Ntusino
Victor Dominic
Walker resigns as New York mayor amid recall hearings
New York September 1 Mayor James J Walker announced he would resign immediately. He said he would submit his case to the people after criticizing the Roosevelt hearing and asked voters to vindicate him on charges that could end his term. The resignation ends his long tenure since 1925 with future eligibility for re election unclear.
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New York
James J. Walker
People of
Walker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Aik
Governor Roosevelt Silent on Walker Ouster End
Albany Sept 1 AP Governor Roosevelt heard of Mayor Damon Walker of New York City withdrawing from office while at the executive mansion He would regain Walker ouster hearing tomorrow Walker said he failed to receive elementary rights in court and would await the people’s judgment Walker’s act signaled the end of the ouster fight
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Albany
Ns.t
Roosevelt
Damon J. Walker
New York
Executive Mansion
Walker
Stoorovelt
New York City
Floods in Texas Sweep Two People Away Near Del Rio
Dallas Sept 1 torrential rains in southwest Texas ranged four to ten inches. A man and a woman were reported swept away in their car while trying to cross Pinto Creek near Del Rio. a search was underway for them after the incident.
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Dallas
Texas
Texan
Pinto Creek
del Rio
Mayor James J. Walker resigns as New York City mayor
New York dispatch prints the resignation text from Mayor James J. Walker dated September 1 1932. The note addressed to City Clerk Michael J. Cruse requests immediate effect and is signed James J. Walker Mayor.
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New York
James J. Walker
City Hall
City of
Michael J. Cruse
City of New York
Teor Airs
Walker resignation statement cited in AP release
Pointed excerpts from the Walker resignation statement accuse the removal process of extraordinary inquiry and unlawful invasion of rights. The speaker claims the governor’s conduct is unfair and the burden of proof rests on him despite Supreme Court support for fairness.
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Supreme Court
Veterans of Foreign Wars push for cash payments on service certificates
In Sacramento on September 1 the Veterans of Foreign Wars national encampment reiterated a push for immediate full cash payment of adjusted service certificates and urged unaffiliated ex service members to join a veterans coalition with groups like the G A R United Spanish War Veterans Displaced American Veterans and the American Legion to counter attacks from private groups as part of a coordinated campaign.
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Sacramento
Calif
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Government workers barred from public talk on soldiers' bonus
Washington September 1. Government employees and their families are prohibited from publicly expressing views on the soldiers' bonus under new Civil Service Commission regulations. Chairman Campbell said the topic is listed among taboo political questions, though no line divides the two major parties this year.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Campbell
Democrats of Missouri pledge repeal of Prohibition plank
Missouri's 18 Democratic congressional nominees pledge to back the party platform calling for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and modification of the Volstead Act. Eight incumbents in Congress promise to push for such legislation at the December session. Chairman Joseph B. Shannon is absent but supportive. all representatives to be elected at large this year in Missouri.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Congress
Joseph B. Shannon
Miasouri
Doolittle Fails to Break French Speed Record
Major James H. Doolittle failed to surpass France's land speed mark during the National Air Races Glorveland Sept 1 He averaged 282.672 mph over a three kilometer course short of the 293.193 mph record by eight years Wind aided his final dash reaching 902.016 mph on the last run but head winds and slower laps allowed the French record to stand The record attempt lacked official standing due to missing barograph data and no further trial was planned until Saturday Continued on Page 6.
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Oscar Leiding Glorveland
America
James H. Doolittle
National Air Racea
France
Asc
Air Corps
Sat
Rumor claims Mexican president may resign soon
Mexico City reports a wave of rumors that President Precual Ortix Rubio could tender his restoration within 48 hours as he opened the 25th Mexican congress with his annual address. A cabinet meeting was summoned for tomorrow, fueling speculation on his political future.
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Mexico City
Precual Ortix Rubio
Mayor Curley to speak at Midland Empire fair
Billings, Sept. 1. Mayor James M. Curley of Boston will address the Midland Empire fair crowd next Thursday, the fair management announced. The notice came after word from National Speakers Bureau director Robert Jackson of New York City. Yellowstone county Republicans plan to arrange another speaking appearance during the fair week.
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Billings
James M. Curley
Boaton
Fair Management
John A. Tanail
Robert Jackson
New York City
National
Curley
Yellowstone County
Henry A. Chapple
Rapabe Mean
Leading Role for Walsh in Democratic Campaign
New York September 1 Democratic headquarters announced a slate of orators to lead the Toogavelt Garner campaign. Five prominent figures from the Woodrow Wilson era were listed including three cabinet members. Walsh and others were named for speaking tours and appearances at events such as the American Legion convention in Portland on September 12.
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New York
Woodrow Wienn
Robert
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