Arrests mount in Italy bombing case tied to Mussolini
Rome dispatch reports Gia Lucetti a 26 year old Avensa Tuscany native tied to Mussolini bombing after police traced a pattern linking the assault to Pia gate routes. He gave false names, claimed to be a stone cutter, and carries two bombs. Investigators pursue possible foreign conspirators while Lucetti claims solitary intent.
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Rome
Mussolini
Pia Gate
Gia Lucetti
Avenza
Ermete Giovannini
Caternuovo di Garfagnai
Tucetti
Pia
Lucetti
Italy
France
Marseilles
Nice
Paris
Bobby Jones Leads In Baltusrol Amateur Qualifier
Bobby Jones of Georgia opened the 36 hole qualifier at Baltusrol with par scores on the first three holes. A pair of deft chips saved par on the first two greens as Jones drilled a four at the third after an approach from the left rough.
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Short Hills
N. J
Bobby Jones
Georgia Golf
Baltusrol Links
Cleveland
Bobby
Jones
Fonce Flight Set to Start After Next Thursday
In Mineola New York Captain Rene Fonck plans a nonstop New York to Paris flight from Roosevelt Field as weather allows. The S-35 will undergo final tests with crew including Lieut Allan P Snody, Alexander P Kratish and Charles Bladien. Modifications add 90 gallon tanks, celluloid windows, and an auxiliary wheel set to aid takeoff.
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Mineola
N. Y
Rene Fonck
Frenca Ace
Roosevelt Field
New New York
Paris
Fonck
Allan P. Snody
Alexander P
Flashes Of Life Chronicle of early 20th century figures
A collage of brief items from outlying cities notes swimming feats by Carl Stevenson at the Golden Gate and a drowning scare involving Dodie Blewett, a coast guard rescue aided by Thorn Henderson and his sister Ethel. Other snippets cover stage life, beauty queen Norma Smallwood, Primo de Rivera, and political notes about Al Smith and society elites.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Trudie
Carl Stevenson
Stanford
Golden Gate
Dodie Blewett
Los Angeles
Catalina Island
Ocean City
N. J
Thorn Henderson
Ethel
Coast Guard
Everhardt Attacks Barringer Over Affidavit Demands
Raleigh Sept 11 O K Everhardt denies desire to withdraw protest against C P Barringer Salisbury elected head of the State Federation of Labor seeks law license Barringer allegedly pressed him to sign an affidavit claiming charges were untrue Everhardt says Barringer bullied him Sept 7 and that notes show he paid $500 but alleges deception and fraud in Barringer’s dealings He asserts he acted to protect society from Barringer becoming an attorney and admits Barringer borrowed $500
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Raleigh
State Supreme Court
C. F. Barringer
Salisbury
State Federation of Labor
O. K. Everhardt
Barringer
Supreme Court
Everhardt
C. P. Barringer
States set to vote in primaries across nine states
Voters in nine states head to primaries with races featuring Massachusetts Senator Butler against Washington Cook over Volstead act modifications and public ownership plans. Louisiana votes on Broussard versus Saunders, with wet dry issues prominent. Colorado politics center on a feud within the Republican party involving Means Hamlin and Shipps. Washington voters see six challengers to Senator Jones as nine congressional contests unfold. Vermont weigh Porter Dale, Maryland fields Hill against Welker, and South Carolina closes a runoff between Smith and Brown after a fractured earlier vote.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Coolidge
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Washington Cook
Governor’s Council
Cook
David Walsh
Louisiana
Edwin S. Broussard
Jared Y. Saunders
Senate
Broussard
Saunders
Colorado
Republican Party
L. C. Shipps
Rice W. Means
Clarence CC. Hamlin
Means
Ku Klux Klan
Hamlin
Antiklan
Wesley L. Jones
Senate Commerce Committee
Frank E. Hammond
Jones
Porter H. Dale
Vermont
Maryland
O. E. Weller
John Phillip Hill
Hill
Michigan
South Carolina
Ellison D. Smith
Col
Edgar A Brown
House of Representatives
Hayami Dies in Tokyo At 5 O'Clock
Tokyo September 13 Finance Minister S Hayami died at five o clock. Hayami joined the cabinet on June 1 after serving as minister of agriculture and commerce.
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Tokyo
S. Hayami
M. Hayami
Agriculture and Commerce
Seamstress admits false Carmel tale tied to evangelist case
A Los Angeles seamstress, Lorraine Wiseman McDonald Seilaff, confessed in a sworn statement that her alleged Carmel cottage story with a sister and Kenneth Ormiston was a fabrication. She claimed payment of 5000 dollars from Aimee Semple McPherson for staging the tale to aid the evangelist’s publicity.
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Carmel
Monterey
Cal
Los Angeles
Annie Semple McPherson
Kenneth G. Ormigton
Mexico
V Tole Coser
Ormiston
Examiner
Lorraine Wiseman McDonald Seilaff
Miss X
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Angelus Temple
Aimee Semple McPherson
McPherson
Asa Keyes
Keyes
San Francisco
Belle Ween
Seilaff
Mrs. McPherson
High Water Damage Spreads Across Southeast Kansas
Neosho River rose a foot and a half since midnight threatening new flood area and adding to losses from the Cottonwood Verdigris and Neosho rivers. Flooding nears the 1923 record of 27 feet as towns from Iola to Parsons report rapid rises and heavy property and livestock damage.
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Emporia
Kas
Neosho
Kansas
Chanute
Parsons
Richard Winstead Dies in Mullins South Carolina
News from Mullins South Carolina reports the sudden death of Richard Winstead prominent Mullins business man and banker on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Winstead is sister of G W Clark of this city. Burial set for Mullins tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
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Richard Winstead
Mullins
S. C
Winstead
G. W. Clark
S.C
State News Briefs Mixed Race Crimestoppers and Tragedy Report
Raleigh reports two Black women jailed for gunpoint robbery of a white man. A family dispute cost Allen Delton his life as he intervened. the husband killed him then attacked his wife with an axe and struck a bystander. A Washington posse searched for a driver in a fatal Wilmington Highway crash injuring India Lucas. Raleigh mayor urges new fall felt hats by the 15th to avoid old straw attire.
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Associated Press
Raleigh
Allen Delton
Delton
Alice Robertson
Robertson
Washington
Wilmington
India Lucas
Lagrange
Rayeigh
Culbreth
Bishop Grace Baptizes 643 Followers at Clinton Lake
In Charlotte a court order allowed 641 Negroes and two whites to be baptized by "Bishop" Grace, faith healer, at Clinton Lake in front of about 5,000 people. He denied price-gouging claims, noting offerings were voluntary. The event led to clashes and a restraining order to permit continued services at the House of Worship.
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Charlotte
Clinton Lake
House of Worship
Third
Caldwell Streets
City Commission
Michael Schenck
High Point Chamber Thanks 100 Plus Team Workers
C C Garrett thanks over 100 workers for four day forward movement drive that surpassed the budget goal of 25000 dollars. He notes local business support and says the chamber is equipped for expansion and greater service in High Point. He urges continued enthusiasm to accomplish more for the city.
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High Point Chamber of Commerce
C. C. Garrett
High Point
Garrett
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Garrett
South
Postal workers ordered to shoot to kill to defend mail
Post office department employees 22 500 rail way mail clerks and others told to shoot to kill to protect millions of dollars in mail after the Illinois robbery of about 135 000 in currency. Officials meet to tighten security and consider Marine Corps support if needed.
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Washington
Post Office Department
New
Illinois
United States Marine Corps
Irving Glover
A. A. Fisher
Serice
Rush D. Simmons
General New
Prisoner Held by Bandits Near Mexico City
Jacob Rosenthal a retired New York City business man touring Mexico is held prisoner after bandits attacked an automobile party about 40 miles from Mexico City late yesterday afternoon according to the Associated Press.
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Mexico City
Jacob Rosenthal
New York City
Mexico
National Meet of Ku Klux Klan in Washington
The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan gathered in Washington near the Capitol for their third biennial convocation. Delegates from across the country and from Panama and Alaska will elect imperial wizard and national officers and set policies. A parade on Pennsylvania Avenue is planned and sessions will be closed to the public.
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Washington
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Pennsylvania Avenue
Panama
Alaska
Knights
South Carolina Voters To Decide Senators Tuesday
South Carolina voters head to a second Democratic primary to nominate a U S senator governor and local officials after the August 31 first vote. E D Smith leads over Edgar A Brown with Dial a factor as Brown attacks Smith on farm aids and the world court debate.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
United States
E. D. Smith
Edgar A. Brown
House of Representatives
Smith
Brown
N. B. Dial
Dial
World Court
John G. Richards
J. C. Blackwood
H. P. Fulmer
Ernest M. Dupre
Fulmer
Dupre
D. R. Starkie
Calhoun County
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FONCE
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Henry E. Dixey
Atlantic City
Norma Smallwood
Madrid
Primo de Rivera
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Mr. Rickard
Albany
al Smith
Smiths
Browns
Johns
the Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Hayami
Aimee Semple M’'Prerson
West
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