Exlovet Chief Accuses Stalin Of Murder Part
Dispatches from European capitals report skepticism toward Moscow purge trials with claims Stalin ordered Kirov’s murder and influenced confessions. Krivitzky alleges Stalin targeted Yagoda Bukharin and Rykey, while noting purges and executions at central committee level. He warns Stalin’s rule destabilizes Soviet Russia and forecasts catastrophe as officials are jailed or killed.
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All Europa
Budapest
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Trajors
Vladimir Krivitzki
Enier
Krivitzki
Paris
Sergei Kirov
Leningra
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Yagoda
Jienry G. Yagoda
Kirov
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Erivitzky
Alexei Aykov
Nikolai Bukhatin
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Central Committee
Bukharin
Yeshov
Ead
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Blutzki
G. Tuls European Organization
Slutzki
Desiny
Slutzk
Yezhov
Vyacheslav Menshinsky
Secret Paler
Maxim Gorky
Krivitzky
Soviet
Russia
Zeppelin Cabins to Carry Town Names
Germany builds LZ 130 with forty cabins, each named for a German town. Officials say naming aims to widely publicize the towns. The airship is under construction at Frankfort.
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Frankfort
Tibbett on hats and Wagner opera debate at Hartford
Hartford dispatch notes tenor George Tibbett dislikes wearing hats, quipping about feeling like a mouse in a pave while praising Wagner as the composer of a swell opera. Separately, Richard Bennett sues Hotel Westover for 100000 damages after a finger pinch in a door, claiming injury. A feature on steamboat era fighter Capt Louis Roche and a preview of The American Weekly with a double-page illustrated spread accompany the notice.
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Ilkes
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Richard Wagner
New York
INS
Westover
Iichard Bennett
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Bennett
Louis Rosche
Old Man River
Moscow Treason Trials Called Cannibalism
New York dispatch reports radical weekly Nation branded the Moscow treason trials political cannibalism. The piece argues the trials destroy liberal hopes and expose a doomed judicial system, while Oswald Villard calls Moscow’s actions appalling and compares them to mass witch hunts, suggesting Stalin aims to liquidate opponents.
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Russia
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Renin
Oswald Garrison Villard
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Pan-American reading room opens at St Anthony hotel
A Pan-American reading room was opened on the mezzanine of the St Anthony hotel with Miss Rain Shaw Fraser in charge. The library is open from 9 am to 4 pm.
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Men Past 40 Need Pep Test
An ad pitch touts a “quile, simple test” for men past 40 to detect health risks and promotes Cyntex, a drug claimed to boost vitality. It alleges exogenous acids and wallex toxicity and promises fast results in hours, urging readers to ask their druggist for Cyntex. Copyright 1838, The Knox Co.
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Fire Hazard Checks In Bexar County Schools
Bexar county chapter of the American Red Cross will start next Monday home inspections for accident prevention in schools. Over 95,000 hazard checklists will target common dangers in homes and farms, including floors stairs porches appliances tools fires poisons and more. Incident statistics will be compiled to guide educational campaigns to reduce fatalities and injuries in San Antonio and Bexar County homes.
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American Jfted Cross
Red Cross
San Antonia
Bexar
Nhs
Augusta J. Barnes
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