Italian Planes Strike Near Mussa Ali Amid Ethiopian War
Paris reports Italy poised to push advances beyond positions as the League of Nations monitors a new Ethiopian conflict. Ethiopian authorities describe air bombardment and a battle in Awame province while Mussolini's regime faces potential sanctions and a broader crisis. The League plans an emergency session to address the widening war.
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Alissaj
Mussa ‘Ali
Associated Press
Geneva
Switzerland
Iisly
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Awame
League
Mussolini
Italy
League Council
Paris
France
Here and There Editorial on War Profits and Neutrality
Editorial discusses wartime economics, war profiteering, and neutrality. It critiques bankers and merchants profiting from munitions sales while warning of entanglement in foreign conflicts. It notes U.S. neutrality policy and lagging U.S. public school construction since 1990, with historical context on school builds between 1870 and 1899.
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U.S
Marehan
190 Pound Indian Back Is Horatio's Big Scoring Star
The Hope area grid scene centers on Horatio High School as the Lions visit, led by 90 pound Horatio Indian back and three veteran backs. Horatio seeks to counter Phoy Hammons Bobcats with a tested offense and stiff defense while injuries loom for Ramsey. Gates open at 6 p.m. with kickoff at 7:30.
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Horatio
Foy Hammons
Horatia High School Lions
Bobcats
Lions
Bobento
Camden Panthers
Camden
van Buren
Keniatobe
Horatio Indian
Ramsey
Wits
Becauss
Hope Confecfinnery
Jacks Newsstand
Moreland’s
TAS
Roosevelt urges U.S. stay neutral and at peace with world
President Roosevelt declares that the United States must remain unentangled and free, stressing continued neutrality amid global tensions. He says the nation intends to avoid entanglement and will keep the government and people at peace with all nations, warning of foreign war as a danger at the moment.
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Italy
Ethiopia
United States
San Diego
Cali
Roosevelt
America
Tigers Even World Series by Defeating Cubs 8 to 3
Detroit pounded Chicago pitchers for an 8 to 3 victory to even the World Series. Tommy Bridges held the Cubs to six hits while Hank Greenberg hit a first inning homer. Detroit scored four in the opening frame and added three more before relief pitcher Henshaw was pulled in the fourth. About 45,000 fans braved the cold as Detroit tied the series and sent Chicago to a 1-1 count after two games.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Cubs
Hank Greenberg
Charley Root
Root
White
Cochrane
Gehringer
Cochra
Greenberg
Roy Henshaw
Canallld
Galan
Tes Herman
Lindstrom
Hartnett
Demaree
Onius Cavarretin
le Heck
Jurges
Reot
Henshaw
Cowalski
Sittin
War White
Vanish
Goslin
Fox
Rogell
Owen Jbay
Bridger
Pas Ons
Seme by Innings Chicago versus Detroit
Chicago and Detroit play a drawn out baseball game with early action. In the first inning Detroit scores four runs on hits and a Greenberg homer, then adds a run later in the inning. Chicago answers with a double play and a strikeout to end the frame. No runs in the second. Detroit’s pitching and defense hold as the game continues.
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Herman
Bridges
Rogell
Greenberg
Lindlistrom
Detroit
White
Cochrane
Feld
Gehringer
Henshaw
Root
Goslin
Fox
Cavarretta
Chicago
Harriet
Demaree
Cayaretta
Detreitwen
Postoffice Repair Bid Notice at Hope Tennessee
SEWANEE Tenn October 10 bids invited for painting and roof repair at the Hope post office. Sealed bids due at 2 p.m. October 10 from reliable contractors. Work includes replacing concrete entrance north side and interior repairs as specified by Postmaster Robert Wilson. Also notes overall building repairs and improvements. The Right Reverend Thomas Frank Gailor, elder bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church and University of the South chancellor, died in Sewanee after illness starting September 21.
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Gailor
Tennessee
Robert Wilson
Hope Post Office
Sewanee, Tenn
Thomas Frank Gallor
Protestant Episcopal Church
University of the South
Atkins Speaker at Spring Hill Meet
A singing school in progress at Spring Hill concluded Tuesday night with a full auditorium for a three hour program. W. Atkins Hope attorney was the featured speaker with the Jim Bearden quartet. Charles Dana Gibson of Hope served as master of ceremonies. pies were auctioned by Sheriff Bearden assisted by Silas Sanford. A pie supper and musical program was planned at Sardis five miles west of Ozan on Saturday night October 5 announced by Roy Lyons of the Bardis community.
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Spring Hill
W. &. Atkins
Hope Attorney
Jim Bearden
Charles Dana Gibson
Hope
Sheriff Bearden
Silas, Sanford
Sardis
Ozan
Roy Lyons
Bardis
Order Placed for Bandboy Uniforms for Hope Boys Band
The Hope Boys Band has secured 35 wool suits for uniforms, with delivery expected around October 16, per the auxiliary announcement. Additional donations increased the uniform fund to 439.07 dollars as of Thursday.
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Hope Boys
Band Mothers Meet Friday At Paisley School
A special meeting for all band boys mothers was announced by the Band boys Auxiliary for 4 pm Friday at Paisley school. Mothers needing transportation should phone Mrs. Harry Sognar or Mrs. Luther Garner. Auxiliary urges full attendance and notes a Cake Walk benefit next Tuesday with Main street roped off between Second and Third. Proceeds and performances aim to boost funds later this month. The benefit baseball game at Fairpark was postponed to Sunday afternoon and Thursday tickets will be valid. An order for 35 wool suits at 16.20 to 18.50 per suit was placed with Storrs Schaefer Co. of Cincinnati via Gorham & Gosnell at cost plus 10 percent.
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Band Boys
Paisley School
Band Boys Auxiliary
Harry Sognar
Luther Garner
Main Street
Fairpark
Storrs- Schaefer Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gorham & Gosnell
Farm Tenant Strike Declared Ended in Arkansas Fields
MEMPHIS Tenn UPI reports the Southern Tenant Farmers union says the strike in east Arkansas cotton fields ends with a partial victory. It sought wage increases from 25 to 50 percent and claims gains toward that goal.
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Memphis
Tenn
Southern Tenant Farmers Union
East Arkansas
Pictures of America A sweeping vision of a waking nation
A long passage envisions America awakening after a drouse, turning its vast landscape into a camera revealing both glory and grit. It portrays a nation consolidating strength, tackling vermin-like chaos, and presenting a montage of scenes from urban clubs to Western ranches, Chicago offices, and political life as it heads into renewal.
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America
Hemor
Uncle Sam
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