Blackmail Plot Bared in Chicago
Two North Shore society brides faced death threats in extortion schemes exposed with the capture of Rudolph Diez who claimed to be only a messenger for a mysterious black moustached man demanding 3000 dollars from Edwin H Anheratt Jr of Branston. Ann married Raymond Mitchell of Minneola and Berthales wife spoke of a similar plot though she was not questioned. Police allege a broader conspiracy tied to Ermont J Noyon of the Aluminum Company of America. Continued on Page.
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Chicago
North Shore Society
Rudolph Diez
Edwin H. Anheratt, Jr
Branston
Ann
Raymond Otta Mitchell
Minneanola
Berthales
Talq
Arana
Ireland
Ernont J. Noyon
Diphid Managar
America
Soviet Plane Falls Three Men Killed
Moscow dispatch reports a Soviet airplane crashed near Relufla vay during a flight from Newland, killing three crew members. Two were rescued as the craft went out of control in rough air while attempting to overtake a convoy of cargo steamers.
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Moscow
Relufla Vay
Anrnet
Newland
Coolidge to head inquiry on railways in new commission
Prominent national leaders including Calvin Coolidge are expected to join a non partisan railroad study commission. Sponsored by banks and insurers, the group will aim to recommend remedial legislation at the next Congress. Railroads will have no role in the commission, expenses covered by financial interests. Initial fund may reach about $190,000.
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Victor Eubane
Associated Press
New York
Calvin Coolidge
Wall Street
National Association of Mutual Savings Banks
Commission
Ready to Become a Doctor's Bride
Anan Macdonald daughter of Tremfer Ramsay Mac Donald of Great Britain intends to be a real help to the doctor she will marry on September 20. After two years since engagement, Dr. Alastair Mackinhan of Edinburgh Scotland has been busy with medical duties at the Novel Infirmary.
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Anan Macdonald
Tremfer Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Mary
Alastair Mackinhan
Hdinsburgh
Scotland
Optimistic Reports On Campaign To Roosevelt From Democrats
Mode Park XV Sept 10 CAPY Gay Franklin J Roosevelt said today he received optimistic reports about the remaining presidential campaign from Democratic leaders and national figures including Governor, Senator Wagner, and Senator Swanson of New York. They praised Young's continued participation in National Defense efforts and noted Roosevelt’s stance aligned with defense needs. The Washington note confirms Roosevelt’s favorable view of the defense posture and the ongoing campaign discourse.
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Roosevelt
Mode Park
Capy Gay
Franklin J
Rensrvelt
Senato Howert
Wiener
New York
Laude A. Bieaneen
Virginia Durin
Young
Chicago
Ronvesolt
Hig
Washington
Am “Ateauate
National Defense
Army and Navy Townal
Molin Callan
Baughtie Puntisher
Roternots Siews
Wie
Wagner and
Swanson
Opera tenor sentenced for assault at dramatic clash
The authorites sentence Giordann Calle-Karl, an opera tenor, to three months in jail after a dispute with director Gaetano Ravagniti. The case centers on a confrontation that underscores tensions between directors and performers in the opera company.
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Alan, Waly
Giordann Calle- Karl
Gaetano Ravagniti
Opera Wretos
Dorinion
Cheonote
Inquiry in Bern case turns to Dot Millettes death
A sensational inquiry into the Bern case centers on the apparent suicide of actress Dot Milletts after the death of film producer Dorothea Bern. Police and reporters traced a chain of clues from a riverfront disappearance to a nude body found by a butler, with motives pondered as family and business ties unravel in a high profile tragedy.
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Bern
Dot Millette
Angolas
Sant
J'aul Fern
San Francisco
Feramento
Sacamento
Torothy Milletts
Namthy [Sette
Rnei
Nt Hfo
Acenario
Business Leaders Entering Campaign in Northwest
Twenty five business leaders from across the North West respond to the Industrial Rehabilitation Committee call in the Ninth Federal Reserve district. Robert F. Pack of Minneapolis leads the campaign to restore business conditions and create jobs. The group includes PF. B. Connelly of Billings Frank Scotten of Montana Tower Co Grant Folin Henry Good and others from Kalispell and Montana towns.
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Minneapolia
Federal Reserve District
Conpara
Ulan
Hualnesa
Lavive Cama
Robert F. Pack
Minneapolis
Cnll
Renl
Montana
PF. B. Connelly
Billings
Mont
Frank Scotten
Montana Tower Company
Grant Folin
Henry Good
Miller
Kallepell
Monster Devil Fish Reported Near Oahu Off Kaneohe Bay
Honolulu September 1 reports a giant devil fish lurking offshore near Kaneohe Bay Oahu. Local fishermen saw an enormous creature nearly 50 feet in diameter with tentacles trailing from one leg and dorsal fins four to six feet above the surface as it swam.
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Honolwia
Fenrit
Flasher
Terrn Ureak
Kaneoha Hay
Oahutaland
Iday
Ira
Ian
Five Paths Seen to Avert Reichstag Crisis in Germany
Berlin reports indicate five possible routes to prevent the dissolution of the Reichstag as it reconvenes Monday. Options include dropping Chancellor von Papen for a new government, or the Nazi bloc moderating to tolerate the current regime. Leaders Hitler and Stegerwald push a joint program to secure presidential acceptance and avoid years of deadlock.
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Berlin
Aavcals
Reichstag
Esther Troaldent van Windenburg
Franz von Papen
Frank
Hitler
Stegerwald
French reply to Berlin on equality cites peace pact
Paris dispatch reports Franco’s reply to Germany re equality and peace pact. The note, approved by the cabinet, argues any settlement must be supported by Allied nations and cannot be imposed by Germany alone. The French ambassador to Berlin will deliver the message to the German government with a major American pronouncement anticipated tomorrow.
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RENCH
Berlin
Paris
Franco
Germany
Alvnt Taahru
Arye Geez
Gormany
Nationa
Norrow
Marlin
Weather outlook for coming week in Northern Mountain region
The forecast indicates generally fair conditions with near normal daytime highs and cool nights. Expect mild winds and minimal precipitation, though localized fog may occur in valleys early mornings.
Week of pivotal elections sweeps across Maine and eight states
Washington dispatch notes a national political focus shifting to Maine for crucial elections, then moving to eight state primaries. Seven states vote Tuesday Arizona Colorado Vermont Michigan Washington New Hampshire and Louisiana with Georgia on Wednesday. Maine races include governor and three house seats as national leaders push hard in a high stakes campaign.
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Washington
Maine
Arizona
Colorado
Vermont
Michigan
New Hampshire
Louisiana
Georgia
Louis J. Arann
Burleigh Morin
Senate
Surplus Corn May Be Used as Fuel in Schuyler
Schuyler Nebraska September 10 71 Telfax county plans to heat the county courthouse and two school buildings with corn fuel to create a ready market for farmers surplus corn if approved by the county board of commissioners.
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Schuyler
Neb
Telfax
County Board of Commissioners
Robins kidnapping mystery stirs US officials
Washington officials chase a puzzling tale of Colonel Raymond Robins' disappearance amid amnesia and alleged imperialist plots. Prohibition chief Amos Woodcock says agents in Florida found nothing to prove a kidnapping or harm tied to Robins. Other officials note Robins pushed for Soviet recognition and had recent talks with Soviet representatives.
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Clarwnch M. Wright
Associated Press
Washington
Amnesia
Ranalan Iperialista
Raymond Robins
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Prohibition Bureau
Indiag Rabina
Katd Tita
Florida
Reprica
Russia
Polling Cancels Oregon Campaign to Aid Robins Search
Dr. Daniel A. Polling, a noted Prohibition repeal leader, arrived in Oregon to speak but today cancelled all engagements and flew to Chicago to assist in the search for Col. Raymond Robins after his mysterious disappearance.
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Portland
Ore
Daniel A. Polling
Sry
Oregon
Chicago
Col
Raymond Robins
Paling
Oregonian
Appeal to Powers by Chinese Coming
The foreign office of the Chinese nationalist government planned identical notes to the signatories of the one power treaty regarding Manchurian affairs. The notes sought a conference to discuss anticipated recognition of Manchukuo by Japan, which China would deem a treaty violation.
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Nanking
Chi
Bse
Manchukng
Yapan
China
Plane crash kills Indiana guardsman
Cinton Indiana September 10 Major Richard F Taylor commanding officer of the 118th observation squadron Indiana national guard died of injuries from a crash near Cinton yesterday.
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Cinton
Ind
Richard F. Taylor
Indiana National Guard
Riot tragedy in North Carolina turns violent
In Thomanville, Sept 1, rioters hurled rocks as police officers clashed with crowds. A bomb struck a vehicle injuring bystanders and two men were arrested. One worker reported a threat of widespread consequences amid the unrest.
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North Carolina
Not Ready for Final Program Plans for Farm Relief Proposed
South Dakota Attorney General M. Q. Sharpe and state executives heard testimony on farm conditions and relief ideas. Proposals include debt moratoriums currency inflation and a middle western embargo on farm shipments. The National Farmers' Holiday Association thanked the press for its spirit as contrasting images of farmers at revolution’s brink and facing economic ills were described during the conference.
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M. Q. Sharpe
South Dakota
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Roosevelt support widens as Vanderbilt on Montana tour
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr and John Jods predict a lasting shift toward Franklin D. Roosevelt as the nation nears the election. They tour Montana passing through Helena and Butte meeting officials and planning events for Roosevelt and the Montana reception. The travelers claim 36,000 miles by auto and visits to 3,600 newspapers while surveying national conditions. Vanderbilt, 34, is a journalist and son of Cornelius Vanderbilt. Continued on Page 10.
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Roosevelt
Cornelius Vanderbilt, JR
Montana
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Tra
John Jods
Vanderbilt
Mr. Brodis
Helena
T. J. Walsh
Butte
Union
Cornelius Vanderbilt UE
Massie case reopens as Hawaii suspects face new reports
Philadelphia dispatch reports Thomas W Massie and three others accused in the attack on his wife may have their case reopened in Honolulu. A private detective H Framer will present a report at a New York conference on October 3 with territorial governor Lawrence Judd and others. The sentence of two enlisted sailors and Mrs Fortescue’s son in a separate killing case is noted.
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Philadelphia
Thomas W. Massie
Hawalinna
Haanluha
Massie
New Mealeo
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Granville Fortescue
Hawaii
H. Franer
New York
Lawrence M. Judd
Honolulu
Breckenridge man charged with murder of former wife
Breckenridge Texas Sept 10 Doy Arnold 34 once sentenced to be hanged for criminal assault and pardoned was charged with slaying his former wife Zelma Arnold 28 on a downtown street Beaten over the head and stabbed in the abdomen she died ten minutes after the attack Arnold surrendered following a recent divorce filinglinien
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Breckenridge
Texas
Doy Arnold
Texan
Zelma Arnold
Arnold
Disabled Veterans Rally for Full Benefits at American Legion Meet
In Portland Oregon on Sept 10 delegates to the fourteenth national American Legion convention assembled to press for intact benefits for disabled World War veterans. National Commander Henry A Stevens Jr led the call for immediate payment of the bonus with little opposition anticipated.
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Portland
Ore
American Legion
Henry A. Stevens, Jr
Building plans expedited under Garner Weegner act
Washington reports the first projects under the Garner Weegner act to aid employment. The international board announced 41 building projects totaling $43.69 million, each exceeding $300,000, funded by relief appropriations cut by Comptroller General McGarr as part of economy measures.
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Washington
International Board
Hoover
McGarr
Four men held in probe of disaster aboard steamer
New York AP report says four men, including co owner of the Observation, were held as material witnesses after the steamer exploded killing at least 41 workers. Among those held are Alexander Forsythe and Walter Larash, with Victor Michaelson and Otto Nelson also detained. They ordered to appear before a grand jury Tuesday in a federal probe.
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New York
Observation
Alexander Forsythe
George
At & Ncepital
Lwere Walter Larash
Victor Michaelson
Otto Nelson
Charlee B. McLaughlin
Fromen Held
Libby Bank Raider Taken and Part of Loot Found
Portland Oregon police arrested Joseph Miller alias Lander in Libby Montana after a bank robbery at First National Bank of Mihby Montana on September 2. He confessed to stealing 80 750 and had 7 530 cash, bought a car, spent rest on clothes and fare, and gave 500 to a friend. Miller claimed no help and hid in woods before traveling west by taxi. he is described as an escaped convict from Walla Walla penitentiary. Local detectives from Libby and Tacoma coordinated the arrest.
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Portland
Ore
Mont
Joseph Miller
Alian Lander
First National Bank
Mihby
Miller
Tone
Millar
Woods
Libby
Tacoma
Po- Me
Stectives
Ionn Goltz
W. E.williams
James M. Tackaberry
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Fishing Boats Sink In Fierce Northeast Gale
AP reports six fishing boats sank at their moorings in Pouch Cove during a fierce northeast gale. Sixty other boats were in danger as the fleet feared to sink. The steamer Odonsholm at Burnt Point near St John’s was abandoned by its crew.
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J. John's
N. F
Borta
Pouch Cove
Odonsholm
Burnt Point
St. John's
City in Salvador shaken by temblor epicenter La Union
Ban Salvador, Republic of Salvador. Sent. 10. A prolonged earth shock was reported today from the port city of La Union. Inhabitants fled their homes and wandered the streets for several hours before returning, but there was no damage.
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Salvador
Republic of Salvador
la Union
Conflicting Reports On Fight Over Fort Boqueron In Chaco
The Associated Press notes divergent dispatches from Asuncion and La Paz on the battle for Fort Boqueron in the Chaco region. Paraguayan claims say Bolivians were dislodged and fighting continued near Hogueran, while Bolivian communiqués report Bolivians routing the Paraguayan besiegers with many casualties.
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Lower
Chaco
Associated Press
South America
Boqueron
Tower
Chien
Asuncion
Hogueran
la Paz
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