Foreign Legion Drives Against Moors In Tetuan Region
Madrid reports heavy hand to hand fighting in northern Spanish Morocco as Spanish forces and the Foreign Legion push forward about two kilometers despite fierce Rif resistance. Casualties total 79 dead and wounded for Spaniards and 70 dead for Rif rebels. In the Alhucemas bay sector few skirmishes noted as Marshal Petain’s forces press on.
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Madrid
Tetuan
Spanish Morocco
Rian
Alhucennes Bay
Paris
Issoula
Skiffa Terroval
Reina
Atijot
Hocine
Onergha
Ig Uke
Gibaud Wires
Rev C D Case Named in Leland Divorce Quits Chicago
The Rev Carl D Case long linked to the Leland divorce case resigns from his Oak Park First Baptist pastorate after confessing to his wife Charlottes claims. He plans retirement after a January morning meeting with Judge Foell naming a co respondent. Doctors in Chicago prescribe immediate rest with a move to Florida.
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C.D. Case
Leland
Chicago
Carl D. Case
Baptist Church of
Oak Park
Case
Albert Sti Leland
Charles"m
Foell
Charlotte
Florida
Army Officer and Girl Die as Plane Crashes Near Aurora
Aviation lieutenant Workman twenty nine and Rose Rodkiuk of Chicago were killed when the plane he was fixing northwest of Aurora fell twenty feet and crashed to the ground. Workman had just returned from a reserve officer training course at Chanute Field and had applied to become a mess flyer. His home was Marion Indiana.
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Aurora
Jamas
Workman
United States Army Reserve Corps
Rose Rodkiuk
Chicago
Workaan
Aurora Isideshn Pen
Chantie Field
Marion
Ind
Rosenwald Pledges Million for Relief of Russ Jews
Julius Rosenwald of Chicago pledged to donate 1 million dollars toward a 15 million dollar fund to aid and colonize Jews in Russia. The commitment was announced at a conference of the Jewish Joint Distribution Committee in Philadelphia, which gathered the nation’s leading Jewish figures.
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Rosenwald
Philadelphia
Julius Rosenwald
Chicago
Russia
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Arrest of Oregon Senator on Disorderly Charge at Cafe
U S Senator Robert N Stanfiele from Oregon was arrested in a cafe while here for a state public lands committee hearing on a disorderly conduct charge. A city police officer made the arrest during the incident.
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U.S
Baker
Robert N. Stanfiele
United States
Oregon
State Public Lands Committee
Spencer Wins Bike Title in Newark Two Mile Race
Freddie Spencer clinched the professional American championship by winning the two mile event at the Newark velodrome. He defeated Ray Eaton and Tony Beck in a decisive victory.
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Spencer
Newark
N. J
Freddie Spencer
America
Ray Eaton
Tony Beckmin
Power From Muscles Shoals Lights Florence Area
Muscle Shoals began its 61st service of power to the South as about a thousand kilowatts were turned into the Alabama Power lines at nitrate plant No 2. The transmission marked a milestone in regional electrical supply for Florence and surrounding communities.
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Florence
Ala
Muscle Shoals
South
Alabama Power
Favorable Labor Conditions Reported Across Nation
The employment service of the U S Department of Labor reports favorable industrial conditions for August with no serious unemployment. Demand for labor slightly up, highway construction and building work active, some shortages in certain centers. Indiana shows unemployment easing as industries normalize. Michigan notes strong auto production and heavy building. Wisconsin signals steady job growth with rising construction labor demand. Farrhein shows demand with ample men available.
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Washington
Federal Department of Labor
Fravers+I. Jones
Midwest
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Farrhein
Navy Chiefs Jubilant Over Seaplane Crew Rescue
Navy officials and officers voiced deep relief after the seaplane PNQ No 1 crew was found alive in the Pacific. Secretary Wilbur praised the rescue and Admiral Eberle called the news wonderful. Captain E Stgenford Moses, who supervised the San Francisco Pearl Harbor mission, was overwhelmed and sought to refrain from comment.
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Navy
Washington
Navy Department
Pacife
Wilbur
Eberle
Francisco
E. Stgenford Moses
San Francisco-Pearl Harbor
More People but Less Money in United States
A Treasury Department estimate released here shows the U S population on September 1 at 114,340,000, down from 132,922,000 a year earlier. Money in circulation at month’s start totaled 4,784,024,000, up 10,146,000 in twelve months, with per capita circulation dipping to 41.44 from 42.23 the prior year.
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United States
Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Turks Mass Troops on Iraq Front in Mosul Dispute
Unverified reports from Geneva claim Turkey has massed around 76,000 troops on the Mosul frontier to push Britain toward a favorable resolution. Turkey reportedly offers to open its oil resources to all nations if the League of Nations grants sovereignty over Mosul, a region they deem predominantly Turkish.
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Irak
Geneva
Trak
Mosul
Great Britain
Council of the League of Nations
Rain Kalla After Prayers in Atlanta Churches
After prayers in Atlanta churches for rain a heavy fall began in the afternoon the first since July 256 Four southern states Virginia North Carolina Georgia and Alabama prayed for rain.
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Atlanta
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Anti-Communist Drive to Suppress Reds Launched
A nationwide anti Communist movement will be launched from Teking or Shanghai to quell the Red reign. Canton and Masso, early backer of Gen Son Yat Sen, announced the plan.
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Hasso
Peking
Teking
Shanghai
Canton
Masso
Son Yat Sen
Commander Rodgers recounts Pacific nonstop flight attempt
Commander John Rodgers of the Navy seaplane PN-3 No. 1 details the voyage from San Francisco to Hawaii. He describes engines, fuel shortage, forced landing near the Aroostook, improvised radio, water still, and survival eight days at sea. A patrol submarine towed them into Nawiliwili harbor where locals treated them royally.
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John Rodgers
Nawilivill
Hawaii
Pacific
Honolulu
San Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
Rodgers
Francisco Bay
John’ Rodgers
Kahutut
Raholul
Aroostook
Connell
Aroostack
Wes
Budy
Oahu
Keual
Nawtliwill
Nawikwili
American Vessels Reach Nicaraguan Ports on Precaution
Two American vessels arrived at Nicaraguan ports to protect lives and property. The light cruiser Denver with Marines aboard reached Corinto while the munboat Tulsa reached Bluefields as precautionary measures.
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U.S
Nicaragua
Managua
Nicaraguan
Lght
Denver
Corinto
Tulsa
Bluefields
Brazilians Free Revolt Crosses Border to Uruguay
Political unrest on the Brazilian border drives many Brazilians to flee into Uruguay as turmoil sparks cross border movement and safety concerns along the frontier.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
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Morocco
Commander Rodgers
Middle West
Sleinity
Salisbury
N. C
Dusitap
Department of Agriculture
Vienna
Zionist ‘Congress
Cincinnati
R. K. LeBland
Ohio
Louis Kuertz
Kuertz
Consuelo
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Willem &. Vanderbilt
Earl
T. Smith
Abs. C. Whitney Carpenter
Mr. Smith
Fale
Miss Vanderbilt
Muriel Vanderbilt
Cameron Church
Liew. W. K. Richardson
Aeridl
Richardson
Young Doug
Douglas Mairlinks, Jr
Anna
Atlante City
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