Stanislaus Zbyszko Swings New York Campaign Tour
Wrestler Stanislaus Zbyszko zigzagged through New York City stumping for Democrats in a multilingual tour near St. Marks Place. He claimed unity and praised the Democratic plan to restore prosperity while denouncing Hoover. Previously, he survived a Russian wartime bout where he won, then fled with a bag of rubles to fuel crowds.
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New York
Roosevelt
Smith
Temmany
Stanislaaus Zbyszko
St. Mark’s Place
New York City
Zibby
Stanislaus
Zbyszko
Twenty-sixth Street
Hoover
Houdini
Russia
Aberg
Tammany
Jockeys Gilbert Elson and Mone Tarke in Mishap
Two young jockeys, 16 year old Gilbert Elson and Mone Tarke, are described as inseparable friends who share a Maryland bedchamber. A rough drive near Ska touched off a near fatal contusion to Elson, ruling him from the Mees IA balance as officials consider suspensions while Elson lies in hospital.
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Tio
Menle
Gilbert Elson
Mone Tarke
Maryland
Varke
Elston
Brown Returns to High School Squad for Friday Game
Pete Brown, veteran quarterback for Coach Teddy Jones' Brbeats, returns to practice after a foot infection. Jones said Brown would play only briefly against Waldo, then rest for the Turkey-day game with Nashville to avoid aggravating the foot. Kennedy and Schooley noted injuries and illness, while a new officials crew led by Alexander of Arkansas refereed Thursday’s practice.
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Pete Brown
Teddy Jones
Brbeats
Brown
Jones
Waldo
Nashville
Kennedy
Schooley
A Alexander
University of Arkansas
E. Alexander
Washington & Lee
Jimmy Cook
Wallace Cook
Henderson
Friendly Invader Karlsruhe Enters New York Harbor
The 6000-ton Teutonic cruiser Karlsruhe docks in New York, decried as a friendly invader with German imperial colors flying. Its commander, Captain Erwin Wassner, famed for submarine raiding, calls the visit an expression of peaceful relations.
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New York Harbor
Karlsruhe
Germany
Erwin Wassner
Nicaraguan Rebel Now Envoy to U.S.
Dr. Juan B. Sacasa, former Nicaraguan president and exiled leader, returns as minister to the United States. The piece reflects on his 1925 absence, U.S. recognition shifts, and possible alternate outcomes if he had remained in power.
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U.S
Herbert Plummer
Associated Press
Washington
Juan B. Sacasa
United States
Republc
Sacasa
Nicaragua
Chamorro
Mexico
Guatemala
Diaz
Congress
Henry L. Stimson
Coolidge
Philippines
Hoover
Cuban hurricane lashes Camaguey killing hundreds
A powerful hurricane devastated Camaguey province in southern Cuba with hundreds dead in Santa Cruz del Sur and other towns such as Camaguey Velasco Florida and Senado. The storm moved from the Caribbean toward the United States as warnings spread along the southern coast.
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Camaguey
Cuba
Caribbean
United States
Santa Cruz del Sur
Velasco
Florida
Senado
World War II Spy Trial and Puzzle Clues
Lord Tyrrell and Edith nurse related wartime espionage in Brussels. Puzzle clues seek words like foot sole, June bloom, compact, first man, kimono sash, and other terms across horizontal and vertical fills. The narrative also notes old wounds healed but Sacasa delaying Nicaragua presidency.
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Tennessee
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Darke
Rushet
Wee Raff
Braiey
Natonal Goid
Cuarterback
Kansas
Kathryn O’laughlin
Miss O’laughlin
Huddie
AN “Chio
Miami
Havana
Santa Cruz del Surt
Andros Eglands
NEA Service, Inc
Telephoto
Parker
Duofold
Parker Pen Co
Janesville
Wisconsin
Lord Tyrrellie
British Permet
Edith
Nurse
Brussels
Simmer
Burr
L. C. Burr & Co
Hope, Arkansas
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