Evangeline Booth Returns to Lead Salvation Army Cross Nations
The 71 year old Evangeline Booth, general of the Salvation Army, resumes American visits including Atlanta Chicago Winnipeg and Montreal with speeches in New York before plans to return to London in November. Her early U S appearance featured a hostile hall where she faced eggs and vegetables, yet her courage and leadership drew crowds and stoked faith in the army. Born 1865 in London, she is the fourth daughter of William and Catherine Booth who founded the Salvation Army.
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Spain
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Child narrowly escapes death in swing accident
Lorraine Inabnet eight of Fairbanks was admitted to St Francis sanitarium after a rope looped around her neck on a yard swing caused partial strangulation while she played alone. Her sister Earnestine, aged twelve, found her and alerted their mother who administered first aid before the ambulance transfer.
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E. V. Inabnet
Fairbanks
St. Francis Sanitarium
Earnestine
Lorraine
Negro Held For Drunken Driving After Millsaps Bus Crash
George Russ a Black driver for a Shreveport piano firm was jailed in Ouachita parish on drunken driving charges after a Ruston Monroe highway crash near Calhoun that injured six Millsaps College football players. Bond set at $1000. investigation by state highway police.
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Shreveport Piano Company
Ouachita Parish
Ruston-Monroe
Calhoun
Millsaps College
Jackson
Miss
David I. Garrett
Russ
J. G. Grant
Roy E. Bird
State Highway Police
Ruston
T. L. Gaddy
Ross Shelton
Red” Wilson
Neal Cirlot
Vaughan- Wright-Bendel Clinic
St. Francis Sanitarium
Rex Ensminger
State ‘Highway Police
Coughlin Cancelled Radio Broadcasts After Archdiocesan Clash
The Rev. Charles F. Coughlin cancelled a planned 26 broadcast series across 35 national stations after Archbishop Edward Mooney refused to approve publication of Coughlin's reply to the archbishop. Coughlin said he had no comment and noted the contract cancellation with a start date of October 31.
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Detroit
Charles F. Coughlin
Roosevelt
Edward Mooney
Hugo Black
Father Coughlin
Mooney
Supreme Court poised to rule on Black tenure Monday
Washington October 9 Legal experts say the Supreme Court debated two challenges to Justice Hugo Black's title to his seat at three secret conferences this week A decision was expected Monday Chief Justice Hughes marked his 27th year on the bench and Black attended without participating in action challengers Albert Levitt and Patrick Henry Kelly argue Black cannot sit since Van Devanter's retirement did not create a vacancy
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Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Black
Albert Levitt
The
Virgin Islands
Patrick Henry Kelly
Boston
Willis van Devanter
Planters Guilty In Liquor Conspiracy Case
Bruce Swayze and J B Gibson of Concordia parish were found guilty by a federal jury of conspiring to violate revenue laws and possessing 14 gallons of untaxed liquor. Judge Dawkins set sentencing for next Friday.
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Bruce) Swayze
J. B. Gibson
Concordia Parish
Ben C. Dawkins
Swayze
Gibson
Revene
Gas Flows From Cabot Water Pipes Prompts DiY Cooking Experiments
In Cabot Arkansas residents report gas issuing from water lines after a roar and odor. Dr P R Shaver suspects a gas pocket in a deepening PWA well providing water. Residents planned rubber hose extensions to stoves while authorities warn to shut faucets to avoid disaster.
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P. R. Shaver
Shaver
PWA
G. D. Howell
W. W. Bodie
New London
Texas
Howell
Bodie
Hull Maps Course for Nine Power Parley on China Crisis
Secretary Hull and aides finalized a policy outline for American delegates to the nine power conference on Japan's China invasion. Officials declined to reveal details while speculation mounted on venue and potential measures including an economic boycott. The National Council for the Prevention of War urged against a boycott, warning it could worsen tensions.
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Hull
Roosevelt
Ninepower
Japan
China
United States
State Department
Hugh Wilson
W. A. L. Mallett
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National Council For the Prevention of War
Norman H. Davis
New York
Davis
Sumner Welles
White House
Million Soldiers Stand As 10th Anniversary Celebrations Go On
A million Chinese troops under Chiang Kai Shek and a quarter million Japanese soldiers faced off on all fronts as China marked the Double Tenth Revolution anniversary. Rain slowed fighting at Shanghai while Japan pressed along the Tsinpu railway toward Techhwo and Hopeh, with reports of a drive against lines near the Hutoso river to Shihchiachuang.
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Tsinpu
Shantung Province
Techhhow
Peiping
Hutoso
Shihchiachuang Hopeh
Chiang Kai- Shek
George Washington
Cottingham to Speak at Boy Scout Budget Dinner
Dr Claybrook Cottingham president of Louisiana college Pineville will headline a dinner Tuesday at the Virginia hotel for workers taking part in the annual Boy Scout budget campaign Judge W M Harper former Ouachita Valley council president will preside Other guests include A B Clarkson Sam Davis Fred Williamson Olan A Black and other Scout officials Campaign team captains B E Tucker D Petty P S Mulhearn Briscoe Trousdale O A East announced by Chairman Clarkson
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Claybrook Cottingham
Louisiana College
Pineville
Virginia
Cottingham
W. M. Harper
Ouachita Valley
Music campaign signals Kiwanian success in city drive
Reports late last night show the annual membership drive completed with strong gains over last year. E C Gibson says the influx guarantees a winter concert series and thanks Miss Muriel Springstead for leading the effort. A large turnout at Virginia hotel indicates four concerts likely, with budget details pending final check.
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Civic Music Association
E. C. Gibson
Association
Gibson
Muriel Springstead
Civic Concert Service, Inc
Virginia
This Time Duke It Will Be Different In USA Visit
A sympathetic nostalgic column recalls the 1924 royal visit of the Duke of York to the United States. The piece notes changed fortunes, marriage to an American, meetings with Will Rogers and others, and a bustling schedule of polo, theater, and social events.
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Duke
U.S.A
Dale Harrison
Associated Press
New York
Prince of Wales
Fourteen Sentenced to Death in Russia for Anti Government Ties
In southern Russia fourteen people were sentenced to death for alleged anti government activities and fourteen others were reported executed in northern and eastern Russia. Sentences cited Trotskyist spying sabotage on railroads and grain stock ruin.
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Moscow
Russia
Britain and France Face Grave Decision Over Spain Frontiers
Britain and France confront a grave choice after joint talks invite Italy to participate. Italy rejects talks without Germany, urging the non intervention committee to handle issues, while France and Britain warn of potential frontier opening and broader tensions in the Spanish crisis.
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Germany
London
Paris
Yvon Delhes
Spain
Jnl
Britain
Russia
Traly
Machinist Injured in Suspected Hit and Run
E A Penn a 52 year old machinist for the Missouri Pacific railroad was struck by an alleged hit and run driver on Winnabore road near Pine Grove five miles south of here. He suffered a skull fracture head lacerations jaw fracture and facial contusions and was unconscious when admitted to Monroe sanitarium. Deputies investigated to locate the driver as an ambulance brought him in and the incident remained under inquiry.
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Minesouri-Pacific Railroad
St. Framecis
Winnabore Road
Pine Grove
Penn
Monroe
Sheriff's Department
My. Penn
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