Connie Mack eyes 1935 Athletics revival in Philadelphia
Connie Mack, 72, predicts a comeback for the Athletics next season. He plans to rebuild with pitching, a new second baseman, a regular right fielder and a utility infielder. Mack says attendance will rise as times improve and rejects talk of talent drought, noting many young players seek tryouts while minor leagues have shrunk.
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Firmer guard in textile strike as troops patrol mills
War veterans mobilize at Woonsocket and Pawtucket after unions vote not to strike. Ex service men deployed with tin hats and night sticks to guard districts while National Guardsmen patrol mills. Police heighten patrols as governor denounces alleged communist uprising and calls for arrests.
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Pawtucket
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Woonsackef
Bayon Company
Green
Rail freight loadings dip after Labor Day holiday
The American Railway Association reported revenue freight loadings for the week ended September 8 at 562 730 cars, down 83 050 from the prior week due mainly to the Labor Day holiday. Loadings were 15 203 cars below the 1933 week but 61 193 above the 1932 week.
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Washington
American Railway Association
Evere
Blood Transfusion Prepared for Dionne Quintuplets
Callander Ontario September report states equipment rushed from Toronto to aid the Dionne quintuplets suffering intestinal toxemia. Dr. A R Dafoe, attending, says condition remains a concern though better overnight and recovery to take about a week.
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W. A. Dafoe
A. R. Dafoe
Oliva Dionne
Roosevelt may take a hand in textile strike
President Roosevelt plans a conference with War Secretary Dern and General Connor at Fort Adams Rhode Island to review the Rhode Island textile strike and decide whether to deploy federal troops. A survey will guide whether he attends the international yacht races or commands the strike response from Providence.
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Newport
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Fox Conner
First Corps
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Connor
Boston
War Department
White House
Ship's Command Failed in Crisis Hearings
A New York hearing shouted for a complete inspection of every steamship entering American ports after the Morro Castle disaster. Officials pressed legislation to prevent future fires as tainted evidence and unclear phrasing sparked debate.
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Targ
Morro Castle
New York City
Tory Kempf
Fire aboard Morro Castle sparks witness testimony
Witnesses place the start of the Morro Castle blaze around 12745 and describe smell of smoke at 12 45. a m before the ship burned rapidly. McElheny testifies lifeboat carried only crew and one passenger, with passengers possible if directed early.
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T. Hoover
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Plainfield
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Senator Van denberg Discusses Insurance Reform Stance
Michigan Senator Van denberg outlined re election issues today favoring rational practical unemployment insurance while opposing state socialism or state collectivism and national regulation as part of his campaign platform.
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Jobbless Insurance
Washington
Vandenberg
Mich
Dairy Relief Purchases To Aid Dairy Prices
The farm administration authorized substantial creamery butter purchases for relief channels, likely several million pounds, to aid the dairy industry amid price declines. Officials denied market stabilization aims, while governor action requests mounted in the dairy division of the AAA.
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Washington
Farm Administration
AAA
A. H. Lauterbach
Divorced Woman Involved In Fatal Roadside Struggle
Ruth Miller, 29, a divorcee and mother of two, showed no emotion when informed Chester Kenoyer, 24, a barber, was dead from a likely struggle west of Hutchinson, Kansas. She previously said Kenoyer attacked her and she grabbed his necktie and struck him, then fled. Officers later traced her through details of a drinking party that included Kenoyer. Kenoyer's body was found by schoolchildren.
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