MacDonald Welcomed On Arrival In New York
British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald arrived in New York aboard the Berengaria to begin a goodwill mission. He was warmly welcomed at quarantine by officials and escorted to the Battery for a harbor salute. MacDonald spoke of forging English American peace if the two nations stand united, amid reporters packed into the Macon.
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New York
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Washington
Hoover
Quarantine Station
Memphis
Trenton
Macon
MacDonald
Miss Ishbel
Manhattan Island
Battery
Mr. MacDonald
England
America
Convicts Surrender After Bloodiest Prison Mutiny in U S History
The Colorado State Penitentiary riot ends at sunrise as four ring leaders commit suicide after a night of siege that leaves thirteen dead and many wounded. National guard and police fired over 7000 rounds. wardens and guards killed. Father Patrick ONeill aided dynamite attempts under fire.
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Canon City
Colo
Colorado State Penitentiary
Francis E. Crawford
National Guard
Colorado
Patrick O'Neill
Roy Brown
Walter Rinker
Elmer G. Erwin
John J. Elles
Robert A. Wiggins
Charles Sheperd
John W. McClelland
Actress Jeanie Eagles Dies Sudden Heart Attack
New York mourns the loss of Jeanie Eagles 35, famed for Sadie Thompson in Rain She collapsed with convulsions while en route to a Park Avenue sanitarium and died before treatment An autopsy by Dr Gonzales followed the tragedy
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New York
Jeanie Eagles
Sadie Thompson
Park Avenue
Edward S. Cowles
Thomas A. Gonzales
Riot Victims Five After Today’s Funeral
Funeral services were held for four of five workers killed in the Marion Manufacturing riot as strikers addressed the crowd. Judge Harding paused the probe into violence to allow arrested workers to attend, with 53 still under investigation. The event drew Rev A J Muste who denounced the mill conditions and urged accountability.
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Marion
Marion Manufacturing Company
W. F. Harding
Harding
A. J. Muste
Brookwood Labor College
Katonah
N. Y
America
Marion Mill
Muste
Francis J. Gorman
Aderholt Murder Case In Evidence-Giving Stage Again
Confessions by George Carter and Louis McLaughlin were admitted in evidence in the murder trial of seven men over the death of Gastonia police chief O F Aderholt during a textile mill strike. Sheriff I M Allen testified as the confessions were read after a court battle. Testimony began this morning as the jury was seated. defendants face murder and assault charges.
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Charlotte
George Carter
Louis McLaughlin
Superior Court
O. F. Aderholt
Gastonia
I. M. Allen
Cleveland County
M. W. Barnhill
H. R. McConnell
Aderholt
Frank Flowers
Carter
McLaughlin
Union Hall
Roach
Hord
Lobbyists To Be Hunted By Senate
Washington reports outline a Senate probe into lobbyist registration and spending. Senator Caraway leads for tighter disclosure while Rep. Sennott Norris heads the likely subcommittee with Walsh and others considered for leadership roles.
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Senate
Washington
Congress
Caraway
Arkansas
Sennott Norris
Nebraska
Judiciary Committee
Walsh
Montana
Senate Oil Leasing
Gillett
Massachusetts
Blaine
Wisconsin
Wheeler Demands Senate Investigation Of Textile Strike
Senator Wheeler of Montana urged immediate Senate action to open an inquiry into the textile situation amid unrest at Marion North Carolina. He cited treason and murder charges and sheriffs being killed as proof conditions were worsening. Senator Overman of North Carolina resisted immediate action and disputed Wheeler's statements.
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Washington
Senate
Marion
N. C
Wheeler
Montana
North Carolina
Overman
Early push to solve Muscle Shoals dispute in Congress
Senator Black of Alabama urged an early congressional solution to the Muscle Shoals issue. He argued the government Alabama Power contract, set to expire January 1, should not be renewed.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Senator Black
Alabama
Alabama Power Company
Lindberghs to survey Mayo Indian ruins in Yucatan
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh will begin a survey of Mayo Indian ruins in Yucatan Quintana Roo and British Honduras. They depart for Belize today and will base five days on Cozumel Island to fly over the Yucatan Peninsula where scholars say a great civilization once thrived.
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Guatemala City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hill Leads Collett In National Women’s Golf Championship
Mrs. O S Hill of Kansas City surged ahead by four strokes to take a two up lead over Glenna Collett, the defending champion, at the turn of the 18 hole semi final round at Oakland Hills Country Club in Birmingham Michigan.
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Collett
Oakland Hills Country Club
Birmingham
Mich
O. S. Hill
Kansas City
Oar
Glenna Collett
Oakland Hills
Slayer of Bowman Arrested in Charleston
Greensboro dated dispatch reports Frank Simmons a Black man nicknamed Dunmeyer arrested in Charleston for the killing of Guilford deputy sheriff William T. Bowman. The deputy was shot during a chicken theft arrest attempt near Greensboro. Fingerprint match identified Simmons in Charleston police records.
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Greensboro
Crutchfield
Frank Simmons
William T. Bowman
Guilford
Charleston
Bowman
Simmons
Dunmeyer
George Warren
Tariff Bill Reorganization Sparks Senate Vote Hope
Washington Oct 4 The tariff bill moves to a second Hoover proposal to reorganize the tariff commission. Republicans back keeping six members while House plans seven and raises salaries to 12000. Senate aims to rush the measure toward rate schedule votes next week amid Glass stock tax proposals.
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Washington
Hoover
Tariff Commission
Senate
Finance Committee
Commission
House
Glass
Virginia
Buyer Of Whiskey Is Not Guilty Under Present Law
Philadelphia Oct 4 The United States circuit court of appeals ruled that bootlegger customers cannot be punished under prohibition law for buying liquor or arranging delivery. Alfred E. Morris a New York broker and clubman had a $200 fine overturned. The court held the buyer is not guilty of conspiracy or aiding transport, though delivery by the seller remains liable. Federal authorities may appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Philadelphia
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Alfred E. Morris
New York
Norris
William H. Kirkpatrick
Prohibition
Kirkpatrick
Joel D. Kerper
Society
Kerper
Supreme Court of the United States
Rivers Up Higher In This State
Flood waters in eastern North Carolina rose slowly today as Cape Fear, Neuse, Tar, Roanoke and other rivers showed renewed increases or declines. Neuse at Smithfield fell briefly before a second rise to 23.7 feet, while Fayetteville’s Cape Fear crest near 65 feet. Tar at Tarboro neared 28 feet with Greenville’s level at 14.7 feet and expected rises toward Monday. Weldon’s Roanoke reached 41 feet en route to 45 with Weldon forecast late tomorrow.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Lee A. Denson
United States Weather Bureau
Cape Fear
Fayetteville
Moncure
Neuse
Smithfield
Tarboro
Greenville
Rocky Mount
Fishing Creek
Roanoke
Weldon
Prominent Young Business Man 3 Under Indictment
A warrant for the arrest of J. E. Edwards, noted real estate and insurance dealer, was issued on a complaint by W. R. Morrow of Morris Plan Bank. Edwards faces embezzlement charges totaling about 6800 dollars. Investigators and prosecutors offered no further comment. Edwards previously worked with the High Point Insurance and Realty Co. and has long been active with the American Legion locally.
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J. E. Edwards
W. R. Morrow
Morris Plan Bank
Edwards
Morrow
Archie Myatt
High Point Insurance and Realty Co
American Legion
Catholic Priest Hero of Colorado Prison Mutiny
Father Patrick ONeill of Holy Cross Abbey risked his life during Canon City mutiny by placing dynamite charges beneath the cell house while rioting prisoners fired on responders. A Benedictine priest born in Kentucky, he had taught in Shawnee Oklahoma and studied in Europe before arriving in Canon City three weeks ago.
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Canon City
Colo
Colorado
Patrick O'Neill
Holy Cross Abbey
Father O'Neill
Kentucky
Europe
Rome
Australia
Switzerland
Funeral Plan Moves Forward for German Foreign Minister Stresemann
Berlin October 4. Rapid preparations for a state tribute to Dr Gustav Stresemann Reich foreign minister who died of a heart attack early yesterday. He will be buried at Luisenstädtische cemetery in Berlin. Saturday evening his body will rest in the Reichstag session hall where he achieved political victories Chancellor Mueller to speak.
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Berlin
Gustav Stresemann
Germany
Luisenstaedntesche
Reichstag
Dr. Stresemann
Mueller
Four Men Fight After Pantages Trial in Court
In Los Angeles four men bore marks after a courtroom clash during contempt proceedings against two ministers for remarks on the Mrs Alexander Pantages trial. Participants included Rev. Robert P. Shuler, Rev. G A Briegleb, Deputy James Costello, and juror Ira F Gay. Gay accused Shuler of bias and demanded he remove his glasses as judges presided.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Robert P
Bob’’ Shuler
Trinity Methodist Church
South
G. A. Briegleb
St. Paul's Presbyterian Church
James Costello
Ira F. Gay
Mrs. Pantages
Gay
Shuler
Lois Pantages
Superior Court
Russian Plane Missing Off British Columbia Coast
The monoplane Land of the Soviets carrying four Russians departed Sitka at 6:42 a m Pacific time on a 900 mile flight to Seattle. With poor visibility expected, a Port Angeles refueling possibility was noted and coast guard patrols began in the Straits of Juan de Fuca as search continues.
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Seattle
British Columbia
Moscow
New York
Sitka
Alaska
Port Angeles
Wash
Here
Coast Guard
Straits of
Juan de Fuca
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Alvan T. Fuller
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U.S. Drier
John McNab
San Francisco
McNab
Jeanne Eagles
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
American Bankers’ Association
Federal Reserve System and Stock Exchange
George W. Davison
Unit Bank
Barnhill
Lindberghs
Old
Mayo Indian
Pantages
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