Soviet Move to Trigger Worldwide Revolution Alleges Chinese Note
Chinese officials claim Nanking found evidence that Soviet authorities planned secret actions to nullify China’s unification and overthrow its government. Moscow is accused of backing assassinations to spark a global revolution amid Manchurian tensions.
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Washington
Nanking
China
London
Tokyo
Daily Mail Today
Manchurian
Harbin
Percival Phillips
Soviet Union
Graf Zeppelin delayed again by unfavorable winds at Kasumigaura
The Graf Zeppelin ready for transpacific flight to Los Angeles was postponed by crosshangar winds after passengers boarded at Kasumigaura. New arrivals include Lieut. Commander Kusaka and Major Shibata, raising crew and passenger total to 42 with Chief Engineer Beuerle joining the crew.
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Kasumigaura
Japan
Graf Zeppelin
Los Angeles
Hugo Eckener
Nasumigaura
America
Lakehurst
General Staff
Army
Karklan
Friedrichshafen
Ryungsuke Kusaka
Dofu Shirai
Shinichi Shibata
Hug Eckner
Karl Beuerle
Coste Plans Trans Atlantic Dash Against Zeppelin
Le Bourget notes show Captain Dieudonne Coste aiming to race the Graf Zeppelin to New York or Tokyo aboard the Question Mark. Weather tests and radio problems delay a dawn takeoff as Coste vows a long distance attempt with plan to reach Vladivostok then Tokyo by Saturday night if fuel allows.
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LE Bourget
France
Dieudonne Coste
Tokyo
Pacific
New York
Atlantic
Maurice Jacques Bellonte
Coste
Paris
Siberia
Vladivostok
North Carolina Traffic League Elects Leaders In Raleigh
Julius Cone of Greensboro elected president as twenty shippers named to the board of governors at a Raleigh meeting to formalize the North Carolina traffic league. George S. Dewey named vice president and W. Austin Emerson secretary. The group plans to raise 109,900 dollars to finance its push for freight rate readjustment.
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Raleigh
Ulias Cone
Greensboro
Northarolina Traffic League
North Carolina
Frank Page
W.S. Creighton
Harlotte
L. F. Owen
Winstonalem
J. T. Ryan
High Point
A. Poole
Wilmington
Sam 3. Dickinson
Wilson
H. B. Kyles
Sheville
C. N. Strickland
Reensboro
Richard Duff
Pineurst
C. F. Banserman
Winstonavem
Thackston Richardson
H. Branch
Page
League
Raleig
Probbly
Swiss Fliers Apparently Swallowed By Atlantic
North Atlantic search continues for Oscar Kaesar and Kurt Luescher after their Farman monoplane vanished while crossing from Lisbon to New York. Naval and merchant ships scan the sea as officials note fuel limits and lack of flotation gear. In Switzerland, the missing aviator’s mother and sister accept the peril as fate.
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New York
Oscar Kaesar
Kurt Luescher
North Atlantic
Charles’. Hughes
Naval Operations
Roosevelt Field
Azores
American
Lisbon
New Foundland
Aaru
Switzerland
Horton Smith Takes Lead in Western Open Race
Milwaukee August 22 Horton Smith of Joplin shot a sensational 66 four under par to take the lead at the Milwaukee country club course in the Western Open championship.
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Milwaukee
Horton Smith
Milwaukee Country Club
Private talks may save Hague reparations conference
Delegates moved to private conversations after failing to progress in committees. Six powers and Premier Briand expressed cautious optimism as talks focus on annuity distribution, Rhineland occupation dates, or a possible break and restart to keep hope alive.
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the Hague
Jasper
Belgium
Rhineland
Briand
France
Over 50 Alleged Rum Dealers Nabbed In Carolinas Raids
In Charlotte and Mecklenburg County deputy prohibition chief J Ed Kanipe led raids arresting about 30 with more in jail. In Fayetteville area 53 warrants yielded a similar sweep in Robeson County. Most detainees were filling station operators, bell boys, and small farmers.
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Charlotte and
Fayetteville
Charlotte
J. Ed Kanipe
Prohibition
Mecklenburg County
Eastern Carolina
Robeson County
Maniac shoots two police officers in Montgomery attack
In Montgomery Alabama a man identified as Joseph Dodsom Choate 26 fatally shot Officer Rex C. Wright 38 as they confronted him near a curb and seriously wounded Officer Wm. W. Smith 48. Choate was arrested at the scene after claiming he did it.
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Montgomery
Ala
Rex C. Wright
Wm. W. Smith
Wright
Smith
Joseph Dodsom Choate
Quick Settlement At Marion Wanted By the Governor
Governor Gardner outlined plans for a speedy conference to settle the Marion labor dispute. Representatives of the strikers and Clinchfield mill management will meet under N A Townsend, executive counselor, to discuss all questions and seek an agreement.
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Marion
Shelby
N. C
Gardner
N. A. Townsend
MacDonald to Visit U S Between Oct 1 and 19
Prime Minister MacDonald of Great Britain is expected to arrive in the United States for a visit with President Hoover between October 1 and 19. He will be accompanied by his daughter Ishebel and a small personal staff.
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Washington
MacDonald
Great Britain
United States
Hoover
Miss Ishebe! MacDonald
Stowaway Buschke Sent Home for Juvenile Court Trial
Stowaway Albert Buschke, aboard the Graf Zeppelin on its last flight from Friedrichshafen to Lakehurst, was sent back to Hamburg for trial before the juvenile court. He had set out to see the world and spent much of his voyage in the ship’s brig and in an American jail.
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Hamburg
Germany
Albert
Buschke
Friedrichshafen
Lakehurst
Graf
Alleged Liquor Runners Shot by Illinois Police Chief
In West Frankfort Illinois Earl Kreber and Albert McDonald were killed by Police Chief Leroy Fisk and Patrolman George Nipper after a downtown traffic stop. Kreber allegedly fired first. Fisk fired a sawed off shotgun, striking both in the head. An inquest was planned and Fisk held in jail in Benton.
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West Frankfort
Ill
Aus
Earl Kreber
Albert McDonald
Leroy Fisk
George Nipper
Kreier
Fisk
Benton
McDonald
Mother of Eight to Hang Tomorrow
Mary Viau a 43 year old mother of eight was in Hull jail awaiting execution for the murder of her husband. Her accomplice Philibert Lefevre convicted with her is also sentenced to death and imprisoned in the same jail.
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Montreal
Mary Viau
Hull
Que
Fullam Street
Philibert Lefevre
Viau
Notable Women Air Derby Arrives in Midland and Pecos
Ruth Nichols led the Midland stop and Phoebe Omlie Amelia Earhart and Gladys O'Donnell followed in order. At Pecos Mrs Blanche Noyes finished sixth after a forced landing caused by a fire, narrowly escaping injury as she extinguished flames and damaged gear. Florence Barnes faced engine trouble but planned to resume legs after repairs.
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Mary Hizlip
Phoebe Omlie
Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie
Memphis
Tenn
Aviatrix
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Mary Hairlip
Kansas City
Midland
Texas
Ruth Nichols
Rye
N. Y
Amelia Earhart
Boston
Gladys O'Donnell
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Nichols
Pecos
Mrs. Omlie
Miss Earhart
O'Donnell
Midland Rotary Club
Opal Kunz
New York
Blanche Noyes
Ohio
Noyes
Florence Barnes
Hecla Mountains
Here
Townsend ruling praised by Grist at Marion strike
Frank D. Grist state labor and printing commissioner visited Marion where Clinchfield cotton mill workers are on strike. He said Judge N A Townsend executive counselor has the situation in hand and is trusted by both sides and likely to settle the dispute without outside interference.
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Raleigh
Frank D. Grist
Marion
Clinchfield Cotton Mills
N. A. Townsend
Pantages To Ask Delay Of Case In Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages, 54, theater operator, summoned to appear in superior court to enter a plea to charges of attacking Prin gle, 17, in his private offices on August 9. Defense says he will plead not guilty and seek additional time to prepare. District Attorney Baron Fitts says the state will seek a September 17 trial date, with two other priority cases including a second degree murder charge against Mrs. Pantages.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Pringle
Baron Fitts
Superior Court
Pantages
Narcotics Agent Wounded in New Orleans Shooting
Clarence A. P. Moore, federal narcotics agent, was shot and badly wounded in New Orleans while attempting to arrest one of two narcotics peddlers.
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New Orleans
Clarence A. P. Moore
Planes Takeoff From Scott Field To Air Races
Twenty one planes including seventeen Navy craft from San Diego departed Scott Field at 10 20 a m for Cleveland to attend the air races.
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Scott Field
Navy
San Diego
Cleveland
Sleepy Chicago Bandit Falls Asleep During Robbery
A Chicago robber enters a dining room with a revolver in each hand orders 35 customers to line up but sits on a bench to nap instead. He drifts off as patrons watch in disbelief. Police arrest him after waking him. he identifies himself as Chester Kopisksi.
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Chicago
Chester Kopisksi
Lavarre Sues Over Augusta Chronicle Papers
William Lavarre filed a reply to Harold Hall’s suit seeking control of the Augusta Chronicle and three South Carolina newspapers bought with funds from International Paper. The judge debated whether contempt proceedings or state case matters should proceed first as parties argued over transfer.
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Macon
William Lavarre
Harold Hall
Augusta
Richmond Superior Court
Lavarre
Hall
LawVarree
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