Wreck Kills Fourteen As Erie Milk Train Hits Passenger
A milk train rear ended a Chicago New York passenger train near Binghamton New York killing fourteen and injuring twenty five. Rescue crews battled horror scenes as authorities investigated cause and arranged transport for survivors to Jersey City.
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Hamnton
N. Y
U.pe
Erie Railroad
Erie
Binghamton City
A. C. Morris
H. Kirg
Anilk
Hany
D. H
Eric Ofcialis
Representaives
Interstate Commerce Compu
Passeng
Jersey City
New York
Susquehanna
State Hospital For
Dorothy Terboss
Remnants of Past and Local Revelry Mark Community Life
A 1915 bicycle tax tag surfaces as old relic while community notes celebrate C C Campbell's return to activity after an emergency operation. Curtiss Johnson earns local swimming accolades, and Sam Newsom reveals a family joke about Samuel III. Labor Day parade highlights NRA support, VFW drum corps, and a rodeo, with a rural wood cutter story illustrating NRA regulation debates.
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C.C
Campbell
Curtiss Johnson
Bastrop
Natatorium
Sam Newsom
Sam
Samuel
Legion
NRA
Vv. F. W
Milwaukee
C. A. Hunt
DeSiard Street
Monroe
Ford is Not Made a Martyr as NRA Pressure Rises
President Roosevelt plans talks with Hugh S. Johnson over Henry Ford's NRA stance amid drive to test public opinion on the recovery program. Officials seek to avoid making Ford a martyr while urging support for the blue eagle campaign and mass production policies.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
Henry Ford
NRA
Johnson
Ford
Raymond Clapper
The
United Press
General Johnson
Robbery in City Finally Solved
After months of investigation the Bill Catrys robbery is solved. Eddie Moore George James and L L Rougeau face robbery with firearm charges in district court. James and Rougeau were arrested in Alexandria and returned here while Moore has been jailed since shortly after the crime. Investigations were kept secret until completion.
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Bill Catrys
Sheriff's Department
District Attorney's Office
Milton Coverdale
Eddie Moore
George James
L. L. Rougeau
James
Rougeau
Shreveport
Expect To Make Arrests In Harvey Bailey Break
Dallas report says federal investigators expect two arrests in Bailey Urschel kidnap case. Bailey allegedly obtained pistol and saw blades to aid a Monday jail escape from Dallas county jail. Inside deal by jail staff suspected as aiding delivery.
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Harvey Bailey
Dallas
The
Dallas Times Herald
Harvey J. Bailey
Charles F. Urschel
Bailey
Mayor Hardy Urges NRA Support At Ouachita Rally
Shreveport mayor George W. Hardy Jr addresses about fifteen hundred at an NRA mass meeting urging support for the president’s plan and the blue eagle, praising the relief aims and urging adherence despite possible price rises and dissent.
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NRA
George W. Hardy, Jr
Shreveport
Ouachita Parish
Mr. Hardy
United States
Celebrated deer quits its perch at Watkins Glen
The famed deer that had occupied a rocky ledge at Watkins Glen for ten days left its perch today. Park staff and state conservation officials guided the animal along a steep bank to a stream, crossed to a new ledge, and headed toward the woods as visitors watched.
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Watkins Glen
N. Y
F. E. Edminster, Jr
State Conservation Commission
Cornell University
Frank Haight
Watkins Glen State Park
Four Lunatics Battle Escape at State Hospital
In Matteawan New York early today four inmates barricaded a room during an escape attempt. Ray Fisher was killed by Trooper Robert Galvin after firing a .22 revolver. James Ellis and Skelly Marshall were overcome by tear gas. Reinhardt Volz was unharmed in a nearby wash room.
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Matteawan
N. Y
State Hospital
Ray Fisher
Buffalo
Robert Galvin
Fisher
Galvin
Desperado
James Ellis
Brooklyn
Skelly Marshall
New York City
Reinhardt Volz
New York
Raymond F. C. Kieb
State Tax Load explainer series in Louisiana papers
The News-Star and Morning World publish a recurring series on state tax matters. Writers with long fiscal experience explain how the state and agencies collect and disburse funds from diverse taxes and licenses, aiming to inform readers about taxation impacts.
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Louisiana
News-Star
Morning World
Devastating Southwestern Storm Strikes Brownsville and AREA
A 50 mile per hour wind and rain storm battered Brownsville and surrounding Texas towns. At least 32 people died and 1,500 injured as powerful winds unroofed houses and flooded streets. Brownsville, Harlingen, and San Benito reported severe destruction with widespread property damage and missing residents.
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Charleston
S. C
Associated Press
Rio Grande Valley
Garden Area
Southwest
Texas
Tropics
Brownsville
Harlingen
San Benito
Florida
Japan
Korea
Szechwan
Rifle discharge injures Knight and Gilbert in Tuscaloosa case
An accidental discharge from an automatic rifle near the Tuscaloosa county courthouse wounded Attorney General Thomas E. Knight and Deputy Sheriff T. M. Gilbert as they entered the grand jury room. Both injuries were not considered serious. The rifle, found near a bench, reportedly discharged when someone stumbled.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Tuscaloosa County
Thomas E. Knight
Here
T. M. Gilbert
Jefferson County
Grand Jury Room
Elmore Clark
Dan Pippen, Jr
A. T. Harden
Birmingham
Gilbert
James F. Hawkins
Clark
Druid City Hospital
Knight
Recall of Catahoula Sheriff Sought in Louisiana
A group of Catahoula parish citizens circulated a petition asking Gov. O K Allen to authorize a recall election for Sheriff Roy L Huff. No reason was announced for the action launched at a meeting at Joneaville.
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Harrisonburg
Catahoula Parish
O. K. Allen
Roy L. Huff
Joneaville
Cotton States back plan for two year crop control
At meetings in Atlanta Memphis and Dallas cotton growers endorsed government proposed crop control for 1934 1935 to balance supply and demand. Leaders from Alabama Carolinas Georgia Florida Texas Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas and Tennessee supported bale and acreage cuts and urged Washington action. A committee including Senator Bankhead was named to push the plan with a proposed 8 to 9 million bale ginning limit and land retirement payments of 3 to 11 dollars per acre.
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Atlanta
Memphis
Dallas
Alabama
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Texas
Oklahoma
J. Phil Campbell
John Bankhead
Washington
Escort killed as girl held in Oklahoma City case
In Oklahoma City a 23 year old secretary treasurer James Glenn Justice was shot five times on a country road. His 11 year old escort Ruth Terry was detained with a minor arm wound after alleging a bandit robbery. Police investigate the slaying and missing about $50.
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Oklahoma City
O.P
Ruth Terry
James Glenn Justice
Pan-National Insurance Association
Justice
Miss Terry
W. J Eads
Longview
Texas
Hal Sevier Named Ambassador to Chile
President Roosevelt formally appoints Hal H. Sevier of Texas as ambassador to Chile. The appointment follows prior confirmation that Sevier would hold the post.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hal H. Sevier
Texas
Chile
Sevier
Henry Ford on labor and September buying habits
Rogers notes varied newspaper takes on Henry Ford's plans and predicts September shopping will surge for women with charges and goods on approval. He warns October returns may be heavy as outfits fail to impress at parties amidst mentions of a Texas hurricane.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Henry Ford
Ace
Texas
Florida
California
Roosevelt orders ships massed around Cuba amid Cuban unrest
President Roosevelt directs Secretary Swanson to Havana aboard the Indianapolis as Navy Chief Standley orders concentration of Atlantic fleet around Cuba. A marine regiment at Quantico stands ready, battleships at Norfolk Philadelphia and Newport hold positions, while possible air transport could move marines in six hours.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Navy
Claude Swanson
Havana
Cuba
Indianapolis
Swanson
Annapolis
H. Standley
Atlantic
White House
Guantanamo
Santiago
Mississippi
Norfolk
Key West
Fla
Standley
Quantico
New Mexico
Wyoming
Philadelphia
Newport
R. I
Hull
Ambassador Welles
Admiral Standley
Caffery
State Department
Henderson
Marines Ordered To Quantico Establish Base
President Roosevelt ordered a concentration of 1200 United Marines at Quantico Virginia as part of military readiness measures reported from Washington on September 6. The move signals increased training and deployment capacity during the era.
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Quantico
Washington
Roosevelt
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