Mendieta Key Figure In Cuban Capital Turmoil
In Havana November 2 AP a tense political scene returned after violence including 12 bombs and rifle fire. Mendieta may decline provisional presidency as Mendieta favored Cespe des to step aside. Captain Pedro Gonzalez named police chief amid disorder and Bassista’s army leadership.
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Havana
Carlos Mendieta
Grau San Martin
Mendieta
Carlos Manuel de Cesp
Pedro Gonzalez
Fulgencio Batista
Lindberghs Arrive In Amsterdam After French Flight
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh landed in Amsterdam after a flight from Le Bourget France arriving this afternoon. The development comes as AP reports the ICC orders a general investigation of cotton freight rates from the southwest to New England trunk line territory and the south by rail and water, excluding Mississippi river traffic.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Lex Mureaux
France
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southwest
New England
Trunk Line
Mississippi River
Repeal Leads List at Head of Congress Calendar
Speaker Rainey placed repeal of the Volstead Act and revision of liquor taxes and tariffs at the head of the legislative calendar for the January session of Congress.
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Washington
Congress
Rainey
Worthy Becomes U S Marshal for Eastern North Carolina
Ford S. Worthy of Washington was sworn in yesterday in his hometown and today assumed the post of United States marshal for the eastern district of North Carolina with headquarters in Raleigh. He announced the appointment of four new deputies.
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Worthy
Raleigh
Ford
Washington
United States Marshal
North Carolina
British Writer Is Expelled By Germany
Noel Pant er, a British journalist for the London Daily Telegraph, remained in jail an hour longer for formal red tape before release. The warden had said his release was ordered, but Pant er must sign a statement to quit Germany within 48 hours as a condition of freedom.
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Munich
Germany
Noel Panter
London Daily Telegraph
Kirstein Named Chairman of NRA Industrial Council
Louis Kirstein a Boston merchant was elected chairman of the NRA industrial advisory board succeeding Walter C Teagle of Standard Oil of New Jersey. Kirstein an executive of the Filene company has served on the board and helped on the national labor board in strike settlements.
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Washington
Louis Kirstein
Boston
NRA
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Kirstein
Filene Company
National Labor Board
Violence marks farm picketing in Wisconsin
A dynamite bomb destroyed the El Bley cheese factory near Port Washington, with sheriff confirming a strike picket action. The blast follows other bombings and a raid on Sunshine Dairy at Waterford, where milk was spilled from interurban cars. Peaceful picketing was ordered in Minnesota as governors seek federal help. violence continues amid farm strike tensions in Wisconsin and attacks on multiple facilities.
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Milwaukee
el Bley
Port Washington
Peter J. Jung
Bley
Sunshine Dairy
Waterford
Here
Minnesota
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Roosevelt
Washington
Wisconsin
Wis
Plymouth
Arnold Gilberts
Gilberts
U S Dangles Offer To Buy All Foreign Gold Shipped To America
The Roosevelt administration proposes to buy all foreign gold shipped to the United States and raises the price for domestically mined gold to 32.36 dollars. The London quotation climbs to 32.11 while the dollar weakens to 4.82 per pound. Details remain undisclosed as talks with Britain continue.
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U. S
America
Richard L. Turner
Washington
Roosevelt
RFC
Orice
London
Great Britain
Mr. Roosevelt
Bandits steal up to 88000 in Lansing bank raid
Three armed bandits held up the North Lansing branch of the Bank of Lansing, struck a teller, and fled with between 8000 and 88000 after forcing staff and customers to lie on the floor. The theft occurred without any shots fired and the robbers escaped in a car with Illinois plates.
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Lansing
Mich
North Lansing
Bank of Lansing
Bion Dietz
Transatlantic air route set near Newfoundland
Prime Minister F C Alderdice confirmed Newfoundland Britain and Canada reached an agreement on a transatlantic air line. A Newfoundland base is expected eventually. London reports say seadromes at landing points are under preparation for a route from Liverpool via Scotland Iceland Greenland and Labrador to Montreal linking with New York and beyond.
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ST. Johns
Newfoundland
F. C. Alderlce
Great Britain
Canada
London
London Sunday Dispatch
Liverpool
Scotland
Iceland
Greenland
Labrador
Montreal
New York
Pacific Coast
Leaders and followers debate farming today in Dingville
SPECIAL TO THE ENT IRPE BEVERLY HILLS CALIF NOV 1 Farmers and governors convene in Dingville Iowa to hear speeches by farm leaders. The writer questions the rise of leaders, noting farms rely on individuals not leadership figures and advocating fewer leaders and fewer followers.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Dingville
Iowa
Ding
Des Moines
Murder in Lawton Baffles Police In Locked House
Three members of the Hayter family are found dead in a locked two story house in Lawton Oklahoma. Mrs Hayter 50 and her children Nell 14 and Sidney 17 appear murdered with a head wound and a beating. The house shows signs of arson and disorder upstairs while downstairs remains orderly. Virginia Hayter 21 notified police after returning home to find the bodies. Mindful of locked doors and a lone window, investigators seek to determine if intruders or family tragedy caused the deaths.
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Lawton
Okla
Robert F. Hayter
Hayter
Oklahoma City
Sidney
Virginia Hayter
Walters
Stock exchange seats decline with new sale at ninety five thousand
New York stock exchange seats continue to decline as arrangements are made today for sale of a membership at 95 000 dollars, down 5 000 from the previous level, the lowest since April. The year’s high of 250 000 was reached in June.
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Jesse H. Jones
RFC
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury to issue eleven million silver certificates backed by debt payments
Washington reports that the treasury may issue about eleven million dollars in silver certificates backed by silver from last June's war debt payments. The plan, under the Thomas amendment, would redeem certificates with standard silver dollars or subsidiary coins. Denominations and details were not yet announced.
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Washington
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
First National Bank to dissolve its security affiliate
The First National Bank of New York plans to dissolve its security affiliate First Security Co. Based on October 30 market quotations the affiliate shows net assets of 11 033 653 against debts of 10 677 449 The bank formed the affiliate in 1908 and will distribute remaining assets to stockholders largely connected to the bank.
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New York
First National Bank of New York
First Security Co
Long Allen Name Stripped From New Louisiana Bridge
A midnight vandal gang tore down and destroyed two large wooden signs on the Red River bridge in Shreveport that honored the Huey P. Long and O K Allen administrations.16 men were detained on mali cious mischief charges and released on bond, then briefly rearrested as Governor Allen was notified. The bridge had been known as the Long Allen bridge after its dedication.
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Long-Allen
New
Louisiana
Shreveport
Red River
Huey P. Long
O. K. Allen
George McQuiston
Allen
New Orleans
Magnolia
Couch ,Brothers
Louisiana Highway Commission
Lane
Mystery Shrouds Slaying Of 60 Year Old S C Woman
Charleston police investigate the slaying of 60 year old Mrs. John Ravenel found dying on a sidewalk with a bullet wound near the right armpit. A pistol shot heard by neighbor Mrs. Harry Salmons followed by a car fleeing the area is all that can be confirmed, with investigators delaying an inquest pending further details.
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Charleston
S. C
John Ravenel
Harry Salmons
Ravenel
Gridiorn Stars Stay At Home To Give Father Blood To Save Life
Tulane brothers Bob and George Tessier stayed in New Orleans to donate blood for their gravely ill father Charles A Tessier Jr. while their team left for New York to face Colgate, risking a major loss.
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New Orleans
Tulane
Bob
George Tessier
New York
Colgate
Charles A. Tessier, Jr
Southern Yacht Club
Organized Labor Urged to Back 18th Amendment Repeal
Winston-Salem dispatch reports R. R. Lawrence president of the North Carolina Federation of Labor calls organized labor to support repeal of the 18th amendment to help build bigger majorities on November 7 for the Roosevelt recovery program.
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Winston-Salem
R. R. Lawrence
North Carolina Federation of Labor
Second Georgia plant reopens after labor troubles
Augusta Georgia November 2 The John P King Mfg Co mill reopened under union leaders with pickets withdrawn The Riverside mill had reopened the day before and 2000 workers may be re employed Planned talks aimed at resolving strike troubles at other plants could involve about 2000 more workers The Cotton Textile Industrial Relations Board chairman said pickets would be withdrawn from the King plant with most workers to be recalled for non violent strikers
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Augusta
John P. King Mfg. Co
King Mill
Riverside Mill
Augusta Herald
Horse Creek
South Carolina
Robert W. Bruere
Cotton Textile Industrial Relations Board
King Plant
Riverside
Bankers and Directors In Sinclair Oil Syndicate Probe
The senate stock market investigating committee summoned Harry P. F. Sine clair, oil operator, and Arthur Cutten, Chicago trader, to testify about their roles in a 1928 syndicate dealing in 1.13 million dollars of Sinclair Consolidated Oil common stock.
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Washington
Senate Stock Market Investigating Committee
Harry PF. Sineclair
Arthur Cutten
Chicago
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
Wiggin Testimony on Transit Dividend Faces Senate Panel
Albert Wiggin of Brooklyn Manhat Transit admits he believed a dividend likely to pass due to notes owed to Chase National and notes coming due. He cites depreciation in stock price after the dividend and notes the drive by Gerhard Dahl, chairman, to shift stock blocks. Wiggin previously testified his income over five years totaled $5,881,000 with $1,365,234 in federal taxes.
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Washington
Senate Investigat
Albert H. Wig
Brooklyn
M. T
Wiggin
Sherman Corporation
Gerhard M. Dahl
Transit Company
Chase Bank
B. M T
T Chase
Pecora
Finance Comittee
Youth 18 Injured in Zebulon Truck Accident
Zebulon witnesses a truck crash after driver Edgar Perry swerved to avoid 12 year old Jac Pace who had jumped a wagon. Pace is critically injured along with two companions. the driver and vehicle left the road.
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Zebulon
Edgar Perry
Sing Pace
Fire Devastates Tiverton Plant Killing Three And Threatens Tank
A major fire at the New England Terminal plant in Tiverton Rhode Island killed three men and left an unidentified victim among dozens injured. The blaze destroyed seven tanks of oil products and endangered an 80,000 barrel kerosene tank while 23,000 barrels remained at risk as residents fled to shelters and nearby schools.
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Tiverton
R. I
New England Terminal Company
Leslie Hornbeck
Tulsa
Okla
Taylor Henshaw
Vinita
Henri A. St. Pierre
Columbia Students oppose Ward over war policy
Two hundred student delegates representing every Columbia University branch opposed any cooperation with the US during war. They adopted a resolution from a meeting last night where speakers said they would go to jail as conscientious objectors rather than serve in the army. The delegates reportedly represent 2,000 of the 30,000 students at Columbia.
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New York
Lumbia University
United States Department
de Gates
Columbia
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