Wilson 10 Work for Socialist
Dr. Clarence True Wilson, head of the Methodist temperance board, denounced President Hoover at the Ohio conference, declaring the president deserted the dry forces on election day and that many would vote for Norman Thomas. The conference defended him, with plans to extend his remarks across the tour.
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Cincinnnati
Hoover
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Ohio
Wilson
Sam
Norman Thomas
Aresident
Stanly Pat
Hla Apegeh
Cincinnatic Times-Star and Exquiror
Jenderk
Hin Aneed
Anna Peck Climbs Mountains Still at 15
Gorham Newfoundland reporter notes Atha S. Pook of New York City plans to reach her 82nd birthday next month as she trudges to the summit of Mount Crescent by Randolph, 3,200 feet high, then descends. It also credits her as the first American worn to on Mount Flansraran in Porad, 21,812 feet, in a 24 year span.
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Gorham
Atha S. Pook
New York City
Roosevelt Swing Tour Plans Across Nation
A week from today Governor Roosevelt leaves Albany for a 4000 mile western and midwestern swing. He will deliver major addresses in Topeka Kansas City and Chicago with twenty stops and overnight city stays. The journey spans 24 days with final return to Albany after a state convention in early October.
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Walter T. Brownhyde Park
N. Ya Septa
Roosevelt
We West
AL Toprka
Slava
Poland
Sion City
Albany
Oot
Antoat
Roosewelt
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New York Central
Ciara Nevada Range Blaze Devours Woods
Sacramento California Bent The season s worst forest fire in the Sierra Nevada ranges east of Sacramento has blackened 9 000 acres disrupting traffic on the PlacervilleTahos road and menacing summer homes at Wrights lake. It threatens valuable timber stands in the Eldorado National forest and holdings of Michigan California Lumber company as flames spread since yesterday.
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Sacramento
Calif
Sierra Nevada Ranges
Placerville-Tahos
Wright's Lake
Iil Dorado National Forest
Ta Michigan-California Lumber Company
Steuben Society Backs Five Day Week and Amendment
At its closing session in St Louis the Steuben Society of America favored immediate adoption of the five day working week and swift action on the Ath amendment. The resolutions emerged from the society's annual convention with emphasis on broader reform and universal adoption goals.
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St. Louis
Nepea
Steuben Sacioty of
America
Paraguay and Bolivia edge toward war amid Chaco dispute
Reported by Box and others, Paraguay and Bolivia plan to declare states of war under the 1967 Covenant, aiming to impose a blockade and end hostilities in the Chaco region. Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Peru align with one side while the Washington neutrals seek arbitration and a truce to halt armed clashes.
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la Box
Cleeles
BOC
Pewur
Tery
Bolivia
Cluwen
ATG
Pere
Jang Chaco
Government Intervenes in Lancashire Cotton Strike
The British government moved to intervene in the Lancashire cotton textile strike where about 150,000 workers are out and potential expansion could involve many more. Labor Minister Sir Henry Betterton contacted both employers and employees. contents of the letters were not disclosed.
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London
Lancashire
Henry Betterton
Mass hunger strike and self harm protest in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires on September a large protest saw fifty four detainees labeled trematents slash their abdomens with razor blades while 180 others began a hunger strike. Few dozen were critically wounded as some viewed the acts as a suicidal protest against long detentions without trial.
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Buenon Aires
Prigotera
Catremlat
Rubio Aims to Rally Backing for Successor
Former President Pascual Ortiz Rubio, traveling through Torreon en route to Mor Springs Arkansas, drew about 12 000 people at the station to back President Rodrigues.
Legion chooses West Virginia leader for national commander
Louis A Johnson of Clarksburg West Virginia chosen by West Virginia legionnaires as national commander at the American Legion convention in Portland Oregon September 12 to 15. Johnson is a former department commander and national executive committee member who served as captain with the Soin division overseas in World War One. National headquarters shift to Portland for the convention with Indianapolis remaining nominal. James F Barton national adjutant led the early arrival of the Legion in Portland.
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Louis A Johnson
Clarksburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Portland
Ore
Ute American Legion
Legion
Indianapolis
Paul Bern Suicide Shocks Hollywood
Hollywood mourns Paul Bern a noted motion picture producer writer and husband of Jean Harlow after a gunshot ends his life in his mansion Police say the death may be investigated and Mina Harlow Jean’s mother is away visiting her parents as staff report a failed dinner preceded the tragedy
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Paul Bern
Jean Harlow
Self
Hollywood
Calif
Sept. B
Mina Harlow
Marino Mello
Bera
Labor Day Air Classic Won By Doolittle In Fast Time
America's speed ace Major James H W Doolittle of St Louis won the Labor Day Air Classic on a 100 mile course at 252.080 mph, lapping all but Wedel of Patterson La who finished second. The race drew the crowd to capacity with Mrs Mae Halzlip of Ferguson Mo setting a women's speed record on the three kilometer straight, while AL Wilson of Holly died in the event during the closing day after motor trouble and angina during turns.
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Doolittle
Oscar Leiding
Cleveland
America
James HW. Doolittle
St. Louis
Houay
Jamey R. Wedel
Patterson
Mr Corps
Lowell Bayles
Mra
Mae Halzlip
Pergueon
Col
Hoscas Turner
Los Angeleen
Daaling
Wedall
Turner
Halzup
Halzp
AL Wilson
Holly
Von Papen trade program put in force in Germany
Berlin reports that Chancellor von Papen’s economic plan to stimulate private industry and relieve unemployment is now in effect. The four sections aim to revive business, industry and agriculture, with measures for credit, relief, and miscellaneous actions under emergency decrees.
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von Papen
Berlin
Chanest
Frank von Papen
Ondo
Ben Rane
OMA
Bitalnens
Associated Press
Menigo City Striking Tax Drivers Block Traffic
Mexico City moved to a standstill around noon as tax drivers blocked main streets by driving cars onto street car tracks and abandoning them. Police cleared the tangle after the brief disruption.
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Mexico City
Pollee
Schenck Clings To Safety Of Bastile
Clearfield Pennsylvania September 5. Barret Schenck 16 Hopewell New Jersey, claimed he was held captive for a private detective for seven and a half days after the Lindbergh kidnapping. He returned with Sheriff Ira McCloskey and said he may stay a day or so. District Attorney Cortez Bell said Schenck is free to go back to Hopewell but he opted to remain briefly. May Sue Belt claimed Schenck may prosecute the private detective. He was found after a man guarding him reported it to Johnstown authorities.
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Clearfield
P— Barret Schenck
Hopewell
N. T
Fish Poldher
Ira McCloskey
Somerset
Johnstown
Cortez Bell
Schenck
Ab Hlarty
May Sue Belt
Lower Rio Grande Flood Path Heads Toward Valley
Brownsville Texas reports Rio Grande flood waters neared the lower valley with millions in damage and some deaths. Army flyers noted the flood crest near Rio Grande City about 100 miles upstream, with warnings predicting crest reach Mission and the extreme lower valley by Wednesday. The valley area is expected to flood similarly to 1923, though with greater danger in spots, threatening land between river and levees and prompting evacuations.
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Brownsville
Texas
Rio Grande
Rio Grande Valley
Danner
Finod
Rio Grande City
Brownaville Weather Bureau
Mission
Wedneway
Loot Worth Up To Million In Chicago Vault Robbery
Chicago stores and bar holders pressed for details as Roch and Company vaults reported loot ranging from 190000 to 1000000. Time locks delayed verification until Tuesday morning, leaving about 250 safety deposit boxes robbed by eight men while captives were held. Depositors face losses as the vault firm carried only 7500 robbery insurance, officials said. Loot estimates varied, with police and other sources citing 250000 to one million dollars.
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Chicago
Roch and Company
Ney
MacDonald backs world economic conference meeting timing
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald proposes the first preparatory commission meeting for the world economic conference could occur in late September. He sent the idea in a letter to the secretary general of the League of Nations.
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Geneva
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
MacDonald
Lengio of Nations
Pile Up of Seven Cars Ends in Fatal Fire
Boston report describes a seven car pile up during a mile race. Al Mraser of Philadelphia burned in the wreck as others collided. One spectator injured while two track workers treated. Maver Wan killed in the incident.
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Boston
AL Mraser
Midladelphia
Kendville
Seawan
Almart
Mlames
Xruci
Tia Hoow Fu
Maver Wan
Tin Eho Rico
Farmers clash as blockade resumes near James Center
In a renewed clash near James Center Iowa, pickets battled a truckers caravan to defend a farmers strike. Drivers and farmers traded blows and debris as a truce broke, with four drivers injured and a farmer named James Brunner sustaining a broken shoulder.
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Sioux City
James
Iowa County Landara
National Farmers’ Holiday Associatilaw
Jail In Tennessee Invaded By Mob After Negroes
Nashville dispatch reports a mob besieged a Tennessee jail seeking five Black arrestees after the shooting of two Wilson County officers. Sheriff Climer retrieved three prisoners to Nashville, while Lebanon police saved two Black women from harm. Guards later escorted inmates as crowds gathered at the jail yard.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
J. R. Stark
Tehanon
E. Climer
Wilson County
Climer
Lebanon
Lebanon, Tenn, Sept
Deadlocked jury weighs fate of two men in murder case
In San Francisco a weary jury fails to reach a verdict in the murder trial of Frank J. Eman, former public defender, and his ex convict associate Albert Tinnin. The deliberations stretched from before noon Saturday as messages moved between the jurors and Judge Frank I. Donna. The defendant allegedly plotted the death of Mrs Jesus Bealt Hughes to gain her estate and life insurance benefits.
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San Francisco
Bent
Frank J. Eman
Abert Tinnin
Frank I. Donna
Egan
Jesuie Bealt Hughes
Mom
Criefly
WISCONSIN TRAIN COLLISION KILLS DRIVER, MAIMS 26
Milwaukee report states 53 year old VP Fred P. Bushey of Milwaukee died after a rapid transit train from Waukesha struck an automobile at a crossing near Milwaukee. It lists 26 hospitalized including Patrick H. McGovern 38 Milwaukee the motorman with possible skull fracture Samuel Dayne 65 Chicago skull fracture and Mrs Lottla Church 41 Winnetka Illinois with chest injuries.
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Milwaukee
Wig
Fred P. Bushey
Waukesha
Patrick H. McGovern
Samuel Dayne
Chicago
Lottla Church
Winnetka
Til
Three Die as Coast Plane Crashes at Portola
A sight seeing plane crashed on takeoff from Portola airport killing three passengers Helen James 17 Virginia James 16 daughters of a Western Pacific railroad employee and Maurice Murrey 25 lumber mill worker of Grayeagle California. Pilot A N Hall 40 was severely injured with both legs broken and possible internal injuries and remained near death at Portola hospital.
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Portola
Cal
Helen James
Virginia James
Western Pacific Railroad
Lero
Maurice Murrey
Grayeagle
California
A. N. Hall
Labor Day Death Toll Rises Across Nation
Labor Day turnout for U S workers ended amid rising fatalities from traffic accidents heat related incidents and a train wreck in Waukesha Wisconsin. Airplane crashes claimed four lives and four people died in a West heat wave collapse.
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Associated Pros
Waukesha
Wis
Florida May Escape Damage By Storm
A tropical storm lashed Great Abaco in the Bahamas and moved slowly northwestward from about 140 miles northeast of Miami. Weather officials warned of possible danger to south Florida if it reached the mainland, but indicated the threat was likely past and that landfall would occur north of Palm Beach if it did approach the coast.
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Miami
Fla
Great Abaco Island
Bahamas
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Ocean
Richard W. Gray
Daytona Beach
Wilmington
N. C
South Florida
Palm Berch
Poison Route Ends Ranch Tragedy in Goode Case
Columbus reports Mars 1 tal difficulties led to the death of Mrs. Ray C. Goode and a fire that destroyed all buildings and stock on the Goode ranch six miles northwest of Absarokee on Jackstone creek. Coroner Horsen Ballor said Mrs Goode swallowed poison. the husband left for Portland with his belongings after the quarrel. The Goodes, married ten years with no children, had moved from Portland four years ago and Mrs. Goode is survived by her mother and sister.
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Columbus
Ray C. Goode
Goode
Bor
Absarokee
Jackstone Creek
Mrs. Goode
Coules Hall
Horner Ballor
Baldsha
Portland
Goodes
Jack Stone
Ore
Slater
Beon
U S Re financing plan announced by Treasury
The Treasury announced a 1.15 billion refinancing plan to meet maturing obligations. It includes 3.76 billion in five year 4 5 percent notes and 400 million in 4 1 2 percent certificates due Sept 15 1933, dated Sept 15, 1932, with interest payable semi annually and no call before maturity.
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U. S
Treasury
Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Mills
New Illinois Union Would Settle Mess
Gillespie Illinois Sept 5 Armed with constitution and contract blanks calling for a bank wage of 6.10 a day the executive committee of the Progressive Miners of America vows to press for the wage scale. Meeting here the executive and policy committees of miners protested the 6 a day scale approved by the United Mine Workers of America and drafted a constitution and contract blanks for temporary work.
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Gillespie
Wia
Progressive Miners of America
Maine
United Mine Workers of America
Roosevelt's dollar 15 to 60 at auction
Hyde Park September 5 The dollar bill Gov Roosevelt contributed to the Shareholders of America to raise 1,000,000 by dollar contributions will be safe to the highest bidder among many collectors. Robert H Gore of Fort Lauderdale Fla now appears as publisher and director in the Shareholders.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
America
Robert Fl. Gore
Fort Lauderdate
Fin
Apapear Publiqher
Shoraholders
Pirates seize cargo from Dutch ship on Black Sea
In Constanza Romania on September b AP reports pirates attacked the Dutch steamer Galilesees early Sunday, stealing cargo after boarding at midnight. The vessel arrived two days overdue. officers said the raiders overpowered the watch, fleeing with a portion of the cargo as most crew remained aboard.
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Constanza
Rumania
Galileses
Pirata
Sauiniay
Atola
Moat
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