Mussolini Cabinet Adopts No Counter Proposals to League
Rome report says Mussolini told ministers Italy offered no counter proposals and adjourned cabinet to Saturday to monitor European and African developments. He outlined possible moves under League covenant articles while Italy’s stance remained unchanged. The Italo Ethiopian committee later gave up efforts and prepared a report for the Council, with Italian abstention likely.
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Rome
Mussolini
League of Nations
I Duce
Italy
Europe
Africa
League
League Committee of Five
League Council
Geneva
East Africa
Great Britain
France
Spain
Poland
Turkey
Weather sketchy forecast with fair to fair to night
Weather forecast fragments show fair to tonight with colder west, showers possible in western areas Wednesday night. Warmer in parts of Virginia, North Carolina, and Kentucky then. General temperature changes noted with yesterday’s high, and references to preceding 24 hours.
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North Carolina
Kentucky
Tiesadines
Guo Pba Esca
Skunk Shooting in Line of Duty Sparks Debate
Police officers Massengill and Camper shot a trapped skunk from a distance at Fairview Avenue West View Park to end the nuisance. The animal survived and was later subdued by the resident with his own gun after Captain Starnes advised against a second response. Officer Blas sengill’s marriage was announced yesterday.
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Fairview Avenue
West View Park
Massengill
Frank Camper
H. K. Starnes
Capt. Starnes
Norris views on constitutional amendment debate
Washington September 24 Senator Norris of Nebraska argues it is not disrespect to the founding fathers to amend the constitution when needed to meet changing civilization. He says Republicans making the document an election issue will fail to persuade voters and supports direct presidential election and limits on the Supreme Court. He compares progress to replacing the sickle with the self binder, stressing laws must adapt to current aspirations.
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Washington
Norris R-Neb
Supreme Court
Norris
Hollywood Stars Victims of Jungle Thrill Accident
Hollywood Calif Sept 24 Two noted victims of amusement world danger from wild animals are hospitalized. Charles Bickford suffered a lion attack on his neck during filming of East of Dave. Mabel Stark, famed Bengal tiger trainer, is treated for severe lacerations to her left arm from a big cat in Phoenix Arizona last weekend.
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Hollywood
Calif
Charles Bickford
Mabel Stark
Peerjesa
Bengal Tigers
Bickford
Dave
Alisa Stark
Phoenix
Arizona
Six Men Indicted in Harlan Dynamite Case
In Harlan Kentucky six men previously linked to the blasting death of County Attorney Elmon Middleton faced indictments for wilful murder. Indictments rested on sealed grand jury evidence. those indicted include Joe Hampton Ernest Hampton Bill Leonard Bob Farmer Otis Noe and Bascom Huff. Two others released on bond Virginia Archer and Fred Howard may testify.
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Harlan, Ky
Elmon Middleton
Harlan, County
James M. Gilbert
Joe Hampton
Ernest Hampton
Bill Leonard
Bob Farmer
Otis Noe
Hamptons
Harlan County
Bascom Huff
New York City
Virginia Archer
Fred Howard
Pineville
Howard
Middleton
Avery Hensley
J. W. Forester
Fayette County
Frankfort
Survivors Reach Shore After Atlantic Gale Sinks Hurry On
Twelve seamen sailed from Halifax for Montreal aboard the Hurry On. A northeast gale capsized the vessel off Henry Island, 23 miles west of Clipperton. Six survivors landed, one man died in the lifeboat, Captain Gardiner perished during the night as the lifeboat capsized. the rest of the crew were lost at sea before dawn.
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Deal
Tie
Aed Kuses
Gardiner
Halifax
Montreal
TVA plans 250 mile power loop link eight towns
Knoxville news reports TVA announces a 250 mile transmission loop to connect eight West Tennessee municipalities with Muscogee Shoals power. The project, costing over 1 million dollars, ties Botivar Covington Dyersburg Jackson Milan Somerville Trenton and Union City. Jackson will serve municipal uses only.
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West Tennessee
Muscle Shoals
Knoxville
Tenn
TVA
Tennessee Valley Authority
David E. Lilienthal
Direcor
Botivar
Covington
Dyersburg
Jackson
Milan
Somerville
Trenton
Union City
Lilienthal
Bandits and fugitives hunted across four states
AP reports a wide manhunt for 6 bandits and 7 convicts across four southern states. In Virginia two suspected bank robbers are sought after a state police officer was killed. one man is reported to have confessed. A military academy student was killed in the hunt. Mississippi joins in pursuing two Louisiana convicts who kidnapped a Tunica family. Four long term negro convicts who escaped a Woodville prison camp are believed trapped near Hertford. Ray Bailey, sought for killing a policeman in South Carolina, may have fled into North Georgia and was wounded.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Military Academy
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tunica
Woodville
N.C
Hertford
Ray Bailey
South Carolina
North Georgia
Clayton
Messenger Boy Is Honest
New York news: Albert Correri, 22, a messenger with a small weekly income, finds $150,000 in negotiable bonds and returns them to brokers. He hopes to resume journalism studies aided by a promised reward, amid praise from police and a businessman who urged him to call.
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New York
Albert Correri
Correri
Liem
Jatin Bo Fragt Piel
Train wreck kills 200 in Leyang Canyon, Plana province
A troop train plunged from the rails into a mountain canyon near Leyang in Plana province, killing about 200 soldiers and wounding an equal number. Authorities opened an investigation into possible engineering failures behind the accident.
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Shanghat
Cief
Leyang
Plana Province
Prosecution portrays 1934 affair in Sherman murder case
Worcester mass court hears opening of government case linking 26 year old choirmaster P Sherman Newell to the murder of his wife Alice 22. District Attorney Owen Hoban outlines a sequence from 1933 rides with Esther Magill 19 to 24 where Sherman allegedly pursued familiarities and asked if she would marry him if he removed his wife. The testimony continues on page eight.
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Worcester
Mass
Newell
P. Sherman
Esther Magill
Superior Court
Sherman
Owen A Hoban
Alice
Magill
Hoban
Bac
Rhode Island
Page Eight
Harvard Professor predicts price collapse under Roosevelt program
Boston report quotes Prof. Melvin T. Copeland of Harvard Business School warning that Roosevelt economic measures will trigger another price collapse and financial crisis. He cites excessive credit and currency expansion as the root risk, with mounting debts from farmers, industrials, railroads, and governments piling pressure on the dollar.
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Boston
Melvin T. Copeland
Harvard Business School
Boston Conference of Distribution
Copeland
Uel Derge Dalets
Owethy Femers
Hone
Legionnaires Parade In St Louis Opens Seventeenth Convention
One hundred thousand American Legionnaires donned uniforms and tin hats for six hours of music and parade through St Louis as the seventeenth annual convention began. The event highlighted the day’s activities while business sessions planned for tomorrow. The parade showcased about 125 musical groups, including 100 drum and bugle corps, with state signals honoring Arizona and Nevada leading the march. Delegates and visitors surveyed the convention scene amid political maneuvering ahead of Wednesday and Thursday sessions and the search for a new national commander to succeed Frank W. Belgrano Jr.
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ST. Louis
Legion
Arizona
Nevada
Frank W. Belgrano
Louisiana Calm On Surface As Political Tension Simmered
Louisiana’s political scene appeared calm in New Orleans as dissension simmered beneath. Lt Gov James Noe, a Long chieftain, challenged Gov Allen with a rival slate led by Judge Richard Leche while anti Long candidate Congressman Cleveland Dear remained silent. District Judge A Lee Onder announced administration candidacy for supreme court. In New York, Seymour Weiss estimated Huey Long’s estate at about $130,000.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Huey Long
James Noe
K. Allen
Richard Leche
State Court of Appeal
Cleveland Dear
A. Lee Onder
Amite
Supreme Court
H. #. Brunot
New York
Seymour Weiss
Tong
Counsels Battle in Coach Hearing in Nashville
Nashville September 24 A tense cross examination of Robert W Lamar vice president and general manager of Tennessee Public Service Company opened hearings before the state railroad and public utilities commission Seeking to block Knoxville Motor Coach Company from operating buses on 12 routes in Knoxville. Lamar said he relied on engineers for detailed data Wright questioned his competence and memory Seymour for TPS objected to the hostile tone Commissioner Hannah urged civility and noted depreciation rates are commission matters and Lamar had engineers ready for the detailed figures ongoing dialogue continued with no final ruling shown.
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Nashville
Tenn
Robert W. Lamar
Feneral
Tennessee Public Service Company
State Railroad and Public | Utilities Commission
TPS
Knoxville Motor Coach Company
Knoxville
James B. Wright
Motor Roach Company
Lamar
Wright
Lamarr
Charles M. Seymour
Harvey Hannah
Hannah
Seymour
Eugene Talmadge accused of misquotation of facts
Chattanooga speech by Congressman Sant OD McReynolds accuses Governor Eugene Talmadge of misquoting facts in anti new deal remarks. McReynolds alleges Talmadge opposed AAA and warned of harm to schools banks and industries if private loans were extended. He cites 1932 and 1934 farmer cash benefits to claim impact of AAA.
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Grorgie Guierner
Baal
Tennessee Wall
Kinerevelt
Stumbling Block in Coal Wage Talks
Negotiations to end the soft coal strike resumed with a one and one half cent per ton gap over miners pay. Key figures include Charles O Neill L T Putnam Philip Murray and Van Bitner. Miners demand nine cents while operators propose seven and one half cents. Edward McGrady urged quick settlement as 400 000 miners remain idle and 250 407 idle in two states.
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Washington
Charles O'Neill
Pennsylvania
L. T. Putnam
West Virginia
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers
van Bitner
Murray
Relief Administration
National Labor Relations Board
McGrady
Pi Wew
Edward F. McGrady
McGrad
Pennayivinis
West Virginian
Far West
Alter & Meading
New York
Assistant Secretary of Labor
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