Vast Armies Waging Civil War Through Many Parts Of China
Vast armies fight civil war across China and Manchuria from Manchuria’s north border to Fukien in the south and from Szechuan to Shantung in the east. Reports of a possible uprising near Peiping center on the retreat of General Feng Yu-Hsiang, who may be rallying northwest leaders to challenge Marshal Chang Hsiao-Liang at Peiping. About 250,000 soldiers are involved in Szechuan as power shifts unfold around Chengtu and the National government.
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China
Shanghai
Manchuria
Fukien
Szechuan Province
Shantung
China Province
Peiping
Lo Aten
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Shaniung
Kalgan
Pieping
Northwest
Chang Hsiao-Liang
North China
Szechuan
Chengtu
Status of the Insull case continues abroad
Associated Press reports Chicago State's Attorney Swanson will send assistants to Greece to aid Samuel Insull extradition on larceny and embezzlement charges. Insull was detained by Greek police on request of the American Legation, with comments from Insull and family members noted. Officials in Washington said extradition treaties are not yet official but agreement exists on key clauses. Samuel Insull Jr and Mrs Gladys Wallis Insull are mentioned with limited comment, while Martin Insull remains free on bond in Canada awaiting proceedings.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John A. Swanson
Greece
Samuel Insull
Athens
Samuel
Insull
Legation
Menes
Washington
Paris
Gladys Wallis
Orfilia
Ont
Canada
Martin Insull
Cook County
Grand Jury
United States
AS SMITH BUYING OWN DERBY FOR CONVENTION
New York October reports Alfred E. Smith faces a derby shortage as the free supply of brown derbies dwindles. In past Octobers admirers sent many hats, but this year only three arrived and none fit. He had to order one made for the Democratic state convention.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Francis Wilson Plans to Curb Liquor Traffic
Francis E. Wilson of Santa Fe New Mexico urged state compacts to regulate liquor traffic before American Bar Association delegates. He predicted a return of state police powers if the Eighteenth Amendment is repealed noting dryness was regional and enforcement uniformity would be needed to control costs and problems.
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Washington
Francis FE. Wilson
Santa Fe
New Mexico
American Bar Association
Wilson
Improvements on Mo Ave Addition B
FF Robbins of Big Springs Texas owner of the Missouri Avenue addition is in the city. He is making improvements on 34 lots near the Missouri Avenue school with city cooperation to grade and improve streets. Robbins is leveling, grading, and graveling the lots and plans a public sale of the property.
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B. ‘Ff. Robbins
Big Springs
Texas
Missouri Avenue Addition
Robbins
Missouri Avenue School
Births and deaths in Chaves County last month
Forty four births and twenty deaths were reported to the county health office in September. Total births this year reach 380 and deaths 185, with 23 boys and 21 girls among the newborns. Names and residences of parents including Roswell Hagerman and Dexter appear for each birth, with dates mainly in September.
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Chaves
Democrats of New Mexico Plan statewide campaign kickoff
W J Barker state chairman announced the Democratic party will begin its statewide campaign on October 15 with three candidate groups in the field. Eleven of thirteen candidates will tour the state while two candidates for the state supreme court will not speak as customary for that office.
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Santa F. N. M
W. J. Barker
Democratic Party
Barker
State Supreme Court
Sewell Avery Jr Found Dead by Gas in Chicago
Sewell I. Avery Jr, 31, son of Montgomery Ward chair, was found dead by asphyxiation in his Lake Shore Drive apartment. He managed United States Gypsum Co and had suffered nervous collapse and heart issues under a physician's care. His parents marked their 33rd wedding anniversary amid the tragedy.
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Chicago
Sewell I. Avery, Jr
Montgomery Ward and Company
Avery
United States Gypsum Company
Lake Shore Drive
Young
Hortense Wisner
Pontiac
Mich
Anton Cermak
U. S. Steel, Armour and Co
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Great Western Railroad
The
Northern Trust Bank
Russian Reds Expel 20 Members Over Counter Revolution Charge
Moscow reports the central control committee of the Communist party expelled 20 members for organizing a counter revolutionary movement against collectivization. The group includes Gregory Zinovieff and Leo Kameneff, former Trotzky followers and right wing figures now exiled, cited for circulating anti party literature.
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Moscow
Central Control Committee
The
Communist Party
Gregory Zinovieff
Comintern
Leo Kameneff
Leon Trotzky
Revolution
Turkey
Trotzky
Severe Storm Lash Vera Cruz Threatens City and Ships
A Vera Cruz dispatch reports strong winds lashing the port with a forecast of tornadic growth. Telegraphed reports say a storm yesterday in Yucatan moved westward. Central Chiapas rivers flood after heavy rains, threatening several towns as residents flee with livestock in darkness.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Yucatan
Chiapas
San Ramon
Coolidge Set to Speak at Madison Square Garden Rally
In New York on Oct 11, over 50,000 tickets were sought to hear former President Calvin Coolidge deliver his first post presidency political speech. The Madison Square Garden rally marks the Hoover campaign’s eastern offensive with Col William J. Donovan and George Z. Medalie also addressing. Harbord to preside as Coolidge speaks at 6 30 p.m. Mountain Time.
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New York
Reepublican
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Coolidge
Madison Square Garden
Hoover
William J. Donovan
George Z. Medalie
Senate
Mr. Coolidge
James G. Harbord
Foreign raid on U S dollar repulsed
New York reports another failed raid on the American dollar. Foreign exchanges show most declines against European gold currencies recovered this week as bankers credit a shift in speculation. They note the dollar’s strength amid ongoing gold shipments and changing outlooks for the currency.
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New York
Europe
Hurley praises Hoover in Oklahoma campaign stop
Secretary of War Patrick J Hurley told a El Reno Oklahoma crowd that President Hoover's leadership has saved the nation from disaster. The speech is part of a three day tour in Hurley's native state by air. He praised Hoover for swift decisions and courageous action without grandstanding.
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el Reno
Oxkla
CAP
Patrick J. Hurley
Hoover
Hurley
Republican National Committee
Insull Held by Greek Police in Extradition Bid
Samuel Insull once headed a vast utility empire and was detained in Athens on technical grounds while Greek authorities prepared to transfer him to Chicago to face charges of embezzlement and larceny. Negotiations involving Athens Washington and Illinois continued as the American government sought formal extradition.
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Athens
Samuel Insuli
Washington
Illinois
Chicago
Publican ticket fields county offices in Bernalillo
Albuquerque New Mexico October 11 AP a complete ticket of Republican nominees for county offices chosen with three exceptions by acclamation was in the field for election today. The nominees include Sheriff Philip Hubbell County Clerk Mrs Ida Baca Representatives Meliton Otero Frank Darrow Kenneth C Balcomb Senator Claude Mann County School Superintendent Margaret Easterday County Commissioners William Apodaca Robert E Dietz C T French County Treasurer O A Matson County Assessor Joe Springer Probate Judge John T Watson Surveyor John F Offield Contests occurred over the nomination for sheriff county commissioner and county treasurer.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Philip Hubbell
Ida Baca
Meliton Otero
Frank Darrow
Kenneth C. Balcomb
Claude Mann
Margaret Easterday
William Apodaca
Robert E. Dietz
C. T. French
O. A. Matson
Joe Springer
John T. Watson
John F. Offield
Kent 10 Speak to Nevada Teachers in Las Vegas
Dr H L Kent president of New Mexico State College will address the Nevada Teachers Association in Las Vegas on October 24 and 25 on Federal and State Responsibilities in Education and Orientation of the College Curriculum.
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Las Cruces
N. M
H. L.kent
New Mexico
Republicans Open State Campaign in New Mexico Rally
In Socorro Garcia Opera House hosted 2500 people for a Republican campaign kickoff for the November election. Former Gov. R. C. Dillon opened as speaker after H. O. Bursum chaired the event, with endorsements stating Dillon would steer the state helm.
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Socorro
N. M
Garcia Opera House
H. O. Bursum
United States
R. C. Dillon
Dillon
Bursum
Federal cars in N M must Larry licenses
A New Mexico court case tests whether a federal officer may drive a car without license plates. Joe Black of the state highway department filed charges against federal officer Jack Lowe for driving a vehicle issued with no plates. The case arises from a comptroller move to require all cars to display licenses, with federal, foreign, and state vehicles subject to licensing.
Record enrollment hits all-time high at New Mexico Normal
Las Vegas New Mexico October 11 The largest fall quarter enrollment in the history of New Mexico Normal University was reported with 337 students registered an eight percent rise from last year. Students came from 26 counties and eight other states, and total school enrollment was expected to exceed 600.
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Las Vegas
N. M
New Mexico Normal University
Progres sives debate third Bernalillo county ticket
In Bernalillo county New Mexico, Progres sives discussed nominating a third county ticket for the November election at a meeting in Albuquerque but deferred a final decision. The discussion reflects local party strategy as October progresses.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Bernalillo County
Progressives
Kinney Woman Dies After Self Inflicted Wound
Mrs. Gertrude H. Kinney, 38, died here last night from a wound investigators described as self inflicted. She shot herself a week ago and was thought to be recovering before succumbing to the injury.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Gertrude H. Kinney
Jobless Rioters in Ireland Fire on Unemployed Crowd
In Belfast on October 11 police fired on a mob after being pelted with stones. Five wounded by bullets, as demonstrators looted shops and hijacked a city bus. Tram cars were stoned and passengers forced to lie on floors amid the unrest. Meanwhile in Dallas oil price hikes followed a Texas production cut and Oklahoma moves signaled broader curtailment. Sun Oil posted a 12 cent rise for East Texas crude with Gulf crude up 10 cents as cuts target daily outputs.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Dallas
Texas
Sun Oil Company
Sun Company
East Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Thurman Hill
Kansas
Public Service
Topeka
Oklahoma
Sun
Gulf
The
Young Men’s Republican Club Formed in Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa New Mexico October 11 AP Sheriff Juan Sena assessor Joe Armijo and Cosme Herrera announced the organization of a Young Mens Republican Club. It will serve as the nucleus for a county club to be built.
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Santa Rosa
N. M
Juan Sena
Joe Armijo
Cosme Herrera
Guadalupe School Teachers to be Paid in November
Salaries due Guadalupe county rural school teachers for the last month of the spring term probably will be paid in November, it was announced here today. Checks for the first month of the present term were paid last Saturday.
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Santa Rosa
N. M
Guadalupe County
Pep Girls Plan First Aggie Miner Game Appearance
Forty members of the A Circle student pep organization will debut at the Aggie Miner game in new uniforms. Mary Louise Cornett of Raton was elected president, Carolyn Walker of Gallup vice president, and Lavinia Stewart of Gallup secretary treasurer. The Aggie rooters may also travel to Albuquerque on October 22 for the Aggie Lobo football clash.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Mary Louise Cornett
Raton
Carolyn Walker
Gallup
Lavinia Stewart
Aggie Rooters
Albuquerque
Eighth Convention of Lutherans Debates Women Delegates
Philadelphia AP report says the United Lutheran Church in America may face a row over allowing women as delegates and officials at its eighth biennial convention. A committee’s majority and minority recommendations are due for submission, reflecting earlier opposition from Pennsylvania Lutheran ministerium members at Lancaster PA.
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Philadelphia
United Lutheran Church In America
Milwaukee
Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Republican Women Elect Set Officers
The Republican Women's Chapter of Chaves County met at the Chamber of Commerce. Officers elected include Mrs C A Baker as president, Miss Hulda Hobbs as vice president, Mrs EF W Mitchell as secretary, and Mrs Sidney Prager as treasurer.
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Republican
Calital
Chaves County
Chamber of Commerce
C. A. Baker
Hulda Hobbs
EF. W. Mitchell
Sidney Prager
Pardon Granted By Gov Seligman
Santa Fe October 11 AP Gov Arthur Seligman granted a conditional pardon to Pablo Cordova of Rio Arriba county. Cordova was sentenced to six months in the county jail in June 1932 by District Judge M A Otero Jr on a charge of violating the state prohibition law.
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Santa Fe
N. ML
Arthur Seligman
Pabig Cordova
Rio Arriba
Cordova
M. A. Otero, Jr
Payne Now Sees Republican Victory Brightening
Stockbridge Mass October 11 AP Colonel Frederick H Payne assistant secretary of war believes the nation would have faced a Democratic setback if the national election had been in July today sees a Republican victory in November Reports from all parts of the country he told a Republican rally lead me to believe that the situation today is by no means as serious as it appeared two months ago
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Stockbridge
Mass
Frederick H. Payne
Whelieves
McNabb Buys Auto License No 6 in New Mexico
Santa Fe Oct 11 AP J A McNabb assistant state comptroller today purchased the first 1933 automobile license plate to be sold in the state. McNabbs number will be number one. It is the first time the state issued a number as low as the one received by McNabb.
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Santa Fe
N. M
J. A. McNabb
McNabb
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D. C. Morgan
Jack Leroy
Democrats OF
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Sunbeam
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
George Courson
Sol Higginbotham
Arthur Maillefert
Jim Travis
Young Maillefert
Luolidue
U. S
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Kent
Nevada
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Ireland
Lear
Young Men's Club
Guadalupe
Convention OF Lutherans
Gov. Seligman
Payne
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