Troops Withdraw From Herrin After Clashes
A Williamson county Ministers Association delegation urged Sheriff Galtigan's resignation. In Herrin, Illinois the third dawn since Klansmen clashed with deputies, troops began packing to leave under orders from Adjutant General Black as guards monitor the city.
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Marion
Ministers’ Association
Williamson County
George Galtigan
Herrin
Ex Klux: Klan
Black
Springfield
Illinois National Guard
Harold M. Bigelow
Delos Daly
Pi Yesterdsty
Dewey" Newbold
Chester Reid
Otto Roland
J. H. “Bud” Allison
Green Dunning
Charles Woolard
J.T. Black
Herrin Hospital
John Craig
E. N. Bowen
Ministers
Ministers’ Association of
Duty
Adjutant General
Hooded Order
Victims of Klan Battle Identified in Buffalo
Five men tied to a Kensington gun duel over alleged stolen Ku Klux Klan records were named by police. Dead are Edward C. Obertean, a former Buffalo officer, and Thomas H. Austin, a suspected klan investigator. Wounded are George C. Bryant, with a bullet in the abdomen, and Carl W. Sturm, who suffered a leg wound. Floyd H. Vietor escaped unharmed. Floyd Vietor’s escape followed a pursuit with Obertean and Victor in one car and Austin and Sturm in another on Durham Avenue. Police linked the shooting to earlier KKK records thefts and investigations.
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Buffalo
Kensington
Edward C. Obertean
Thomas H. Austin
George C. Bryant
Carl W. Sturm
Floyd H. Vietor
Obertean
Victor
Austin
Sturm
Durham Avenue
Bryant
BILL PASSERS ARE I FOUND SHNARTANS CONTINUED
An article fragment recalls two suspects living in Austin and one in San Antonio. Hamilton describes giving the youths money for travel and lodging and paying for fuel and supplies with large bills. The next morning police intensified search after a tip from the chief.
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Austin
San Antonio
Harace
Mediately
Phoebe K Warner The Light magazine writer from Texas
Phoebe K Warner, a Texas woman, writes exclusively for The Light. Her first article appeared Monday on the Magazine Page. She touches on everyday life problems, delivering instructive and entertaining pieces. Watch for them.
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Texas
The
Light
Obregon cites revolt costs and reforms in final address
President Obregon’s final message to congress details the 1923 De la Huerta revolt’s 60,000,000 peso price tag and 56,000 troops, praises wage gains and press liberty, urges national reconstruction, and notes improved finances after cutting graft. He lauds U.S. friendship and says Mexico honors moral obligations in international claims while outlining electoral and diplomatic developments.
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Associated Press
Menico City
Adolfo de la Huerta
Obregon
Congress
Reconstruction
de la Huerta
Mexico
Tadzet
Anc
Fague boards appointed by Motta
Geneva September 2 President Motta opened the second day of the League of Nations Assembly announcing the formation of six commissions. They cover legal and constitutional questions technical organization armament reduction budget and financial questions social and general questions and political questions. Foreign Minister Duca of Romania was chosen president of the commission on armament reduction and mutual aid pact.
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Geneva
Motta
League of Nations
Commissions
Duca
Romania
World Not Friendly To Disarmament
Geneva dispatch notes efforts to discourage isolated disarmament conferences not tied to the League of Nations. European delegates warn a permanent league body exists for study of war reduction, while some powers resist new conferences until security issues are resolved. A Syria Palestine conference group protests imperialist mandates and urges a commission to Syria to investigate.
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League of Nations
Washington
Syria-Palestine Conference
Ivas
Syria
Hus
Teague
Assembly
MacDonald Leaves for Geneva Parley
Premier MacDonald departed London for Geneva to head Britain's delegation at the Fifth Assembly of the League of Nations. He said reports of immediate proportional disarmament proposals are unfounded and plans to leave Geneva on Saturday. The article also covers Britain’s stance on treaties with the United States and Mexico’s reaction to England over the Cummins case, with Obregon accusing Cummins of false reports.
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Mr. Cummins
London
Mexico
U.S
Russia
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General
Special
Mixed Claims Commission
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The
United
States
Germany
England
Des Archives
H. 8. C. Cummins
General Obregon
Mr. Cummings
Sir Thomas Hobler
Venezuela
Oklahoma Mine Guards Fired near Cambria Coal Mine
Report to Governor Trapp from Adjutant General Markham notes gunfire exchanged between guards at the Kali-Inla coal mine near Cambria Latimer County and a party firing from the highway yesterday. No injuries reported. The incident prompted a government review.
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City
Cambria
Latimer
Trapp
Baird ‘H. Markham
Sande Improves and Moves to New York
Earl Sande, top American jockey injured in a Saratoga spill on August 6, was moved today to New York by private car arranged by Ban aresses stable owner Harry F. Sitelair. The trip follows his hospital treatment and signals further recovery steps.
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Sande
New York
Saratoga Springs
N. X
Earl Sande
Saratoga Race Track
Harry F. Sitelair
Banaresses Stable
Aes
Bandits kill Negro musician in Chicago resort hold up
Four masked robbers shot and killed James Webb, a Black pianist, during a hold up at a Chicago area resort in Proviso. The attackers robbed guests of jewels and cash and exchanged gunfire with the proprietor, wounding him in the hand before escaping.
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Kill Negro
Chicago
James Webb
New York Armorer William Henry Riggs Dies in Pyrenees
William Henry Riggs, noted armor donor to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and renowned European collector, died Sunday night at his Pyrenees summer home. The death was reported via cable to Bashford Dean, curator of armor at the Met.
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New, York
William Henry Riggs
Metropolitan Museum
Europe
Pyrenees
Midnight Prowler Eludes Police Near Houston Street
Residents at 2905 Weak Houston Street were startled Monday night at 10 55 when two figures were seen peering through a side window. Police were called but the prowler had left before officers arrived.
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Houston Street
Investigation Opens in St Louis Area
In St Louis Missouri on September 2 a formal investigation is underway following a reported incident. Authorities have not released names or specific charges, outlining standard procedures and ongoing inquiry.
Pair waive hearing on charge of theft
The pair waived a hearing on theft charges as Joe Dunsitore and Vera Wilson appeared with their counsel after arraignment. The proceedings involved examining the case with the court.
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Joe, Dunsitore
Vera
Wilsor
Frankl
Orchard Interests at Stuart Place School
A fragmented item mentions an orchard at Stuart Place school and ongoing home interests. The readable text references signed action and future care of the citrus area, with unclear details about involvement or parties.
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Igned
Will Tooking
Stuart Place
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