Insull investment trust collapse spurs probe in Chicago
District Attorney Dwight H. Green orders a broad inquiry into the Insull investment trust collapse. A grand panel of investigators will assemble next week to determine if any violation of federal law occurred in financing and related dealings. The move follows calls by Benatar Pater Norbeck and others noting possible connections to banking and national policy matters.
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Chicago
Dwight H. Green
Kironas
United States
Hogina
Benatar Pater Norbeck
Tnaullatoek
Civil War Battles Hit Egyptian Towns On River Bank
In the Orgen province, 3000 residents fled toward Sohne on the west bank amid fighting. Police fired warning shots as combatants clashed, portions of the crowd fled into the Nile where 14 people drowned in the chaotic crossings and boat attempts.
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Tonte
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Nile
Gandhi Hunger Strike Near End in India
Yonflan Bent 24 AP reports Mahatma Gandhi's fast unto death has lasted almost four days, now weakening him and shaking the government’s machinery. The nation’s leaders debate the path to resolution as Ramsay MacDonald signals possible approval and a compromise nears.
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Bent
Mrhatma Gandhi
Ana Becotna
Tendems
Grandty
Faye Watt
Ramsay Macdonald
Pong
Libby Holman speaks on death of husband Reynolds
Libby Holman describes the Reynolds death and asserts she did not kill him. She seeks vindication and offers an apology in a Ward March once published interview. The tale touches on a secluded estate and a rumored heir, with statements about love and heartbreak amid a remote North Carolina setting.
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Reynolds
Libby Hain
Crowhay Hiries
Pach Érlad
Ward Marchonce
New York
Sa Godity
Taxpayers Push Consolidation At Government Meeting
The Western Kier Taxpayer Consociation closed a three day session urging consolidation of government functions to reduce duplication and high taxes. Officers elected included President J.L. McPenk of Los Angeles and George Spalding of Denver. A new board named Norman Staker, M. O. Danford, and A. G. Crane among others. Education leader Crane called for concerted action to minimize threats to educational institutions.
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Calo
Associaton
Fucvooda
George Spalding
Denver
Q. Bsrureny
Seattle
Wash
Norman Holter
Sfelena
Mont
Rupert F. Asplund
Santa Fe
N. M
Montana
Norman Sttaker
el Oun
Wyoming
Yn Education
A. G. Crane
University of Wyoming
Dupiter- Hon
Hindu factions hasten to make pact to save Gandhi
Poona and other centers report Hindu factions pressing a pact to save Mahatma Gandhi as unrest spreads. The government weighs options as loyalists seek a settlement amid colonial influence. Gandhi, age and health described, signals wary support while authorities gauge British response.
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Pigs Smuggled as Sleeping Children
Vienna reports authorities uncovered a disturbing smuggling ring in which pigs were hidden as sleeping children to pass borders. The operation involved profiteering by multiple parties and a staged scene of a nursing infant to mislead officials, with references to Hungary and growing public concern.
Denver bonus army tests right to camp in city
One hundred Denver veterans mobilized to challenge a ban on a permanent winter camp in the city center. Police and officials faced the march peacefully as organizers vowed to proceed with plans to build a camp despite the ruling.
Revival Meeting Gunfire Wrecks Timber Church
In Leville Ta Kept 24 AP Twane and others were killed when a fusillade of 40 or 50 shots struck a revival service at a church. An infant and several adults were shot as the building burned where kerosene lamps provided scant light. The incident disrupted the gathering and left a chaotic scene with injuries and fatalities.
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Perenne
Loostohasny
Jess Perkins
Tarmers
Toungon
Snalda
Ngenwigansing Drvlemnan
Korepal Persang Stirted Staating
Pape
Credit agency to open Denver office for stock growers
Denver officials announce the Credit corporation will start operations at once to aid livestock growers and feeders in the Rocky Mountain states. The plan, disclosed by former U S Senator L L Phipps and routed through George A Dribble, Denver branch manager, involves Recon struction Imfinity arrangements with officers of the organization.
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Denver
Ageatural Credit Corporation
Stncky Mountain
United States
Ll. C. Phipps
Whabington
Cam. Morton
George A. Dribble
Ferrin
IpmiLncy Corporation
Milk price riots threaten city milk supplies
The Associated Press reports new threats of milk shortages in major cities as farmers demand higher prices. In Georgia a marketing holiday is planned in 20 counties after 600 gallons of milk were dumped near Atlanta. Milk shipments may be cut 25 percent as tensions rise among independent producers and unorganized dairymen. Elsewhere, New York officials consider extending price controls, while eastern producers warn of further strikes without a living minimum price. A national farmers gathering in December could push for debt moratorium through Congress.
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Georgia Milk Producers Federation, Inc
New York
Rowland Sharpe
Wardin
Georgia Milly
Federaon
Outada
Hie
Parmer Expected To Remain Orderly
Washington report says Harrison E. Spangler, Republican national committeeman for Town, predicts no large farmer demonstration during President Endver's Iowa campaign stop. Spangler, guest at the White House, notes Iowans will refrain from hostile actions as Hoover address proceeds.
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White House
Harrison E. Spangler
Endver
Iowa
Spangler
Plains
Hoover
Garter snake hero of Elgin laid to rest
Elgin Illinois September 24 A garter snake that drew headlines by escaping from a spider web was saved by Samuel Rank of the Minori Humane society and Roland Swanberg but the city council later ordered it killed. The snake briefly inspired city officials and a plan to display it in the museum.
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Vlei
Mindy Humane Society
Samuel ©. Rank
Minori Mumane Society
Roland Swanberg
Rey- We Patnlensly
Forester in Burma slain by gangsters
Rangoon Burma Sept 24 AP Hurmesan gangsters brutally murdered Joseph OHara a government forestry official with swords They attacked in a lonely forest bungalow and wounded him in an apparent attempt tied to a gun theft case The loss is confirmed by officials Municipal guards pursue suspects.
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Burma
Joseph O'Hara
Foxenga Tn
Lonely Forest
Rebel Brazil plane shot down by fleet
Rio de Janeiro on September 24 reported that navy gunners had shot down one of three planes that bombarded a fleet patrolling the coast of the rebel state of Sao Paulo. The fleet sustained no damage.
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Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Minnesota raid ends in fatal shooting of Dry Sleuth
In Minnesota a Dry Sleuth was shot and killed during a raid. Federal agents, including relatives of local authorities, pursued two suspects after a trove of contraband was found near Wakmarket. The body of the slain agent was located by a deer stand as investigators combed the area through the day.
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Minnesota
Democrats Predict Victory in Michigan and North Carolina
New York Sept 24 Reuters dispatch says Democratic leaders forecast victory in Michigan with Roosevelt Garners ticket to win by a substantial margin and North Carolina indicating a 126000 majority.
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New York
Michigan
North Carolina
Mrs Borah Worse in Idaho Parrot Fever Fight
Mrs William Borah in Roise Idaho remained in serious condition with psittacosis or Parrot fever. Dr Ralph Falk reported progress but warned the case remained critical. A second dose of serum was planned for tonight after a prior dose earlier in the day.
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Idaho
William &, Borah
Ralph Falk
Missing Idaho Man 18 Located Far Away
Presley J. Horne, an insurance collector from Bolas Idaho, who vanished August 26, was found in Brute Nebraska by yesterday accompanied by his father. He claimed no memory of his past life or relatives and did not recall his travels past Boise before ending up in Oklahoma City.
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Presley J. Horne
Bolas
Idaho
Hla
Oklahoma City
Ie Silidl
Boise
Roosevelt Cheerfully Greetings at Olympic Stadium Rally
Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke to more than 65 000 in Los Angeles at Olympic Stadium, where Will Rogers introduced him as Neighbor Roosevelt from the other side of the Rocky Mountains. Rogers noted some here may not vote for him yet admired his character. The event followed a charity parade and his appeal for southern California men to support his presidency.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Olympic Stadium
Will Rogers
Rooseveld
Rocky Mountains
Rogers
Southern California
Willan Gibbs McAdoo
Mr. Roosevelt
Relief Funds Aaid To Reach Five States
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation released 4.03 million dollars to ease destitution in five states Ohio Indiana Missouri Michigan and Kentucky. Grants cover 41 Kentucky counties seven Missouri cities and counties two Michigan cities one Ohio city and county and the entire state of Illinois. Officials report widespread need and heroic local efforts as private and public funds were exhausted amid shortages and fear of starvation.
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Reconstruction Corporation
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Twinela
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Kentucky
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Isens
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Offtctala
Garner Confidence in Roosevelt Shaping National Turnout
Washington September 24 AP Speaker John Garner voiced confidence that voters will turn to Roosevelt, endorsing his running mate’s program and saying changes proposed by Roosevelt could have been made by current leadership. He argued mal-administration of laws worsened national distress and praised Roosevelt’s broad appeal across the country.
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Bem Tarris
Farmer National Conference
Alidswest
Congress
Uiarris
John XN
Garner
Frankson Th. Roosevelt
Ronsevelt
Weather Outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain Region
A coming week brings generally fast warming trend across the Northern Rocky Mountain region with temperatures partly above normal in the central and western areas. Cooler conditions expected later in the week with a sharp drop in temperatures observed in the latter half.
Farmer shoots son killer given life in Wisconsin prison
Tannwater Wisconsin Sept 24 AP Twenty four hours after confessing to the death of his one year old son William Keehner a farmer near Boscobel began a life term at Waupun State Prison. Keehner pleaded guilty to first degree murder after confessing to Sheriff Joe Greer that he killed the child claiming he was feeble minded and subject to it. Three witnesses testified the boy was normal and bright.
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Martin
William Keehner
Boscobel
Atnte
Waupin
Keehner
Taday
Midge Sherman
Joe Greer
Smiakey Totay
Nornal and
Bright
G O P Split In New Mexico Divides Ranks
Albuquerque Sept 14 The New Mexico Republican state convention split between old guard and progressive wings with a possible third party causing a rift. The regular convention nominated a state ticket and a candidate for Congress Thorn, while progressives bolted after contests over old guard delegates and formed an executive committee with candidates for state offices.
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