Roosevelts Hoarseness Marks North Carolina Campaign Stop
Roosevelt faces hoarseness on the Roosev elt special tour through North Carolina. James Roosevelt and Robert Reynolds addressed crowds in his stead at Hamlet and Sanford as the governor pressed toward Raleigh. Daniels, Gardner and McLean joined the train as supporters and the party planned short remarks to protect the voice for tonight's Baltimore finale.
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Roosevelt
Baltimore
North Carolina
Hamlet
James Roosevelt
Robert Reynolds
Southern Pines
Georgia
Hoover
Virginia
Sanford
Gardner
Raleigh
Reynolds
Atlanta
Angus W
Hindenburg Upholds Prussia Action. Supreme Court Ruling
In Leipzig on October 25 the Supreme Court upheld President Hindenburgs July 20 removal of the Prussian government and his appointment of Franz von Papen as commissioner with power to name substitute Prussian officials. The ruling said the emergency decree to restore order in Prussia is compatible with the federal constitution. The court also held the federal government cannot take Prussia's Reichstag and Reichsrat representation from the deposed Prussian ministry.
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Leipzig
Supreme Court
von Hindenburg
Franz von Papen
Prussia
Erwin Bumke
Reichstag
Reichsrat
Prussian State Council
Town Tales Of Fish Dramas And Train Rides
A column recounts a Monroe town tale of Mrs. E M Hudsons two goldfish released into a garden fountain. Fifteen live fish emerge from the drain after the stopper is pulled. Other notes include a Monroe lad hitchhiking to California and back to vote for Hoover, a two year old from Monroe visiting Shreveport State Fair, and a farmer lamenting a wandering cow whose crank-case drains were blamed by a city girl for the cows setback.
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Monroe
California
Hoover
Gladys
Crossed Wires Police Drama in Three Acts
A Brooklyn telephone crosswire sparks a three act police drama led by Detective Anthony Hanley. The case centers on Kehoe Healy and Evans plotting a $1,000 grand robbery, with a stolen car as the plan's key element. The piece unfolds at St Marks and Fifth Avenue with Hanley pursuing the would be criminals.
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New York
Brooklyn
Anthony Hanley
Joseph Kehoe
William Evans
Michael Healy
St. Mark’s
Fifth Avenue
Bergen Street
Hanley
Kehoe
Healy
St. Mark's
Detective Hanley
St. Mary's Place
Fifth
Winds blamed for deaths and heavy damage in California
Strong winds of about 50 miles per hour caused a boy to be fatally struck by a car after swept from a sidewalk in Ontario. In Monrovia, Lloyd Nelson died in a 150 foot canyon fall while aiding in a search for banker P. R. Lundy Jr. and Arcadia teacher Lloyd Nelson survived another fall. Lundy unharmed. A plane sighted their signal fire as brush fires swept across four districts. A church, six homes and garages were damaged in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Felix Moreno
Ontario
Charles White
Arcadia
P. R. Lundy, Jr
Monrovia
Lloyd Nelson
Monrovia Peak
Nelson
Lundy
White
Work Assured as Contracts Are Approved
Public works contracts totaling over 3 million dollars were approved by Major General Brown. Bidders included Atlantic Gulf and Pacific for Mobile bay dredging, J DePuy for Vermilion lock, Lewis Chambers Construction for Mississippi river levees, Driver for Mississippi levee work, Spadaro Contracting with George Colon for Lake Okeechobee floodway, and Arundel Corp of Baltimore among others.
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Washington
Brown
Army Engineers
Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Company
New York City
Mobile Bay Channel
J. DePuy
San Antonio
Texas
Vermilion Lock
Vermilion Lock, First New Orleans District, Lewis Chambers Construction Company
New Orleans
East Bank of Mississippi River
Mississippi
Driver Company
Memphis
East Bank
Mississippi River
Spadaro Contracting Company, Inc
George Colon and Company
Lake Okeechobee
Florida
The
Arundel Corporation
Baltimore
Another Suspicious Fire At New Orleans District
In New Orleans on Oct 25 police added a new suspect fire to a list of over a dozen investigated blazes. Flames damaged the vacant half of a double cottage at 2621 25 Leonidas Street, owned by Mrs. Thomas McCauley who was away. A can of gasoline and a container of turpentine were found in the vacant quarters, prompting a state fire marshal inquiry. The occupied side remained undamaged.
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New Orleans
Leonidas Street
Thomas McCauley
Suspects Held in Melville Restaurant Robbery
Suspects J I Spence C W Bolton and William R Gill were held in the parish jail at Opelousas after being brought from Alexandria for the October 9 robbery of a Melville restaurant. Owner Guy Savage was present during the robbery.
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Opelousas
J. I. Spence
C. W. Bolton
William R. Gill
Melville
Alexandria
Guy Savage
Legion Official Urges Auxiliary to Return to News
Memphis veterans scene chills as former Commander John Shea urges the women's auxiliary to quit society pages and reappear in news columns. He says the auxiliary failed to cooperate and should surrender its Legion name if it stays independent. Mrs. Rice defends the group while Mrs. Reeves, new auxiliary president, downs social work as a minor part of duties.
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Memphis
Tenn
John Shea
Women’s Auxiliary
Memphis American Legion
Shea
Legion
Auxiliary
W. W. Rice
Nurse Betty Gow Returns to England from New York
Miss Betty Gow, former nursemaid to the Lindbergh baby, arrived in New York on the Caledonia today from England and declined to answer questions. She had sailed from England last August and visited relatives near Glasgow, then proceeded to the home of Mrs. Dwight Morrow, mother of Mrs. Lindbergh.
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New York
Betty Gow
Lindbergh
England
Caledonia
Miss Gow
Glasgow
Dwight Morrow
Entry Charge Will Be Lodged Against M Elroy
The Monroe sheriff's department Alexandria police and the U S Bureau of Investigation will turn over Joseph McElroy to Sheriff Allen Price of Winnsboro to answer a burglary charge. McElroy, sentenced in Ouachita Parish in 1929 to six years, and involved in a prior break in at Winnsboro, was captured at Alexandria on October 17. fingerprints were sent to Washington, with a copy sent to the sheriff.
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Monroe
Alexandria
Winnsboro
Bryan
McElroy
Bureau of Identification
Washington
Coverdale
Yarrell Trial Nears End At Jena In Bank Robbery Case
Trial of Jim Yarrell and Edgar Turner at Jena over the August 19 Olla State Bank robbery was expected to close today, per LaSalle Parish sheriff. About a dozen state witnesses had been called, with Turner relatives from Texas in attendance. No defense witnesses were listed. Ernest Gray pleaded guilty to a July 20 bank robbery and was sentenced to eight to 12 years.
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Jim Yarrell
Edgar Turner
Jena
Olla State
LaSalle Parish
Turner
Texas
Yarrell
Ernest Gray
F. E. Jones
Gray
Bandit quartet’s gunplay ends with arrests in two counties
Two of four bank robbers captured after a two county manhunt at Mindoro and Jackson. Deputies Fox and Lloyd Johnson chased, exchanging fire as the gang fled in two cars toward Black River Falls, with two men wounded and surrounded near Melrose.
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Lacrosse
Wis
State Bank of
Mindoro
la Crosse County
Jackson County
Black River
Ed Fox
Fox
Midway
la Crosse
Lloyd Johnson
Black River Falls
C. A. Riley
Orgie Woll
Melrose
Japan offers own naval cut plan at Geneva meet
Tokyo says Japan will present a comprehensive disarmament proposal at the Geneva conference. The plan, kept secret for now, covers all naval categories and aims to stand with Hoover and Baldwin formats. It seeks a distinct Japanese path rather than outright rejection of American and British schemes.
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Japan
Geneva
Associated Press
Tokyo
Hoover
Baldwin
Great Britain
Washington
London
Bonita Residence Destroyed by Fire in Bonita La
The J. W. Montgomery home in Bonita Louisiana burned early Tuesday likely due to defective wiring. Mr and Mrs Montgomery and their four children escaped with a few clothes as flames enveloped the two story frame house discovered by J W Montgomery Jr who woke to crackling timbers. The loss amount and insurance status could not be learned.
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Bonita
J. W. Montgomery
State Gets Additional R. F. C. Loan
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation granted emergency relief loans totaling 1,241,581 to Colorado Louisiana Oklahoma and Oregon. Louisiana will receive 280,330 to aid 16 parishes from November 1 to December 31. Governor Allen notes these parishes cover 14.8 percent of the state population. Previously Louisiana had 2,104,928 in aid.
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Washington
U.P
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Colorado
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Oregon
Allen
Smith pleads Democrat cause before Newark crowd
In Newark on October 25 Alfred E. Smith drew a huge Democratic crowd, praising Roosevelt and Garner while denouncing Hoover and Republicans. A heart attack death and 60 injuries occurred in a crush as 60,000 lined streets and about 20,000 inside the armory heard his appeal for New Jersey to elect a Democratic senate and Percy Stewart to succeed Dwight Morrow. He framed the election as a path to prosperity.
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Newark
N. J
Jersey
Roosevelt
Garner
Edward Reilly
Alfred E. Smith
President Hoover
United States
William L. Donovan
New York
Republican “Board of Strategy
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Smith
Aviatrix of Australia Flying Pal In England
In London on Oct 25 Mrs J M Keith-Miller and Captain William N Lancaster, linked to the Hayden Clark death in Miami, returned to England. Lancaster, acquitted of murder, arrived in Liverpool and met Keith-Miller in London aboard a vessel. She left the ship early and avoided reporters. Lancaster plans another long distance flight with Keith-Miller as pilot.
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London
J. M. Keith-Miller
William N. Lancaster
Hayden Clark
Miami
England
Lancaster
Clark
Keith-Miller
Liverpool
Victims of Lash Total Nineteen Reported by Officers
Officers report nineteen victims of lash with three white men named as assailants. Police instructed to tell witnesses and provide statements. The incident details remain under investigation with no further official names released.
LIST MOUNTS RAPIDLY Authorities Start Probe of Situation
Jacksonville police report three new flogging cases as the city faces a surge in terror attacks. Major Alsop leads the investigation with sheriffs deputies aiding, while the county grand jury convenes to probe the spate of floggings and withholds victim identities.
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Jacksonville
Fla
John T. Alsop
Sherriff
A. J. Roberts
W. B. Cahoon
R. L. Tilley
Grand Jury
Klan Denies Ties To Recent Night Riders Reign
In Jacksonville an advertisement signed by George Garcia, grand dragon of the state relation, denies Klan responsibility for a terror campaign in which at least 19 people report abductions and floggings by night riders. More floggings were reported to police last night and today, raising the tally.
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Jacksonville
Fla
U.P
Ku Klux Klan
Jacksonville Journal Today
George Garecia
Death may seal inquiry in shooting case
Seattle dispatch reports the death of Mary Nash may halt further details in the fatal shooting of Col. William M. Inglis and the wounding of Miss Nash in their apartment Saturday night. Doctors noted peritonitis from the abdominal wound and contemplated a blood transfusion to prolong her life. Miss Nash claimed no marriage to Inglis, and investigators could not verify such a union, while motive remains unclear.
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Seattle
Mary Nash
William M. Inglis
Miss Nash
Nash
Inglis
Romantic Head of School Admits Theft of Big Sum
Elliott B. Thomas, head of Redondo Beach schools, confessed to a hoax plan and theft totaling about $8,000 by forging county warrants since January 1930. He sought to disappear as a burglary victim and wed a Seattle woman under an assumed name, while his wife Olive forgave him.
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Los Angeles
Seattle
Elliott B. Thomas
Baron Fitts
Olive
Sylvia Wilson
Redondo Beach
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