Reichstag balks and defies Von Papen order
Berlin September 12 A Communist motion of non confidence in Chancellor Franz von Papen’s cabinet passed 513 to 32 with 50 abstentions. The session featured Goering’s stance on dissolving the Reichstag and a scramble over the emergency decree, leaving lawmakers unsure of the Reichstag’s legal status and potential use of force.
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Reversal of Stand Against Bonus Seen at Legion Meet
Portland dispatch reports the American Legion convention opening with delegates from at least 35 states pressing for federal cash for veterans. Prominent figures including Rep. Wright Patman led a bonus caucus while Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley attended but did not say if he would speak. Former national commander Hanford MacNider arrived with Iowa delegates but left due to a child's illness.
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First permanent tooth named as six year molar
The United States Public Health Service identifies the six year molar as the first permanent tooth to emerge, marking a key milestone in dental development.
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United States Public Health Service
Roosevelt Heads West on Campaign Train Tour
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt opens a three week western campaign trip by special train at midnight. The tour begins in Cleveland with stops in St. Louis, Jefferson City, Kansas City, Topeka for a speech on farm relief, then Portland and Sioux City with one more city to be announced.
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Connecticut
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Death of Paul Bern Remains a Mysterious Enigma
San Francisco reports Paul Bern death by own action remains unclear as investigators pursue missing chapters. Letters to Dorothy Millette found in her belongings hint at a complicated liaison. Authorities seek Millette or her body while Mendel Silberberg may provide a statement.
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Flying family's plane forced down off Greenland
The Hutchinson family and four crew members disappeared after their amphibian aircraft, City of Richmond, radioed distress from 30 miles southwest of Angmagsalik on August 23 flight from New York toward Europe. Rescue vessels searched ice floes through the day but found no sign of eight people, including two young daughters Kathryn and Janet. Local ships and Eskimo kayaks aided efforts as Danish and Icelandic authorities monitored the coast.
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Joseph Ruff
Norman Alley
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Danish navy plane joins Pan-American east Greenland expedition boat party
A motor boat party from the Pan American East Greenland expedition was escorted by a Danish naval plane as part of the Arctic exploration effort. Two parties coordinated marine and aerial support to advance scientific work in the Greenland region.
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Fierce Battle Reported At Fort Boqueron In Chaco
Asuncion Paraguay Sept 12 Paraguayans and Bolivians clash for a third day at Fort Boqueron in the Chaco with Paraguayans claiming the fort’s occupation and a purge of Bolivian officers. Bolivian HQ said the fight continued and that 3,000 attackers were repulsed at Agua Rica while resisting vigorously.
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Weather notes from Tennessee and Virginia report cloudy, warmer, with showers
The Tennessee forecast says fair tonight then increasing cloudiness on Tuesday with little temperature change and possible showers. Virginia is fair and slightly warmer tonight and Tuesday. Previous highs and lows are listed, with yesterday's high 49 and low 51 compared to last year, plus rainfall omissions. Readings taken at 6 p.m. daily.
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Pickets Resume Road Blockades In Farm Strike
Pickets in the farm war for higher produce prices resumed highway blockades in the Sioux City area as leaders plan to form a marketing association on September 18 to operate across many Midwestern states. Milo Reno, president of the Farmers Holiday Association, prepared a statement on the conference report urging tariff revisions and a reorganized national agricultural credit system to refinance farmers at lower interest rates.
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Trains Derailed by China Bandits Near Harbin
In Harbin Manchuria on September 12 a three-raid series derailed trains, killing 24 and injuring over 70 with many kidnapped and robbed. A second wreck near Chengzhaotze left six dead and fourteen injured while a third derailment hit a Japanese hospital train, with six Japanese dead and several wounded. A major clash between Japanese troops and bandits occurred 60 miles south near Tahsing.
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Mitchell report cites troops role in bonus army unrest
Washington dispatch says Attorney General Mitchell concluded federal troops used to prevent further riot and bloodshed during the 1932 bonus army encampment. He described the march as the largest gather of criminals in the city, while noting many veterans were genuine and well behaved. President Hoover defended the many law abiding veterans and criticized the criminal and communist elements among the marchers.
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Robins Unfound as Prohibition Hunt Expands
Chicago Sept 12 AP a midwest underworld link to the disappearance of Col Raymond Robins missing prohibitionist and Hoover ally Dr Daniel A Poling head of allied prohibition forces said he had several new leads including threats from midwest underworld figures He planned to brief prohibition agents and officials Theories in Washington kept to two possibilities amnesia or Russian octarists linked to Robins recent push for US recognition of Soviet Russia
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Sterling to Carry Election Contest Into Texas Courts
Governor Sterling will not contest the Democratic nomination at party meetings and will file a district court contest within five days. Senator R A Stuart announced Sterling would skip the executive committee sessions and the state convention. Miriam Ferguson won the nomination by about four thousand votes in semi official returns, with her husband James E Ferguson in attendance.
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Michigan
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Huey Long
Louisiana
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Fred C. Martin
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Loren R. Pierce
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Pierce
Moses
New Hampshire
George H. Moses
Joseph L. Richards
Arizona
George W. P. Hunt
Colorado
Waterman
South Carolina
Maine election holds national interest today
The Associated Press reports voters in ten states including Maine begin a wave of primaries this week. Maine kicks off the schedule with statewide voting two months ahead of much of the nation, as eight states hold primaries tomorrow and Georgia votes Wednesday.
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