Typhoon Death Toll Tops 1 600 in Japan Destruction
Typhoon devastates western and central Japan with at least 1 661 dead and 306 million in losses. Osaka harbor sees 1 600 small craft wrecked and hundreds missing. Rice crops ruined, many school buildings demolished. U S embassy reports no American injuries.
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Toyko
Japan
Home Ministry
Asahi
United States
Oszka
Rengo
Shikako Island
Sotojima Hospital
Osaka
Republicans Rally for New Mexico State Convention
Santa Fe slated to host the Republican state convention opening Monday with P L Rapkoch promising a sharp, long political message and a split from old guard. Thomas V Truder named keynoter as a unified party readies to nominate a ticket and launch a state campaign. Clovis High trounces Hobbs 65 to 0 in season opener.
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P. L. Rapkoch
Thomas V. Truder
Truder
Las Vegas
Fourth Judicial District
Rapkoch
New Mexico
Seth Hall
State Central Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Clovis
Clovis High
Hobbs
Condon Says Three In Lindbergh Murder Plot
Dr. John F. Condon, longtime Lindbergh intermediary, says at least three people were involved in the Lindbergh kidnap and ransom plot and believes Isadore Fisch may have been murdered. He suspects Fisch’s death in Leipzig and urges exhumation for autopsy while Hauptmann is linked to the ransom but not the sole actor. Police note footprints and a possible unknown woman’s role, with diverging views on a single vs multiple perpetrators.
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Associated Press
New York
John F. Condon
John
Bronx
Jassie
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Ladore Fische
Germany
Condon
Fische
Leipzig
Department of Justice
Dr. Condon
Hauptmenn
Fisch
Dr.Condon
Col. Lindbergh
van Cortland Park
Woodlawn Cemetery
Sullivan
Isadore Fisch
Old Timers In Charge Of The Barbecue
Elza White names those in charge of the Old Timers barbecue and meeting at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair on the third day in the regular Main and North Spring River site. The Old Timers are described as once catching fish shooting fowl and deer in the park setting now a beautiful city park.
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Elza White
New Mexico
North Spring River
Dillinger’s Gangsters Try Escape From Ohio Prison
Charley Makley and Harry Pierpont, linked to John Dillinger, attempted to flee the Ohio penitentiary when guards stopped the effort. Warden Thomas had called in reporters after receiving a coded letter allegedly from Bruno Hauptmann, implying a plan to kidnap Lindbergh’s baby. Pierpont was critically injured.
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New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Ohio
Iste
Preston E. Thomas
Gchio Old Prison
Columbus
Charley Makley
John Dillinger
Makley
Harry Pierpont
Bruno Hauptmann
Pierpont
Dillinger
Crown Point
Ind
Pierpont and
L-block
John T. Jones
L- Block
Textile strike ends and workers to return Monday
Washington AP reports United States Textile workers ordered an end to the strike, with instructions to return to mills Monday morning in the presence of AFL President William Green. Francis J. Gorman said gains were secured, and the strike lifted a heavy burden on labor and the NRA structure.
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Washington
United States
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Francis J. Gorman
NRA
Fair Directors Will Meet Monday
Eastern New Mexico State Fair directors and chairmen of all committees will hold a general meeting Monday night September 24 at 730 p.m. at Chamber of Commerce. The following are earnestly requested to attend: H A Poorbaugh Frank Marks Myron Prager A D Jones W C Holland H L Gifford John W Hall Claude Simpson J R Thomas G T Watts Mrs Tom Hall Elzy White Sr F A B MacKeil T L Gardner John Mullis George B Jewett R W Kisker.
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New Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
H. A. Poorbaugh
Frank Marks
Myron Prager
A. D. Jones
W. C. Holland
H. L. Gifford
John W. Hall
Claude Simpson
J. R. Thomas
G. T. Watts
Tom Hall
Elzy White Sr
F. A. B. MacKeil
T. L. Gardner
John Mullis
George B. Jewett
R. W. Kisker
Eastern New Mexico State Fair fund drive update
Pledges reached 1410 by noon today toward the 2000 goal for the Eastern New Mexico State Fair. Organizers fear the total may not exceed 1500, leaving a 500 shortfall. A meeting of officers and directors is slated for Monday night to review finances and possible further budget cuts.
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New Mexico
Eastern New Mexico Fair Association
Chavez Replies to Col Atwood
David Chavez ex mayor of Santa Fe and brother of Dennis Chavez responds to criticism in Roswell. He accuses Col Atwood of being a Cutting man and asserts the ex service men have a strong ally in the House. Chavez argues the voting record proves his point and says the remarks disturbed Atwood.
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Carlsbad
N. M
David Chavez
Santa Fe
Dennis Chavez
Chavez
Roswell
New Mexic
Colonel Atwood
Atwood
New Mexico
House of Representatives
Tickets in doubt stall state convention picks
Albuquerque and Santa Fe delegates head into two state party conventions amid widespread uncertainty over gubernatorial and senatorial tickets. Key contenders include Democratic hopeful Clyde Tingley and Republicans such as Hugh Williams, Carl Duniton, Murdock, the Miller brothers, and Sen. Bronson Cutting with declared and pledged votes shaping early ballots.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Associated Press
Tingley
Bernalillo County
O. S. Greaser
Orin
N. M
Quay County
John Simms
Hugh Williams
State Corporation Commission
Hidalgo County
Carl P. Duniton
Silver City
H. S. Murdock
Springer,Jaffa
Miller
Prager Miller
Roswell
Bronson Cutting
Senate
Hidalgo
Otero
Carl Hatch
Democratic Party
Curry
de Baca
Guadalupe
Dennis Chavez
Cutting
Chavez
Rainbow Wins Fourth Race To Tie America's Cup Series
Rainbow defeats British challenger Endeavour in the fourth race off Newport to even the series at two wins each. Rainbow finished 1 minute 15 seconds ahead as Endeavour raised a protest flag near the line. Officials show Rainbow 1 55 38 and Endeavour 1 56 53.
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Newport
Rainbow Today
Endeavour
Rainbow
Baseball Today's Scores AP National League
National League results show Chicago 15 Pittsburgh 25 in the first game with Chicago failing to score after the sixth inning. In the second game Chicago 15 Pittsburgh 25 again, pitchers and batters listed. New York 2 Boston 11 Rochester. St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Brooklyn postponed due to rain.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Lee & Hartnett
Birkofer & Padden
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Detroit and St Louis Faceoff In Low-Scoring Tilt
Detroit edged St Louis 8 to 3 with Bridges and Cochrane, Hadley, Andrews, Walker and Hemsley delivering hits. A rain postponement affected Boston New York and Washington Philadelphia plans while Cleveland beat Chicago 9 to 8 behind Hildebrand Brenzel Klaermer Gallivan and Shea.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Bridges & Cochrane
Hadley, Andrews
Walker & Hemsley
Cleveland
Chicago
Hildebrand, & Brenzel
Klaermer, Gallivan & Shea
Jury Unable To Reach Verdict In Texas Will Case
In a federal court in southern Texas the jury failed to reach a verdict in the case to break the will of Captain Jason W. James recently deceased. The eight to four split favored breaking the will. Relatives seek to alter the distribution of the captain’s property. The first trial indicated a high probability of success for the challenge.
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Texas
Jason W. James
James
Woman Leads Bridge World With Master’s Championship
Miss Elinor Murdoch of New York City won the American Bridge League individual masters championship in New York City. The title is the most coveted prize in bridge.
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Elinor Murdoch
New York City
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