Hurley Hears Rivermen Song On Mississippi River
Secretary Hurley sails down the Mississippi aboard the U S S Mississippi near Thebes on a river inspection. A radio calls him to visit towns, while river men sing depth calls in the mark method. A late stop at Grand Tower delays arrival in New Orleans.
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TESISTANGE TO SCHOOL RULE TAKES NEW FORM
Parents protesting the Bliss School order move to junior high status employed a new tactic in St. Joseph Missouri. About 100 elementary children were brought to the building for admission demonstrations and sent home when not admitted. The protest continues until accommodation is provided or the injunction suit reaches circuit court on September 22.
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Recalled Mayor Bowles Defeated by Murphy in Detroit
Detroit September 10 AP Charles Bowles failed to hold the mayor's office as Frank Murphy won a three man race by about 12 000 votes. Murphy resigned from the recorder's court to enter the contest with support from factions that aided Bowles when he moved from the bench to the mayor's chair last November.
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Discovery of Franklin expedition camps on King William Island
Edmonton report from Sept the radio from W E B Gilbert pilot on an airplane expedition to the magnetic pole region says two camp sites of the Franklin expedition were found on King William's Island near Victory Point. The find promises data on the fate of Sir John Franklin's 1845 voyage and the Northwest Passage search.
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Senators Bleage and Ransdell Beaten in Primaries
Results from eight states show Democratic defeats for Bleage in South Carolina and Ransdell in Louisiana. James Byrnes tops Blease in South Carolina and Huey Long defeats Ransdell in Louisiana, while James Couzens leads in Michigan for Republican renomination. Byrnes and Long secure November election. governors’ races vary across states.
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George H. Shaw
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Tariff Commission
George W. P. Hunt
Phillips
Stanley C. Wilson
Henry W. Keyes
John G. Wiant
Mexican fighter Io Gangster found dead in Kansas City
The body of Joe Atley, a Mexican prize fighter and known criminal, was found on Indian Mound near Gladstone Belmont. He had three gunshot wounds to the head and had been beaten. Two blood smeared revolvers lay nearby. Atley had recent arrests and a 1929 stabbing sentence. police say he was attacked by a gang after he left it to go straight.
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Graf Zeppelin Makes First Soviet Visit to Moscow
The Graf Zeppelin paid its first official visit to Moscow arriving at noon to red flags and proletarian airs. After a brief stay it departed for Germany. The ship circled Kremlin twice before landing at October Field amid about 100,000 ticket holders awaiting.
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Major Proves to Be a Check Forger
In St Louis a man claiming to be Major Edward A Woodford and 41 year old Edward Bedell was arrested after passing counterfeit checks in hotels in New York Chicago and Cleveland. A former inmate who served four years for forgery in Kingston Ontario Bedell confessed to police and had been posing as a U S Army major while traveling with bags golf clubs and polo mallets.
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Missouri party platforms pledge redistricting control
The Missouri Democratic and Republican platforms vow to control state legislature and influence redistricting of congressional and state districts. Republicans criticize gerrymander, praise survey commission while Democrats seek similar reform and fault national policy. Chairs Curtis and Howell set to launch campaigns with plans to follow.
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Foreign Minister Grandi leaves Geneva before league assembly
Italy rapid departure from Geneva sparks chatter as the League of Nations opens. Dino Grandi exits by car, entrusting affairs to Senator Scialoja, while Briand prepares to present his United States of Europe plan. Cairo and Egyptian desert wireless expansion mentioned.
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Three Men Arrested in Alma Bank Robbery Case
In Crawford County Arkansas Don Flores 28 of Champaign Homer Scott 26 of Kansas City and Mrs Macle Scott 30 of Little Rock are jailed after Reeves Bolling the bank book keeper identified them as the Alma Commercial Bank robbers. They were captured near Muldrow Oklahoma with $1000 found. more than $1500 robbed from the bank.
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Roosevelt Backs Repeal of Prohibition State Control
Albany Sept 10 AP Governor Roosevelt backs repeal of the eighteenth amendment arguing that real control of intoxicants rests with states. In a letter to Senator Wagner the governor says states should decide sales through state agencies and have right to prohibit intoxicants within their borders if they choose.
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New York
Howell Lotter Died Sottelry Funeral Here
Obituary notes civil engineer Howell Lotter longtime U S Bureau of Public Roads head in the region. He helped build the Erie Canal Detroit deep waterway system and contributed to the St Louis World’s Fair. Survived by wife Gertrude Geisberg two daughters Dorothy and Charlotte, sister-in-law and other relatives. Funeral details follow.
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Charlotte
J. H. Lotter
Moberly
Charles Geiselman
G R. Stone
Berkeley
California
Beneficial Rain In All Drought States Tuesday
The agriculture department reports beneficial rains across many drought states for the first week of September. Kansas and Nebraska received general rains with Missouri enjoying favorable weather. Ohio Valley areas see soil improvement for winter wheat. Rain helps plains states from Kansas to South Dakota and boosts late corn in northern districts.
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Three youths arrested for thefts in Moberly
Moberly Missouri officers arrested Clinton Soderlin M J Cimm ings and George Marks all from Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin after a burglary spree including a radio shop and a filling station. The trio were in a Wisconsin registered coupe No 159312 and guns and shells were seized. They are held for county prosecution.
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M. J. Cimmings
George Marks
Sturgeon Bay
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Wisconsin
Notice for Templar Conclave and funeral march
Tonight’s Templar called conclave of Prince of Peace Commandry No 20 meets Thursday September 11 at 2 30 p m to form an eB cart for the funeral of Sir Knight H H Lotter. All Sir Knights are urged to attend. Bay H Lone B C R L Gwinn recorder.
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IREFORMATORY YOUTH FATALLY SHOT IN CHASE NEAR HQ
Charles Passwater, 16, a fugitive from the Iowa reformatory, was fatally shot by Patrolman Lester Trelford near police headquarters after a pursuit during which he exchanged gunfire with officers. Bystander Angelo Genoni, 21, was seriously wounded. Passwater died after surgery. Passwater claimed Eldora, Iowa, as his home and said he had escaped a week earlier.
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