Rioting Marks Textile Strike Stirs NationsGuarded Clash at Sayles Village
National guardsmen faced violent protests across Rhode Island and other centers as the textile strike escalated. In Sayles Village Bristol County guardsmen used tear gas to disperse crowds after a cemetery fight, injuring about 70 in 48 hours. Troops then patrolled sites to deter mass picketing while mediation efforts tried to resume talks.
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Bristol
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Maine
Connecticut
North Carol
South Carolina
Hazelton
Vietn
Washington
Iy Trhode Island
Textile Mediation Board
Tutling
Gop
Yester
Francis J. Gorman
William Green
America Rideration of Labor
United Textile Workers
Los Angeles Investigator Faces Charge After Grand Jury Claim
Ramona Wineger Alexander, 16, of West Virginia, says she was brought to Los Angeles to be employed as a Kyre by a grand jury to influence political readers. She levels sensational accusations against Hol Dudley, a former Chisago Secret Six member and Los Angeles investigator, who faces attack charges.
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Los Angeles
Kyre
Eto
Ramona Wineger Alexander
West Virginia
Hol Dudley
Chisago
Secret Six
Weather Outlook With Cloudy Skies Across States
Mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with likely showers and thunderstorms in eastern and central regions. Tennessee shows little temperature change, with yesterday’s high at 95 and low at 66. Virginia forecasts similar clouds and small temperature shifts. Readings taken at 12 pm daily for the preceding 24 hours.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Power sale to TVA set for hearing in Alabama
Montgomery hearing date set for October 23 on Alabama Power Company petition to sell 1 million dollars of Ninth Alabama municipal distribution systems and transmission lines to the TVA. TVA has operated the properties since the initial sale order was voided by a Montgomery court ruling over improper notice. The case involves North Alabama towns including Athens and Belle Mina and the Joe Wheeler dam area. continued to page six
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Ala
PlamHugh White
Leon McCord
Ing
North
Alabama
Compuy
TVA
Birmingham
Alabama Power Company
Fireproof ships urged as morro castle inquiry grows
President Roosevelt seeks all steel, fireproof passenger ships following the Morro Castle disaster and orders government action as the Morro Castle inquiry continues. He urges fireproof equipment and propulsion, while the Justice Department plans any needed steps. The Morro Castle fire cost over 100 lives, prompting press conference disclosures and a broader probe.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Congress
Morro Castle
Department of Justice
Silk Named Head Of State Legion
Tennessee members of the American Legion concluded their 16th annual convention in Nashville with memorial services for fallen veterans. Leonard Sisk of Nashville was elected commander, and Memphis was chosen as the 1935 convention city. Sisk served in World War I with Company 1, 114th Machine Gun Battalion, 30th Division.
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Nashville
Tennessee
American Legion
Leonard Sisk
Memphis
Sisk
Middle Tennessee
Children Snatched From Death Hold Hopes In Tennessee
In Lawrenceburg Tennessee on September 12, Margaret Gowen 10 and Hubert Byer 14 who drank a poison laced on apples are slowly recovering after multiple blood transfusions. Margaret’s brother Eric Gowen 8 died last Friday from the insecticide poison. Doctors report improving color and signs of recovery as the two children remain under care.
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Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Margaret Gowen
Hubert Byer
Margaret
Jilbert
Eric Gowen
Hubert
T. J. Swoekard
Stockard
Famous Chef Jules Alciatore Dies in New Orleans
Jules A. Alciatore world famous chef and Antonine's proprietor in New Orleans French Quarter died after a long illness in a city hospital. Scion of a renowned restaurant family he carried on French culinary traditions dating to 90 years of service. He hosted many notable visitors and served dishes to four presidents, shaping visits to Antoine's.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Jules A. Alciatore
Antonine’s
Ines
Levine in Brooklyn gas incident shocks transatlantic pioneer
Charles A. Levine, first trans Atlantic passenger, was found unconscious beside five open gas jets in a friend's Brooklyn kitchen. Police revived him with an inhalator after doctors said he likely would recover. Three notes on the table hinted at distress. Levine and Clarence Chamberlin previously flew to Berlin in 1937, covering 3,905 miles.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles A. Levine
Raymond Shea
Kings County Hospital
Albert
Walter
Levine
J. Kaufman
Manhattan
Clarence Chamberlin
Berlin
Huey Longs Machine Sweeps Louisiana Primary Victory
Huey Long's grip tightened as his slate won decisively in Louisiana Democratic primaries, breaking the New Orleans ring led by Major T. Semmes Walmsley. Long claimed dictatorial power with strong country vote support, while Winston Overton trailed Thomas F. Porter in late returns. Porter expected to be party nominee, with a possible runoff required per Longs remarks.
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New Orleans
Huey Long
Louisiana
T. Semmes Walmsley
QO. K. Allen
Long
Winston Overton
State Supreme Court
Thomas F. Porter
Overton
Porter
Democratic Executive Committee
Bitter Governor’s Race Highlights Georgia Primary
Governor Eugene Talmadge seeks a second term as the Democratic nominee facing Superior Court Judge Claude Pittman and Atlanta Alderman Ed A. Gilliam. The heated campaign centers on the New Deal, with Talmadge defending loyalty to Roosevelt. The primary also names representatives and state officers to be elected, with several incumbents unopposed in early districts.
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Francis Carpenter
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Talmadge
Superior Court
Claude Pittman
Ed A. Gilliam
New Deal
Roosevelt
Conness
House
Owen
Ramspeck
Vinson
Brown
Senator Clark Questions Witness at Munitions Hearing
Senator B Champ Clark of Missouri questions a witness during the senate munitions hearing in Washington Revelations tie Sir Basil Zabaroff Europe s Man Mystery and armaments magnate to an American submarine builder Nye of North Dakota chairs the inquiry and presides nearby
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B. Champ Clark
Missouri
Senate
Washington
Basil Zabaroff
Europe
Mystery” and Armaments
Nate
Clark Wats
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Three Cornered Bank Robbery Linked to NRA Power Split
Fifteen sheriffs and bloodhounds hunted two bank robbers who escaped with about $3,000 from Clifton State Bank. Cashier FE Brewer was locked in a vault. the robbers fled after forcing him to lie down. A wrecked car and pacing pursuits followed toward the Tennessee river, with officers fearing river passage on foot or by improvised craft. The event coincides with NRA organizational shifts discussed by Roosevelt, Richberg, and Johnson.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Hyde Park
NRA
Roosevelt
Donald Richberg
Richbore
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Richbeen
The
Richberg
Gen. Johnson
Congress
Clifton
Tenn
Tennessee River
Savannah
Clifton State
FE. B. Brewer
Down River
Brewer
Tennessee
Immunity to cancer linked to kidney enzyme study
Pennsylvania researchers reported that the enzyme phosphatase, abundant in kidneys and blood, may confer cancer immunity. In tests, animals with high enzyme levels showed cancer resistance, while tumor growth reduced kidney phosphatase activity and increased blood levels. Human cancer cases showed similar enzyme activation, suggesting immunity relates to enzyme activity shifts.
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Howard W Blakeslee
Associated Press
Cleveland
American Chemical
Univerity of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Medicine
South Carolina Gubernatorial Race Sees Blease Defeated
Eight state primaries reveal outcomes, with Olin D Johnston winning the South Carolina Democratic nomination over veteran Cole Blease in a runoff. Arizona, Colorado, Michigan, Vermont, New Hampshire, Washington, and Louisiana also show close contests and notable upsets impacting party standings and key figures.
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Cole Blease
South Carolina
Associated Press
Washington
New Hampshire
Louisiana
Huey Long
Cole Blease Besten
Colorado
Johnson
Arizona
Ashurst
Michigan
Gemstock
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Vermont
Austin
Fred
Martin
Rogers
Tolley CR
Warren R Austin
Harry
Amey
Austin Will
Roosevelt
Fred ©. Martin
New Orleans
Tobey
Josephine Roche
Edwin C. Johnson
Nate C. Warren
Henry F. Ashurst
Sidney P. Osborn
Isabella Greenway
Democrats
Hunt
R. C. Stanford
Lotes
Cola Blease
Spartanburg
Olin D. Johnston
Blease
John ©. Stevenson
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Charles H. Leavy
Reno Odlin
Ralph A. Horr
William A. Comstock
Arthur J. Lacy
Comstock
Alex J. Groesbeck
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Charles P. Nutter
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Pittman
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Statesboro
Albert L. Cobb
Hugh Peterson
Riley
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