French Premier Warns Germany Aims Strong Arm Policy
Gramal France September 25 Premier Edouard Herriot told a public audience that German military experts claim Berlin seeks enough force for a decisive thrust. He urged France to accept armament security while noting France would pursue measures to verify this assessment. The premier referenced the Falling of Nations assembly meeting tomorrow and hinted at continued coverage on page 2.
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Gramal
France
Edouard Herriot
Germany
Preauer
Straw vote shows Roosevelt leading amid noisy campaign
A dated New York report compiles straw ballots from party committees showing Franklin Roosevelt ahead in early campaign sentiment. The tally lists figures like Transco 69, Haagar 465, Thomas 147, with scattered 82, reflecting fragmented support among groups and regions.
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Rew York
Arethur Flandlen
Netiashe Neettinuat
Strosevelt
Tinor Iander
Democratic Hational Eoomunuie
Transco
Haagar
Thomae
Roosevelt heads into Arizona first leg of trip back to Albany
Gov Roosevelt begins swing through Arizona as part of his long journey back toward Albany. The Democratic candidate travels eastward across sparsely populated terrain, drawing large crowds in 16 states. Campaign managers emphasize winning electoral votes as his train reaches the arid plains and desert regions.
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Roosevelt
Arizona
Albany
Rooverett
Ufercun
Mesquite
Missing Los Angeles girl reported again
A missing person alert from Los Angeles details the disappearance of a fashionable young woman. Authorities and search teams mapped possible locations and interviewed acquaintances as the case drew public attention.
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Los Angeles
Northwestern Wheat May Be Sold to China
President discussed privately a plan to sell millions of bushels of Northwestern wheat to China or via export channels. The proposal could involve up to 8,100,000 bushels or more and may use the Farmers National Grain Corporation to move the wheat, aiming to aid Northwest growers facing shipment costs and distress.
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China
Chester Washington
White House
Ree Construction Corporation
Chita
Farmers' National Grain Corporation
Maunee
Groweral Nha Northwest
22 Reasons for Repeal in Prohibition Debate
Washington dispatch notes the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment released a handbook titled 22 Reasons for Repeal. Ten reasons focus on liquor control, others claim prohibition caused congestion, crowded prisons, corruption, heavy enforcement costs, and violation of state rights as voters move beyond preliminaries to decide the issue.
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Washington
Hha
Nominee Views on Paying Bonus Sees Roosevelt Skepticism
Washington Sept 23 W Woolley a Cambe member of the Interstate Commerce Commission and Democratic campaigns issued a letter in which he said Governor Roosevelt is an opponent of paying the bonus forthwith. He added he suspects frantic challenges by perturbed Republican spoilsmen appeal to Roosevelt’s humor. Woolley noted Roosevelt’s views echoed in a copyrighted interview in several newspapers.
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Washington
Upy
N. W
Woolley
Cambe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
Republicans Deceive People About Stand On Prohibition
Senator Tidings of Maryland accused the Republican party of dodging the prohibition issue in a statement released via the Democratic National Committee. He argued that President Hoover and Vice President Curtis pursue a dual policy toward prohibition and noted Republicans already adopted the party platform on prohibition in their senatorial campaigns. He claimed GOP candidates in other states are aligned with extreme positions and mocked their campaign materials for lacking a clear prohibition stance.
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Wrahington
Republican Party
Tony
Tidings
Democratic
Heavey
Curtis
Tydings
Three Billions Involved In Insull Swindles
Chicago report summaries a vast Insull swindle involving a three billion dollar organization and a sprawling utilities empire. Federal and state probes are led by investigators including Attorney General Creen, with receivers appointed for Snawl Utility Investments and Tie arm Corporation Securities. Hearings commence this week as the case unfolds.
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Chicago
United United States
Tate
Tashu Utilities Kings
Tom
Digtrier
Wight Fa. Creen
Ase
Samuel
Kinto Activa
Walter C. Lindley
Danville
Tie
Ard Corporation Securities Company
Ano slide to liquor not yet says a dry
Washington reports that a survey of primary election returns shows the predicted repeal not materializing. McBride of the Anti-Saloon League cautions that opposition to prohibition repeal is wavering but still remains influential.
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Washington
F. Bcol McBride
Satoon
Japs in Storm Tokyo Newswire Rescue Hopes Dwindle
A wireless station at Obiishi tracked an goodwill plane heading to Nome Alaska through the north Pacific but weather hindered progress. No sign of the aircraft after a Friday 6:35 am takeoff from Samushiro and a 1:16 am last transmission, raising fears it did not survive the weekend storm.
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Obiishi
North Pacific
Avese
Nome
Alaska
Samushiro
Missouri Convicts Escape From Prison Car
Kansas City news reports a prison motor car escape by Missouri penitentiary convicts after releasing a guard and a convict chauffeur. The escaped men were pursued but fled, with the car abandoned soon after.
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Kansas City
Missouri Penitentiary
George Wowerta
AlyInetzer
Tin
Tie
Llomer Yancey
Joe Siwaha
Student Parachute Jumper Killed At North Battleford
Charley Winters of Wilkie died when his parachute failed to deploy during a first jump at North Battleford. The incident occurred as a student flyer practice flight went awry.
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Sakkatoon
Sugk
Charley Winters
Wilkie
North Battleford
Deadly Springfield clash at United Mine Workers meeting
A crowd of more than 1000 gathered outside Entebts of Columbus hall as United Mine Workers officers left. A shot sparked a broad melee with fists clubs and sporadic gunfire in downtown Springfield. Police formed a guard around Leland hotel, tears bombs used, and the mob battled police before being driven back.
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United Mine Workers Group
Leland Hotel
United Mine Workers
Steth Street
Executive Mansion
United Mine Workers of America
Fnally
Con
Gandhi warns of hunger strike as caste compromise sought
Poona India 25 Gandhi threatens to suspend his hunger fast only if a caste based compromise plan is accepted by untouchables. Doctors say the 2 year nationalist could die without nutrition as MacDonald backs a cabinet decision and press for Indian accord.
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Poona
India
Mahatia Gandhi
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Mr. ,Gandhi
Gandhi death-fast end via British Indian agreement
London reports the India Office announced to Parliament the agreement reached by Indian leaders last week to end Mahatma Gandhi's death fast. The move follows world references and aims to resolve the political crisis surrounding Gandhi's hunger strike.
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London
India Office
Indy
Mahatma Gandhi
Soviet Russia Gains Share of Oil Market in Japan
Moscow reports a deal for more than 209000 tons of refined oil will influence Russo Japanese relations. Tokyo notes possible recognition of Manchukuo as Manchuria borders Russia. The five year contract starts in 1983 with no price disclosed. Soviet France oil deal for 10000000 tons over five years also announced.
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Russia
Japan
Tokyo
Suie of
Manchukuo
Fuxuure
Hloviet
France
Republicans Back Roosevelt Rally In New York
New York on September 25 reports Richard Washburn Child, ambassador to Mary under President Harding and confidant, will support Franklin D. Roosevelt for president. He will lead an organization named the Republicans or Roosevelt League and predicts Roosevelt will win the Republican vote.
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New York
Richard Washbirn Child
Mary
Tarding
Franklin D. Tonsevelt
Republicans
Roosevelt League
Jeter
Col EL OM. House
Roosheavelt
Wife of Col Robins Will Press for Conflicts
Margaret Robins said she would go to Washington Friday or Saturday to confer with federal authorities about the disappearance of her husband Col Raymond Robins. She hoped to speak with President Hoover as the nationwide search continues.
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New York
Margaret Robins
Washington
Col Raymond Robins
Colonal Robins
Hoover
Roosevelt Faces Poverty Claims In Magazine Exposé
A Portuiner magazine in its 108 issue due tomorrow alleges Franklin D Roose velts family income includes his governor salary totaling 42,500 plus earnings and unearned income above 96,000. The piece questions his finances and notes hints of inherited wealth and personal expenses.
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New York
Font
Franklin DD
Roosevelt
Portuiner
Hoover
James
Four Die In Plane Collision Near Beverly Boulevard
Four people were killed when two airplanes collided and crashed on Beverly Boulevard near Pico in Whittier California. The aircraft were circling above Los Angeles East Side airport at about 2000 feet when their wings locked. Three men and an unidentified woman died at once. identified passengers were James L. Wisner and Rollo G. Cadien aboard one plane, and James B. Hill of Los Angeles plus a 28 year old woman aboard the other. The crash was witnessed by many passing motorists at the intersection of San Gabriel Street and Beverly Boulevard.
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James L. Wisner
Los Angeles
San Gabriel Street
Beverly Boulevard
Venizelos Leading in Greece After Early Return
Athens dispatch reports Premier Eleftherios Venizelos's Liberal Nationalist party leading early provisional returns. In yesterday's parliamentary elections the Venizelos slate led in Athens, Piraeus, Salonica, and the island of Mytilene.
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Greece
Athens
Eleutherios C. Venizelos
Fiotd
Piraeus
Salonica
Mitylene
Work Could Be Found for Host of Men in U S Woods
A survey funded by the Charies Tathrep Pack Morestey foundation reports that 70,000 men could find employment for a year in state and federal forests at a cost of 152 million dollars. The plan, compiled by the Federal Forest Service Indian forest service and state foresters, covers 2.5 million man days with 38,000 on state lands and 32,000 on federal and Indian forests. Most work would be seasonal including tree planting protection and forest improvement.
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U. S. Woods
Washington
Charlies Tathrep Pack Morestey Foundation
Grtaber Forestry News
Federal Forest Service
He Indian Forest Service
State Forestry Departments
Wild demonstration erupts in Barcelona over Catalan autonomy
Barcelona September 25 More than a million people joined a wild demonstration to mark the arrival of Premier Manuel Agena and the formal presentation of the Statute creating Catalonia as an autonomous state. Several persons were injured in the crowd.
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Barcelona
Manuel Agena
Spain
Catalonia
Milk Producers Halt Georgia Shipments Under Court Order
Milk distributors in Georgia obtained a temporary federal injunction blocking the Georgia Milk Producers Federation from interfering with shipments to Atlanta. The federation had called a milk holiday to press for higher prices, but court action halts the tactic amid violence concerns.
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Associated Press
Allante
Georgia Milk Producers Federation, Inc
Producers Confederation
Fatal plane crash claims two at Evanston Wyoming
Henry Huathjan age 26 and Charles McCuaig age 22 were killed when Halkjan's airplane crashed near Evanston Wyoming. Halkjan's parents reside in Chicago and McCuaig's father is manager of the Llandied Timber Company.
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Evanston
Wyo
Henry Huathjan
Charles McCuaig
Halkjan
Chica
McCualg
Llandiecd Timber Company
Mrs Borah Reported In Weaker Condition
Boise Idaho September 325 The prolonged attack of parrot fever has further weakened Mrs William H Borahs heart her physician reported tonight The bulletin said Mrs Borahs condition remains serious her heart again shows evidence of the toxic action of the disease
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Boise
Idaho
William H. Borah
Borah
Four Meet Death as Stolen Airplane Falls in Brazil
Three adventurers hijacked an airport watchman and attempted a flight to the rebel capital of Sao Paulo. The plane wrecked 18 miles south of Rio de Janeiro near Marituba, with witnesses saying the pilot dived before the crash. The expedition’s leader was identified as Walter Voss, a German. Authorities launched an intensive investigation but had no definite conclusions by night.
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Brazil
de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
Marity
Walter Voss
Garman
Fierce fight reported in struggle for Chaco
Asuncion and La Paz dispatches from Sept 25 describe ongoing battle between Bolivian and Paraguayan forces in the Chaco jungle. Paraguay claims capture of machine guns and weapons with heavy Bolivian casualties. Bolivia denies seizure of Forts Falcon and Rojas Silva and notes Paraguayan attack at Fore Tintuqua by a lethal Paraguayan legion.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Falcon
Rojas Silva
Million still out of work in America during recovery
The American Federation of Labor reports that unemployment remains high in the US economy. It notes that consumer buying must improve to spur full recovery while about 11,100,000 people remain unemployed, with job availability only improving slowly.
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America
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Rowid
Brazilian federals push area near Campinas and Carlos Gomes
A civil war bulletin reports federal forces advancing to the village of Carlos Gomes fourteen miles north of Campinas in the Sao Paulo region. Rebels clash on multiple fronts but defenses are described as impregnable as of September 25.
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Rilo Do
Sao Pawo
Araal
Cosmic Rays Not Sole Sun Source on Earth
Report from Wright Field indicates cosmic ray intensity changes were measured at 27 060 feet during a solar eclipse. Captain A W Stevens notes rays affecting Earth’s surface originate from a broader region than the sun itself, recorded over New England during a photographic survey with Lt O C McAlister.
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Olio
Tain
A. W. Stevens
United States Army Air Corps
Wright Nord
New England
Stevens
O. C. McAlister
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