Hurricane ravages Atlantic coast as eight dead reported
A hurricane swept northeast off Massachusetts with winds up to 100 mph, killing eight and leaving fifteen missing. Damage spread along Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Government warnings helped limit further loss as the storm veered northward toward Maine while a Zeppelin Mindenhuve neared the U.S. coast.
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Mindenhuve
United States
Hurricane drives northeast as 32 missing after wreck
World news digest reports a hurricane sweeping toward the northeast after hitting eight states with 32 missing sailors. In Texas a family of eight is rescued from a flooded rooftop as authorities mobilize. Deputies surge as line workers aid strikes. Rebels refuse surrender in a besieged fort as government forces prepare for new attack. Syndicalists oppose Ethiopian delegates amid Mussolini pressure in Madrid and Geneva.
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Madrid
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Democrats Hold Meeting On Campaign Plans State HQ
Grover Cisel, chairman of the democratic state central committee, opened a three day conference at the Placer hotel with senate and congress candidates and party leaders. The headquarters will be in the annex of the old National Bank of Montana. Attendees included Senator Murray and several district nominees.
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Yeyterday
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Rkeneral
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Railroad and Publi Service
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Atate
Merle Fagg
Killinga
Legion Commander Would Prevent War
National Commander Ray Murphy, in his annual report released in Cleveland, urged mobilizing the entire American Legion to avert another war. He cited legislative gains for veteran care, including widows and orphans' benefits, and praised progress toward a universal service act amid a 15-year regional struggle for defense reforms.
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Ray Murphy
American Legion
United States
Large and small powers clash over Ethiopian delegation fate
At the League council, big and small powers argued over whether Ethiopia should be barred from the League to appease Mussolini. The majority favored banning Ethiopia as the lesser evil to win Italian cooperation, while smaller nations warned of precedent that could empower major powers at the expense of smaller states.
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Mansolini
Governor Holt Speaks at Fallon Fair
Baker, Mont. Governor Elmer Mott, Montana's chief executive, was the guest of honor at Fallon county fair day events. His address was a feature of the annual gathering, and he was expected to return to Helena by Monday.
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Fallon County
Montana
Elmer Mott
Helena
Tenas Flood Claim Second Victim and Destruction
Brownwood Texas Sept 19 The Colorado river flood has claimed a second victim farmer Ganum Maxey 60 drowned while saving livestock eight members of the Ross White family were rescued from Bowser near the river as the flood inundated villages and carried away homes The flood caused extensive damage across San Angelo and surrounding counties with millions of dollars in losses from crops homes bridges and highways. The river widened to two miles at Indian Creek and bootleg rescue efforts saved lives. Estimates of damage ranged from 1 5 to 6 million dollars with higher figures cited by local publishers.
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Gulf
Gaynor McBee
Waa
Milburn
McCulloch County
Indian Creek
Bigwn County
San Angelo
Chinese Garrison in Fengtai Surrenders to Japanese
Peiping reports the Chinese garrison at Fengtai has surrendered under Japanese pressure as tensions rise between Nanking and Tokyo. A Japanese consular policeman in Hankow was reportedly killed, prompting a government order for a thorough investigation.
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Fengtai
North China
Niwajiro Vashijon
Hankow
Nanking
Tide Turns in Favor of Rebellion Split in Parties in November Poll
The Associated Press reports growing cross party support for the New Vent issue shaping the presidential race. Dissenters in both major parties push to align with the broader question as the fascist forces threaten Madrid and government stability in Spain.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Emilio Mola
Bilbao
Santander
Win Rea
Montana Woman Dead in Georgia
A 61 year old Montana woman identified as Mrs J. Hunt was fatally shot at her daughter in law’s home near Winder Georgia. The sheriff called it a plain case of suicide and death by own action. The child, Mrs Hunt's granddaughter, died later at a local hospital. Sheriff Williams said Mrs Hunt had health issues and recent sorrow over death conditions in Montana.
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Williams
Slant
Winder
Mantina
Just a Minute with Irvin S. Cobb from Santa Monica
A satirical column notes diverse political shirts as symbols of regimes with mock concern over color choices and the idea of dictatorship. The piece humorously critiques American taxpayer burdens and fashion as commentary on authority, ending with signature as Cobb.
Unions in Butte Vote Pay Raise and Referendum Plan
In Butte, craft unions reach a wage increase under a new contract while others move toward a referendum. The miners, electricians, and engineers have yet to act on the company’s proposals, with sessions and votes planned across Anaconda and Great Falls areas.
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AM Vents
Salinas Scare Flares as 1700 Citizens Arm for Rumor Fight
Salinas rushes to arms as 1700 residents mobilize amid rumors of a big scrap at Salinas packing sheds. Governor Merican seeks mediation with the State Federation of Labor. a five member committee will meet in Sacramento. Rumors of San Francisco anarchists fuel tension as nonunion helpers assist to end the wildcat strike. Notable contributors include Gary Cooper and James Cagney, among others.
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Antodierd Hollwood Movie Cartark Mill
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Gary Cooper
James Gleason
Eddie Cantor
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Dent Moir
Frederig Mueh
James Cagney
Brigty Sterna
Toledo Siege Holds With Fierce Street Fighting
Government militiamen battered the Alcazar fortress in Toledo with shot and smoke bombs. They fought inch by inch behind smoke, attacking fascist pill boxes built from rubble. An unknown, likely large, number of besieged were said killed after mines detonated Friday.
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Toledo
Spain
Alcazar
Tino
Frount
Roosevelt calls parley on power pooling plan
President Roosevelt convokes federal power officials and private utilities for a September parley to consider pooling power from TVA Bonneville and other public works. He argues pooling could lower costs and expand service, smoothing demand and delaying new investments. The meeting aims to align public and private interests for the Southeast and beyond.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Authority
Bonneville Dam
Townsend Outfit Kept Secret Report Filed in Congress
Washington September 19. The special congressional CAMPUS Investigating the Townsend old age pension plan report was filed today with South Trimble, clerk of the House. He said no action would be taken until it had been read by Speaker Bankhead.
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South Trimble
Hose of Representatives
Bankhead
Workman Killed by Yellowstone Truck
A worker from Le Hills died this morning when a truck from Yellowstone Park rolled off a wheeled path and struck him. The incident occurred near the Yellowstone park area and the victim, born in Corvallis Montana, leaves a widow Mrs Tlarh Hives of Hamilton Montana.
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Livygstan
le Hsl
Yellwstone Park
Corvallis
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Hamilton
Aoatsteries
Coondita
Children oppose freedom for slayer of their dad
Salt Cater Citys Sept. Uh Ph Tyyey elyaladyenn mages wd ley irate AMatienlly ploddied thry teh the Suite Hard of MPurdows aad te free thee an whe Ps servings de Hite pes on teen for Oye murder of their father King Peenhat and Katherine ie san appeared with their smeather at A hearing of appetition tie the lonomination of sentence of Antonios tiarakas a shephorder He has serve Coir years for the slaying of Pete Rowag Said tear old Deapina 16 won bad bad mat And then her younger sister added a plaintive plea Hease do not free he mean many man who killed my father The hoard took the case under advisement.
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Pete Rowag
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