Giants Take First World Series Game From Senators
Havana battles left 44 dead and 89 wounded as officers and enlisted men fought in the National Hotel. A truce remained uncertain as reports tied to the ABC Revolutionary Society’s stance highlighted ongoing unrest and potential guerrilla warfare in the city amid political turmoil involving President Ramon Grau San Martin and recent upheavals surrounding Machado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
National
ABC Revolutionary Society
ABC
Ramon Grau San Martin
Machado
Polo Grounds
New York
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Wally Stewart
Senators
Wall Street inquiry cites 20 cent stock turning to 72 dollars
Senate investigators heard that Dillon Read & Company obtained 500000 shares of common stock for 20 cents each in a United States and foreign securities trust then sold on the market up to 72 dollars. The bankers also formed the Baltimore trust in 1924 with 100000 dollars, gaining control of a 30000000 dollar trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Dillon, Read & Company
United States and Foreign Securities Corporation
Wall Street
Senate Committee
Baltimore Trust
Clarence Dillon
Banking House
Dillon
Demolay Officers Are Installed In Roswell
The Roswell DeMolays were installed for the next three months at a meeting last night. Names listed include Ted Townsend Master Councilor, Lloyd W. Taylor Senior Counselor, Tommie Fowler Junior Counselor, and others. Installing officers were J. Robert Puckett and Chester M. Hunter. George Reese Sr. was expected attorney, George L. Reese Jr. returning from Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Ted Townsend
Lloyd W. Taylor
Tommie Fowler
Austin Cravens
J. C. Dunlap
Gilbert Pfieffer
Lewis Weller
Donald LePell
James Marks
Junior Dunn
Chester Hunter
Harry Finamnes Jr
J. Robert Puckett
Chester M. Hunter
Geo. Reese Sr
George L. Reese Jr
Santa Fe
Kelly denies entering guilty plea in Urschel kidnapping case
Oklahoma City October 3 AP George Machine Gun Kelly rejected a guilty plea plan and vowed to fight the charges of robbery with firearms in the Urschel kidnapping conspiracy. He spoke to a lawyer while awaiting trial after arraignment with Albert Bates in the fortified county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
George
Kelly
Oklahoma
Charles F. Urschel
Albert Bates
Miners Union Charges Troops Aid Strike Breakers at Gallup
Strike leaders in Gallup appeal to Governor Hockenhull denouncing National Guard and Deputy Sheriff Roberts for aiding coal operators. The letter cites denied permits for union events, camp access restrictions, armed youths, alleged lack of investigation into a weapon incident, and promises to release prisoners if they work for mines.
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Gallup, N- M
National Guard
Gallup
A. W. Hockenhull
Sherif Bob Roberts
National Miners Union
N. M. UU
Trade Union Unity League of
Denver, Colo
William Reese
Gamerco
Reese
Roberts
D. W. Roberts
Neumann
Seligman
Stribling 5 Dead From Car Accident in Macon
Georgia heavyweight William Lawrence Stribling died at 6 am EST after injuries from a motorcycle collision with an automobile. He lingered after his left foot was severed and pelvis crushed, with his wife Claire and family at his bedside. His death followed a day of uncertain prognosis as doctors cited internal injuries and his noted vitality.
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Macon
William Lawrence
Young
Herbert
Stribline
Stribling
West Coast Flyer Turner Breaks West East Record
Santa Monica and Roscoe Turner are noted for breaking the west east record while holding the east west title. Mentioned pilots like Hawkes Doolittle Post Mattern promoted for publicity, with broader discussion of dangers, stunts, and speeds shaping future aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Roscoe Turner
Turner
Hawkes
Doolittle
Post
Mattern
Lindbergh
Russia
Vets Push Federal Hospitals Plan At Legion Meet
Chicago, Oct 3 AP A four point rehabilitation program for World War I veterans moves toward adoption by the American Legion as a contrast to President Roosevelt’s policy. The rehabilitation committee favors hospital treatment for all ex soldiers of the war, regardless of when incapacitated, while also tabling a probe into Gen Frank T Hines. Meanwhile a grand Legion parade on Michigan Avenue features the 40 and 8 playboys with humorous models of French freight trains used to haul soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
American Legion
Legion
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Affairs
Washington
Pennsylvania
Hines
Veterans’ Organization
Michigan Avenue
Fort Stanton Hospital to remain. new buildings planned
Roswell Chamber of Commerce received a telegram from Hugh S. Cumming head of the United States Public Health Service stating allotment for new buildings at Fort Stanton government marine hospital and that bids would be solicited soon. Assures hospital will not be moved despite Washington considerations. Original allotment around 243000. Local towns including Capitan Clovis Portales Hagerman Artesia Carlsbad Carrizozo led protests to congressmen Cutting Chavez and the Public Health Service. Cumming expressed sympathy with the chamber's position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Head
Public Health Service
Roswell
Washington
Ft. Stanton
Veterans’ Bureau
Fort Bayard
Capitan
Clovis
Portales
Hagerman
Artesia
Carlsbad
Carrizozo
New Mexico
Cutting
Chavez
Labor Heads Under Fire At Convention
Labor leaders face sharp criticism at the American Federation of Labor convention in its second day. Delegates attack organizing methods since NRA era, lack of congressional action on compulsory unemployment insurance, and the executive council ruling in a brewers jurisdiction dispute. A faction outside the convention hall pushes unemployment insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Executive Council
Federation
Cincinnati
Attempt on Dollfuss in Vienna at Parliament entrance
Austrian Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss was slightly wounded in the left arm and chest when a young gunman fired twice at him at the Parliament building. Police seized the suspect, with authorities unsure if he acted for Nazis or Socialists, as a broader roundup of political suspects began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Engelbert Dollfuss
Emil Fey
Dollfuss
Parliament
Christian Social Party
Roosevelt Returns to New York for NRA Enforcement Plan
President Roosevelt arrived in New York on October 3 and held an urgent meeting with General Hugh S. Johnson to outline a permanent NRA structure to ensure enforceability. Johnson, summoned by the President, pledged full government backing for the recovery program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Johnson
World Series Baseball Party Is Big Success
The World Series baseball party in Roswell was a big success with The Record Dustin's News Store and Louie Falconi aiding. George Foreman led a baseball board at Third and Main with Bill Anderson Shorty Hood Ed Richmond and Warren Johnson assisting. The Record provided AP play by play via phone and Don Wilkins read the wire. Falconi Electrical Service supplied the loudspeaker for a wide audience. No collections were taken and daily readings continued at 11:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record
Dustin
Louie Falconi
George Foreman
Third and Main Streets
Bill Anderson
The
Falconi Electrical Service
Dustin’s News Store
Roswell
Dawson coal miners go out on holiday
Dawson New Mexico Oct 3 AP miners at the Phelps Dodge coal mine walked off work in a holiday after a miners committee demanded formal recognition of the United Mine Workers of America by the company. About 225 to 250 men were absent. manager G C Davis said the demand was its sole issue and that company officials would handle any action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ott
Jackson
Cronin
Kuhel
Mancuso
Ryan
Washington
New York
Hubbell
Sewell
Harris
Myer
Goslin
Haruss
Bluege
Stewart
Russell
Schulte
Davis
Thomas
Plate
Moran
N.L
Moriarty
A L
Cyond
Pfirman
Ormsby
A.L
Dawson
N M
Phelps-Dodge Company
G_ C. Davis
United Mine Workers of America
Associated Press
UMW
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Esse
United States
Cuba
Woolworth
Dorothy Randolph Fell
Ogden L. Mills
the Treasury
Dillon, Read & CO
Joe Moore
Louisiana
ABRH
iGoslin
Manush
Kubel
Thomas P
Hubbell Paie
Allege
Pape
Fes
Government Hospital
Fort Stanton
Ance
Chancellor
New York City
United Mine Workers
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