Rumor Lindbergh Baby Alive At Dallas
The Dallas Times-Herald reports insistent rumors that the kidnapped Lindbergh baby is alive and in Dallas under a foreign woman’s care. It claims the child is her son and mentions an alleged attempt to contact Governor Hoffman during the Texas Centennial Exposition visit, with fingerprints proposed to confirm identity.
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Tex
Dallas Times-Herald Today
Lindbergh
Times-Herald
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Hoffman
Charles Lindbergh, Jr
Bruno Richard Haupt- Mann
Senator Wagner to Answer Gov Landon Speech
Syracuse N Y Sept 28 AP Democratic National Chairman James A Farley announced that Senator Hubert F Wagner would reply to Governor Landons social security speech as soon as he could arrange time on the air Wagner is here to deliver the keynote at the Democratic state convention tonight
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N. Y
James A. Farley
Hubert F. Wagner
D. NY
Landon
Wagner
Alacazar siege ends as Franco forces seize Toledo
Desperate Socialist defenses crumble as Franco's units breach the Alacazar and seize central Toledo after weeks of bombardment. Insurgents join from the fortress amid shouts of Viva Espana, while government troops withdraw across the Tagus and redeploy toward Ciudad Real. The Alcazar, though shattered, is empty of its defenders and Toledo’s cathedral remains unharmed.
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Toledo
Tagus
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Ciudad Real
Spain
Ferdinand and
Isabella
Alcazar
Assembly officers listed for St Louis groups in top and bottom divisions
Names of officers for a St Louis based top and men’s division organization are listed. Rev A YT Strauss and Mrs Theresia Mein art lead female chapter with honorary presidents Mrs There sa Born Mrs Mary Hangary en. male officers include CJ Furrer E J E and F H Bitling.
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A. YT. Strauss
St. Louis
Anna Knollmeyer
Jefferson City
Rose Rohman
Amelia Otzenberber
K. A. Klebba
Rich Fountain
Berow
CJ. Furrer
Henry F. Winkelmann
St Charles
F. H. Bitling
St. Charles
Frank Scheffer
E. A. Winkelmann
St.Louis
Borah Manager Supports Roosevelt in Illinois
Edgar J. Cook, Borah campaign manager in Illinois, announced he and fellow Borah allies will back President Roosevelt. He says the Progressive Republican League for Roosevelt will organize in Illinois to recruit progressives for the Democratic nominee and plans a list of 4,000 to 5,000 affiliated Republicans.
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Edgar J. Cook
Illinois
William E. Borah
Borah
Roosevelt
Cook
Progressive Republican League
Landon
Ilinois
Illinois figures aid league in political race
Charles E. Merm and Paul Douglas of the University of Chicago helped form the league. A. J. was named treasurer. Cook played a leading role in Senator Borah’s Illinois primary campaign, which was won by Col. Frank Knox, Chicago publisher and Republican vice presidential nominee, 491,575 to 419,220.
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Paul Douglas
University Chicago
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Borah
Ilinois
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
Uncertain fires threaten large Oregon and California areas
News notes widespread fires across northern California and Oregon with unknown total damages. Unofficial estimates place damage around 1.5 million dollars in Missouri and Oregon, with Bandon hit hard and fires covering a million acres. A missing 3 year old boy in Mexico, Missouri was found asleep in a parked car four hours after his disappearance.
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Ceres
Bandon
Mexico
Oregon House
Wiliam ¢Shire
Raymond
Sikeston Boy on Bicycle Killed on Way Home
In Sikeston Missouri on September 28 AP reports Billy Collins aged 12 who worked at a local drug store was killed when his bicycle was struck by a car as he rode toward his home.
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Sikeston
Billy Collins
Salem
Deadly Coast Fire Strikes Bandon Marshfield North Bend
Fire swept the southern Oregon coast destroying Bandon and threatening Marshfield and North Bend. Identified dead include Ida Hill Daniel Stountz and Jack Bailey among others. many injured and evacuated to relatives or shelters. Police investigated arson while authorities said low humidity and camping fires could have started the blaze. Roseburg provided supplies as bridges and highways failed.
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North Bend
Bandon
Ida Hill
Daniel Stountz
Charles McCulloch
Konitz
George Williams
John Rieder
Jack Bailey
Coquille
Brandon
Matt Coy
Roseburg
Here
John Fasnacht
Oregon Fire Reaches Bandon Area Driving Residents From Town
The Oregon holocaust began northeast of Bandon late Saturday and by Sunday morning left the town in ashes. The fire drove residents to flee across the Coquille River while others carried only belongings. California authorities reported about 200000 acres burned in the past two days across the state. Prosper, a town upriver, also faced rapid spread and destruction.
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Oregon
Prosper
Government Warns Employees Against Political Show
Washington reports that the Civil Service Commission issued posters banning federal workers from wearing political buttons or displaying candidates at home or in public. Rules, with fines up to 5000 dollars and three years in prison, bar lobbying, influencing primaries, or neglecting duties. Clerks may vote but must avoid partisan displays or political letters to newspapers.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Government Printing Office
Fires Consume Suburban Buildings Near Coquille Coastline
Small fires joined forces, crowned through tree-tops toward Coquille, destroying suburban buildings on the outskirts of that town and sending off-shoots for miles. Other fires, fed by tinder dry underbrush and a swirling breeze, sprang up along more than 200 miles of coastline.
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Coquille
Federal clerks and DC voters face voting limits
Fragmentary text notes that federal clerks cannot vote if they reside in the District of Columbia, where most of them live. The snippet hints at voting rights and residency rules affecting federal employees in DC.
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District of Columbia
Trees Snapping Under Denver Snow Prompt Warnings
Denver reports eight inches of snow causing trees to snap and power lines to fall. Police broadcast warnings advised motorists to be careful as ten fires broke out, including a five story building leveled. All airline traffic halted. Temperatures fell to 32 degrees with continued snow in Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Student assistants named at Missouri U
Dr Frederick A Midlebush president of Missouri University announced the board of curators approved appointments of student assistants from multiple cities. Names include Freemont J Nebling Irwin Albrecht William Krobile Ann Dorsey Raymond R Burdit Sue Gloriod Albert E Jenkins Jack E Roller James O Stanley Davenport Mercer Wilburn L Davidson Anette Hunt Forest F McCluney Joe McMurray Homer C Hunt Martha McDonald Abe Blaner and others.
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Frederick A. Midlebush
Missouri ‘University
Freemont J. Nebling
Irwin Albrecht
William Krobile
St. Louis
Ann Dorsey
Norborne
Raymond R. Burdit
Monroe City
Sue Gloriod
Poplar Bluff
Albert E. Jenkins
Cross Timbers
Jack E. Roller
Monett
James O. Stanley
Doniphan
Davenport
Mercer
Wilburn L. Davidson
Kennet
Anette Hunt
Pleasant Hill
Forest F. McCluney
Jefferson City
Joe McMurray
Canton
Homer C. Hunt
Salem
Martha McDonald
Moberly
Abe Blaner
St. Joseph
Dangerous kidney and bladder cure promise leads to scam notice
A dubious advertisement warns about kidney and bladder disorders and urges buying Cystex with a guaranteed 48 hour vitality claim. It mentions an unreal $10,900 deposit with Bank of America in Los Angeles and offers a one week money back promise upon returning the empty package, touting dramatic youth gains.
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America
Los Angeles
California
Exchange National Bank
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