Maryland Voters Face Tydings Purge In Primary Battle
Maryland voters head to the polls to nominate a governor, senator, and state officials with a central clash over Senator Millard E. Tydings and Rep. David J. Lewis. President Roosevelt canvassed for Lewis as the purge aims to unseat Tydings, with odds favoring a Tydings victory though a tight race is anticipated. In Maine, the general election also unfolds as Democrats seek gains in the governor’s race and Congress slots.
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George R. Holmes
Washington
Maryland
Roosevelt
Maine
Congress
New Deal
Millard EB. Tydings
David J
Davey) Lewis
Lewis
Tydiogs
Tydiags
Maryjand
New Gastle
Autumn Show Promises Scenic Drives and Local Feasts
Cool nights hint at autumn as nature paints roadsides in crimson and gold for motorists. Voters face campaign season with ox roasts and food as enticements, while a local man recalls sunrises and fresh air from early mornings. Douglas returns to Prospect after leaving Slippery Rock, reflecting on hometown ties. (Continued on Page Two)
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Fa Nene
Jack Frost
W. CG
Douglas
Slippery Rock
Prospect
Portersville
SUE PN
New Castce
Herron To Speak Here Saturday at Constitution Day Luncheon
Herron, Allegheny County commissioner and former Pittsburgh mayor, will join Mrs. Carl Hart as a speaker at the Constitution Day luncheon in the Cathedral on Saturday afternoon, September 17. The second speaker is Mrs. Walter S. Riggs of Mexecport, noted in Republican women circles. Plans are about completed, sponsored by the Republican Women of Lawrence County.
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Kew Castle
Murder Trial Is Called At Mercer
Mercer Pa September 12 The murder case of William Redfoot 28 Harrisville Mrs Francis Day 28 Oil City and Fred Goodwin 47 Sandy Lake charged with killing Mercer county merchant Howard Fidley opened before Judge George Rowley A lunacy commission was requested for Redfoot and appointed to examine him in the county jail with doctors Richardson and Hope to report tomorrow morning The court adjourned until then
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Mercer
William Redfoot
Harrisville
Francis Day
Oil City
Fred Goodwin
Sandy Lake
Howard Fidley
Mercer County
George Rowley
Redfoot
Day
Thomas Doyle
Tria
Daily Weather Report Summary for the United States
Daily Weather Report covers the 24 hour period ending 6 p.m. Sunday with a maximum of 74 degrees and a minimum of 59, and precipitation of 0.13 inches with a river stage of 4.6 feet. The 24 hour period ending 5 p.m. Saturday shows a maximum of 77 degrees, a minimum of 37, and no precipitation.
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United States
Roosevelt hears Hitler speech in car, gathers no new war data
President Roosevelt spoke by long distance line with Secretary Hull before visiting his son James, but aides say no new European war crisis information emerged. The outcome hinged on Hitler's impending address, with a direct line to Washington in the president's private car and no radio plans noted.
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C International
Rochester
Minn
Roosevelt
Hull
James
Adolf Hitler
Washington
Hitler
Hue
New Gastle
Pleads Innocence In Childs Death In New Hampshire
Herbert W. Sprague of Portland Maine pleaded not guilty to first degree murder in Portsmouth New Hampshire court over the brutal slaying of eight year old Barbara Driscoll. The judge ordered remand to Rockingham county jail without bail for a September 19 hearing while authorities pursue microscopic analysis of blood stains on the defendant s clothing. The victim was found beneath a loading platform with a crushed skull after being struck when she resisted his advances.
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International News Service
Portsmouth
N. H
Barbara Driscoll
Herbert W. Sprague
Portland
Barber
Jeremy FR. Waldron
Steven M. Wheeler
Sprague
Rockingham County
Wheeler
Barbara
Goering Stricken After Nuremburg Review
Field Marshal Hermann Wilhelm Goering is reported ill with lymphitis and bronchitis after a five hour review in the Nuremberg Market Square. The semi official note says the illness will require several days rest in bed at his Feucht residence near Nuremberg.
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Nuremberg
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Feucht
New Ca
Homecoming Day at Savannah M E Church
Former Savannah residents and former church members gathered for Homecoming Day honoring departed members buried in the old Savannah M B cemetery. Morning service included lunch in the church dining room and coffee provided by the women of the church. Afternoon program led by W A Weinshenk with help from Henry Taylor Rev R H Eckert and church boards. Music by Elizabeth Koski preceded the opening hymn The Churchs One Foundation. Mrs Martha McCreary sang a solo and Mrs William Geiger recounted the churchs 1820 founding and early pastors and supporters.
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Savannah
Savannah M. E. Church
Savannah M. B
Maxy
Caolfee
W. A. Weinshenk
Henry Taylor
R. H. Eckert
Elizabeth Koski
Martha McCreary
Epworth M
William . Geiger
New Caskle
Rumor of Martial Law in Sudetenland Reported
BERLIN Sept 12 German official news agency said rumors spread that Czechoslovakia planned to declare martial law in Sudetenland. One Sudeten German was shot and seriously wounded by Czech Communists at Graslitz in New Castle.
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International News Service
Berlin
Svechoslovakian
Martilaw
Sudetenland
Graslitz
Huy
New Castle
Missing Buffalo Boy Found Alive
Donald Farrington, a three year old who had been missing since yesterday morning, was located alive today in nearby woods two miles from his home. He had suffered exposure and received medical treatment.
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International News Service
Buffalo
Donald Farrington
Re-decoration Work Begun at Trinity Episcopal Church
This morning crews began a complete re decoration of the nave and sanctuary at Trinity Episcopal Church at the corner of Maine Falls streets. Officials expect completion by week’s end.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Miane Falls Streets
Britain Awaits Hitler Address Amid Crisis Fears
London reports odds of a European war rising as Britain expects an address from Adolf Hitler. Britain seeks U.S. aid while Ambassador Kennedy visits foreign offices. A U.S. cruiser stands by in Portland as Paris and London press anticipate a possible plebiscite in Sudeten areas and any gesture of peace from Hitler.
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Sy Kingsbury Smith
London
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Sudeter
Czechoslovaia
Nashvile
Portland Harbor
Britain
United States
Roosevelt
Ir Jans
America
U.S
Joseph P. Kennedy
Foreign Office
Washington
Yes International
Kennedy
Fuehrer
France
Germany
Prosecution Rests In Officers Trial In Columbus Ga
The government in Columbus Georgia reports the end of its case against Major John R Brooke Fort Benning officer charged with the murder of his wife Elizabeth on June 8 A week long presentation of documentary evidence aims to prove a motive rooted in a family finances dispute Captain Drake assistant provost marshal and key prosecution witness faced cross examination as the defense team pressed for statements from the Brooke children
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Columbus
Sla
Thomas B. Drake
Czechoslovakia Rejects Plebiscite Plan
London dispatch says Czechoslovakia rejected a plebiscite for the Sudeten area as incompatible with Czech integrity. Jan Masaryk informed British officials that Prague opposes any plan and warned it could light tensions if Hitler presses for a Saar style referendum amid looming threats.
President Roosevelt Hangs Between Hope and Danger
President Franklin D Roosevelt remained at Rochester's St Marys hospital as his son James Roosevelt fought a serious abdominal operation. Doctors noted the growth was not cancerous and pulmonary complications lingered, with the president sidelined from national affairs to monitor his sons condition.
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George Durno
National News Service
Rochester
Minn
Jimmy” Roosevelt
Maryland
Roosevel
Jminu
St. Mary's Hospital
James Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Courminsdt
New Castle
Couple Found Dead On Beach At Long Island
A Bronx librarian and her athletic admirer died by their own hands on a Long Island beach near a Peconic Bay cottage. Identified as Mrs. Jenga Weed, 28, and B. N. S. Wlante, 29, the pair were found in bathing suits with a 22 caliber rifle nearby and a box of cartridges. Investigators say a love triangle with an ailing husband, Harvey Weed Jr., may explain the tragedy, with Mrs. Weed reportedly married and the husband believed to be confined in a Connecticut institution.
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C International News Services
New York
Bronx
Long Island
Peconic Bay
Guar
Mfys
Jengau Weed
Wlante
Prague Tension Fears New Outbursts Across Sudeten Area
International News Service reports rising unrest as Prague braces for possible new violence after clashes yesterday. Sudeten Germans threaten general strike during Hitler’s Nuremberg speech. In Strife-Town Eger, Liberec and Neukirchen, injuries mount among protesters and police as bayonets, clubs, and stabbings are reported amid anti communist and nationalist slogans.
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George Langweil
Prague
Germany
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Nuremberg
Harlsbad
Ore State
Horst ‘Wessel
Eger
Liberec
British Ministers Will Meet While Hitler Speaks
Neville Chamberlain calls ministers to 10 Downing Street at 9 30 p m as Adolf Hitler is expected to finish his Nazi party congress speech in Nuremberg while Britain holds urgent cabinet talks on impending events at a critical moment in the world crisis.
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Hitler
Moon
Neville Chamberlain
Downing Street
Chamberlain
International News Service
Congress Hall
Nuremberg
Germany
Death Record Listings for September 12, 1934
Death notices list Thomas Montgomery two days of age at 915 Porter street and Clement E. Hazen aged 53 of 720 Butler avenue. Also noted are Mary Ann Adams 9K of 604 Spruce street and Mrs. John P. Allen 67 of 113 Quest street.
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Thomas Montgomery
Porter Street
Clement E. Hazen
Butler Avenue
Mary Ann Adams
Spruce Street
John P. Allen
Quest Street
Hitler Defiant In Review Of Armed Might
Hitler proclaims Germany has achieved unification of all Germans through strength of arms in a Nazi party congress review. He emphasizes military power as sole guarantee of safety, and signals a forthcoming foreign policy address amid skeptical international diplomacy. Continued on page two.
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Hitler
Pierre J. HU
Untermilona
News Sa
Nuremburg
Germany
Nazi Germany
Delay Decision In Hines Trial Delayed
In New York on September 12 1931 Ferdinand Pecora delayed resumption of the Hines case as defense motions urged a mistrial and dismissal of the Tammany leader James J. Hines proceedings. Judge Pecora remained privately with officials consulting authorities as attorneys submitted memoranda. Court adjourned until 2 PM with spectators astonished.
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International News Services
New York
Hines
Wn Juése
Ferdinand Pecora
James Jeyba
Pecora
Weather Winds Turn Dry Farm Notes To Hopeful Boost
Farmers report crops long dry as beets corn and tomatoes suffer. A warm shift by the weathermen brings a cup of moisture and a glimmer of help, promising better fruit and sustained shelves for corn beans and juice. Anstey weather forecast asks for sun to lift spirits and aid yields.
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Daily Weather Report
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