Riots Break Out in Ohio Klan Clash at Niles Parade
Cobwebbed streets in Niles host violent clashes between Klan supporters and opponents as three men die and more are wounded. Ohio National Guard moves two infantry companies to Niles while order is restored and the Klan parade is cancelled. Police authority shifts to guardsmen as thousands gather near the field.
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Cleveland
Richard G. Shaw
Ohio National Guard
Donahey
Niles
Shaw
Youngstown
Ohio
A. P
Ohio National Guardsmen
Ku Klux Klan
Weraven
Dense Fog Hamps Orleans as Prairie Fires Blame Stated
A dense fog hangs over New Orleans as a bureau statement partially blames prairie fires for recent events. The report notes no injuries and mentions a fire on Henry Clay causing minor window damage.
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Bureau
Henry Clay
Mourners Gather as Lee Family Pays Respects
In Los Angeles mourners gathered to recall Lee, with attendees including relatives and friends. The service reflected on Lee's impact and the community's response to the loss.
B'nai Brith Meeting Opens in Mobile
MOBILE Ala November 1. The grand lodge will convene here tomorrow with Judge David P. of St Louis presiding. Rabbi Martin Zicionwxa of El Paso Texas will deliver the address on the heart of America is sound. Prof F A Dunzgter of Mobile will supervise the music program.
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Mobile
Ala
Grand Lodge
David PE
Stuort
Martin Zicionwxa
Ei Paso
Texas
Cuba Votes Quietly for Next President in Historic Election
Havana voters cast ballots in a rare quiet election to choose between General Gerardo Machado and General Mario G. Menoca for the presidency on May 26. Early reports describe the day as one of the quietest in Cuban history.
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Havana
Republic
Cuba
Gerardo Machado
Mario G. Menoca
News Star Megaphone Vote Result Night
The News Star will broadcast AP reports on the national presidential election and state amendment vote on November 4 on North Second Street in front of the News Star building. Complete returns, including Texas results, will be provided before midnight. attendees are invited.
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Associated Press
North Second Street
News-Star
Texas
Pog a eh tg Shag over GH Is Ses rho
The readable fragments describe a Gene Ras or group facing a GH is ses issue as a local event. The text is fragmented but hints at a dispute or action involving named parties and a location, with no clear outcome or dates available.
Democratic call for remedial legislation in 1932 race
In a speech last night Sir avis charged Republicans with trying to buy the election and contrasted large fund contributions from industry with a Democratic appeal for harmony between Congress and the presidency. He cited letters including a $650,000 Pennsylvania raise and a gold star mother’s insurance check to the Democratic fund, urging voters to back Democratic candidates.
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Cane
Loum
Congress
Democratic Party
Avis
Republican Party
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania
Democratic
Fragmentary OCR Item Reflects Unclear Reading
A partial OCR fragment shows incomplete phrases and stray letters making it hard to identify a clear event, names, or location. The readable bits suggest generic references without concrete facts or context.
Oklahoma Nears Close of Turbulent Klan Campaign
Oklahoma's political fight nears its end as pro Walton and anti Walton factions clash over the Klan and the senatorial candidacy of J C Walton. Walton claims impeachment via Klan influence and faces hostile crowds at campaign events marked by interruptions and violence across the state.
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Oklathoma City
Okla
Ama
J. (. Walton
Walton
Texas Foot and Mouth Disease Scare Cleared
A Texas foot and mouth disease outbreak near Houston was declared controlled on October 18 after infections in five herds. All diseased cattle were slaughtered and buried the same day infections were found. Officials say prompt disposal and vigorous cleaning limit virus spread.
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Paton Rouge
Houston
Texas
Day of Decision Nears as Campaigns Trade Sharp Words
Washington reports the final stretch of a national campaign marked by sharp rhetoric and rival forecasts. All three tickets claim momentum as Sen Wheeler closes his drive to the Pacific coast with a New York City meeting and governors and senators anticipate shifts in power.
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Washington
A. P
Ameri Satpals
Wheeler
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
New York City
Nyten
El Dorado to Build $140,000 Station for M P Road
The Missouri Pacific to erect a $140,000 terminal at El Dorado after state orders for adequate passenger facilities. Rock Island already remodels its station, while Monroe awaits a similar outcome with state help. Local impact ties El Dorado and Monroe in regional rail growth.
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el Dorado
Monroe
Tml
EL Dorade
Monroé
el Dorrndo
Rock Island
Missourei Pacific
Missouri Pacific
State Railroad Commission
State Public Serve Commission
Louisiana Expected to Give Usual Democratic Majority
New Orleans voters head to the polls Tuesday with a clear Coolidge Davis contrast and Lalollette removed from the ballot. The South Parish region, pension amendment, aldermanic system return for New Orleans, and several school tax measures are on the ballot.
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New Orleans
Coolidge
Davis
Lalollette
Louisiana
La Follette Calls Mellon Real President as Coolidge Guest
Senator La Follette labels Secretary Mellon the real president while Coolidge is the man in the White House. President-Elect Calles of Mexico made a formal visit to President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes and did not attend the Pan American Union dinner.
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Pittsburg
la Follette
Mellon
United States
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Washington
Calles
Mexico
Coolidge
Hughes
Pan-American Union
Georgetown University reports moderate earthquake
Georgetown University announced a moderate earthquake was recorded on the seismograph. The quake began at 12 02 a m and lasted until 1 00 a m with a maximum between 12 14 and 12 17, estimated 1900 miles from Washington.
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Washington
A. P
Georgetown University
Highway Commission appoints new engineers in Louisiana
The Highway Commission announces several appointments in Louisiana. Bryan engineer takes over maintenance work in the state. John B. Landes will become auditor succeeding J. W. Bassett. John Mrn named engineer of construction under C. Canter. S.A. Thresd appointed resident engineer and assistant engineer of construction.
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Baton Rouge
Toutsiana Tichwae Commission
Bryan Ineer
Resistanc
Inter
W. H. Rh
Yoote OL Eahoma
John B. Landes
Eunice
J. W. Bassett
John Mrn
Wow. Canter
Finger
Mandinger
Angula
Niger
S.A. Thresd
Suspected Fire Bug Gang Tied to $150,000 Losses in Homer
Sheriff’s department probes series of six fires in Homer Louisiana business buildings caused about 150000 in damage. Ten suspects arrested. Willie Orr confesses to arson and robbery at Michael Store on November 28 1928. Leaders named as Orr Johnson and Garland Smith. Additional suspects include Bridgeman Williams Linton Marcus and John Smith. Evidence arose from questioning a woman about a ham bone.
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Homer
New 1
Willie Orr
Orr
Coleman
Michael
Louisiana
Arkansas
George Johnson
Garland Smith
Tom
Ben
Dewey Bridgeman
Leon Williams
Beatrice Linton
Wade Marcus
John Smith
Mayor Kitster Reports Mob Outside Niles Office
Mayor Kitster of Niles says a mob gathers outside his office after shootings in Niles. He spoke with Governor Donahey by phone, warning the crowd was ready to cause trouble if he looked out.
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Niles
Columbus
Kitster
Donahey
Republicans to Stage Fight in Several States
The article outlines contests across multiple states as Republicans challenge Democrats in gubernatorial and congressional races. It notes districts with Republican incumbents facing opposition, Democratic tickets in place, and several states reporting competitive races for Congress, governorships, and state offices.
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PTA
Rilmthyy
Te of Representatives
Repubets
House
A. If. Bayn
Nteer Sta
L. D. Tyson
United
H. D. Es
Austin Peay Utosmi
T. F
Congress
Demao Flewt
Propre Rox
Ra 1Ifth
Csao
Virginia
W.O. Donk
Carroll Livingestone Riker
Joy
Alabat Nig
Aly Thomas
Frank Hy Lathrop
Repubican
Alabama
Conservation
Ar Vas
Joseph T. Robinson
Charles T. Cole
Wim. J. Harris
Georgia
Mississippi
Pat Harrison
CayTyl
Two Companies On Way To Niles To Disperse Crowd
Governor Donahoe declares martial law in Niles and orders two infantry companies from Youngstown and a machine gun unit from Warren to Niles to disperse crowds and quiet streets. In Niles robed Klansmen clash with opponents in front of Knights of the Flaming Circle headquarters as crowds threaten a parade. Authorities urge calm as merchants shutter stores and residents seek safety ahead of planned demonstrations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donahey
Niles
Col. I
Connolly
National Guard
Youngstown
Warren
A. P
John E. Thomas
Chied
Vpolve L. d. Rownd
Cleveland
Col
A. B. Watkins
Mahoning Valley
T. J. Rounds
Donaghey
C. H. Kistler
Thomas
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