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Des Moines reports a farm strike subsiding into camps near Sioux City with plans to extend a non selling holiday in Minnesota and Wisconsin. In Marshfield Wisconsin thousands of farmers gathered as Arnold Gilberta voiced readiness to use bayonets while Minnesota farmers organize for a statewide strike in two weeks. Governors and leaders cite production costs and profits as drivers, with shifts noted across several states.
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South Dakota
Tawa
Father Held After Preliminary Hearing in Assault Case
In county court Roy Destrinzer, a farmer, was charged with assault and battery with intent to injure. His 16 year old daughter Mildred testified as principal witness. A devoured boy described being whipped and coerced to run a dare, with doctors detailing more than 26 scars on his back and a broken nose from about a month earlier. Destrinzer was bound over to district court after the hearing.
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Oshkowh
David Bars
Roy ¥. Destrinzer
Lewellen
Nel
Farmer
Deshmazer
Mildred
George H. Martin
Shareholders In America Formed to Raise Democratic Funds
New York reports a new plan to raise Democratic campaign funds by the sale of bronze medals bearing Governor Roosevalt and Speaker Garner. The group named Shareholders In America will be led by Mr. St. Gora of Chicago, announced from Democratic National Headquarters.
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New York
Roosevalt
Garner
Shareholders In
America
St. Gora
Chicago
France to consult U S on German arms parity plan
The United States is not a signatory to the Versailles treaty yet France plans to consult Washington about Germany seeking arm parity with other European powers. Officials note that the Versailles arms clauses are echoed in the separate 1921 German treaty. France will study the German aide memoire before acting, taking time to consider revisions.
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United States
France
Germany
de Manda
Taxpayers League stops short of state ticket decision
Great Yalla Montana September 3 Independent candidates for state offices were favored in principle by the Montana Taxpayers League but officials postponed final action. The executive committee was empowered to decide procedures and a future convention was possible. Names mentioned for governor included Lewis Penwell Helena W S McCormack Kalispell and Miles Romney Hamilton.
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Great Yalla
Mont
N de
Montana Taxpayers' League
Mittee
Ada Weaver
Great Falls
Joe Swindlehurst
Livingston
Rookwood Brown
R Billings
Lewis Penwell
Helena
Frank Hayes
Butte
Helen
Larry Dobell
McCormack
Kallapell
Miles Romney
Hamilton
Garri
Rodriguez Named New Mexican President After Ortiz Succession
General Abelardo Rodriguez, veteran soldier, is designated to become president of Mexico by Congress in succession to President Porfirio Ortiz Thubio. He secured broad support from the national revolutionary bloc and will take the oath at 10 oclock tomorrow. Ortiz plans resignation and will depart for Hot Springs, Arkansas for rest and treatment, with War Minister Joaquin Amaro accompanying him to the border.
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Mexico City
Sant
Eneral Abelardo V. Rodrigues
Escobar
Mexico
Congress
Pasacunt Ortiz Thubio
General Rodrigues
National Revolutionary Bloc
Gesaion
Sayor Ortig
Hot Springs
Ark
Pormot
Joaquin Amaro
Creatdon
Mot
Berlin
Wotved
Praian
Ambasaador JT
Beulah May Visit Court After Assault Plans Dismissed
A courtroom recounts a Beulah case tied to rioting and liquor charges. Beulah May and a group faced arrest after a brawl during a hay harvest dispute, with witnesses describing blows and jaw and tooth injuries. The judge noted a drawn outcome as a raider denied prior knowledge, while Rowan and Mat faced mixed sentiments over the proceedings.
Weather outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain region
Unsettled next week with a showery tendency in parts of Montana. Temperatures above normal early in the week then near to below normal toward midweek. Generally fair periods seen later with variable winds and continued mild to cool conditions.
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Rocky Mountain
Montana
Women Handle Guns North Ontrad Bank Robbery
In Hunter Minnesota on September 3 ten women using a machine gun aided two men in a bank robbery at Bank of Hunter. They escaped with 1104 dollars and 25 cents. Walter Smerud was shot in the leg while standing on a street corner. The women fired from the bandit sedan and a citizen with a rifle also exchanged shots from a back window.
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Hunter
MN. D
Walter Smerud
Siege Declared as Quito Battle Claims 860 Lives
In Guayaquil on September a state of siege was declared as federal forces crushed a rebellion in Quito the capital. The seven day battle left an official death toll of 860 with the final figures awaiting confirmation.
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Guayaquil
Gutto
Ecuador
Noptall Bonifar
Quito
Fish dealer questioned in Lindbergh kidnapping probe
Lindbergh case oversight continued as Garrett Schenck a New Jersey fish merchant identified himself to Sheriff Ira McCloskey of Clearfield County as being involved. He was found in an abandoned Somerset area farmhouse with guards and was being questioned along with three other men. Details trace his alleged kidnapping chain from Hopewell to a mountain cabin near Cabola and a Somerset transfer on August 25.
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Johnstown
Ira McCloskey
Clearfield County
Garrett Schenck
Hopewell
N. J
McCloskey
Schenekk
Somerset
Schenck
Dick McCloskey
Jury Deliberates Over Egan Gage Case in San Francisco
In San Francisco a jury of seven men and two women debated the fate of ex-public defender Frank J. Egan and ex-convict Albert Tinnin charged with the murder of Mrs. Deaste Scott Hughes. Judge Hallinan faced contempt penalties, barred from defense duties until a 24 hour jail term is served, while bail upheld at 500 dollars. The panel requested a transcript after 45 minutes of deliberation following nearly four weeks of trial.
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San Francisco
Inu + fay
J. Egan
Puble
Albert Tinnin
Deaste Scott Hughes
Elerly
Vincent W. Hallinan
Egan
Hallinan
Rample
Red Cross Ready Response Appeal for 100000 Women Workers
Washington reports a ready response to the Red Cross appeal for volunteer women to convert government cotton into garments for the needy. James Wieser, vice chairman, said 116,649 volunteers are already enlisted, with 8,790,000 men women and children needing clothing in 1,462 communities.
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Washington
Red Cross
James JL. Wieser
Fieser
NO INDEPENDENT MONDAY Labor Day publication pause
Tomorrow being Labor day a period of rent and recreation dedicated to those who labor The Independent will not be published This is in accordance with the policy of the paper to give its seven day workers and those who work three nights each week an opportunity to have a two day OlMaay The publishers.
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Independent
Burden in U S Far Too Great
Democratic nominees call for nationwide effort to relieve local taxation blamed for farm mortgages and foreclosures. They warn heavy local levies burden banks, railroads, savings and insurance, urging vigilance to keep the economic web intact and aid small farmers and homeowners. Page 2 continuation noted.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Anacortes Store Raided by 40-Member Mob in Broad Daylight
In Anacortes Washington a party of 40 men raided a Skaggs Safeway store at 4 20 p m taking about 150 dollars worth of food and supplies with no arrests. Deputies passing by thought a sale was underway. A guard was later posted around the local port commission warehouse storing Red Cross flour as relief aid reaches about 500 families.
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Anacortes
Wash
Polie
Skaggs Safeway
Lyle Marchand
Marchand
Sherifa
Mount Vernon
Port Commission
Naval officer saves life, dies in crash near Laguna Beach
Clarence P. Skinner, a warrant officer from the U S S Hatfield in San Diego, was killed when his car struck loose gravel and overturned on the coast highway near Laguna Beach. He is survived by his widow Mrs Laurenea Skinner of Mantua North Carolina and his father J A Skinner of Minneapolis.
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Laguna Beach
Cal
Clarence P. Skinner
U. S. S. Hatfield
San Diego
Cosal Highway
Laurenea Skinner
Mantu
North Carolina
J. A. Skinner
Minneapolis
Neuvo Laredo Rio Grande bridge collapse floods area
Flooding on the Rio Grande between Laredo and Nuevo Laredo destroyed two bridge spans and inundated blocks in Nuevo Laredo and nearby towns. Authorities feared as many as 50 people drowned or missing as water covered highways and many residents clung to debris and driftwood on both sides of the river.
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Laredo
Tex
Neuvo Laredo
Rio Grande
Nuevo Laredo
Severnl
Future of Walker in Doubt as Fresh Race Looms
New York reports that Walker left the field open for a bid to regain the mayoralty, saying his case is in the hands of New York City voters. He declined to urge a choice, stressing his record as mayor as the basis for judgment and inviting the people to decide. The remark marks a pivotal moment as speculation grows on Tamanny's backing.
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Walker
Tammany
Robert ST. John
New York
James
New York City
City of
Democratic Party
Discovery of ancient Solutrian workshop in Pyrenees
Smithsonian Institution reports the discovery of a large open air Solutrian workshop in the foothills of the Pyrenees in southern France. Scientists estimate craftsmen about 60,000 years ago made tools and weapons from flint and quartzite across several acres.
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Washington, Sent
Pyrenees
Smithsonian Institution
Third Suspect Taken For Kidnapings In Oklahoma
In Muskogee Oklahoma a third suspect was arrested in the schoolhouse kidnapping of two teachers after a gun attack on a car injured Susie Shar and injured Mrs Pearl Anderson. The trio forced the teachers from their classes and stole Mrs Durham's automobile. The case ties to highwaymen and a robber named Kye Carliale. Anderson underwent surgery and is expected to recover.
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Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
Arakka Mountain
Susie Shar
Pearl Anderson
Long Beach
Calif
Syé
Ji Ta Anderson
Rob Deetman
Leo Hyatt
Delpris Philpott
Woodall
Sheriff Cannon
Wart Gleson
Leoh Durham
Lawrence Powell
Durham
Hyatt and
Philpott
Sherrie Cannon
Bank Guarantee Act Proposed by Idahoan Senator Candidate
Boles Idaho is the setting as Mayor Janos P. Pope of Bolsa, a Democratic candidate for United States senator, urges a change in banking laws to back all bank deposits with federal deposits backing in a public statement.
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Boles
Idaho
Janos P. Pope
Bolsa
United States
Giant derrick falls in storm killing child in Gladewater
In Gladewater Texas a 120 foot derrick toppled by a wind gust crashed onto a house killing Ruby Packer age 10 and injuring Peggy June Safford age 6. The structure had been moved and not guyed, smashing the roof where the children had sheltered moments before.
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Gladewater
Tex
Ruby Packer
Peggy June Safford
Ed Safford
Amateur Pilot Burned After Plane Crash at Airport
Erle Pay 28 year old amateur pilot from Buffalo New York died when his plane caught fire and crashed shortly after takeoff at the Par tia airport.
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Erle
H. &. Hilliker
Buf-falo
N. Y
Part
Rla
Oklahoma Indian Steals Engine From Roundhouse
Wil lam Penn a Cheyenne from Canton agency Oklahoma was jailed today charged with stealing a railroad locomotive. He claimed he just borrowed the engine to the hotel after driving from the Roundhouse at Loamy Cimbing pursued by officers. several shots were fired as they chased the locomotive toward Antop and Burronderad.
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Fairview
Okla
Willam Penn
Canton
Herg
Penn
Poon
Orlanta
Antop
Burronderad
Enama
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