Florida hurricane eyes Key West as Florida braces
A Havana forecast bulletin warned of a likely late day strike on Key West with full force spreading through the Florida Keys. Gale warnings were raised from Miami to Key West and rough seas affected Cuba and the Bahamas. Reports described shifting winds, falling barometers, and ships grounded or saved as the storm moved toward the Gulf of Mexico.
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Havana
Bee
Key West
Florida Keys
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Florida Straits
Florida Teys
Miami
Nassau
Bahamas
Florida Peninsula Straits
United States
BR. W. Cray
Dian
Mismi
Tampa
Pan American Airways
Cubs
Cuban National Observatory
Mexico
W. OQ. EB
West Palm Beach
Bimini
Jacksonville
Magsau
Cuba
Weather Observatory
Isacels de Sagna
Santa Clara
Weekend in St. Louis and area social notes
Round the town pages report visits and events in Jefferson City and nearby, including Frances Crump notes, St. Louis business trips, theater and club activities, school moves, and a p peer community announcements. Various residents travel to St. Louis and Kansas City for visits, work, or study, with social updates on families, education, and local institutions.
State police urged to modernize law enforcement system
Dr. Fraser Arnold, representing Denver, urged Missouri Bar Association to adopt a statewide police system to supersede outdated rural forces. He criticized political sheriffs, praised British crime prevention methods, and argued a mobile, strategically stationed state force could rapidly respond to events like bank robberies.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Missouri Bar Association
Fraser Arnold
Denver
Colorado
Arnold
America
Great Britain
Pennsylvania
Texas
New York
Massachusetts
Maryland
West Virginia
New Jersey
Connecticut
Michigan
System of rapid response after bank robbery described
The passage explains a rapid, organized procedure following a crime, with officers acting decisively as unaffected districts send aid. It recalls a 1910s bank robbery in Lamar where $213000 was stolen, three bankers and a physician killed, and warns against amateur posses causing chaos during manhunt.
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First National Bank
Lamar
Arnold Bald
Jarg
Malone charged with first degree murder in Missouri
John R. Malone faces first degree murder charges in the Arthur Marshall killing and was released on a $25,000 bond. In other Missouri items, the Ryan Banking Company closed after a board order, a run followed the death of carrier E. J. Connelly, and B. P. Gresham discussed reorganization. A St Joseph drunken driving ordinance proposed six months in jail or a $500 fine, plus a $25 minimum. In St Louis, Federal Judge Henry S. Priest, Irma Oil’s former president or treasurer, filed a bankruptcy claim for $75,092.25 noting the loan difference with a personal loan of $101,830.68 and what he has received.
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Ryan Aking Company
2 West
Carr Ler
E. J. Connelly
B. BP. Gresham
ST. Joseph
Jal
ST. Louis
Henry S. Priest
Irma Oil Company
Joseph Kane
Moodcutters Admit Slaying of Woman at OT
Prosecuting Attorney William Bloebaum said a confession was obtained in the August 22 murder of Miss Pauline Dubert 48 on her farm near Femme Osage Missouri. David Miller 44 and Norman Tanner 21 admitted guilt after an all night jail session, leading to further inquiries that uncovered Chester A. Hurst a Crocker lumber dealer who had employed Miller.
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St, Charles
Wiliam ¥. Bloebaum
Pauline Duebert
Femme Osage
David A. Miller
Norman Tanner
Bloebaurn
Bloebaum
Boonville
Chester A. Hurst
Crocker, Mo
Miller
Unidentified Skeleton Found Near Poplar Bluff
In Carter County Missouri a man hunters near his farm found a skull and bones with a watch and shoes, shaking local nerves. Sheriff notified and investigators from Van Buren will review evidence including the watch to identify the remains. A man seen five years ago with a suitcase on Hunter branch is recalled by residents.
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Poplar Bluff
Here
Henry Peak
van Buren
John Moore
Carter County
Hunter Branch
Pantages faces sentence as hunger strike drags on
Lois Pantages lies under physician observation in Los Angeles after conviction for manslaughter in the death of Juro Rokumoto, a Japanese gardener. Judge Carlos Hardy postpones sentencing to Monday, with court physicians prepared to attend bedside if needed. California law requires sentence within five days of conviction.
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Los Angeles
Sept
Anne
Lois Pantages
Carlos Hardy
Juro Rokumoto
Gardner
Pantages
E. ©. Pfishbaugh
Hardy
Vote on flexible provision of tariff by 4 p.m. Tuesday
Washington dispatch reports Senate leaders aim to vote by 4 p.m. Tuesday on restoring the flexible tariff provision. President Hoover backs continuing executive rate changes after tariff commission review. Simmons proposes a substitute and partisans expect a tight vote among new senators.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Finance Committee
Hoover
Congress
Tariff Commission
Simmons
North Carolina
Candidate for Mayor Kills Rival in Gaternaco Mexico
Jose Perez Vidal, candidate for mayor of Gaternaco, Vera Cruz, fatally shot rival Gabriel Perez Berval after the election. El Universal Grafica reports the slaying as the election settled Sunday. The Central Evangélial Dramat ic Club announces a play titled Mommy and the Mumps to be staged in October at the Evangelical auditorium.
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Mexico City
Jose Perez Vidal
Gaternaco
Vera Cruz
Gabriel Perez Berval
el Universal Grafica
Central Evangélial Dramatic Club
Iatter
Evangelical
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Bulletin
Henry Crewelt, Jr
Will Bacrifice
Miss Frances Crump
Myr. J. Roach
Willian Ruthley
Charles W. Fear
St.Louis
Glover
Russellville
Wunderlich
J. Rundberg
Kansas
Karl Rundberg
Dwight H. Brown
A. G. Schluter
Schluter
Morris Morganstern
Rose Rosenthal
City
Rosenthal School of Commerce
Mathilde Schultz
Mrs
Julius Conrath
Wagner Place
H. A. Thurston
Werrensburg
T. W. Breeden
Marguerite Jones
Jefferson City High School
Tebbats
Cholly Storm
Gerasters
Martha Enloe
A. A. Enloe
Russellville, Mo
Springfield Draughon Business University
John Ousley
St. Mary's Hospital
Naomi Goodin
Chicago
State Board of Health
National Safety Council
Wirs
Goodin
Springler
The
Grand Army of the Republic
Charles Dunford
Immaculate Conception Church
J. B. Pleus
Elliott Dampi
Cole County
Campf
Harold Collins
Total
Collins
Virgie Mayo
Walter Wyatt
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Mr. Wyatt
Jessie Wyatt
Grace Brockman
Grumden
Public Library
Miss Brockman
Missouri Library Commission
Miss McDonald
Bob Mueller
Flag Avenue
Bob
Mueller
E. Mueller
Jackson Street
Bernice Sattler
Roy Stewart
Milwaukee
J. AL. Handley
Shell Oil Company
West High
Bolivar Streets
Leona Tedrolie
Alberta Mackie
East High Street
Tedrvolie
Miss Mackie
Jefferson City
the Business and Professional Women's Club
Columbia
Tigar Hotel
Ethel Langford Hodge
Tiger
Vera Young
Chillicothe
Junior College
Jefferson City School Activities Association
William R. Tweedie
Markey
Harold Robbins
Illinois
Robbins
Tate Police
Modern Way
Bar Association
Post-Tribune
Post- Tribune
Vere
Seheree
Charles
Vernon Bussard
Westminister
Frisco
Tony
Vexigan
Ruval
F. A. Atkinson
R. R
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