Expulsion of Spain’s Leaders by New Military Directorate
The military directorate ruling Spain plans to expel thirty-one top politicians including former Premier Sanchez Guerra. Senor Ventosa, ex-finance minister, was stopped at the frontier and told to stay in Spain. Primo Rivera plans a Morocco offensive with 150,000 troops to settle the Rif question.
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Associated Press
Fort Vendres
France
Spain
Sanchez Guerra
Senor Ventosa
Barcelona
Frontier
Here
London
Morocco
Primo Rivera
Madrid
Daily Express
Aizpura
Raisuli
Abd-El Krim
Riteh Ceftain
Melilla
Supreme Council meeting opens for Scottish Rite Masons
The northern Masonic jurisdiction holds its annual meeting in New York as visitors attend St Pauls chapel and Bishop Cook condemns certain associations built on hatred. Other briefs note Louisiana PSC cotton-rate cases, fire prevention week proclamation, Heathcote suspended after altercation with umpire Moran, and Mussolini receiving news of Princess Mafalda and Princess Giovanna at Racconigi.
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New York
Supreme Council of
Scottish Rite Masons
United States
St. Paul's Chapel
Bishop Cook
Delaware
Rome
Mussolini
Victor Emmanuel
Racconigh
Mafalda
Giovanna
Humbert
Racconigi
Two Killed and 22 Injured in Rail Crash
In Dothan Alabama reports say a Louisville and Nashville eastbound passenger train collided with a northbound excursion train of the Atlanta and St Andrews Bay Railway on a crossing near Cottondale Florida. The dead are Mrs I T Lane of Dothan, Mrs Francis Holland of Dothan, and T J Kelly with a broken leg. Fred Lane a six year old boy who also lost his mother in the crash.
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Dothan
Ala
Cottondale
Fla
Louisville and Nashville
Atlanta and
St. Andrews Bay Railway
I. T. Lane
Alabama
Francis Holland
T. J. Kelly
Fred Lane
Aon
Mothan
IL. T. Lane
Despondent Woman In Fulton Kills Self At Monroe Dairy
Mrs. Malissa Jane Beadles aged 65 of Fulton Kentucky, visiting her sons at Cloverleaf Dairy in Monroe, died after taking carbolic acid. Doctors could not avert her death in the morning, following days of ill health and a broken arm. Her sons Charles C. and W H Beadles, in charge of the dairy, arranged for burial in Fulton and planned funeral travel for Saturday.
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Malissa Jane Beadles
Cloverleaf Dairy
Fulton
Wandon
Moseley
Heavy Rains Spark Renewed Cotton Buying
New York reports heavy rains in Texas and Oklahoma refreshing demand in the cotton market. Prices surged to new season highs with October at 29.42 cents, December 29.00, and January 28.45, while earlier in the day futures rose 105 to 145 points from Saturday’s close.
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New York
Texas
Oklahoma
Quekly
Police Telegram Seeks Robert Bell in Monroe Gas Field
Police officials in a telegram signed by Mrs. T. Grimes ask to locate Robert Bell last heard from at 226 South Grand Street Monroe. Bell is believed to be working in the gas field and his ill mother in Bossier City is not expected to live. Inquiries are urged at the address and among local gas operators.
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T. Grimes
Robert Bell
South Grand Street
Monroe
Bossier City
Bell
Barkentine Mont Falcone limps into Los Angeles port
The battered five masted barkentine Mont Falcone arrived in Los Angeles harbor after 109 days from New Orleans with cargo for the port. Partly dismasted rigging torn, deck head gone, the ship battled hurricanes off Panama and racked by stormy seas. Tug Peacock towed her in from Colon on August 7 after delays near Panama.
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Los Angeles
Calif
New Orleans
Colon
Peacock
Panama
Girard Safe Dynamited as Local Robberies Linked
Sheriff Cooper reports a blast at the McBride store in Girard with several hundred dollars taken. Officials tie the crime to a gang behind recent digs at the Texas Company Kellogg Lumber Coca Cola vaults and monitor suspects moving toward Monroe. Police released three Monroe suspects after questioning in the Coca Cola case.
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Texas Company
Kellogg Lumber Company
Coca-Cola Manufacturing Company
Monroe
Girard
Cooper
Rayville
Sheriff's Department
McBride
Flood Conference Directs Work in Louisiana Areas
A flood conference convened by the Safe River committee opened in New Orleans with members of the Mississippi River Commission levee boards state engineers Governor Parker Mayor McShane and leading businessmen present. Discussion focused on the feasibility of a spillway system to relieve flood waters.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Safe River Committee
Mississippi River Commission
Board of State Engineers
Parker
McShane
Twelve Die in Sorau Food Riot in Brandenburg
A Central News dispatch from Berlin reports twelve people killed and fifteen wounded in Sorau, Brandenburg, during a demonstration over rising food prices. Police and demonstrators clashed amid the protest in Sorau.
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Brandenburg
Sorau
Associated Press
London
Bradenburg
Berlin
Americans Open Doors to Japanese Earthquake Victims
Seattle reports the arrival of the President Jefferson mercy ship with 122 Japanese earthquake survivors. The group, many destitute or bereaved, disembarked to awaiting ambulances and cars as Seattle aids them in finding shelter and medical care. The scene follows ten days after the disaster in Yokohama.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
America
Jefferson
Yokohama
Republic's Greatest Heritage Honored with Constitution Observance
Across the United States Americans mark the 136th anniversary of the Constitution, hailed as the cornerstone of the republic. Governors issue proclamations and communities schedule meetings and exercises throughout the week to honor September 17, 1787.
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Chicago
America
United States
Golfists Duel In National Amateur at Flossmoor
At Flossmoor Francis Ouimet of Boston shot a 33 after an 80 to close the round, four behind leader Bobby Jones of Atlanta who posted a par 74 to reach 149 for the event. Chick Evans started late as play continued.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Lil
Flossmoor
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Chick Evans
Military courts operate in Oklahoma cities amid martial law
Oklahoma City and Tulsa host military inquiries into Ku Klux Klan activities with Camp Russell as first witness. Creek and Oklahoma counties remain under absolute martial law while other counties stay quiet and civil authority remains intact.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ku Klux Klan
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Campbell Russell
State Corporation Commission
Creek County
Oklahoma County
J. C. Walton
Governor Walton to address state labor convention
Governor J C Walton arrived in Okmulgee and planned to speak at the state labor convention in Henrietta. He denounced the Ku Klux Klan as an anarchistic force seeking state control and said martial law in Oklahoma City was needed to stop a Klan grand jury.
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Associated Press
Okmulgee
Okla
J. C. Walton
Oklahoma City
Henrietta
State Convention of Labor
Ku Klux Klan
Oklahoma
Tulsa World
Oklahoma City Martial Law Sparks Police Standstill
Oklahoma City police under military control were returned to civil authority after Mayor Cargill demanded reinstatement of Ray Fraizer. Martial law now covers Oklahoma City Tulsa and Sapulpa with troops enforcing curfew and police functions while Adjutant General Markham travels to the state capital.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Bet
Tulsa
Sapulpa
Oklahoma
Creek
B. H. Markham
Walton
Markham
Park Three
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Shreveport Chamber of Commerce
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John Heydler
New York Giants
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Moran
Heyd Jer
Barkentine
Canada
Preas High River
Alberta
High River District
Prince of Wales
Girard Store
Republic
White Plains
N. Y
Ward
Baker
Clarence Peters
Talesmen
Missouri Pacific
Louisiana Division
American Petroleum Company
Houston
Tex
Kansas City
Better Business Bureaus
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Fort Smith
Ark
W. H. Serrels
Peoples Bank of
Mansfield
Duluth
Minn
W. E. Garrett Gilmore
Philadelphia
Walter Hoover
Crookston
Polk County
Miss Bettie Belle
Rolfe
Georgia Tucker School
William A. Graves
Paul A. Walker
L. H. Harrel
Lewis A. Amick
Stanley Williams
Russell
Senate
W. S. Key
Muskogee
Gov. Walton
Robert E. Lee
Evangelist Tucker
West Monroe Methodist Church
Monroe Auto Wrecking CO
Jackson and Lee
The
Fox Produce Co
Benson
West Onroe
Ry Balier
Drs
Beadle & Bendel
Chase-Amman Drug CO
Ruth Washburn
Weaks Supply Co
Genasco
Paper
H. H. Boyd Co., Inc
Congregation B’nai Israel
Temple Annex
Leon Cohn
NEW South Drug Store, Ltd
R. L. McHenry, Mgr
Phoenix Drug Store
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Bruce Frizzell
Monroe Building & Loan Association OF
J. W. McWilliame
Sig Haas
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