Crisis in wa war how near governor will send no troops to clear highways
Sioux City and Woodbury county authorities prepared secretly to clear highways of farm holiday pickets after state military aid was refused by Gov. Dan Turner. Negotiations pending could threaten embargo on fresh shipments into Sioux City since the National Farmers Holiday Association began protests. The governor refused to deploy National Guard for now. Police Judge Renquist ordered two pickets guilty of unlawful assembly with fines.
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Sioux City
Woodbury
Dan Turner
Ball Sheriie John
Tavenport
Ruth Prichard
Mindy
Ruattlemen
Man shoots wife then dies by own hand near Malta
Peter W Berger shot his wife and killed himself near Content about 40 miles east of Malta. Mrs Berger was granted a habeas or Mr Berger disappeared the day the decree was planted and was not seen until after dark. An eight year old witnessed the shooting and carried the report to the home of Mr Wertman. County officials said there would be no inquest. Funeral plans have not been made.
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Melle
Fapi
Peter W. Berger
Berner
Hinierlf
Content
Valin
Mra
Berger
Malta
Aleca
AIT Wertman
Mra Herper
Sir Ronald Ross Dies at 87 Noted Malaria Discoverer
Lenton Sept 16 AP Sir Ronald Ross, the scientist who proved the malaria parasite is carried by Anopheles mosquitoes, died at age 87. Once in straitened circumstances, a 1929 fund of 75,000 dollars was completed recently to provide for his old age. His wife died in 1931.
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Lenton
Ronald Ross
Mstaria
Do Hile Institute
Maine Barometer Election Winners Named in Mayoral Victory
Victors in Maine's barometer election include Louis J. Trann five time mayor of Loatinton elected governor defeating Burleigh Martin. Carrell t Rerdy was the only Republican candidate to win a congressional seat. Edward Moran and John G. Ultertack won second and third district seats respectively.
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Maine
Louis J. Trann
Loatinton
Burleigh Martin
Senate
Carrell T Rerdy
Edward Moran
John G. Ultertack
Dubois kills self and wife found in Plymouth cottage
The body of Mrs Faith Dubois was found buried under two inches of concrete in a Great Herring Pond area cottage basement. Charles F Dubois, 20, killed himself after fatally harming his wife. Police traced the case through the cottage scene as investigators questioned former chauffeur Lawrence Frasier.
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Dubois
Self
Plymouth
Mase
Failth Dubois
Tuckahoe
Charles F. Dubois
John V. Sullivan
Apalstan Dintrior Nitarioy
Russell Dearborn
Bralntres
Lawrence Frasier
Bearborn
Fraater Bnt
Dubais
Alnee
Miss Millette May Have Had Claim on Bern Estate
Sacramento on September 16 petition for administration of Dorothyane To- te widow of film executive Paul Bern files with public administrator Herman A. Koch seeking to represent Millette relatives interests in Bern estate. The motion aims to determine possible claim to Bern assets held by Sacramento authorities. Millette, once Bern's companion, vanished in San Francisco the day after his death and her body was later found. Koch notes uncertainty over Millette's survivors.
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Sacramento
Dorothy Ane Totte
Paul Bern
Puble
Herman A. Koch
Bern
Koch
Miss Millette
Sacramento County
Mins Millette
San Francisco
Here
Nurse error kills three at Longview asylum Ohio
Cincinnati reports a nurse misread a drug formula causing the death of three patients at Longview Hospital for the Insane during anesthesia prep fortonsil removal. Superintendent KH A describes the nurse as cautious. an attendant says the error involved two grams instead of two grains. A verdict of accidental death was returned.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
KH. A. Inher
Waatha
Patloria
Longview Hospital
Insu
Dle
Nurae
Amon
Jonnia Brenpao
Anna McCullough
Hegra
Willie Rhocktoy
M. Bonstourna
Mother of Speaker Garner 13. Very ill
Mrs. Jack Garner Sr, 1-year-old mother of Speaker John N Garner of Uvalde, is reported gravely ill at her Detroit Red River County home after a period of gradual weakness, with doctors uncertain about recovery.
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Speaker Garner
Texan
Jack Garner
John N. Garner
Detroit
Red River County
Harald Bor
Four injured in head on crash near Wolf Creek
Two men two women and a boy were taken to county hospital after a head on collision on the Augusta highway four miles north of Wolf Creek at about 8 pm near Rock Creek ranch owned by C B Power. Injured include Wesley Stone of 1212 Second Street Great Falls.
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Augusta Highway
Wolf Creek
Rock Creek Ranch
C. B. Power
Wesley Stone
Second Street
Great Falla
Conspiracy Theories After Maine Victory Haunts Stock Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange orders all member firms to file telegraphic messages about political topics from Sept 12 to 15 1932 amid Maine election results. Prices slid sharply on election day and gradually recovered by Sept 14. Also notes a lost plane with an aviator nurse identified as Euna Newcomer.
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Frank JD M'Cconnell
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Lo’ Jay
Exchange
Maine
Land grant amendment urged by Walsh in land measure hearing
United States Senator Thomas J. Walsh voiced strong support for granting public lands including mineral rights to the states after a meeting of about 150 interested citizens. He proposed an amendment to his bill to allow patent issuance from the state rather than the federal government, aligning with prospector rights under existing laws.
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Walsh
United States
Thomas J. Walsh
Relief funds allotted for Montana relief program
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation approved 300000 for Montana relief, with 800000 available under the governor’s certificate. Funds cover Silver Bow Cascade and Deer Lodge counties from Aug 1 to Dec 31, and Fergus Daniels Powder River and Valley counties from Sept 1 to Dec 31. Other states seek aid as the RFC expands relief loans nationwide.
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Erickson
Fred C. Croxton
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Silver Bow
Cascade
Deer Lodge
Fergus
Daniels
Powder River
Vailey
Borah denies Hastings claim on Hoover support
Bolar Idaho September 16 AP report says Senator Borah rejected Senator Hastings of Delaware for saying Borah entered the Hoover campaign in support of President Hoover by opposing home rule. Borah called Hastings assertion nonsense and praised Hastings for accomplishments while dismissing the remark.
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Bolar
Idaho
Borah
Hastings
Delaware
Hoover
Pat
British flyer seeks world altitude record
London reports Captain Cyril Unwins, World War I flyer, climbed to 46,900 feet in a two plane test using 640 horsepower engines and oxygen pumping gear. The feat awaits ratification by the Royal Aero Club as the cold intensified the flight.
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London
Cyril Unwins
Royal Aero, Club
Salt Lake Children Spark New Firemen Ploy
Salt Lake City dispatch reports children exploiting theater admission by claiming fathers are firemen, triggering city officials to investigate. Fire Chief Knight notes the scheme began when venues allowed entrance based on paternal fireman status, prompting a crackdown as officials warn of consequences for involved families and theater owners.
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Salt Lake City
Vero
Whiter Sr. Knight
Cildren
Franti
Knight Aaltt
Veterans Rally Opens G A R Encampment in Springfield
Springfield marks the 66th annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment with Civil War veterans returning home to Abraham Lincoln's city for a grand event. The gathering begins at the tomb of the Emancipator with Governor Lenitaa J. Emmerson delivering the welcome address.
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Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Statn
Army of the Republic
Lenla J. Emmerson
Reds Hopeful of Electing Congressman in Montana
Communists outline campaign plan with aim to poll up to one million votes and elect a congressman from Montana. Party leaders in New York predict a strong November showing and emphasize the emergence of the Communist Party as a major third force.
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REDS
Montana
New York
Washington
Soar Outabe
Claranen Hathaway
Minnesota
Tabor
Union Aquare
Escaped convict taken in Quebec
An escaped inmate wanted in Montana for breaking from Deer Ridge State Prison was arrested in Tanville Quebec after police traced a suspicious worker reported by a local farmer. Authorities moved him to Athi detention as the inquiry continued.
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Quebec
Victoriaville
Que
Tenry Conch
Montana
Deer Teidge
Tanville
Athidasea
Mayor Melee toDiscontinue Personal City Autos
New York news reports Mayor Joseph V. Melee will order the personal automobiles of department heads and other municipal employees discontinued. He estimates about 1,800 cars are in use across city departments.
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New York
Joseph V. Melee
Fear Yankee plane lost in Atlantic
Rome reports Italian aviators continued a search for the American nurse flight from New York to Rome. Officials say the plane and its three occupants likely failed to cross the European coast and were lost in the Atlantic. In Boine, Mrs. Mary Borah, wife of Senator Borah, was hospitalized with high fever.
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New York
Atlantic
Boine
Tdaha
Mary Ke, Borah
Senator Borah
Hare
Germany quits disarmament conference move threatens talks
Germany declares it will not participate in the world disarmament conference, aiming to lift Versailles limits. The action forces a decision by the steering bureau of the conference on how to proceed without German representation and whether to press on with talks with absent Berlin. Baron Konstantin von Neurath informs Arthur Henderson of Berlin’s stance.
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Geneva
Germany
Reich
Berlin
Paris
Bu Teal
Bureau
Konstantin von Neurath
Arthur Henderson
Roosevelt Rally Tour Reaches Great Salt Lake Front
Aboard the Roosevelt Special Franklin D. Roosevelt toured southern Wyoming and northern Utah with rear platform appearances. Crowds cheered his brief talk praising Democratic victories in Maine and he predicted similar gains for the states along his route toward Salt Lake City where he would speak tomorrow night.
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Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Continental Divide
Great Salt Lake
Wyoming
Utah
Salt Lake City
Maine
Cheyenne
Wio
Two Girls Involved In Sudden St Louis Case
In St Louis on September 16 two girls Maa Brisa aged 12 and Pauline Dunst aged 16 were taken into custody after a lavish spending spree funded by $1,000 stolen from a Germantown Wisconsin bank vault. They traveled from Germantown to Chicago then to St Louis where they rented a swank apartment and bought dresses hats and a maid. Police say their spending left them with $143.33 of the stolen money and their father was bank president Albert Bruss of Citizens Bank Germantown.
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St. Louis
Maa Brisa
Pauline Dunst
Brusa
Germantown
Wis
Miss Bruss
Albert Bruss
Citizens Bank of Germany
Earl of Graven dies in paw at age 96
Paw France Sept 1 AP The Earl of Craven dies after long illness his death cited in foreign fallout of moral turpitude case from US immigration filing six years ago. The countess of Cathcart tied to the case remains referenced. The obituary notes his death yesterday at age 96 in a Paris area location.
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Earl OF Graven
Paw
France
Earl of Craven
Countess of Cathcart
United States
Agen
Delegates Of Legion Evacuate Portland
Portland delegates of the American Legion, homeward bound after the national convention. Louis A. Johnson, new national commander, leaves for California toward Chickaburg, West Virginia. Henry I Stavens Jr., retiring commander, departs for Waranw, North Carolina with plans to settle.
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Portland
Ore
American Legion
Louis A. Johnson
Legion
California
Chickaburg
W. Va
Henry I. Stavens, Jr
Waranw
N. C
Germans Skip Disarmament Talks Warn of Pocket Battleships
Berlin reports Germany will not attend the world disarmament conference, announcing plans to build a pocket battleship starting October 1. Foreign Minister Von Rant. reiterates Germany cannot participate in negotiations until a solution acceptable to Germany is found.
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Toronto
Wadnasday
Geneva
Germany
von Nanrath
Arthur Henderson
Canfarenéa
Ibea
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