Drys Support Independent Governor Candidate Carroll
New York state dry organizations held a secret three hour meeting to back Professor Robert P. Carroll of Syracuse University as an independent governor candidate. A petition for Carroll as the Law Preservation Party candidate circulated and likely will be ruled on Monday. The event, led by Fred E. Victor, drew remarks that split from the Republican label are not intended to divide the party, with Mrs. D Leigh Colvin asserting they are the real Republicans.
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New York
Conference of Dry Organizations
New York State
Robert P. Carroll
Syracuse University
Carroll
Law Preservation Party
Fred E. Victor
Anti- Saloon League
D Leigh Colvin
Republican Party
Darrow Joins Battle for Gangsters in Chicago
Clarence Darrow, famed criminal lawyer, defends George Barker and William White as they surrender on bonds to the Chicago Crime Commission. Officials say vagrancy laws are used to harass suspects. bonds and court actions are debated amid a crackdown on public enemies. A plot to assassinate Judge Lyle was also disclosed by state investigators.
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Chicago
Clarence Darrow
George
Red” Barker
Teamsters’ Union
Barker
Willian
Gered Jack
White
Chicago Crime Commission
Sand Clerg Barker
Chicago Coal Teamsters' and Helpers
Charles F. Loundsbury
John MN. Lyle
Chain stores in session baiting them now hobby
R W Lyons executive vice president says end of financial low mood requires co operation of retail interests to restore public confidence. Silas A Strawn Chicago attorney testifies that baiting chain stores is now the public hobby after exhausting tactics against railroads utilities and boards of trade.
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Strawn
R. W. Lyons
The Mogul Diamond Theft Sparks Global Theories
The world buzzes over the largest diamond theft, with Him Gump offering huge rewards for recovery. Thecase draws in theories blaming Scatface Al Capone, though observers note the crime may be subtler than his usual methods. Mrs Zander wore the Mogul necklace briefly before Gump secured it in a steel safe at his residence.
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Ments
Him Gump
al” Capone
Capone
Zander
Gump
Solons Peeved At Remarks Of Ruth Hana McCormick
Washington on September 29 delegates aired a statement from the Fenath funds investi gating committee charging wire tapping abuses by Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick the Republican senatorial nominee in Jillmola and declaring any repetition of the publication would be willful and malicious libel.
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Washington
Fenath
Wlay
Ruth Hanna MrCormick
Jillmola
Ney “Falsa
Tragedy on Rail Line Ends in River Death
Lodwin Maki, 32, of Williston, Minnesota, died after being knocked into the Mil River by a passing freight train near Tavre. His body was found on a sandbar about a mile east of Unsyre while he traveled from Cabinet to visit his sister Mrs Ratt Takola.
American Commonwealth Power to start substantial buyin policy
New York and Sept 29: The American Commonwealth Power Corporation, a nationwide utilities firm, announced it would begin substantial buying for future operations. The move reflects a belief that current commodity price levels are likely at a low point for some time.
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New York
American Commonwealth Power Corporation
Nationwide Utilities Company
Ruling Sought on UP Race for 185-Mile Oregon Line
Portland Ore Sept 2 three federal judges took under advisement whether the Interstate Commerce Commission can compel the Union Pacific to build a 185 mile railroad from Crane to Crescent Lake Oregon The court will receive supplementary briefs before deciding.
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Portland
Ore
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific Railroad
Crane
Crescent Lake
Billings Woman, 93, Passes in City
Mrs Ann Harrison, a 93 year old resident of Billings, died here today. Born in England she came to America with her family at age about 69 and had lived in Billings since 1895. The report notes her longtime roots and arrival from England.
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Billings
Ann Harrison
England
America
Stockton Chauffeur and a Girl of 19 Murder Victims
Brockton California September 24 bodies of Sophie Stetz and Roy V. Morrie found after brutal attacks in a field near his auto. Police indicate robbery as motive. Morrie’s pocketbook empty. three weeks earlier he gave Miss Stetz’s sister’s request. Victims survived by family. murder believed committed late Saturday night or Sunday morning.
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Brockton
Cal
As- Sisin
Sophie Stetz
Roy VL. Morrie
Morris
Aaid
Indica
New York Judiciary Probe Expands as Open Inquiry Begins
A sweeping investigation opens by the appellate division into Manhattan and the Avon amid a new push to clean up New York’s judiciary scandals. A grand jury probes city officials. Governor Roosevelt seeks wider powers. Mayor Walker signals cooperation on waivers of immunity for grand jury testimony.
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New York
Appellate
Junta
Manhattan
Avon
Oreo Esel Rehm
Roogévelt
Walker
Roosevelt
Lonely widow joins husband in sea shore death
Rockport Massachusetts September 29 AP Mrs Thomas P Barnett 64 widow of a St Louis architect and painter longtime Bearskin Neck artist colony summer resident chose the first anniversary of her husband burial to kill herself in the seaside cottage where she lived alone Her body found by Police Chief John F Sullivan A .32 caliber pistol bullet wound to her right temple noted on the floor
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Rockport
Mass
Mrts
Thomas P. Barnett
St. Louis
Bearskin Neck
Hed Ty Day
John F. Sullivan
New York Democrats Back Platform At State Convention
Davis, permanent chairman and 1924 Democratic nominee, urged repeal of the 18th amendment and restoration of states’ control over alcohol. The platform criticizes Republican policy, praises Smith and Roosevelt, and proposes immunity waivers for public office and vacancy on self incrimination pleas. Davis condemns Republican economic policy as a dangerous doctrine.
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Syracuse
N. Y
New York
John W. Davis
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rial death by own action near Maltro Pa
Local report notes a person identified as Mies DeLanes Yo Now lim, Brn Maar, Ta, sertery fur, 20, was found Thursday near Mal tro, Pa. A later review offered little clear information and no definitive cause or identity confirmation could be learned.
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Mies DeLanes
Maltro
Walsh’s Services Cited Before Rally at Scobey
The Rex crowd heard TV speakers discuss the campaign with Senator Walsh introducing efforts to aid Daniels county residents. He cited a special bill to protect a Scobey homestead and argued investigations drive recovery, noting a claimed $700,000,000 price tag and a $490,000 cost with a $2,450 return per dollar of government outlay. Before traveling to Pienrywood, Walsh and the governor will attend a luncheon hosted by the Scobey Commercial Club.
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Charman Thomas Fo Ilford
Senator Walsh
Daniels County
Specter al
Walsh
Pienrywood
Wilhhe
Quaste
Scobey
Ehic
Catholic Women Urged To Battle Rising Pagan Spirit
Miss Mary G Hawks national president founded a chorus to combat new pagan ideas threatening home sanctity. She urged uniting to uphold marriage sanctity and American womanhood. Bishop Jann J Mitty urged delegates that American Womanhood must uphold high moral standards and protect the country’s soul.
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Mary G. Hawks
Summit N. J
Tolee
Jann J. Mitty
Salt Lake City
Robber 13 Busy On Coast Stage Line
An unmasked robber held up 11 passengers on the North Coast stage northbound between Portland and Kelso, taking $18. He then forced the driver to stop the southbound International stage toward Portland. Reports say the robber also robbed a second stage en route to Portland.
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Kelso
Wash
Portland
Here
Montana graduate injured in crash on Norris Hill
Vincent Morgat, a Montana State College graduate with honors, was injured when his car flipped on Norris Hill near Rozemai. He sustained a spine injury causing partial paralysis and loss of blood. The condition was reported tonight.
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Rozemen
Vincent Morgat
Montana State College
Norris Hill
Rozemai Jats
Yelerrag
GUGGENHEIM WILL BE BURIED TODAY
New York September 28 funeral scenes surround Daniel Guggenheim, noted magnate and aeronautical fund donor, who died of heart disease near Port Washington after a European trip. Pallbearers include Colonel Charles A. Landers, Adolph S. Ochs, and Elmer E. Brown among others. ceremony planned for Temple Emanuel tomorrow afternoon.
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New York
Daniel Gageenheim
uNy Cue Wenheim Fund For the
Teisple Ermanunt
Gugeenhrim
Kines Dia
Europe
Heart Dacis
Fos Hams
Port
Port Waslingtes Tong Psi and Among the Hanorais Pallbearers With the (Coronel
Charles A Land Bereh
Dwieh
We Morrow
Adolph
Orhe
Sew Joth
Times
Herward M Marne
Tinanflier
Elmer Eileworth Brown
Wurvercity
Tas Adler
Watermyer
Ein Root
John Hays Fammani
Flurry in Havana Over No Coin Needed
Havana Sept 29 The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta governor Black announced banking conditions in Havana were normal after a panic caused by the closing of two local banks. He arrived with 16 million dollars in cash and arranged for 9 million more, with 20 million on hand in the local branch, totaling 45 million in reserve. Later he said the 16 million brought yesterday would not be needed.
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Havana
F. Me. Black
Federal Reeserve Bank
Atlanta
Sotunday
Wilbur defends oil shale policies and welcomes inquiry
Secretary Wilbur defended his oil shale land policy amid charges by Ralph Kelley, head of the General Land Office, that the Interior Department favored large oil firms. He suspended Kelley, demanded names of alleged favored companies with dates and transactions, and noted no shale leases had been issued under his administration while most claims remained in private or association names.
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Washington
Wilbur
Ralph
Kelley
General Land Office
Denver
Interior Department
Salt Lake City
Prise
Tie
Land Office
Wil
Kellny
Liv
Bishop Cannon Back Mum On Charges In U S Return
Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church returns to the United States amid ongoing criminal charges. He arrived with his bride Helen Mevallin Cannon aboard the liner and faced questions from reporters over public remarks and prior statements. The visit followed months of political and religious commentary surrounding his case and alleged conduct.
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New York
Jame Canon, Jr
Epheypal Clarch
Soma
United States
Vleresinen
Helen Mevallin Cannorm
Legian
Morrow
Ramimer
Tavigi WI Moros
Mr. Morrow
Rbattin Washington
Nffa
Les York
James Cannon
Uresecanadhare
Chinehmwa
Brazil
Mitefish Killer Draws Life In Stillwater Killing
George Vandervich was sentenced to life imprisonment for the August 24 murder of Mrs. Oscar Haldorson at the Stillwater Lake Inn near White Street. The case drew national attention for its unusual motive and the plan to lure the victim to the establishment. Vandervich faced a jury in Kanspell on September 29, with prosecutors detailing the events and the defendant's confession.
Guards in Huntsville Halt Crowd With Tear Gas
National guardsmen in Huntsville Alabama used tear gas bombs to halt a pushing crowd near the Madison County jail. The clash escalated as the crowd pressed forward and guardsmen drew bayonets. Several guardsmen were struck by rocks and bricks, one boxer named Tommy Baker was knocked down but not seriously hurt and taken to hospital.
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Huntsville
Ala
National
Tne
Tommy Baker
Brooding father kills two children then dies
Explosion of dynamite under a bed killed Luke Daffy aged 28 and his son Edmond three. His daughter Anita six and infant Lolita died in nearby rooms as neighbors and police investigated. The five room brick house was wrecked with shattered windows and nearby dwellings damaged.
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Butte
Luke Daffy
Edmond
Anita
Sire
Dutty
Mia
Margaret Gutty
Lolita
Avife
Freevourn
Duffy
James Duffy
Fey Givem- T
Dweilogs
Soviet Says Grain Not Dumped Abroad
Moscow reports that official circles deny that Soviet Russia dumps grain abroad. The government says Russia can sell grain and other products cheaply due to the planned economy, which it argues gives it advantages over competing countries.
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Moscow
Cieles Tadas
Russia
Bankers Association Sits Barton Attacks High Tariff
Cleveland September convention of the American Bankers Association heard Barton vice president of the Metropolitan National Bank of Minneapolis and head of the national bank division condemn high tariffs and immigration limits. He urged government to stay out of industry and called subsidies unsound. Dan Y. Stephens of Fremont Neb addressed the division noting banking in the United States is sounder than in 1921.
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Cleveland
United States
American Bankers' Association
Don W Barton
Metropolitan National Bank of Minneapolis
National Bank
Association
Barton
Dan Y. Stephens
Fremont
Neb
State Bank
Tate
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Darrow
National Chain Store Association
Dustry
Solons
Ruth
Nadir
Vital
D. C
Hhbrior
Davis
Rial
HH. U. Wedgwood
Enid
Okla
Dollie Douthitt
Wedgwood
Arthur (. Sutton
Deel
Ant
Douthitt
National Council of Catholic Women
Wingent Morgan Kurt
Ove
Guggenheim
Bishop Cannon
Bankers Association
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