Primary Vote Sparks National Attention in Maryland
On the eve of Maryland's state primary, last minute appeals flood radio and rostrum as President Roosevelt’s influence tests continue. Tydings defends liberal stance while Lewis positions the race as New Deal versus old Republican conscience in a high stakes contest to replace Tydings in the U.S. Senate.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Roosevelt
Millard E. Tydings
U. S. Senate
David J. Lewis
Tydings
Ag & Conservative
Lewis
John D M. Hamilton
Go.p
Farley
I Harrold Dalford
United States
Clyde H. Smith
Arrows
Maine
Brann
Man and wife killed in Minnesota farm house fire
Deer River Minnesota Sept 11. Farmers Matt Jama 55 and wife and their 24 year old daughter Aili were slain at their home. Their house and a nearby haystack were set on fire. Harry Vern 16 is missing as Sheriff Elmer Madson hunts for him. Jama’s scorched body was found in the burning house. Aili and Mrs Jama lay in a barn. Ail left a note blaming the foster son, but the sheriff doubts she wrote it.
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Tver
Minn
Matt Jama
Aili
Harry Vern
Elmer Madson
Jamas
Jama
Madson
Tiasca
Harry Yern
Ahe
Flood hits Fort Collins area and fish hatchery
Heavy rains flood Sunday and strain mountain roads near Fort Collins. Big Thompson canyon highway rockslides cause brief closures while cleanup continues. A Bellvue hatchery loses 40 000 to 50 000 trout and sustains over 5000 dollars in flood damage. County highway system damage estimated at 26000 to 25000 dollars. Continued on Page 3.
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Fort Collins
Cole
W Clifton
Big Thompson Canyon
Rocky Mountain National Park
Big Thompson
Mike Renallo
Bellvue
Benallo
Cache la Pondre
Johnson
Larimer
Prince Arthur of Connaught Dies After Long Illness
London report: Prince Arthur of Connaught, 5? year old grandson of Queen Victoria, dies after a long gastric illness. He rarely appeared in public. His son, the Earl of Duff, inherits the title. Rumors repeatedly linked him to crowns in Serbia Greece and Yugoslavia, but none materialized. He served as governor-general of South Africa from 1924 to 1922 and held various viceroy roles under different regimes. He married in 1914 to the Duchess of Fife, his second cousin.
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London
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
Queen Victoria
Earl of Macs Duff
Duke of
George VI
Serbia
Greece
Yugoslavia
South Africa
India
Canada
Cous
Duchess of Fife
Edward Vit
Maine Vote Looms After Torrid Campaign Push
Maine voters head to the polls after a heated campaign over New Deal policies and reciprocal trade. Governor Lewis Barrows seeks reelection against Louis Brann with national figures backing both sides. The race centers on state issues and potential national trend implications for 1940.
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Portland
Maine
Tomorriow
Vermont
Rougevelt
Lewis C. Barrows
Louis D. Brann
Maurice J. Tobin
Boston
James A. Farley
Townsend Organization
Fascist Leader Warns America Going Too Far
Rome Sept 11 Virginio Gayda editor who mirrors Mussolini warned Roosevelt risked echoing Wilson by turning US foreign policy into a growing cause of confusion and catastrophe. He cautioned against taking Roosevelt’s remarks at face value and drew parallels to Hollywood films shifting scenes.
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Rome
Virginio Gayda
Benito Mussolini
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Gayda
la Voce d'Italia
Wilson
Europe
Young James Roosevelt Stable After Gastric Ulcer Surgery
Rochester Sept 11 AP James Roosevelt eldest son of the president underwent an operation at the Wye clinic for relief from a gastric ulcer. Doctors said the ulcer was benign and James is in splendid condition. The president visited the hospital and spoke briefly with James before the operation.
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Rochester
Mil
James Roosevelt
Wye Clinic
St Marvel Hospital
Stephen
Camef
Stoosetelt
James
Betsy
Khildeen
Gray
Gira
Roneavell
Radical Sudeten Germans Gain Power and Plebiscite Demanded
Prague reports erupting street chants calling for a plebiscite as Sudeten German factions press for stronger influence. Police battled crowds in Reichenberg and other towns after clashes sparked by German song salutes and Nazi symbols, with injuries to officers and arrests recorded.
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Liheree
Fie
Kar~ Luory Vary
Byer
Prague
Fischern
Aussig
Maehr
Tep- Hilz-Schoera
China files appeal to World League over Japan action
China lodges a formal appeal under article 7 of the league covenant against Japan as the 102nd commission session proceeds in Geneva. Dr K Wellington Koo direct notes to Secretary General Averill urging punitive measures while council negotiates terms and possible seating for Japan. Foreign ministers from France and Romania meet amid wider talks as tensions over Czechoslovakia complicate the diplomatic push.
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Phat
Japan
Councl
Condillony
Tokyo
Bovee
Trapan
League
China
Northwestern Trains Collide In Fog At Sparta
In heavy fog near Sparta Wisconsin the westbound Northwestern Limited rear collided with the Victory Limited. Three people were hospitalized and 15 to 20 others suffered cuts and bruises. The injured were aboard the first train. later, parts of both trains were combined and sent to St Pan.
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Sparta
Was
Northwestern Limited
Northwestern Railroad
Victory Limited
Victory
Lemon Wire
St. Pan
France Readies Evacuation If Battle Flares Up
Paris reports France on war footing as defenses along the German frontier are bolstered. Rail workers receive gas masks and civilian evacuations are planned by special trains to southern and western France. Pontoon bridges across the Rhine are cut and travelers cross by day rowboats. Premier Daladier awaits Reichsführer Hitler's Nürnberg speech amid tensions.
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Paris
France
Germany
Rhine
Spanish War Veterans to Seek Pension Law Change
Alfred J Kennedy national commander in chief of United Spanish War Veterans arrived for the national convention in Porllind Ore announcing plans to ask for a more liberal pension law to aid widows of Spanish war veterans.
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Alfred J. Kennedy
Whitestone
Hitler hints at Sudeten union to fulfill Nazi aims
Nurnberg Sept 11 Chancellor Adolf Hitler told 110,000 storm troopers and elite guards that union of the Sudeten German area with Germany could satisfy Nazi aims for other Germans. He declared a new Germany stands before us and that others are denied this for the time being as part of the Nazi party congress.
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Nurnberg
Germany
Adolf Hitter
Sudeten Germany
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
British position plain unable to keep out of war
The British government outlined its stance on the Czechoslovak crisis from London, noting force as a possible solution discussed abroad. Officials stressed Britain would not be drawn into any conflict unless French integrity was at stake, without a definite commitment to aid Czechoslovakia if invaded.
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Herlin
London
Ferima
England
France
Germany
Britain
Czechoslovakia
Five Die in Michigan Head On Collision Near St Louis
Alma Mich Sept 11 Five Michigan youths were killed and three others injured in a head on crash near St Louis Mich The victims named are Donald W Fortney 20 Fred Whesler 22 Max Sparks 19 all of Ithaca Harold Pollock 22 of Crystal and Evelyn Call 16 of Vold
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Alma
Mich
Michigan
Ctll
St. Louie
Donald W. Fortney
Fred Whesler
Max Sparks
Ithica
Harald Pollock
Crystal
Evelyn Call
Vold
Hart Man Found in Wilds Not Likely to Survive
Jasper Arkansas September report details Hartsell McCain a 20 year old Atkins resident feared paralyzed and near death after a fall from a 30 foot cliff into a remote northwest Arkansas canyon. He was found eight days later by Morland Dodson and sustained injuries from the fall and lack of food or water.
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Hart
Jasper
Ark
Hartsell McCain
Atkins
Arkansas
McCain
Morland Dodson
Dodson
Anta
Dodwen
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Gether
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Jett
Moestal Thomann Goeping
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Helper
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Conrad Henlein
Frank
Heulein
America
A. F
A.M
Oscar Johnson
Anaconda
Grand Lodge of
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Masonic
Hors Wessel
Fhe Jfferman
Adole
Miller
Cegchoslovakia
Act
Reichenberg
Spoliceman
World League
Essembly Sea
George Boyne
Maxim Litvinoff
Berlin
Bonnet
Petrescu Comnen
Rumania
Tnasia
Russia
Northwestern
Spry
Gov. Blanton Winship
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John D. Craig
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