Typhoon Devastates Hongkong Killing Hundreds
A 125 mile per hour typhoon struck Hongkong and nearby Chinese shores, officials say at least 300 dead, with fears the toll could rise. Seas drove large barges ashore and fires spread as residents trapped in crowded quarters and on small boats faced grave losses. Distress calls and widespread destruction reported in Hongkong harbor as the storm battered the coast.
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Hongkong
Iingkong
Sha
Becavag Tho
Frango Frontal Advances Reported, Spain Frontlines Shift
An insurgent column allegedly broke through near Oviedo in Asturias as miners dynamited a mountain pass to aid a push toward the northern coast. Reports say Italian leaders are negotiating with Franco to surrender Yon, risking loss of the government flag along the coast. On the Aragon front insurgents claimed a setback about 200 leagues southeast.
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Hondaye
Ovieda
Remyaine
Feaders
Tranca
Yon
Aragon
Stinchfield predicts Roosevelt to push court reform battle
Frederick H. Stinchfield of Minneapolis, president of the American Bar Association, traveling to Yellowstone for a Montana Wyoming Bar convention, said he believes President Roosevelt will continue the campaign to reorganize the U S Supreme Court. He argued the senate's rejection showed popular sentiment and predicted the president would oppose renomination of foes to the court plan. Senators Wheeler and O Mahoney were noted as opponents, with Wheeler to speak in Montana and O Mahoney in Cheyenne en route to Oregon.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Montana-Wyoming Bar Association
Frederick H. Stinchfield
Minneapollis
American Bar Association
Roosevelt
United States ‘Supreme Court
Senate
Billings
Mont
Stinchfeld
Stinchfield
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Joseph GC. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Wheeler
O'Mahoney
OC Wheelen
Canyon Hotel
Senator Wheeler
Polson
Lewistown
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
Open Letter to Baron von Neurath by Dorothy Thompson
An open letter berates German foreign minister von Neurath for Nazi propaganda activity in the United States. It recalls past U.S. refusals of foreign propaganda and cites rallies on Long Island praising Germany, warning that civil liberties here require vigilance against foreign influence. The piece argues reciprocal respect for sovereignty and condemns attempts to divide American society.
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Dorothy Thompson
Baron von Neurath
Armana
Germany
Hank
Tia
Uttgart
Ernest Bohter
Heid
Fa|'erband
Soviet Russia
Russia
Comintern
Long Island
Thay
Arase
Pressing water problems taken up at western engineers meet
Engineers from 17 western states opened their annual convention to discuss water issues and conservation projects funded with federal aid. Wyoming official Metz urged framing aid to require beneficiary responsibility and curb free benefits, noting individuals shift costs to taxpayers. A dinner at Placer hotel preceded sessions.
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Metz
Wyoming
Works Progress
Delegaiia
Wester States Engineers
James
Atte
Angoelation
Motz
Vatican sympathizes with revolt in Spain says letter
Vatican City reports prelates including two Spanish cardinals and 46 insurgent Spanish churchmen affirm Franco revolt as legitimate in a pastoral letter. No Vatican official declaration issued.
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Vatican City
Holy Sea
Spal
Francisco Franco
Vatican
World News In Gist from Damaged Source
One child dies after a second respirator arrives in an iron lung case. Cleveland reports Les Miles killed in a crash on the eve of a national race. In Panama City four men unaccounted after freight barge founders. Foreign dispatches note search for a submarine marauder in the Mediterranean. Unconfirmed reports of bombings near Shanghai.
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Cleveland
Les Miles
Panama City
Fla
London
England
France
Stelian
Fanua
Langs
Shanghai
Japan
Strange flares seen in northern sky puzzle observers
Strange flares were seen in the southern sky early this morning as the government conducts the eastern Arctic patrol. Speculation centers on whether the signals are distress signals from six missing Russian transpolar flyers who vanished.
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Nascople
Price Regent
Kovernment
Arctic
Bland Montana Press Association Annual Session Opens
Glarter Palk Sept 2 UP The Bland annual convention of the Montana Press association opened with editors and publishers from across the state in attendance. Superintendent i TL Scoven welcomed the newspapermen to the park. A Bue of Kalispell greeted visitors on behalf of Mathead county. E G Leipheimer of Butt responded for the association. Dr R L Wousman of Mintouth MTU School of Journalism spoke on School of …
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Glarter Palk
Montana Press Association
Intendance
I. TL Scoven
Park
A. Bue
Kalispell
Mathead County
Pening
Sessin
Mintouth
Montana State University
Search for Lost Boy May Be Ended Today
Autte news dispatch reports the search for 12 year old Joneon Hipp, a Dutch boy missing since last Sunday in the mountains about a mile west of here, may end tomorrow if new clues are not found. Father Benjamin Hipp will remain in the area to continue the hunt after possemen quit, insisting his son may still be alive.
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Autte
Joneon Hipp
Dutta
Milea
Here
Benjamin Hipp
Possemen
Ife
Als
Wan Atill
Just a Minute with Irwin Scort Winslow
In Winslow Arizona on September 2 a curious tale unfolds as rival merchants react to a new clothing store opening. A nearby plot led to bankruptcy and closing sales at adjacent shops while a large sign proclaimed MAIN ENTRANCE IRVINS COBB.
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Mr. Ginsberg
Europe Nears Grave Crisis Amid Med Resistance
Athens reports Soviet steamer Malakieff sunk off Skyros by a submarine flying a Spanish insurgent flag one crewman killed. British naval reinforcements move into the western Mediterranean. London and Paris approve a Mediterranean conference to curb piracy and pressure Italy, with Mussolini's stance potentially broadening intervention.
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Athens
Malakieff
Skyros Island
Aegean Sea
London
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Spain
France
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Traly
Britain
Havock
Woodford
Elx
Neville Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Italy
Ashara
Mussolini
Sonalder
Volunteera
Warship in peril as Chinese and Japanese shells hit Shanghai
Unconfirmed reports recount Chinese shells near the U S cruiser Augusta during a heavy bombardment aimed at a Japanese ship near the Whangpoo River opposite the International Settlement. Fires burned land points as guerrilla snipers along the footing shores attacked ships and planes.
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Shanghai
Augusta
United States Asiatic Sect
Tatay
Tozumo
Pootung
Tnduetrial Aertinn
Whangpoo River
International Settlement
Theumo
Whang
Anguala
Infants Paralyzed Die After Iron Lung Transport to Denver
Maybelle Outratt, 1, dies in Denver after an iron lung arrives from Toronto and Chicago to aid a battle against infantile paralysis. A second patient, Shirley Krause, 30 months, remains critical as Maybelle dies within 11 hours of arrival. The family, under quarantine, watches in their home as nurses and Dr. Wicklind administer care at Steele Memorial Hospital.
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Denver
Maybelte
Steels Hospital
Areea
Nenver
Shirley Kranng
Maybelle
N. A. Wicklind
Fnterne
Hospital
T. L. Williams
Mayballé
Williama
Abe Wan
George
Shirley Krause
Tgo
Jenny
Slater
Mary Lou
Steamship Tarpon Sinks Off Panama City Coast
Coast guard search for about 16 missing after the steamship Tarpon sinks offshore. Thirteen crew members accounted for, two dead. Of those aboard, ten were white and the remainder black. Bodies of Captain W. G. Barrow and W. H. Russell recovered. Eight white survivors and a black survivor landed at Pensacola aboard Coast Guard Cutter Trilon.
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Panama City
Pla
Coast Guard
W. G. Barrow
W. H. Russell
Pensacola
Trilon
Borrow
Chapman views murder near Ken town. victim identified
Rozeman Sept 2 Ray Chapman, who witnessed an unidentified man near Ken last week, returned to Nozeman and identified the morgue victim as the man who gave him a ride from Parton. Sheriff Westlake and officers searched the scene, finding four .26 caliber cartridges. no clues yet on the slayer known as Sun.
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Rozeman
Ray Chapman
Ken
Nozeman
Parton
Chapman
Newcastle
Wyn
Lovith T. Weatlake
Toronian
Beene Me
Weatlaka
Westlake
Toston
Sun
Opium Found in False Ceiling Aboard Lincoln Line Flagship
In New York on September 2 1904 a federal squad on the 93 Manhattan flagship of the United States line found 60 pounds of opium concealed in a false ceiling aboard the liner.
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New York
Manhattan
United States Line
Speed flyer killed in Cleveland air race crash
Leo Miles of Fort Worth Texas died at Cleveland airport as his special water craft crashed after tearing off its wing during final preparations for the national air races. The craft plunged from about 200 feet, ending at the airport vicinity shortly before the event opening.
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Glevaland
Leo Miles
Fort. Worth
Texas
Speed Mier
Clevaland
Cleveland Mirgort
Union Dispute Again May Tie Up Frisco Shipping
San Francisco reports a renewed clash between the AFL CIO and the Coastwise Shipping Employers over warehouse wage and discrimination claims. Waterfronts marshal cargo as talks with the National Labor Relations Board aim to end the standoff. The dispute centers on 75 allegedly locked out warehouse workers tied to the Lewis organization.
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Frisco’s Shipping
San Francisco
F.L
National Labor Relations Board
Bay
Areo
A.F.L. Boam- Mere
C.S.0
Jehs L. Lewis
C.lo
Califormis Corporation
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Yangtze River
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