Germany to convene new Reichstag as parties brace
Universal Service dispatch from Berlin reports Germany prepares to open the new Reichstag with Adolf Hitler's National Socialist deputies in khaki shirts, while 70 Communists threaten to appear in red front uniforms. The radical parties claim a parliamentary majority if Socialist deputies are counted, amid deep political and economic strain as Chancellor Bruning's cabinet seeks a vote of confidence.
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Universal Service
Berlin
Germany
Reichstag
Mondaz
Adolf Hitler
German Republic
Geroeny
Saerk
Fheinrich Broening
Perliament
Girl Fled Six Years Ago Reaches Home After Tragedy
A narrative from a historical paper follows two sisters who ran away six years apart and later reunite under fraught family circumstances. The tale centers on Mrs. Thomas Lawton and the parents as they learn of a daughter who had been remote, later revealed to be a mother of three.
Syrians Seek Entry in Olympic Games
Dames Tess in ancient Syrin aims to enter the Olympic games. Farner, secretary of the Olympiad committee, heads preparations. A city communization from Bamman states a yard committee of Olympic clubs will coordinate. The organizing body pledges to provide all necessary information on Los Angeles preparations.
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Los Angeles
Dames Tess
Syrin
Binet Borne
J. Farner
Bamman
Olympic Elubs
Deamasens
Boca
Demaskana
Begxines
Fifty Year Old Bike Race Reevaluated in Susanville
In Susanville California Elmer Koken a county purchasing agent and B Law secretary of the chamber of commerce former participants in a Lesven county race face a rematch. Law claims Koken won unfairly by throwing a hairpin to block his rival, and Law announces plans to retry the race with Koken reportedly agreeing to the challenge.
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Susanville
Calif
SCINB
B. Laws
Dow
Chamber of Ce
Elmer Koken
Lesven
Elawcon
Koken
Rexun
Onfair Tac Thes
Biwercle
Lawem Sda
Pilgrimage to Birthplace Attracts Visitors In 19th Century Tale
Vets will visit the birthplace of Hale as a pilgrimage. The site near Pune is being prepared for a crew convention in Bon Trou. The 4700s house now owned by George Dudgiley Seymour of New Haven has been restored to evoke Hale’s boyhood. Local residents post route signs and prepare to entertain visitors ahead of the convention.
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Eotale
Pune
Hale
Bontou
Oer
Bouss
George Dudgiley Seymour
New Haver
Condiene
Stown Ara
Longest Wind Tunnel Completed At Aeron Ohio
A new wind tunnel at Aeron Ohio completes the most extensive facility of its kind in the United States. Built for the B F Goodrich company, the tunnel will test full-size aerospace and aeronautic appliances. Engineers anticipate extensive testing capabilities for various experimental gear.
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AERON
Ohio
United States
B. FP
Goodrich
Bnpineers
Army Orders Entreres Bervicy Washington DG Set
Observed army orders list names and units with locations and times. The fragmentary text names officers such as Frederick Shaw Warre and Walter OL Fes je Tite Nacenter BO along with various forts, companies, and ranks, indicating a roundup of personnel assignments and movements.
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Bervicy
Washington
Frederick “Shaw
Lira
Walter
Mal Benjamin
Blerkey
Ant
Gelthurn
Ben Franciaco
Pitt
Frederick Fr
Deny Ie
Joke
Hertes
Wyliam Karnes
Metenaia
Sta Lore
Joward Brere
Jnhn
W. Jelsine Jr
Clari
Election of Lewis Will Advance Best Interests of State and Nation
William Randolph Hearst endorses ex Senator James Hamilton Lewis, praising his old fashioned Americanism and stance on limited federal power, independence, and local self government. The statement argues for keeping out of foreign entanglements and preserving constitutional rights and personal liberty.
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William Randolph Hearst
Chicago
Washington
Jefferson
Monroe
Jackson
Lincoln
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Lewis
America
Europe
New England
Republicans withdraw from most races in Bexare county ballot
The Republican executive committee in Bexare county announced most candidates would withdraw from the primary and state offices. Five remain: Bud West for sheriff, J. E. Wathine for superintendent of schools, Cl. Bridgen, Grant White, and Albert Schultz for state legislature seats. Earlier a long list of candidates was filed, but all were expected to withdraw.
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Bexarecounty Regublicans
Famta
Prmty
Alate
Grinty Executive Committee
Tret Et
Herry
M. Wurzbach
Carpelea
Lurdey
Efreed
Talsil Cendidsyes
Acca
C. W. Andersen
Temter
Firet
Ripublicans
Te Op
Vinces Nea
Etate Degiatatare
Jack R. Burke
Anderson
Seventeen charged in Chicago robbery with gun
Edward Stack alias Steckowekl, 17, was held to the grand jury in bonds totaling 24000 after being identified by robbery victims at gasoline stations. Patrick Delan, Stack partner, was shot and killed by a sergeant at Hyde Park station during a holiday pursuit. A newspaper notice offers job ads in classifieds.
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Chicago
Edward Stack
Alize Steckowekl
Charxte
Jestich Burie
Ube Tal
Piisoner
Stodefeller
Burke
Grand Jury
Stack
Patrick Delan
Back
Sergt
Soreph Kells
Hyde Park Station
Girl Without a Country Taken by Immigration in Vancouver
Naomi Wiser a Canadian born Japanese American dancer faces immigration uncertainty in Vancouver. She was aboard the Empress of Japan when detained by Canadian authorities and must await a decision on admission while remaining a guest on the Gleiston liner. She was born in Canada and is married to an American from whom she is being divorced.
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Vancouver
D.C
Naomi Wiser
Auerican Dencer
Naomi
Hey
Canada
New York
Japan
Mel-Lo- Fong
Europe
Glestox
Montreal
Miss Winter
Antiques Net Bond Prices Highlight Autumn Auction
New York October 1 prosperous season seen in large total realized for first antiques collection at auction this autumn from American Art Anderson galleries. The Baumgerten group led with 27775 dollars, notable pieces include an eighteenth century Beau rais silk velvet bejewelled settee sold to Di Salvo brothers for 8400, a carved eighteenth century Heppelehite sofa for 4600, and a royal Gamelins tapestry titled The Royal Fleet of France at Apchor sold for 8400 with other pieces matching strong demand.
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Talyérdal Service
New York
Todey
American Art Adderson Galleries
W. Baumgerten
Compan
Beawrais
Sie
Louis Golden
Brussels
Seidlite
von Baan
France
Apchor
Mystery Veils Whereabouts of Millionaire Bob
Chicago dispatch reports Charles Bob billionaire tanker and sportsman missing after a flight from New York. Initial fears of a crash were eased when the search found the blue hangar tag at a New York airport, but Bob and pilot Cal Dean Lama have not been heard from since Thursday when they left the Flactstone hotel to return to New York.
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Chicago
Charles Bob
Bob
Cal
Dean Lama
New York
Colonel Lamb
Flactstone
Western Parching Classifieds Listing Review
A large filing of bures furnished and unfurnished will be trund aally consult the Real Estate Column of Tips Classified Ads for details.
Republicans Expect Losses In November Elections
Washington Oct 11 The IOP directors report a pessimistic outlook for Republican chances in November. Prohibition and low farm prices hurt GOP strength, with senators west of the Mississippi likely to win but House gains uncertain. Democrats expected to regain most of their 26 seats. money shortages hamper campaigns for both parties.
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Washington, D. C
Willoe
Counry
Moss
New Hampshire
Afoses
Mississippi
Siex
Ap Nopulowsee Oausietel
House
Trasurer
Nutt
Russian Noble and Friend Die in Plane Crash Fire
Two men perished when their plane crashed at Mullee field and burst into flames. Victim Victor Atgoff, 35, once a Russian noble, and pilot Joke EB, 10, of Winthrop, a commercial flyer, were identified among the dead.
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Revere
Masa
Get
Mullee Field
Victor Atgoff
Ruagian
Hockport Cnast
Joke EB
Oale
Winthrop
Attorneys Group Picks Junction for Next Meeting
SAN ANGELO Oct. 11 The West Tex ar County and District Attorneys association voted here to meet three times annually and chose Junction over Amarillo and Winters for the next meeting in February. Officers elected when the association was organized at Ballinger last May hold over, including Hoy Ballinger president Alex Sung Krickaburg vice president Emay H. Soir Eden secretary treasurer.
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San Anghlo
Texar County and District Attorneys’ Association
Junction
Amarillo
Winters
Ballinger
Hoy 1
Tallinger
Alex Sung
Krickaburg
Ond Emay H. Soir
Eden
Girl and Boy Fliers at Albuquerque Start Transcontinental Flight
Laura Ingalls and Robert Puck, young fliers aiming to set a new continental flight record, rest in Albuquerque after departing Kingman Arizona this morning. Ingalls landed at 1:15 p.m. local time, about 15 minutes ahead of her male rival, planning to resume eastward flight tomorrow.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Laura Ingalle
Robert Puck
Kingman
Aziz
Ingails
Eight Air Corps instructors assigned to Brooks field
Eight Air Corps officers who completed the courses in the Flying Instructors program at Kelly Field on a given day have been assigned to Brooks Field for duty. The officers are Lieutenants B. W. Van Moter, George St. Greer, George F. Kinzie, Guy B. Hicks, William He. McArthur, Orrin E. Grover, Heaney A. Rogers and Raymond L. nn.
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Air Corps
Kelly Yeld Eri
Brooxa Field
W. van Moter
George St. Greer
George F. Kinzie
Guy &. Hicks
William He McArthur
Orrin Te. Grover
Heaney A. Rogers
Raseond
Dance and social events headline city listings
Sunday events at Castrocillo Eval Hall feature Grin and Blg Catomblans with cash prizes and oldie dances. Martinez hosts a dance on October 12 with Freddie's Sosoay Dewija performing. Crescent Head hosts a 25th anniversary gala at Culebra Inn with big dance and modern fence, Sunday night.
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Dante
Castrocillo
Martinez Bucday
Freddie
Dewija Orek
Gaenger Pest
Crescent Head
Cibole
Baturday
Ady
New Ordnance Chief Reports to Eighth Corps Headquar
Maj. Webster A Capron reports for duty as corps ordnance officer at Eighth Corps area headquarters. He comes from the Aberdeen ordnance proving grounds where he led lab testing of ordnance equipment and served on the ordnance caliber board. Capron’s family has long military ties including relatives killed in the Mexican War and Spanish-American War. He entered the army January 1 1908 and transferred to the ordnance department August 21 1920.
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Webster A. Capron
Eighth Corps
Ares
Antonio
A Herdegn Ordnance Proving Grounds
Iin Laboratory
Ordnance Caliber Board
Major Capron
Esther
Che
First
United States Field Artillery
Grent
Allyn Capron
Santiago
Lat Toosevelt
Capron
Army
Ordnance ‘Department
Penny a day insurance ad promises up to $100 monthly
An old style life insurance ad offers payments of a penny a day for up to 2100 a month for 24 months with no examination. It urges readers to provide name, address and beneficiary to receive a policy, claiming free inspection and a risk-free trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morierty Meg
Elie
Totm
Benefirisry
Lalas
Jay
Special Rites at Temple Beth El Observed
Special services mark the last day of Sukkot at Temple Beth El with a Bible pageant Rejoicing Over the Law and a Feast of Conclusion. Rabbi Frisch speaks on The Book of Books as pupils march in with Torah readings and banners. A reception follows under the Succah with organizers listed.
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Sersteeg
Exhhool
Beryl Weiner
Charles Chatel
Leon Lee
Arthur Spero
Frisch
Eternal God
Sisterboa
William Behlesinger
Phillip Jacobson
David I. Sera. Ie
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