Italian exiled leader Rossi seized near border in Switzerland
Paris reports internal complications after the arrest of Cesare Rossi, exiled organizer of Mussolini’s march on Rome. Discrepancies arise over how Rossi was enticed across the border, with theories involving a Fascist agent woman and Italian agents renting a Lugano apartment to stage an excursion near the frontier. Rossi is said to be jailed at Sen Doonino amid varied dispatches.
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Paris
Interna
Grorral
Cesare Tossi
Switzerland
Mussolini
Italy
Ita
Rossi
Caspioni
Fisa
Sen Doonino
Lugano
Aail
Hoss
Toma
Fas
SLAIN FLIERS SENT TO ROME
Two airline managers, St. M. Merrill of Curtiss Field New York and Edwir Onus of the Buffalo municipal airport, were killed in a crash near Curtiss Field while attempting a Mish alo flight. The bodies await return to their homes as authorities confirm the tragedy and identify the president of Curtiss as Charles oe.
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Tournational News Service
New York
St. M. Merrill
Curtiss Field
Edwir Onus
Buffalo, X, Ys
Air
Charles Oe
Curl
Wernesday
Nicaragua bars liquor sales during presidential election
Managua reports a decree approved by the national election heart to prohibit sale and possession of liquor across Nicaragua during the registration and voting period. The measure aims to avert disturbances and will be enforced by the national military police during the election.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Connecion
W G T U Assails Senator Sheppard For Backing Smith
In an open letter from the Texas Women's Christian Temperance Union, Claude De Van Walls, president of the group, denounces Senator Sheppard of Texarkana for backing President Smith. The letter, signed by thousands of Christian women and supporters, urges Sheppard to oppose the Democratic nominee.
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Austin
Claude de van Walls
Texas Women
Christia ‘Emperance Uction
United Sales Spiinter
Aloris Sheppard
Texarkana
Ler
United States
Walls
Summer
Jail Stinnes Without Gal in Berlin Odd Arrest
Aug 31 Ingo Stinnes Tr son of a late industrial baron was held without bail pending investigation of altered financial transfers. The examining judge refused bail fearing he might destroy evidence at his home. Stinnes, returning from England, faced a dramatic confrontation with Von Walilow as the secretary’s manipulation emerged.
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Berlin
Ingo Stinnes
Stinnes
Tverty
Waldon
England
von Wal Ilow
Link Rum Fings With Police Link Rum Fing With Police
Records of state payments reveal a bookseying ring linking police officers and officials to $10,000,000 banked in seven years. Seized by public accountants to aid a Philadelphia grand jury probe into gang warfare, the documents show large sums connected to officers and officials.
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Pimladuluhta
Marks
Weinberg
Com. Taoy
Misther Atle Monaghan
Grand Jury
Philadelphia
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Ars
Rome
Mcaragua
W.G.T.U. Assairs
Sheppard
Smith
KODAK
Kodak Headquarters
Slater Oxfords
Oxfords
Nurotex Suits
Nurotex
Palm Beach
R Sone Ie
Laird Schobers
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