Senator Davis Trial Highlights Lottery Case Ties
New York September 19 Senator James A Davis of Pennsylvania faces federal court charges over alleged lottery law violations. He is depicted as both a promoter of fraternal lotteries and a charitable organizer, with government claims of $4 000 000 in proceeds from alleged lotteries tied to the Moose Order. Prosecution alleges conspiracies and transfers of tickets from Pennsylvania to New York, including $190 000 paid via three checks to Fred W. Jones. Continued on page 2.
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New York
James A. Davis
Pennsylvania
Order of
Mensa
Senator Castle
Moe Treadweil
United States
Davin puttMenxanda
Fallars
Ho Wadd
Fred W. Jones
MAPIST KILLS SELF TO FLEE DEPUTIES
A man identified as Tah killed himself to evade deputies after an alleged assault on Mrs. Earle Telford Stokox. Authorities found a bullet wound near a car near his father’s home, with investigators saying the preliminary inquiry shows a possible criminal attack against the woman. A car rental inquiry led to the discovery of the body.
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Archer
Earle Telford Stokox
Jono Uhwintoe
Carl Shipley
Stet
Uilet
Tre Russell
Forest Fire Threatens Nederland Colorado Area
Gale driven fire roars through Roosevelt National Forest near the mountain village of Nederland Colorado marching toward the town. Firefighters estimate over 2000 acres burned and warn of greater damage as flames remain out of control.
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Boulder
Cola
Sapi
Toosavelt National Forest
Nederland
U S and France Stand By Britain on German Arms Demand
Berlin dispatch reports U S and France side with Britain in rejecting Germany's demand for arms outside the world disarmament conference. A government spokesman notes Berlin cannot accept Britain’s reasoning and Germany’s insistence on arming itself.
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U. S
France
Germany
Paraguay Oes Not Answer Peace Pay Truce Offer
Fragmented and garbled report notes a discussion over a truce involving Paraguay and Bolivia. It mentions a neutral commission requesting a ceasefire and references disputed terms and timelines but lacks clear details or outcomes.
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Paraguay
Cran Cire
Poriteuay
America Neutrals Commission
Bolivia
Jury Reopens Trial Of Nevils In Sweet Grass Editor Slaying
Shelby Mont Sept 19 Reelection of a jury began in district court for the murder trial of Frank J Nevils in the shooting of A J Vedeix Sweet Grass newspaper editor last May 19. Before dying Vedeix accused Nevils the town treasurer at Sweet Grass of firing three bullets into him.
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Shelby
Mont
Frank J. Nevils
A. J. Vedeix
Sweet Grass
Nevilla
Medrix
Battle with Oklahoma desperadoes leaves many dead
Six or seven are dead after a two day war on terrorists in the Cook frontier outlaw refuge. Cherokee County officials and deputies pursue criminals tied to the shooting of Deputy Webster Reece and other lawmen in a spree of robberies and killings. An intensified crackdown targets harboring suspects as further charges are prepared against residents connected to the violence.
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Muskogee
Okin
Cook
Tom Tall
Cha Dine
Buaie
Sharp
Price
Atale
Hille
Claude Thompson
Cherokees County
Carlinio
Troy Love
Sherrif Webster Reece
Andrew McGinula
Puppin
McClain Willer
McClain
Broadway Actress Leaps to Death After Film Failures
Hollywood report of a Broadway actress who, after a failed film career, leaped from a loft in a Manhattan building. A note found on her body read I am afraid I am a coward and could have done this long ago. She had been divorced in May 1926 from Robert Leo Kolth.
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Showna
Robert Leo Kolth
Aig Wetor
Pharehie
Man Fatally Injured by Boulder at California Work Site
Prandown California Sept. Nineteen 44 year old Earl Nomington started a year long municipal water project near the Wing Crayon dam when a boulder rolled down and fatally injured him. He died today.
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Prandown
Calif
Earl Nomington
South River Chased by BG Mob Seizes Town Hall
In South River New Jersey on September 19 state troopers dispersed a crowd of about 3000 that held 40 deputies and 13 policemen captive in a town hall for six hours amid labor unrest. A 9 year old boy was fatally wounded in a fatal shooting as tensions rose. five deputies were wounded by stones. two men were jailed for the boy’s slaying with $10,000 bail set after a grand jury hearing.
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South River
N. J
Hng
Necite
Stone
Walter Rojek
James Jack
U S Democratic Leader Swings Crowd At Butte
Gov Franklin D Roosevelt spoke from the Silver Bow county court house in Butte to several thousand Montanans praising agriculture and mining reform. The crowd heard that no single panacea will fix these industries and noted trade and silver restoration as key issues. The event featured a downtown parade, court house program, and welcomes from local officials and candidates.
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Wittay
Campbell
Butte
Montana
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
United States
Silver Bow County
Topeka
Pacific
Camnaigh
Butte Mines
Court House
Roosevelt Party
James E. Afarray
Nisefty
Primaries Today in Three States Watch Wisconsin Battle
The Associated Press notes primaries today in New York Massachusetts and Wisconsin shape party contests for governor and senate. In Wisconsin heavy voting is expected amid fights between Governor La Follette and Kohler for the Republican gubernatorial nomination and between Senator Blainy and Ashland editor John B. Chapple for the Senate. Democrats field three hopefuls for governor while Nyan Dutty seeks the Senate unopposed. In New York 17 of 45 House seats and many state seats are up with conventions in October. In Massachusetts eight congressional nominations are contested and Governor Ely runs unopposed for renomination with Youngman seeking the Republican nomination and facing Frank A. Goodwin.
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Associated Press
New York
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Philip LaFolletta
Wahler J. Kohler
John J. Blainy
John B. Chapple
Ashland
Nyan Dutty
la. Ave
Joseph RB. Ely
William & Youngman
Frank A. Goodwin
Boston Finance Commission
Esau Declines Appeal After Murder Conviction
San Francisco dispatch: Frank J. Esau, a deposed public defender, convicted of murder, says he will not appeal and wants to drop new-file demand. A court hearing granted Megan and his father Alberto Tinnin a nine month grace period before transfer to penitentiaries under new sentences.
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San Francisco
Frank J. Esau
Dfrs
Tonate Scott Augher
Vincent W. Hallinan
Megan
Alberto Tinnin
Nto
Mahatma Gandhi Prepares Hunger Strike Start
London dispatch reports Gandhi the Indian nationalist will begin a protected fast at noon if not removed from a Gall cell. The leader’s supporters and Hindu figures urged defiance while appeals from friends across India failed to deter him.
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London
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Mahating
Noted Artist Carstairs Found Dead After Potent Sleeping Drink
New York report states James Steware Canttairs a famous artist known worldwide died in a hotel after an apparent overdose of a sleeping potion. He had recently filed for bankruptcy and renounced art, sparking a public outcry over his life and works. Auction sale of his editions and paintings yielded only seven thousand dollars from an expected sixty thousand.
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New York
Sen
James Steware
Famous Hat
Asinhatane
Bankenptey Aalen
Hixposneas Long
Carstairs Re
Life of Mis Garner Slowly Ebbing Away
Detroit Texas January reports say Mia Sarah Jane Garner the matriarch of the Carriers household is critically ill with her life ebbing away The gloom extends through the household from her son John Nance to the aged nurse The latest bulletin notes no change in her condition though an earlier morning report said she weakened considerably and neared the end
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Detroit
Texas
The
Carriers
Mia
Sarah Jane Garner
John Nance
Forty in Jail for Rioting in Birkenhead England
About thirty men arrested in Birkenhead during rioting last night were remanded in court for a week. Police from Liverpool were brought in as disturbances led to a pitched battle between officers and rioters. The riot began when a public relief committee meeting addressed unemployment.
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Hirkenhead
Eng
Comeson
Birkenhead
Palica
Liverpool
Roosevelt Train Halted by Wreck North Coast Line
The Roosevelt Special, departing Missoula Montana, was halted for three hours near Bonner by a North Coast Limited wreck caused by a broken engine axle. After temporary repairs a bystander track was laid and the campaign train continued toward Washington and Oregon.
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North Coast
Aimtree
W. B. Ragsdale
Missoula
Mont
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Bonner
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
Gov. Roosevelt
Missouri
Thad
METHODISTS MARK REUNION OF CHURCHES IN LONDON
In London on September 11, church leaders from around the world gather for the union of the Primitive Methodists United Methodists and the Wesleyans. The ceremony tomorrow at the Methodist church will be attended by Prince George, Duke of York, and the Duchess of York.
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London
Methodist Church
Primitive Methodists
United Methodists
Wesleyanga
George
Duke of York
Duchess of York
Minnesota Tillers Picket Threat Expands Territory
Worthington Minnesota September 19 AP picket lines of midwest farmers sought higher prices, with over 400 picketers blocking highways. One farmer V Calvin drove through to the Inca market after a clash with boosters, others turned back. Some used clubs, wire, belts, and girders as they pressed to intercept nonperishable goods into the Slow City Iowa area. County Holiday unit leaders warned of continued actions until national officers report Sioux City developments.
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Worthington
Minn
Llnes
V. Calvin
State Farmers’ Holiday Association
Towa
M. B. Miller
County Haliday
Sioux City
Sandinistas Battle Nicaraguan Guards Reported
Two national guardsmen clashed with Sandinista insurgents near Managua. Reports from headquarters say 25 guards and insurgents involved in the encounters. A second skirmish was noted at a separate location with 25 participants in total.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Mayor orders burlesque shows closed on Broadway
New York Mayor Judeph V. Melbca ordered two burlesque houses on West Dina Street to lose their licenses after a Licenses Commissioner report. Police planned to enforce the revocation tomorrow, following clergy civic group and property owner complaints about morality and property values. Burlesque had recently revived after more than a year without shows in the Broadway district.
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New York
Judeph V. Melbca
West Dina Street
Broadway
James FF
Geraghty
Civic Organizationa
New York City
Colombia backs defense bill as Peru threat looms
Bogota reports public support for a 10 million dollar national defense measure on third reading while Peruvians seize Letlela port. President Snnehex funds armaments and a crisis spreads from Quito to Lettera as public order frays in Amazonas.
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Bogota
Colombia
Peru
Senate U
Letlela
Almaron
REAL
Quito
Ecuador
Legation
Lettera
Mostage
Amazonas
Amazon
Moranon River
Lelcie
Tropical storm drives evacuations in Gulf region
A tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico with 20 to 40 mph winds moved inland south of Morion City, Dakota, driving residents from homes. High tides overwhelmed the marsh south Louisiana, prompting evacuations to higher ground, with schools closed and children sent home ahead of the storm.
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New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Morion City
Cakota
Loulalana
Veterans Honor Lincoln Sites in Emancipator Tour
Veterans of the war gathered in Springfield on September 19 to visit scenes associated with Abraham Lincoln as part of the G A R conclave. They toured sites in Sangamon County and waited at the White House and Lincoln Home, with formal invitations pending from St Paul and Arkadelphia.
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Springfield
G. A. Ih
Abrahim Tincotn
St. Paul
Aradaplds
Mirb
A. i
Cere
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