Stresemann Dies Endangering German Coalition
Berlin reports Dr. Gustav Stresemann foreign minister and leading postwar statesman died at 5 25 am after a paralytic stroke and heart attack. He was 61. His death raises questions about the stability of the Mueller government and the coalition it sustains as a cabinet meeting is planned to decide the next steps.
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Berlin
Gustav Stresemann
The
Reich
Frau Stresemann
Stresemann
Nhearly
Dr. Stresemann
Mueller
Mecklenburg jury selection resumes in Aderholt murder case
In Charlotte court, 12 jurors have been chosen and more are being examined as seven defendants face second degree murder charges in the death of Gastonia police chief O F Aderholt. Prospective jurors show strong bias against the defendants. a new panel of 150 men was summoned.
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Aderholt
Charlotte Court
Charlotte
R. N. Keziah
Matthews Farmer
O. F. Aderholt
Gastonia
J. T. Faires
Paw Creek
Farmer
M. W. Barnhill
Chaos in Germany Amid Years of Turmoil Continues
In the chaotic conditions that gripped Germany for several years, ongoing disorder and political instability persist as authorities struggle to restore order. Reports indicate continued unrest, economic strain, and social tension shaping public life through the era.
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Germany
Scotch Girl on ship shuns makeup and teetotaling
Miss Ishbel MacDonald daughter of Britain's premier says she uses no cosmetics and avoids powder. She plans social work, favors golf with an unreported handicap, and notes she may not see baseball in America while aboard the Berengaria. She comments on American girls and her ease with American English.
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Harry Houston Romer
S. S. Berengaria
Ishbel MacDonald
Britain
Berengaria
America
Met
Welcome Messages for Prime Minister MacDonald on Berengaria
President Hoover and Secretary Stimson sent radio messages of welcome to Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald aboard the Berengaria. They expressed cordial greetings and hospitality as he nears American shores, with Stimson traveling to meet him in New York. A young trio will greet MacDonald with Sir Esme Howard, the British ambassador, joining the officials aboard.
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Washington
Hoover
Stimson
Ramsay MacDonald
Berengaria
United States
America
New York
MacDonald
Esme Howard
Town Destroyed By Fire Sparks Homeless Crisis in Sulpha Nowa
Fire yesterday leveled almost the entire Sulpha Nowa township near Kielce, leaving about 1500 people homeless. Explosions followed from ammunition and grenades stored in homes of alleged communists. Police report the town as a center for arming militant communists in southern Poland and say several communists were arrested after clashes with officers.
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Warsaw
Sulpha
Nowa
Kielce
Poland
Hoover Seeks House Support for Flexible Tariff Plan
After seven days of debate the Senate coalition seeks to keep flexible tariff power in Congress while President Hoover urges retention of executive authority. They aim to limit tariff revisions to agricultural rates, resisting broad industrial increases and maintaining control over rates.
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Washington
Hoover
House
Democratc-Republican Independent Coalition
Senate
Chamber
Tariff Commission
Senate Coalition
Congress
Four Women Reach Semi Finals In National Golf Championship
Glenna Collett defending champion from Pebble Beach led a dramatic comeback at Oakland Hills as she and three other players Mrs. O S Hill of Kansas City Bernice Wall of Oshkosh and Mrs Leona Pressler of Los Angeles advanced to the semi final round. Collett trailed by four with dormie four before holing a birdie on the nineteenth to beat Harley Higbie of Detroit.
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Paul R. Mickelson
Associated Press
Oakland Hills Country Club
Birmingham
Mich
Glenna Collett
Pebble Beach
Calif
O. S. Hill
Kansas City
Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
Wis
Leona Pressler
Los Angeles
Oakland Hills
Collett
Dormie
Harley Higbie
Detroit
Collett Wins National Women's Golf Title in Dramatic Final
Glenna Collett of Pebble Beach California defeated Mrs Harley Higbie of Detroit one up on the 19th hole to retain the national women's golf championship after a hard fought final match that carried her from a dormie four deficit to victory.
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Oakland Hills Country Club
Birmingham
Mich
Glenna Collett
Pebble Beach
Calif
Harley Higbie
Detroit
Young Co-ed Dancer to Face Wealthy Vaudeville Magnate
Eunice Pringle a 17 year old dancer faces Alexander Pan tages a wealthy vaudeville impresario in Los Angeles Superior Court. District Attorney Baron Fitts will call Irene Pringle the girl's mother as first witness to corroborate the age and recount the August 2 attack in Pantages private office. A jury of 12 is seated after the defense used most of its challenges. maps and exhibit aids were prepared.
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Los Angeles
Eunice Pringle
Alexander T. Pantages
Baron Fitts
Irene Pringle
Pantages
Miss Pringle
Gardner Speaks at State College Founders Day
Governor O Max Gardner delivered the principal address at North Carolina State College Founders Day marking the 40th anniversary. He urged graduates to adapt college service to future generations and build a greater commonwealth, praising the college’s record and alumni contributions.
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Raleigh
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina State College
Sons of North Carolina
Gardner
State College
North Carolina
Commonwealth
Oil Firms Accused in Mexico of Slowing Operations
Mexican department of industry and commerce accuses American oil companies operating in Mexico of letting operations lag to conserve supply for an emergency near the United States. The statement was published in Mexico City on October 3.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Mexican Department of Industry and Commerce
United States
Mutiny at Colorado Prison Kills Three Guards
In Canon City Colorado three guards were reported killed during a prison riot at the State Penitentiary. About a thousand inmates, after gaining access to the arsenal, seized firearms and ammunition, triggering ongoing violence in the prison mess hall an hour and a half after it began.
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Canon City
Colo
McNab Given A Free Hand In Prohibition Study
President Hoover grants John McNab broad authority to study federal enforcement of prohibition. He will coordinate with the Treasury and Justice departments and frame legislation to centralize enforcement in the Justice Department. McNab aims to present recommendations at Congress's December session.
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Washington
Éap
Hoover
John McNab
San Francisco
McNab
Treasury and
Justice Departments
Law Enforcement Commission
Treasury
Prohibition Bureau
Department
Department of Justice
Justice Department
Congress
Mable Walker Willebrandt
Mrs. Willebrandt
Elliott Acceptance by Prosecution and Defense Documented
Charlotte report states J. W. Elliott, a Paw Creek farmer, has acceptance by both prosecution and defense in a case. The terse note mentions an agreement or acknowledgment affecting the proceedings as of October 3. Further specifics are unavailable in the fragment.
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Charlotte
J. W. Elliott
Paw Creek
Bodenhamer Elected National Commander of American Legion
O L Bodenhamer of El Dorado Arkansas won the national commandership in Louisville on an unanimous vote after Ralph O Neil withdrew his candidacy Support from Missouri and Nebraska was expected to go to Bodenhamer and Albert L Cox of Raleigh with Pipkin predicting 650 to 700 votes on the first ballot
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Louisville
O. L. Bodenhamer
el Dorado
Ark
American Legion
Albert L. Cox
Raleigh
N. C
O'Neil
Ralph O'Neil
Topeka
Kan
Eldorado
Kansas
Mr. Bodenhamer
J. G. Pipkin
Bodenhamer
Missouri
Nebraska
Arkansas
Pipkin
Prohibition Not Aimed At Moderate Drinker Says Minister
Rev J E Skillington of Altoona Pa speaking for the Methodist board on prohibition argues it cannot be achieved by legislation alone and must be based on public opinion. He says prohibition harms the moderate drinker but is needed to curb national waste political corruption and abuses of families.
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Downers Grove
Ill
J. E. Skillington
Altoona
Methodist Board of Temperance
Prohibition
Rock River
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Bishop Murray Dies From Paralysis in Atlantic City
Bishop John Gardner Murray presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church died at 1 35 PM in St James church Atlantic City He collapsed at the altar while ruling on a point of order after presiding this morning over the bishops business session Paralysis was listed as the cause He died before lunch adjournment Mrs Murray brought to the church after prayer bishops adjourned till 3 PM The story notes his long career and a comment on clergy business training and its value.
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Atlantic City
John Gardner Murray
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. James Church
House of Bishops
Murray
Gardner
Baltimore
Episcopal Church
United States
Sheriff and twelve others arrested in Marion riot case
Mc Dowell county Sheriff O F Adkins and twelve others were arrested on warrants charging murder and conspiracy to murder tied to yesterday’s riot that left four dead. Among those arrested are eight strikers and sympathizers and several deputies. Judge Harding to oversee hearings overriding today’s coroner’s inquest.
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Marion
O. F. Adkins
McDowell County
Lonnie Bryson
Jim Bryson
Roush Mills
Ed Johnson
Kirk Lunsford
Wes Fowler
Roy Minish
Will Webb
Harding
Adkins
Forest Smith
Broad Robins
Bill Biggerstaff
Charles Tate
Alley Steppe
Taylor Green
Ed Cannon
Adam Hunt
Marion Manufacturing Company
John Snoddy
Dave Jarrett
Jim Owens
Webb Fener
Highways Closed in North Carolina After Floods
The state highway commission reported six highways closed due to high water with nearly twenty others threatened. Closed routes include No. 21 to Lillington No. 10 at Smithfield No. 48 at Weldon No. 45 at Woodsdale No. 561 at Hollister and No. 20 between Charlotte and Gastonia.
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Raleigh
State Highway Commission
Lillington
Smithfield
Weldon
Woodsdale
Hollister
Charlotte
Gastonia
North Carolina probes riot at Marion Mills killing four
The state moves quickly to investigate the Marion Manufacturing gates riot that killed four men and wounded twenty one. Judge W G Harding was ordered to Marion from Morganton to sit as a committeeman in the case.
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Marion
N. C
North Carolina
Marion Manufacturing
Flood Water Pouring Into Coastal Plain
Flood waters from western and central North Carolina and northern South Carolina spill into the Coastal plain, damaging crops, bridges, and rail lines. Over 35 North Carolina routes are blocked, with rivers rising though no deaths reported. Cape Fear at 60.9 feet and Savannah River outlook worsen south and east.
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Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
South Carolina
Coastal Plain
Cape Fear
Broad River
Fish Dam Bridge
Union South Carolina
Savannah River
Ridgeland
S. C
Hardeeville-Savannah Bridge
J. D. O. Easterling
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Fla
Curtiss Flying Service
Biscayne Bay
Gustav Strese
Miss Collett
Richard L. Turner
Legion
Ralph O’neil
Superior Court
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