Bombardment and torpedo attempt clash in Shanghai
News from Shanghai reports violent Sino Japanese artillery exchanges around the Whangpoo River as Chinese forces allegedly attempt to torpedo the Japanese flagship Tazuma. Japanese destroyers and ships close to the consulate area respond with heavy gunfire while civilians shelter. Americans and other foreigners observe from the Pudong riverfront amid dense smoke and shellfire.
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Shanghai
Whangpoo
Moftapa
Pootung
Sleeping Beauty Passes in Chicago After Illness
Patricia Maguire a 22 year old known as the Sleeping Beauty at Oak Park died in a Chicago hospital after an abdominal tumor operation. A fatal pneumonia developed before the procedure could be performed, and the sleep that overtook her proved fatal.
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Maleago
Patricia Maguire
Oak Park
Chicago
Peace for Europe But Not by Price of Bolshevism
Berlin dispatch reports Mussolini and Hitler asserting peace for Europe but not at Bolshevik terms. They promise fascist dominance, calling Italy and Germany the greatest democracies while denouncing Bolshevism. Hitler thanks Mussolini for not mobilizing other powers as they frame a peaceful yet coercive axis.
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Europe
Berlin
Mussolini
Germany
Olympic Stadium
Italy
der Fuehrer
Hitler
Iton
Opti
Courts Back President on Judgeship Plan
Washington January reports that Chief Tastee Hughes defended court reorganization urging no delay in appointing four new circuit judges and 122 district judges to ease congestion. He cited prior conference recommendations for northern Georgia eastern Louisiana southern Texas and western Washington to bolster the judiciary.
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Washington
Tastee Hughes
Wight
Cummings
District Courta
Sue Preme
Reeves
Hughes
Georgia
Louisiana
Texas
Inflation Predictions Fall Short in Fourth Year
Washington observers factor over buying as a key inflation cause while forecasts of rising prices fade. Market pundits, academics, and financiers agree that inflation proved elusive despite four years of warnings. The recent price drop spans many sectors, from industrial stocks to utilities, but its meaning remains uncertain with no consensus.
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Washington
Pricen
Waco
Bar Association Debates Racial Ties in Supreme Court Seats
Kansas City editorial notes discussion on Hugo Hinck’s Supreme Court appointment and proposed methods to gauge relevant facts. The Junior Bar rejects secrecy charges against members in subversive groups while senior delegates consider whether unanimity is needed to declare an act unconstitutional.
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Kansas City
Hugo Hack
Mabaima
Supreme Corntates
American Har Association
Pather
Ite Originatin
Robert Lee Tullis
Louisiana State University Inwachapl
Tha Bar
Junior Bar Association
John 2D. Clark
iGheyanne
Wyo
Supreme Court
Ite
World News In Ist From Terril Maussolini and More
Foreign Terlin Maussolini predicts tricial Europe and peace policy. Shanghai artillery rocks Shanghai as reports claim attempts to blow up Japanese flag. Geneva Russia protests British plans to delay action in Spanish war. Washington echoes condemnation of Japanese bombings and calls for League of Nations unity. Chicago’s Finger man clue ties to hunt for kidnapped Charles E. Roem.
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Terlin
Maussolini
Europe
Shanghai
Artilery
Geneva
Rrussia
Lomestic Tonneville Dam
Qre
Caserell
Washington
Huil
Toague of Nations
Hughes Gaya
Danvera
Comlin
Perkins
C.I.C. Onater
Cileago
Charles E. Roem
Montana Woman Heads Eastern Star Nomination
Roundup Mont. Mrs Anna Smalley leads as favorite for most worthy grand matron at the Order of Eastern Star triennial convention in Indianapolis. Officers to be elected tomorrow as the event proceeds amid ceremonial proceedings and attendance from state delegates.
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Indianapolis
Mra
Anna Smalley
Roundup
Mont
the Generi
Order of Hantern Star
Justice Black in Klan controversy to face test
Washington September 28 Ansochlo dustlee Hugo bt Mack Jomes Theme faces a Senate confirmation amid claims of Klan ties. The Alabaman, appointed by Roosevelt, may be challenged as the debate over his membership heats up before the full term begins next Monday. Roosevelt travels cross country as the issue looms.
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Ansochlo
Dustlee Hugo Bt
Mack Jomes
Norfolk
United States Senate
Supreme Court
Thoosevelt
HNL
Senate
Thorn
Muanico
Presifem
Rensoyell
Just A Minute With Tryin S Corr
Santa Monica Calif Sept 28 No sooner are the Scottsboro boys abated from the headlines than Tommy Manville the husband of his country or anyhow the blond section of it bobs up with a recurrent attack of bride trouble They get Tommy off the front page and then Dr Townsend emerges from the wainscoting with the plan still elutched to his loving bosom. So whatll you bet that somebody wont deliberately reopen the Tom Mooney case or that Upton Sinclair doesnt start in again writing open letters to his public
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Santa Monica
Calif
Scottsboro Boys
Tommy Manville
Tommy
Dr. Townsend
Tom Mooney
Upton Sinclair
Roosevelt forecasts balanced federal budget next year at Bonneville
President Roosevelt predicted a balanced federal budget for the next fiscal year and said large power projects will boost national wealth. He argued planning should be bottom up and opposed centralized regional control. Roosevelt toured Bonneville Dam and Timberline Lodge, praising the forest service before brief remarks at Mount Hood.
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Ore
Roosevelt
Europe
Ila
Lhothia
Cles
Uke
TVA
Dam
Amloter Lour
Mammoth Power and Navigation Project
Timberline Lodge
Mount Hood National Forest
Timbeline Lodge
Mount Thood
Forest Service
Portland
Ifa
Taxes and government economies eyed to balance budget
Washington reports a Roosevelt administration debate on trimming expenditures and raising taxes to balance the federal budget. Senator Byrd urges cutting “exorbitant” appropriations and tax exemptions while supporting state federal tax reciprocity and reform of government contacts. Officials say budget trimming may be pursued with or without new taxes as the debt stands around 30.8 billion dollars.
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U. S
Manmual
Roosevelt
Marriner
Union Convention Clash Over Perkins Attack
A labor convention in Denver heatedly debated the Perkins accusation and John L. Lewis's rebel O.C. Antony report. Joseph A. Franklin and Join Coffield urged reconsideration, while Wharton defended expulsion, prompting a vote to send the matter back for further study and delaying action. The dispute highlighted deep estrangement within the federation's largest unions.
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Boellemakers
Ins
Une
John L. Lewis
C. Antony
Franklin
Onr
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Phombora
Theaa Two Pronehe
Arthur Wharton
Winns
Wharton
Polly
Ma Mista Union
Lewis
Aber
Nis
Rommittea
Z Winsion
Funeration
High cattle prices for all time in Omaha market
An all time cattle price mark did not hold on the Omaha stock market today as 20 head of Worefords averaging 1195 pounds sold for 19.20 per hundredweight. The cattle were a fad owned by John Prinz of Went Point Nob and were not to Wil nou and company, packers.
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Omaha, Nob
Omaha Hvertock
John Prinz
Went Point
Nob
Wilnou and Company, Packers
Kidnapping probe in Chicago widens as officials arrive
Captain Daniel Gilbert of the State's attorney police and other officials reach the retired manufacturer Charles S. Ross's Chicago apartment after a mysterious delivery letter addressed to Mrs Ross and a cautious response from Gilbert. Federal agents reportedly offered assistance as detectives note a telephone call to the Ross residence and identify a bell boy connected to Vandlyer in Sycamore.
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Daniel Gilbert
State’s Attorney's Police
Charles S. Ross
City News
Washington, D. C
Ross
Gilbert Erusie
Gilbert
Cummings
Capt
Gibert
Department of Justice
Mrk. Ross
Tad
Cees] Vandlyer
Fargo
Af Sycamore
Democrats Carry New England Pol
In Lyon Massachusetts a special election filled the late labor chair Connery seat. Lawrence J Connery won with 40 466 votes to Edwin Devlin Siots 27 716 and Fred G Bushold 93. Rain reduced turnout compared with last year’s general election. Connery had previously led the house labor committee and died last June.
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Mass
Massachusetts
Edus
Lawrence J. Connery
Chairan Connery
Connery
Edwin Devlin Siots
Lawrence
Fred G. Bushold
Rala
Billy'' Connery
Nelacu Pratt
Sangua
Strof
House ‘Labor Committee
Address by President Roosevelt at Bonneville Dam
The text of the address delivered yesterday at Bonneville Dam Oregon by President Roosevelt will be found on page 10 of this issue of The Helena Independent.
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Bonneville Dam
Ore
Roosevelt
Helena
Runaway Balloons Lift Newsreel Photographer at Ocean Beach
Old Orchard Beach Maine September 28 A newsreel photographer Al Ming of New York rode two four foot balloons attached to a post as a rope broke. Ming rose to about 2000 feet before landing at Day’s Mill 13 miles away. Reverend James J Mullan fired at the balloons to puncture them as Ming’s ascent continued by air and auto. The balloons resembled Professor Piccard’s craft used for meteorological experiments.
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Maina
August Piccard
Camerman-Mar Wan al Ming
New York
Paramount
Audomnahiles
Phil Coolidge
Graphera
Ming
Milla
James J. Mullan
Orchard Beach
Plecard
Mingalone
Piccard
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