Red shift findings extend universe expansion proof
Pasadena observer Dr. Edwin Hubble reports further confirmation of the red shift in distant starlight, indicating galaxies move away at immense speeds. The measurements from Mount Wilson telescope extend to nebulae about 75 million light years distant, supporting Einstein's theory and an expanding cosmos.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Pasadena
Cal
National Academy of Sciences
Earth
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Hinstein
Edwin Hubble
Mount Wilson Observatory
Carnegie Institution
Clara Bow at Calnega Casino High Stakes Roulette Tale
Reno reports a young woman with flaming red hair introduced as Clara Bow played roulette and high stakes games at a Calnega resort. She allegedly gave checks totaling 13500 to cover losses, later returned marked payment stopped. The resort’s attorney cites four September 11 checks drawn on Hollywood bank, with secretary Daisy J. Duer and others named. The case references Will Rogers, Marla Dressler, and Paramount linkage. The matter continues on page 2.
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Reno Gazette
Clara Bow
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Nevada
George B. Thatcher
B. P. Schulberg
Paramount
Laskr
Hollywood
California Bank
Daisy J. Duer
Miss Bow
James McKay
Danny Devoe
Gazette
McKay
Will Rogers
Marla Dressler
Tyman Owes Life After Narrow Bozeman Crash
Bozeman September 23. County Attorney C L Tyman of White Sulphur Springs escaped serious injury when his automobile slid on a muddy road. It plunged about 150 feet down an embankment, rolled 20 feet, hit a tree and stopped.
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C. L. Tyman
White Sulphur Springs
Youth 19 Accused in Aunt Killing and Husband Wounding
Gossett denied the shooting and claimed alibi supported by his mother Mrs Warner died in Spokane twelve hours after being shot with a 16 gauge shotgun. She uttered Tell Orville I still love him before dying. Warner doubted the youth’s guilt and said he hired Orville but suspected no affair. A shell matching the weapon was found on the Warner porch near Orville’s grandmother’s home where the youth was arrested. Continued on page 2.
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Smiling Fage Brings Grand to Youth in Oakland
A smiling, kind youth Martin Benson, 14, son of Mr and Mrs John Benson of Oakland received 10000 from late banker Frank R Chadwick. Oakland attorney Ben R Aiken disclosed Chadwick left the fund because he admired the youth's cheerful spirit as he helped friends.
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Martin
Benson
John Benson
Ben R. Aiken
Frank R. Chadwick
Wheeler to Open Talks at Plains and Close at Butte La Follette
Senator Th. K. Wheeler will begin his speaking tour on Oct. 1 at Plains to back United States Senator T. J. Walsh and other Democratic candidates. He will continue it at Butte on Nov. 3 the eve of the election, covering the campaign in detail.
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Plaing
Butte LA Follette
Walsh
Borah
Th. K. Wheeler
United States
T. J. Walsh
Plains
Butte
Westlake Injured in Auto Collision Near Gallatin County
Bozeman Sept 23 A Westlake 68 former state representative from Gallatin county suffered two broken ribs and bruises in a collision here today between his automobile and one driven by A Br OLeary mayor of Big Timber OLeary his wife and two other passengers in his machine escaped unhurt
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Gallatin County
BR O'Leary
Big Timber
O'Leary
Rail President Shot and Killed by Associate in Downtown Office
A rail company president was shot and killed by an associate during a heated personal crisis in a downtown building. Witnesses heard no voices due to a partition before a burst of gunfire. An employee forced his way into the president’s room and found Byers dead and Gray dying. Byers died at Mercy hospital after four and a half hours. Coroner Otto M Reimhardt opened the inquest.
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Gray
Mercy Hospital
Otto M Reimhardt
Congressman Stedman Dies at 89 After long Civil War career
Washington September - Quarles Manley Stedman a lifelong North Carolina Democrat who rode with Stonewall Jackson in Civil War clashes and later served as representative from North Carolina's fifth district from March 4, 1911, until retirement died today. Born January 22, 1841 in Pittsboro he fought for the Confederacy, practiced law, and was lauded in the House annually on his eighty sixth birthday. His daughter Katharine Palmer of Greensboro, his nurse and secretary, was at his bedside.
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North Carolina
House of Representatives
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Katherina Palmer
Greensboro
N. C
Pittsboro
Lee
Nebraska Senate Campaign Inquiry Highlights Norris Opponent
In Nebraska during September 1942 testimony, George W Norris faced accusations as former grocer George Wo Norrs received a $300 payment after filing to oppose Norris for the Republican senatorial nomination. Paul Johnson of Broken Bow led filing work for the campaign inquiry at the committee investigating expenditures.
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George Wo Norrs
Broken How
George W Norris
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Paul Johnson
Broken Bow
Two Brazilian Cops Lynched by Mob in Sao Lourenco
Dispatches from Sao Lourenco report two police officers Inspector Joe Ricardo Lino and his assistant were dragged from jail and lynched by a mob after killing a farmer who resisted a search for arms. The incident occurred in Porto Alegre district as unrest spread.
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Brazil
Sao Lourenco
Joe Ricardo Lino
Hoover commission to judge prohibition issue at reconvening
Francis M. Stephenson reports that President Hoover's law enforcement commission will face the task of passing judgment on the prohibition question when it reconvenes. Kenneth Mackintosh, a former Washington state supreme court justice, says the commission must go to the guts of the prohibition problem.
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Hoover
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Yuwuel
Kenneth Mackintosh
Hoover tariff hearings set on Ley Leyley Hawley Smoot act items
Washington September 24 The Hoover tariff commission announced public hearings within two months on 11 Hawley Smoot act articles stirring senate controversy. Dates include October 28 straw data October 30 pig iron November 4 woven wire fencing November 6 ultramarine blue November 7 smokers' articles November 11 pigskin leather November 13 wood sour November 14 maple sugar syrup November 19 wood furniture and other listed goods. The hearings aim to test dry law enforceability and policy impacts as part of a major national economic debate influencing Hoover and the 1932 campaign.
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Washington
Hoover Tariff Commission
Senate
Arnot Charged With Murder After Postmortem Poison Found
Anna Arnot, widow of J E Arnot a former Glasgow banker, is charged with first degree murder after a postmortem found poisoning in her husband. Arnot died four months ago. she allegedly admitted trying to burn the body to hide the poisoning and pleaded not guilty at Glasgow on Monday.
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Glasgow
Anna Arnot
Arnot
Wallace Sued for 30000 Damages in Montana Case
L E Tucker filed suit in district court against Mrs Martha J Wallace of Deer Lodge formerly Jens Montana seeking 30000 in damages over two counts alleging she conspired to ruin his credit and derail a lease on the Wallace home ranch of 14000 acres at Jens Tucker seeks 10000 ordinary and 5000 exemplary damages per count with S P Wilson as counsel The filing centers on alleged notes mortgages and a 1929 ranch deal plus alleged conspiracy continuing into 1940 Continued on Page 2
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Martha J. Wallace
Deer Lodge
Jens
Montana
Tucker
Wallace
S. P. Wilson
Durin
Bryan O'Vonnell
Helena
Wal
Appel girl's murder confessed by Myers
South Bend authorities report George Sherman Myers, a 4 year old ex-convict, confessed to kidnapping and killing 8 year old Marrile Appel on August 27 in Michigan City. He made two complete confessions detailing the assault and slaying.
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Myers
South Bend
Giedrge
Sherman Myers
Michigan City Indorigon
Marrerihe Appel
Boyd and Connor Ready to Fly Transatlantic Crossing
In Harbor Grace, N F, at sunset the Columbia crew led by Capt Erroll Boyd and Lieut Harry Connor landed after a flight. They plan to attempt the ocean crossing to London the next morning if weather stays favorable.
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Columbia
Erfoll Boyd
Harry Connor
London
Collapse of Gandhi civil disobedience foretold
Indian government weekly communiqué on the political situation states Gandhiji's civil disobedience campaign is collapsing as propaganda influence from national congress agents rapidly evaporates. The notice warns the movement remains influential in rival areas but will inevitably fade due to harmful propaganda effects.
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India
Mahatma Gandhi
National Congress
Great Mass Meeting Marks Eucharist Congress in Omaha
Hundreds of Catholic bishops monsignors and priests along with thousands of laymen gathered in Omaha for the fifth National Eucharist Congress. A 40,000 attendee mass meeting is planned at Creighton University stadium with a 7 p.m. processional and speeches by George Cardinal Mundelein and Judge Martin T Manton. The event will feature the pledge of the holy name with candlelight in the darkened stadium and followed by hours of adoration at the cathedral and Omaha churches.
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Neb
Creighton University
Chicago
Martin T Manton
New York
Michael J. Ripple
New York City
Hitler Charged With High Treason At Army Trial
Leipsic Germany Sept 23 AP Adolf Hitler head of the German Fascist party was accused of high treason by Reichswehr authorities and summoned to testify as a witness at the trial of three Reichswehr officers charged with attempted treason. The officers Lieutenants Richard Scheringer Hans Ludten and Viana Friedrich Wendt faced charges of planning to subvert the constitution and incite military discontent, with the trio pleading today.
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Hans Ludten
Viana Friedrich Wendt
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Mailey Ini
European League Study Panel Formed by League Nations
A European committee of 27 nations met in Geneva to study a federated Europe under the League of Nations. Briand, arch proponent, was named chair with Drummond as secretary. The group plans its first regular session in January during the council session.
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Buitzerland
League of Nations
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Eur Frie Drummond
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Jahuare
York man kills wife and four children then hangs self
In York Pennsylvania on Sept 20, Harry Dietrich, 40, a farmer near Spry, killed his wife and four young children with a note and then hanged himself from a rafter. He reportedly wrote that the family chose to die together due to financial worries. The quintuple murder and suicide occurred Sunday night.
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Harry Dietrich
Spry
Russia Dumps Goods Worldwide Says Congressional Action Hinted
A Washington dispatch to the New York Times reports that Russian dumping is not new or confined to the United States. The practice has persisted for eight months across the British Isles and many countries, involving grain wood products gasoline textiles and more. Senator Oddie of Nevada says he will seek an embargo bill in the next Congress on listed Russian commodities including manganese coal lumber and wheat.
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Nevada
Tydings Attacks Hoover on Prohibition at NH Demo Event
Millard Tydings of Maryland charged the Hoover administration with feebleness and condemned national prohibition. At the New Hampshire Democratic convention the party adopted a platform allowing states to decide wet or dry by constitutional amendment, arguing enforcement of all laws should not be mandatory.
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Millard Tydings
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Hoover
Prohibition
New Hampshire
Tydttien
Explosion Kills Auto Salesman in Ohio
A mysterious blast fatally injures Clarence R. Barnes, 43, an Akron automobile salesman, while driving near Akron. He borrowed the car from a roomer at his home today and died on an operating table at City Hospital awaiting amputation of his test limb. He is survived by his widow and a son.
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Clarence R. Barnes
Akeron
Barnes
City Hospital
Loss of 10 at sea told by six survivors of a wreck
Six survivors recount the sinking of the Newfoundland schooner Carranza after a lightning strike split it in two off Cape Breton. Captain Joshua Mathews and all but three passengers and three crew members perished. The remaining sailors drifted for days without food or water before a passing vessel rescued them. The Carranza had sailed from Sydney with 11 patentees and 189 tons of coal bound for Burin, N F.
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