Assassin Wounds Chinese Premier in Nanking Attack
An assassin wounded Premier Wang Ching-Wei and three other Nationalist officials during a meeting in Nanking. Wang, Tseng Chun-Min and others were treated as bodyguards returned fire. the attacker was killed. The incident sparked fears of anti-Japanese resistance amid ongoing North China tensions.
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Associated Press
Nanking
China
Wang Ching-Wei
Japan
Song
Wang Ching-Wwei
Tseng Chun- Min
Chang Chi
Judicial Yuan
Kan Nai- Kuang
Polilical
Generalissimo
Chiang Kit- Shek
Sun Mingh-Sun
Sun
Central
H. H. Kung
Wang
Wortd
Central Executive Committee
Koomintang
Nationalist Party
Chang
Kaomintang
Chiang Kai-Shek
Lin Sen
Yen Hisishan Shansi
Executive Yuan
Shankwai
J. H. Liu
Republican Women’s Club Meets Monday at Courthouse
The Capital City Republican Women’s club will hold an open meeting at the courthouse Monday night with William J. Godt, former State Tax Commission member and GOP operative, as principal speaker. Mrs. Mary Davis says the meeting is open to men and women and black Republicans have been invited.
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Capital City
Republican Women’s Club
Wiliam J. Godt
State Tax Commission
Mary Davis
Park Sees Victory For The Home Team
Gov Guy B Park predicted a Missouri win over Nebraska in tomorrow's football game at Columbia saying I believe we will. The No 1 alumnus of the Tigers spoke at a press conference endorsing the home team ahead of the clash.
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University of Missouri
Nebraska
Columbia
Tigers
Guy B. Park
Roosevelt Expects Landon as Opponent
President Roosevelt outlined campaign plans in the west and floated using Colorado Governor Johnson to counter Landon's appeal in Kansas. Johnson, a Roosev elt supporter, would back the effort in both states, while unnamed leaders offered no comment.
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Roosevelt
West
Jobson
Colorado
Kansas
Johnson
Landon
Bor
Nebraska
London
Dole 70 Many On Discontinuance Date In WPA Plan
Matthew S. Murray state WPA administrator sees 17 000 employed now with enough projects to add 7 000 more by mid next week. Washington aims for 40 000 at work by Armistice day. A final WPA target is 70 000 by December 1 with remaining relief clients to be placed in CCC camps river work and highway construction. No class-by-class employment estimates were available today.
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Matthew S. Murray
WPA
Muray
Washington
CCC
Ed A Duensing to Lead Local Kiwanis Club
Tefferson City lumberman Ed A. Duensing was elected president of the Kiwanis club to succeed Phil A. Dallmeyer. Officers at the luncheon included Robert W. Hedrick as vice president and Paul A. Schaeffer as treasurer. Directors serve two-year terms with four holdovers and four new members joining.
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Ed A. Duensing
Tefferson City
Kiwanis Club
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Robert W. Hedrick
Paul A. Schaeffer
William L. Hager
John P. Heinrichs
Ted Kieschbach
Hedrick
Duensing
Schaeffer
Oliver Bassman
Jacob Moerschel
Malcomb Epstein
Fred Bassman
Jesse N. Owens
H. AL Starks
John T. Waddill
Henry de Westhues
East Coast Quake Runs Through 17 States and Canada
An earthquake spanning 17 eastern states and three Canadian provinces disrupted life from New York to Ontario. Reports describe swinging mirrors, rattling dishes, and frightened residents fleeing homes in night attire. Two deaths occurred in Helena, while officials urged relief coordination as tremors were felt from the Bay of Fundy to Lake Michigan.
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New York
Helena
Mont
Canada
Lake Ontario
Albany
Buffalo
Bay of Fundy
Lake Michigan
District of Columbia
Washington
Larrabee Sinclair
Roper
United States
Honduras
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Red Cross
Army
Era
L. €. Conant
Cornell University Seismological Station
Ithaca
Mscanaba
Mitch
Brooklyn
Union
Owen
Frank O'Donnell
Dormition Meterological Bureau
Toronto
Ont
Marth
St. Lawrence River
E Licenses Revoked in First Liquor Hearings
Edwin J Becker state seller control supervisor led eight day hearings under the new law revoking four licenses and closing five cases while two await advisement in a docket of eighteen alleged offenders. Notable revocations include Alva Roseler Arben Zimmerman Leona Guenther Domenick Combatt Bevier and Lawrence Roseler Industrial City for offenses from late sales to insufficient stock.
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Edwin J. Becker
Becker
Alva Roseler
Arben Zimmerman
St. Joseph
Leona Guenther
Salem
Domenick Colombatto
Bevier
Lawrence Roseler
Convinced Prisoner Innocent in Kidnapping Case
A Department of Justice agent concluded Clarence Silva, 29, a former San Quentin inmate, knew nothing about the $200,000 Weyerhauser kidnapping or about William Mahan, the fugitive. The agent questioned Silva for 90 minutes at the Contra Costa county prison farm.
Prion Guards In War On Slot Machines
Police and prison officials announce a crackdown on slot machines in several businesses as guards report repeated coin returns and suspicious activity. Intersections cited include East High and Lafayette, Ash Street, and West Hisly Street near West Side Public School, with multiple 10:15 to 10:40 a.m. incidents. Prosecutors plan to move against offenders. arrests and court appearances were anticipated. The effort aims to curb illicit gambling behind back rooms and basements as warnings of further action are issued.
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Hess
East High
Lafayette Streets
Tanner's
East Side
Ash Street
West Hisly Street
West Side Public School
Boih Allebery
Mills
J. M. Sanders
Tom Sout
White
Damptl
Harry’ Mackey
Boys Held for Small Thefts Freed on Promise to Appear
Robert Spencer 14 and James 16 were charged with stealing $5 from a filling station and released from a cold jail cell after officials, citing the unheated room and a cold night, allowed their freedom on the condition they appear in juvenile court on November 12. The brothers, of a relief family from Nevada, Missouri, were freed late yesterday.
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Robert Spencer
James
Afteer
Elliott Dampt
Chick Snorgrass
Nevada
Missouri Motor Toll Rates for Third Quarter Revealed
The Missouri highway department reports 221 people died and 2,492 injured in motor vehicle accidents in the third quarter ending Sept 30. Casualty toll is up from both prior quarters, with 597 killed or fatally injured and 6,113 hurt over nine months. September alone shows 853 injuries, 71 deaths, across 629 accidents. St Louis saw 66, Kansas City 62, and St Joseph 22 accidents. Figures are incomplete.
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Missouri
State Highway Department
St. Louis
Kansas City
SS Joseph
Simonsen Junior High Wins Missouri PTA Membership Award
Simonsen junior high school earned a state membership award from the Missouri Congress of Parents and Teachers. At Cape Girardeau last night the group honored three schools for the largest percentage gains, with Simonsen rising from 50 to 173 members, Milton Moore pre school in Kansas City from 11 to 48, and Nixa elementary near Springfield from 35 to 135.
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Simonsen
Missouri Congress of Parents and Teachers
Cape Girardeau
Congress
Milton Moore
Kansas City
Nixa
Springfield
The Old Army Game Plus Rations for 3
Atlanta police link to a Ne gro woman who took change for a $10 bill and three dinners, leaving a delivery boy waiting. Officers arrived after a telephoned demand for meals and change. The suspect disappeared after promising to return with the bill.
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Atlanta
Charles Rautsus
Rautisus
Negroes killed in jail fight tense aftermath described
In a jail fight, a 23 calibre pistol was discharged five times, a cartridge unexploded, and guards intervened. Hart was restrained after attempting to use the weapon on Angelo Maggiore, who then collapsed Hart with deputies citing ongoing investigations into attackers of two white women.
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Hart
Angelo Maggiore
Three Suspects Tied to Armed Robberies and Assaults
Out of the cell the shouting began as Hart and Freeman were accused of holding up two white men in automobiles. A third suspect, also linked to an attack on a white woman, was transported to the parish jail in New Opteans across the Mississippi River. The victims were slugged and robbed, women companions bound and gagged and attacked, then later freed in remote areas.
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Mississippi River
New Opteans
Hart
Freeman
Duncan Couple Face Shooting After Dance Incident
Mrs. Duncan sustained a superficial wound when two shots were fired at a dance attended by about 15 people. Trooper Brown said the couple had recently separated and Duncan, an express driver, was captured in Rolla after a pickup order.
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Duncan
Appar
Thomas
Brown
Rolla
Knox Sees GOP Victory As Webb Continues Push
Colonel Knox rates the GOP odds high for next year while blasting government news releases as propaganda. He asserts Republicans will win and cites Eastern states including New England New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois as already in the fold.
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Zovernment
Washigton
New Deal
Knox
Mississippi
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ilinois
Son of river boat crewman missing in Mississippi drowning
Walter Mathers reported his son Walter Jr aged 20 went missing from a federal river boat at Crystal City and is believed to have drowned in the Mississippi River, authorities said.
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ST. Louis
Walter Mathers
Walter, Jr
Crystal City
Mississippi River
Prison Terms Handed Down In Torture Robbery Case
Fulton Mo November 1 A prison sentence of 99 years was imposed today on John Abner White 86 of St Louis for the torture robbery of August 6 involving Bill Slick Howe a negro farmer. John Simmons of St Louis drew a life term for participation while another member remains at large.
Howe Testimony Details Burning Foot Torture on Farm
Howe testified that three assailants burned his feet with flaming paper to force him to reveal the location of his life savings buried on his Callaway County farm.
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Howe
Callaway County
Folger’s Mountain Grown Coffee Delights Discerning Palates
In a feature on coffee brands the article touts Folger’s as distinct from common blends. It emphasizes Folger’s mountain grown beans from Central American plantations, claiming a richer flavor and a noticeable tang that outshines Inland and other brands.
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Folger
Folger’s
Central America
Uiec
Une
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