Kidnapped Worker Endured Tar Pours at Kenosha Mill
Harold Hendrickvon of the Allen A. Company was abducted from a highway near Kenosha by four masked men. He says tar was poured on his back after being bound and his shirt loosened, then he was released by friends. Police plan to pursue the abductors as a strike persists at the mill.
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Kenosha
Wis
Harold Henrickvon
Allen A. Company
One Ployr
Hendrickoy
Orla
Marty
Marie
Sendrickson
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Sleepwalking defense frees man in manslaughter case
A jury found Kultslub guilty of manslaughter in the death of his wife but recommended mercy. Judge Murphy sent the case to the probation department for a character report on the 48 year old defendant. The defense argued he shot while sleepwalking and did not realize the act until awakened by the pistol report. One psychiatrist testified about possible semi conscious acts during sleepwalking.
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Wetroit
Kultalub
Kutslub
Alfred Murphy
Probation Department
Inn
Kutzlub
Dianeh Polozker
Philadelphia
Grand Jury
Aquor
Lewis
Charles Owen ‘Cohen
Morris Clearfield
Polieu
Clearfield
Elos
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Weather notes from Virginia and Tennessee forecast
Weather report from U S weather station compiled by C L Bunn with data for Virginia and Tennessee. It notes mostly cloudy conditions tonight with Friday fairs and modest temperature changes. Winds shift from southwest to west or northwest.
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Virginia
Tennessee
U. S
C. L. Bunn
Hoover Seeks Southern Drive For Republican Victory
At a Washington meeting Hoover addressed Virginians and pledged party unity for the nation. He planned to extend a southern tour, accepting a Goldlock dinner invitation in Johnson City and delaying his return to accommodate the trip. The outline of his schedule remained largely unchanged for the October journey.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mercer Hoover
Mann
Hoover
Johnson City
Summerce
Goldlock
Wash Aston
Soft job loss shocks Joliet pen for Loeb
Richard Loeb, serving life for the Franks murder alongside Nathan Leopold Jr., lost his private cell and a so called soft job at Joliet penitentiary. He was assigned to manual labor in the yards and placed with other prisoners. An error in commitment papers may allow both men to seek parole within six years, according to Hinton C. Clabaugh, head of the state pardons board.
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Chicago
API
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold Jr
Robbie Franks
Joliet Penitentiary
Loeb
An A
Hinton C. Clabaugh
State Pardons Board
Lock
Leopold
Clabrugh
Joliet
Pardons Board
Yank teachers jailed by Turkish judge in Constantinople
Three American teachers Miva Jennie Jilon Edith Sanderson and Nucile Day were sentenced by Judge Mizameddine to three days imprisonment and a fine after retrial on charges of disseminating propagandistic material. The court of appeals had set aside the previous verdict.
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Constantinople
Thom
Miva Jennie Jilon
Broussu
Edith Sanderson
Berkeley
Cal
Nucile Day
Mizameddine
Court of Appeals
Gst
Red Cross Seeks Funds for Florida Porto Rico Relief
J Fred Johnson chairman of the Red Cross district appeals for rapid donations to aid Florida and Porto Rico after a devastating storm. Kingsport set a $1000 quota and funds will be sent to Washington as soon as raised. Contributions by mail to J Fred Johnson support national relief efforts.
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J. Fred Johnson
Red Cross
Appoale
Washington
Kingeport
Florida
Porto Rico
Porto Rica
Kingsport
Johnson
Evon
Curtis Starts Oklahoma Tour In Republican Campaign
Senator Curtis, the Republican vice presidential nominee, began a three day state tour in Oklahoma today. He planned two speeches daily, starting at sunup with a meeting at Mimi and continuing to Miami Afton Tulsa and Okmulgee as he seeks support across the state.
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Curtis
Oklahoma
Mimi
West
Miami
Afton
Tulsa
Okmulzee
Auto Crash Injures Governor's Son in New Haven
In New Haven, two people were hurt in a morning car collision. Governor John J. Trumbull's personal chauffeur drove one car with John Coolidge, son of the President, as a passenger. The other car carried Wilfred Veno his mother Mary Veno. The Venos were hospitalized with facial lacerations, bruises, and a possible skull fracture. Coolidge and the chauffeur were uninjured.
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New Haven
Conn
John J. Trumbull
John Coolidge
Coolidge
Wilfred
Veno
Mary Veno
Venos
Day Offcers Fire On Girl In South Loran Case
Miss Betty Heywood aged 22 of Loran was wounded by a bullet when federal prohibition officers fired on a car she rode in early today at South Loran. She is in a serious condition in a local hospital. The officers who allegedly fired were jailed.
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Lonan
Ohio
Lent
Betty Heywood
Loran
Prohibition
South Loran
Nicaragua Registration Second Day Passes Quietly
Managua September 27 AP Marine headquarters reported the second registration day for the national election was peaceful. Nine marine planes patrolled the country and received ground signals indicating no disorders during the registration process.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Marine
Family Feud Ends in Tragic Shooting Tragedy
A long running road feud among three families in Twin Falls ends violently as W. C. Tharp shoots and kills Charley Bowen's wife and son, wounds Bowen, is fought by the Bowens, and Tharp is wounded before fleeing toward Harry Rose's home where Mrs. Rose fires into Tharp's car.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Len
Dme
W. C. Tharp
Charley Bowen
Unning
Tharp
Enid
Valeta
He Bowens
Tharn
Bowen
Harry Rose
Roosevelt Attacks Prohibition Amid Graft Scandal
Roosevelt accuses foes of smearing Governor Smith with a prohibition issue while praising anti prohibition forces. He labels prohibition a failure, cites vile pamphlets against Smith, and denounces a scanda campaigns during the Democratic nominating fight.
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Atlanta
Smith
Houston
Walt Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Warm Springs
Woodrow Wilson
James Heffin Jr
Roosevelt
J. Thomas Heffin
Alabama
Smith trains to St Paul as campaigns push on
The AP reports Smith speaks in St Paul while favorable North Dakota reports surface. Frazer in North Dakota flags unsatisfactory state, Florida optimism for Hoover persists. Curtis drives Missouri tariff issue as Robinson opens door to coast.
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Associated Press
Smith
Washington
Frazer
North Dakota
Hoover
Florida
Springfield
Curtis
Robinson to campaign in Missouri in key electoral bid
Senator Robinson resumes campaign in Missouri to rally for Democrats in the 18 electoral votes. He plans a three night Omaha style mis en scene with a late night radio hookup and attacks on Governor Smith's record on women’s legislation. He travels from Little Rock to Springfield with stops along the Missouri Pacific line and crowds awaiting him.
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Springfield
Robinson
Little Rock
Missouri Pacific
Smith Moves Toward Minneapolis Amid N Dakota Push
Governor Maddock says the state leans toward Smith with about 80 percent support. In Washington, Crackmer blocks federal action to collect 8,498,935 dollars in income tax. In Detroit, Kutzub convicted of manslaughter after defense related to Somnambulism, jury urges mercy.
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Smith
Minneapolis
Maddock
North Dakota
Washington
Detroit
Kutzub
Acquittal for Rev Seigle B Ogle on assault charge
Nashville judge directs not guilty verdict for Rev Seigle B Ogle former Shelby Avenue Baptist Church pastor in a case arising from a dispute with Murray Hogan of Nashville Motor Company over a sold car. Prosecution dropped after prosecutor declined to proceed. Ogle said he acted in self defense after Hogan allegedly struck him.
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Times
Nashville
Tenn
Seigle B. Ogle
Shelby Avenue
Asault
Murray Hogan Nashville Motor Company
Thomas L. Cummings
Richard M. Atkinson
Hafan
Cummings
Ogle
Owen Hughes
C. Vernon Hines
Ogie
Hogan
Hunch to pilot solo Atlantic voyage from Newfoundland
Commander H C McDonald a 28 year old British officer famed for the London to Baghdad flight eyes a solo Atlantic crossing from Harbor Grace Newfoundland within two weeks if weather and his hunch favor the attempt. He arrives with his Mount bat Moth plane and mechanic A F Williams awaiting assembly and favorable winds.
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Harbor Grace
N. F
APJ
Atlantic
England
H. C. McDonald
London
Bagdad
St. John
A. F. Williams
Missionaries Believed Safe After Kwangsi Patrol
Canton China Sept 27 AP no word on Dr and Mrs J M Bailey of the Southern Baptist Mission. Believed to have passed the vandit zone in Kwangsi and were moving toward Kweilin. Troops pursue kidnapper of English missionary Mlas Tobin as bandits operate in the region.
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Canton
China
Andre
J. M. Bailey
Vandit
Kwangsi Province
Kweilin
Bailey
Southern Baptist Convention
Wuchow
Mlas Tobin
Blackmer Seeks Tax Redetermination Blocking Govt Action
H M Blackmer, in France to avoid testifying in the Tesnut Dome lease case, has blocked a government attempt to sue for 8.198 million dollars in unpaid income taxes. Extradition from France and contempt charges followed his failure to appear in Sinclair Fall conspiracies. His lawyers filed a petition for tax redetermination just before the legal deadline.
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Washington
eSpt
H. M. Blackmer
France
Tesnut Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Blackmer
Harry F. Sinclair
Albert. J. Fall
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