Primaries Highlight Upsets Across States
Early returns in multiple states show sweeping moves in the primaries. Huey P Long backed candidates score strong wins in Louisiana while Colorado factions rally behind Gov Edwin C Johnson. Washington and Arizona contests reveal crowded fields for Democratic and Republican nominations.
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Associated Prost
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Bliss Josephine Roche
Edwin C Johnson
Colorado
Nate C. Warren
World News In Gist From The Avarlated Press
Domestic races in Yortland Maine give Republican Senator Hale a 1200 vote lead and Democratic Governor Brann a 33000 majority. Other items note eight nearby elections, Morro Castle blaze probe, militia call outs, mediation talks, and diplomatic probes. Also reports of NRA reorganization, League diplomacy on Paris Manila talks, and global arms debates. Two men sought in Labatt Adanaping case.
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Maine
Hale
Brann
Washington
New York
Morro Castle
Woshington
Mscitadon
Nye
Iianapolis
Donald Edward Dil
Indianapolis
Donald Edward Ditlon
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Johnson
NRA
Geneva
League of Nationa
Maaila
London
Labor Party
Maine recount tests Hale in Senate race and GOP gains
Senator Frederick Hale narrowly clung to a lead by 1 238 votes as Maine copsed recounts after a close statewide contest. Governor Brann’s loss to Alfred Ames produced a 33 000 vote margin for Democrats with Dubord signaling an appeal. Representative Carroll Reedy faced unexpected setbacks in the First District after a strong New Deal push.
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Portland
Frederick Hale
Alender
United States Senate
Loura J. Brann
Maine
Alfred K. Ames
Hale
F. Harold Dubord
Dubord
Secretary of State
Carroll L. Reedy
Top price paid for ram at Salt Lake ram sale
Salt Lake City Sept 11 AP A top price of 810 dollars for a yearling ram was set on opening day of the National Ram sale. Day Farm Company Parewan Utah sold the ram to John K Madsen Mt. Pleasant Utah. Madsen had earlier sold a yearling ram to J W Owens Ozone Texas for 1975. About 200 shepherds from western U S and Canada attended, described by A W Thompson of Lincoln Nebraska as perhaps the most important event in U S shoepmen.
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Salt Lake City
Day Farme Company
Parewan
Utah
John K Mndsen
Mt. Pleasant
Madsen
J. W. Owens
Ozone, Tex
Bome
United States
Canada
Als
A. We. Thompson
Lincoln
Neb
Canada and U S on Trail of Labatt Kidnappers
Canadian and United States authorities pressed the hunt for two men linked to the kidnapping of John Labatt, London Ont. brewer. Albert Pegran, a former bootlegger, and David Meisner, named by officials in both countries, are suspected participants including the car driver and a man who arranged rental of the hideout cottage.
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Toronto
United States
John 4
Labatt
London
Ont
Albert Pegran
Detroit
David Meisner
Pegran
Arthur Roebuck
Every American Should Have This New Map
A Washington Information Bureau offer unveils a 21 by 28 inch fire color map, showing continental United States and detached territories, with the reverse side displaying key data and Washington DC street map. Order by sending ten cents with the coupon, to learn about the states, capitals, and histories.
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Washington Information Bureau
Continental
United States
Washington, D.C
MAP OF THE UNITED STATES OFFER FROM HELENA INDEPENDENT
The Helena Independent Information Bureau offers a copy of the MAP OF THE UNITED STATES for ten cents in coin. Send a wrapped payment to Frederic J. Haskin Director Washington D C for mailing to Washington BD C address provided.
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Helena
The
United States
Governor Johnson Leads Roche in Colorado Primary
Denver reports show Governor Edwin Johnson building a lead over Miss Josephine Roche in the Democratic gubernatorial primary as incomplete returns from 585 of 1,649 precincts give Johnson 27,060 votes to Roche 23,409. Republican contender Nate C. Warren runs unopposed with 5,594 votes in 131 precincts, while John A. Martin leads Georges J. Knapp two to one for the congressional nomination.
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Denver
Colo
Edwin
Johnson
Josephingo Roche
Misa Roche
Colorado
Nate C. Warren
John A. Martin
Georges J. Knapp
Wrong church mix up ends in protest
In Los Angeles on September 11 James H. Scott, elected to a Republican county central committee, attended a party meeting by mistake and caused an uproar when his name was not called, only to discover he had attended the Democratic session. In Rawltona Wyoming an oil tank explosion killed Orie Punean, a highway department employee.
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Lon Angeles
James H. Scott
Republican County Central Committee
Scott
Rawitna
Wyo
Creston
Here
Sweetwater County
Orie Punean
Highway Department
Huey Long Dominates New Orleans Victory in Louisianas Vote
Huey P. Long swept the New Orleans election, defeating Mayor T Semmes Walmsley and gaining control of the city administration. The victory strengthens Longs hold as state dictator and U S Senator, enabling further graft probes and likely ousting Walmsley through a legislature Longs machine controls.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
T. Semmes Walmsley
Long
United States
Walmsley
Financial writer dies by own hand in San Diego
San Diego California September 11 Youoph Wild 65 a noted business writer leapt from Cabrillo bridge Balboa Park. His body was found on a canyon road 156 feet below the bridge. A note expressed despair and he left a will in his coat. He was born in Oldham Lancashire England and survived by his widow Anna Wild and son Kendal Wild both of San Diego.
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San Diego
Calif
Agush Wild
Oldham
Lancashire
England
Fairchild Corporation
New York City
Anna Wild
Kendal Wild
After Morro Castle disaster warrants issued to Ward liner crew
Civil warrants were served on the Ward liner's first assistant radio operator and crew after a day of disclosures in the Morro Castle inquiry. Authorities sought their appearance before a federal grand jury while the Siboney departure plans prompted a government complaint. Radio operator George I Alagna held as a material witness for reports of a wireless query about the fire before the stand by call.
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Morro Castle
New York
Department of Commerce
Ward
United States
Martin Conboy
Federal Grand Jury
Cowboy
T. Blake Kennedy
Ward Line
George I Alagna
Roosevelt and New Deal dominate Texas party conventions
In Dallas and across Texas, both Republican and Democratic gatherings praise or deride Roosevelt era policies. A Houston keynote calls the president a mad man in the White House while Galveston audience boos Hoover. Texas leaders Morris Sheppard and Tom Connally push NRA critique amid partisan bursts.
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Roosevelt
Texas
Dallas
Tex
White House
Houston
Galveston
Hoover
Dc. K. McDowell
del Rio
Fundamental reorganization of NRA coming
Washington dispatch describes a near reality of NRA restructuring as recovery agencies launch a consumer support push and Johnson's self-government by industry concept gains traction. Roosevelt issues executive orders to implement the approach while plans to distribute a new blue eagle consumer badge expand nationwide.
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NRA
Recovery Agencs
Hugh 5
Johnson
Roosevelt
Blue Eagle Authority
Gan
Wright elected grand chancellor of Knights of Pythias
At Great Falls on September 11 Thomas P Wright of Missoula was named grand chancellor and Verda Shriver of Bozeman grand chief of the Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters as the annual convention closed. Other officers named include Ray Michaud Anaconda and T W Midkiff Great Falls. Banquet tonight capped the sessions.
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Thomas P. Wright
Misoaula
Verda Shriver
Boseman
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Siatera
Wright
T. W. Wil Hama
Sand Coulee
Ray Michaud
Anaconda
T. W. Midkiff
Prelate
Sea Tranx
Life
Master At Arms
R.H. Thomas
Centerville
Innat Guard
A. Jordan
Kalispell
Outer Guard
Dave Hop
Sweet Graaa
Elsa Quigley
Billings
Grand Guard
Hyde Park crowds mock both sides in city parley clash
London observers note Hyde Park drew vast crowds as rival groups including black shirts and communists held separate events. The writeup says the public walked away content, having had their say and leaving Angland to an ambiguous, peaceful resolution.
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London
Hyde Park
Tandon
Angland
Gates girl is abandoned search for daughter of UPenn president
Vir gins Ewing Gates, 23, daughter of University of Pennsylvania president Thomas S. Gates, vanished from a dude ranch August 14. Justice agents and state officers pursued leads, then abandoned the effort, with Sheriff Holt citing her as an heiress seeking romance and the family hopeful she is returning home.
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Pinedale
Wyo
Philadelphia
Department of Justice
Ewing Gates
Thomas S. Gates
University of Pennsylvania
W. D. Holt
Misa Gates
Olt
Miss Gates
Riotous clashes in Saylesville and Central Falls Rhode Island
A riot involving about 4 000 protesters and 260 National Guardsmen raged through Saylesville and Central Falls Rhode Island. Earlier days saw smaller fights with injuries including a 78 year old woman shot. State police and guardsmen kept control near the Sayles Finishing plant. night battles continued in darkness.
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Saylesville
R. I
Central Falls
Sayleeville
BR. 1
Falla
Sayles Finishing Company
Eastern Montana Catholics Gather for Diocesan Convention
About one thousand Catholics from nearly every eastern Montana city met in Billings for the second annual diocesan convention. Archbishop Edward D. Howard of Portland spoke thrice as councils reviewed Catholic action in opening sessions. Tomorrow night features a talk on motion pictures by Bishop Duane Hunt of Salt Lake City and Benediction.
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Billings
Montana
Edward D. Howard
Portland
Duane G. Hunt
Salt Lake City
Fire kills mother and four children at Ruby Yukon River
Anchorage dispatch reports a Ruby Yukon River home fire today killed Mrs. Andrew McDonald and her children William 15 Christine 14 David 12 and Grace 1. The blaze followed gasoline use in the house. the husband had left briefly to fetch food when the gasoline ignited and exploded.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Ruby
Yukon River
Andrew McDonald
William
Christine
David
Grace
Indiana Boy of 13 Found Dead in Brutal Slaying
Indianapolis dispatch reports the body of Donald Farwald Dillon, 18, found washed from a south side shore after a cloudburst. He had two gunshot wounds to the head, a gagged mouth with a handkerchief, scorched left hand, and marks of torture. His death is linked to a sadistic attack, with police noting brutal assault traits. He had been missing since Sunday night from his home near the bridge. his mother Dimmie Dion described him as studious and reliable, with two younger brothers and an older sister.
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Donald Farwald Dillon
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Donald
Dimmie Dion
Leroy
Hare
Axel
Dillon
Mead
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