Hindenburg Rejects Move to Topple Papen Cabinet
President von Hindenburg declared he will ignore the Reichstag motion of non confidence against Chancellor Franz von Papen. A presidential note told Speaker h Goring that the government would not be dissolved or replaced, avoiding any immediate consequences. The message outlined that the president will not confront the cabinet or trigger the emergency decree while seeking economic stabilization and unemployment relief.
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Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
von Papen
Reichstag
Nrccident
Herman Goering
Welsonal Gedalint
Franz van Papen
Democratic vote gains in Healy primaries noted
The Asnacdaled Press reports rising Democratic support in Healy primaries with notable gains in Washington and Michigan. Early returns show Democrats leading in several contests, including 180,070 to counterpart Republicans in Washington’s primary compared to 1928 figures, while Michigan hints at similar Democratic strength ahead of the main nominating events. The article mentions shifts reflecting broader gains for Democrats nationwide.
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Washington
Michinan
Alorade
Cdemocrat
Colombo
Onentiy
Renplete Teslena
Michinat
Ife Sentence Given Alleged Murderer
Ran Francheco at Dunne on Sept 14 faced life imprisonment after a court sentenced former Public Defender Jank J. Bran and ex-convict At srt Tinain for the murder of a long time friend Mrs. Jeaafo feotd weher. Indae Dunc court denied oliona for a new trial and for arc at fidgment.
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Ran Francheco
Raldo
Superioridge
Frank Jf
Dunne Today
Jank J. Bran
Atsrt
Tinain
Weun
Jeaafo
Weher
Roosevelt outlines national farm planning plan
Under a blazing Kansas sun, Franklin D Roosevelt outlined a national planning in agriculture program and declared that the republican administrations in which Hoover participated have failed utterly in farm relief. He urged farm board action and stressed emergency measures. Enthusiastic crowd cheered as the Democratic nominee pressed for action.
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W. B. Ragsdale State Capitol
Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
120 KILLED IN AFRICAN WRECK
A French Foreign Legion troop train derailed near Tlemcen Algeria plunging 250 feet. About 120 died and 150 were seriously injured among 590 passengers. The wreck occurred in rainy conditions on a mushy roadbed while en route from Sidl Del Abbes to Ourou in the Moroccan territory.
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Oran
Algeria
French Foreign Legion
Naval
Tlemcen
Sidl del Abbes
Ourou
Morocco
Montana Democrats Meet in Helena to Map Campaign
Democratic leaders from Montana gathered in Helena for a major conference at the Antlers theater. The meeting aims to set campaign plans, elect a chairman, adopt a platform, and coordinate efforts for the November election with leaders like Ayers and Monaghan expected to play key roles.
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Helena
Montana
Campaig
Antlers
Maine
Etnta
Svontes
Ehasion
Ayers
Wight
Joseph 2
Monaghan
Butte
Congress
National Welfare Conference Opens at White House
Washington reports that welfare and business leaders plan a one day conference to mobilize private citizens communities and social workers for winter relief. Hoover to open with a charge on citizen responsibility for welfare and a Mayflower hotel session will feature Walter Giffard and Newton Baker with Reconstruction Finance Corporation head Allen Foster giving a keynote on the $300,000,000 federal relief fund.
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Washington
Rept
Alomd
Renrroyw
White House
Providant Hoover
National Citzens’ Committee
Ranteraes
Warran
Shio
Newton J. Baker
Arca Tnvy
Mayflower
Spraiania
Walter S. Giffard
American Telephona and Telsgraph Company
Trover
Committee On Employment
Diana
Atlen Fomorene
Reconstuction Finances Corporation
Stanoliiter
Massie matter may be reopened by Hawaii authorities
Monet dated dispatch notes Hawaii officials may reopen the Massie case. Four men charged with the murder of Mrs Massie’s husband and another man face potential retrial after detectives report. Prosecutor Kelley will travel to New York for a further assessment of the assault inquiry.
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Monet
Ngaiiag
Nuit
Mra
Magsie
John
Kel. v
Manato
Thomas
Maasia
Ra. Granvilly Mortoncis
Vo Tene
Kelley
Might
New York
Trawatt
Mainland
United States
Puppet State to Be Recognized by Japan
Chingshan Manchuria Sept 14. Plenipotentiaries of Japan and the Japanese sponsored State of Manchukuo will sign a treaty tomorrow signaling Tokyo's willingness to fold the fledgling government into the family of nations. Extraordinary precautions protected Central Nobuyoshi, diplomatic head of Tokyo and commander of Japanese forces in Manchuria, whose ascent led to the new government replacing the old regime.
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Chingshan
Manchuria
Japan
Manchukue
Nobuyoshinite
Tokyo
Pigott Named Helena U S Credit Bank Manager
Harry B. Pigott, former War Finance Corp manager, was named manager of the Helena Montana branch of the 12th District Agricultural Credit Corporation. Towle moves to Spokane to head the Spokane agricultural corporation. both shifts part of broader farm credit setup. Pigott, a Helena resident for 47 years, previously led War Finance and served as vice president of the Federal Land Bank at Spokane.
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Harry Pigott
Helena U. S. Credit Bank
Towle
Spokane
Washington
Harry B. Pigott
War Finance Corporation
Tor Day
Helena, Mont
12Th District Agricultural Credit Corporation
R. K Towle
Helena
Federal Reserve Bank
Spokane, Wash
Inland Bank
In Federal Reserve
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Corporation Aald
Hose
Agricultural Credit Corporations
Federal Land Bank
Helena Menhom
Pigott
Unda State
Missouri
Montana
Tie
Up State
Norrin
Chago Battle Rages in Standoff Over Fort Boqueron
An army communique from Pax Bolivia reports Bolivian troops holding their original positions at Fort Boqueron in the Chaco amid intense fighting. Paraguayan forces at Agondon announce continued fighting near the Fort Baqueron area with no clear breakthrough.
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Pax
Bolivia
Boqueron
Chaco Anglo
Agandon
Paraguay
Fort Baqueron
Chaco
No Glue 1 Found 0 Missing Gold Robins Report
New York dispatch reports Dr. Daniel A. Paling, seeking Col. Raymond Mobina missing since nine days, plans travel to Maine for a conference with Mrs. Nanine. He says clues so far have only fed dead ends and law agents are unsure which direction to pursue.
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New York
Raymond Mobina
Dave
Daniel A. Paling
Maine
Nanine
Paling
Department of Justice
Ruling Clears Pearl Chung in Foster-Mother Murder Case
Salt Lake City judge George A. Gontes ruled that Pearl Chung, 14, was not guilty by reason of lack of voluntary confessions in the murder of her foster mother Mrs. Chung Mow. The Taventis judge found the confessions allegedly made to police were not voluntary.
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Salt Lake City
Peral Chung
Mra. Chung Mow
Taventis
George A. Gontes
Goaton
Catholic Women Councils Sittings in Great Falls
Reports of district Councils of Catholic Women and of district study groups by Dr Ann Nicholson of Washington DC opened the Great Falls diocese Catholic women’s conference. Archbishop Murray Bishop White and Bishop O Mara spoke. officers to be elected tomorrow.
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Great Falls
Soph
Aluba
Ann Nicholson
Washington, D. C
Great Walls
Cornella
Pain-Worn Mother Mobilizes Jury for Son’s Freedom
Oklahoma City reporting that Mrs. Mattie Crabtree a 49 year old widow who hitch hiked from England Arkansas to save her son Frank Crabtree 17 from possible imprisonment won his release by writing no Di on a counterfeiting charge before a federal grand jury Jurors then collected funds to send mother and son home Crabtree endured four days of hitching rides and treated a wound from an operation along Arkansas and Oklahoma highways.
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Oklahoma City
England
Ark
Mattie Crabtree
Frank Crabtree
Hundreds homeless by fire in Ontario
Sprague Ontario September 14. Hundreds of residents were left homeless as a fire ripped through the town burning seven thousand feet of lumber at the J J McFadden Lumber company yards. Damage was estimated at five hundred thousand dollars by McFadden.
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Ontario
Sprague
Ont
Fie
J. J. MeFadden Lumber Company
Mefadden
Roosevelt discusses agriculture plans and farm policy
Topeka Kans Sept 14 Governor Roosevelt outlines farm focused reforms. He calls for national planning and reorganization of the Agriculture Department to advance a coordinated program. He warns that without agricultural prosperity the nation cannot endure a boom and bust economy.
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Topeka
Kans
Roosevelt
United States Department of Agriculture
Legion seeks immediate cash soldier bonus at Portland meeting
At the Legion convention in Portland Oregon the legislative committee recommended full and immediate cash payment of the soldier bonus. The report on all resolutions was not completed before adjournment and debate and a vote were postponed to tomorrow. A censure resolution against the national administration for eviction of the bonus army from Washington remained with the committee. The committee voted 21 to 0 in favor of the bonus, with Nebraska delegation also backing it.
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Auditorium
Portland
Ore
Legislative Committee of the
American Legion
Washington, D. C
Legislative
Nebraska
Imn
Hoover opposes bonus payment as perilous to recovery
President Hoover reiterates opposition to immediate cash payment for the bonus, warning it would threaten the economic recovery. He spoke to the American Legion convention in Portland, noting a pending resolution and estimating a $2.3 billion cost. He urged restraint to avoid destabilizing the recovery period.
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Pres
Hoover
Washington
Portland
Oregon
Body of Millette Woman Found in Sacramento River
Authorities identified the body recovered near Walnut Grove as Dorothy Milletty, the missing mystery woman linked to Paul Bern. Coroner Garlick said identification matched clothing from Miss Milletty’s stateroom aboard the Delta King, from which she disappeared after Bern shot himself at his Beverly Hills home.
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Sacramento
Calif
Walnut Grove
Dorothy Milletty
Paul Bern
Flint
Hollywood
James Garlick
Miss. Millette
Ber
Beverly Fills
American nurse missing after transatlantic flight from New York
Rome reports anxiety as dawn comes with no word on the nurse American Nurse who left New York for Rome Tuesday morning aboard the transatlantic airship. Authorities tracked the flight but hours passed with no updates as the search continued into early morning.
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Rome
New York
Holland
Man Lately In Park Believed Murder Victim Named H O Connor
Portland reports a deputy sheriff believes H O Connor of Brooklyn New York was murdered and his body hidden in woods along the Columbia River highway east of Bridal Well. The decomposed body was found 15 feet off the highway last Sunday. A coroner's deputy later found a receipt for a stud plate in the victim's clothing, issued August 22 at the east entrance of Yellowstone Park. Park authorities notified the sheriff's office.
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Portland
Ore
H. O'Connor
Brooklyn
Columbia River Highway
Court battle over New York mayor election decision
In New York a court fight to decide when the next mayoral election should be held concluded with decision reserved before Justice John McGochan. Tammany Hall and socialist spokesmen argued for an election this November while Mayor McKee's representatives contend he has a right to 14 more months in office.
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New York
John McGochan
Tammeny Hall
Joseph V. McKee
Morris Uilquit
Lave Antonnead
American Flyers May Be Rescued From Greenland
Angmagsstik Greenland progress report says the American Flyers may be saved after a failed transatlantic attempt. The Lord Talbot trawler, docked in port, could transfer survivors to Raykjavik, Aberdeen, or to Scotland. Danish ship Snakangen also near port could pick them up.
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Angmagsstik
George WK. Hutchinson
Nyuig
Talbot
Hors
Yeaterday
Raykjavik
Tealand
Aberdeen
Scotland
Lord Talbot
Beatland
Saokangen
Finar Mikklesen
Banat
Pbyard Tha Vousol
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