War Measures for War on Crime Continues Call for Martial Law
William Randolph Hearst argues the government and Secretary Dern must act decisively against a supposed "scarlet army of crime" invading American homes and institutions. He urges martial law, calls for General Butler’s plans, and endorses the American Legion to mobilize against the alleged traitors allied with crime.
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Dern
United States
Buller
Butler
Scarlet Army of Crime
People’s Army of Law Enforcement
People's Citadel of Defense
Copeland
American Legion
America
William Randolph Hearst
Karnes Teachers Plan Day Meeting in September
Karnes equity teachers institute schedules a Vall day session at Karnes Silty echnol September. An address will be delivered by O. I D. Wilone, purchaser of rural education at A. and M. collier.
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Karnes
Renedy
Karnes Equity Teachers’ Institute
Karnes Silty Echnol
Wilone
Prchreor of Rural Education Et A
M. Collier
Commodity Marts Closed for Day
WEW YORK the grain exchange was closed today while all other foreign markets stayed open. The article notes nationwide commodity marts were shut for the day affecting traders and price reporting. The closing contrasted with intact operations in most markets though specifics on causes or duration arenot provided.
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York
Winabee Grain Exchange
Wea
Balloons Drift Over Lake Huron in Benson Races Shuffle
Four of six balloons in the James Gordon Bennett International races were still aloft with light winds over Lake Huron toward Ontario. The French and German entries landed in Michigan, others unreported or sighted near Lionshead Ontario and Mackinac Straits, while the Goodyear IX and Koerner Beheutz craft faced storms and damage near Kingston and Albion.
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Chicago
Lake Huron
Wilds
Ontario
Michigan
Lionshead
Goderick
Onlano
United States Navy
T. G. W. Sethle
Basel
Switzerland
Settle
Petrait
Straits of Mackinac
Byer Blorgeon Point
Mich
Curliss
Glenview
Erick Koerner
Richard Beheutz
Kingston
T!rees
Belloona
Navy
Ward T
Legion Urged to Back O A L egion urged to back O A
Salina Kansas September 4 An ins per Woodring and Secretary of War Harry H Woodring urged the American Legion at the Kansas Legion convention to cooperate with President Roosevelt in restoring economic prosperity and ensuring veterans compensation is fair to all ex service groups. He called on the Legion to lead in this recovery drive and to rally the nation behind the welfare effort.
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Salina
Kan
INS
Axalst
Harry H. Woodring
American Legion
Roosevelt
Woodring
Kansas
Wendring
Gonzales Farmers to Get 350000 in Payments
Gonzales county farmers will receive checks totaling about 350000 for plowed under cotton within the next several weeks. An additional 100000 will be paid for opt ion cotton taken in connection to Evernament's plan.
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Gonzales, Rept
Gonzales County
Colton
Evernament
Red Cross Relief Ready in Florida
Red Cross headquarters announced disaster relief preparations for Florida as Henry M. Parker, assistant disaster relief director, was sent to the Miami West Palm Beach area three days ago to mobilize local committees. Colin Hetrle stated Parker has authority to enter stricken areas and pleas from county committees urged relief efforts.
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Uv. U
Red Cross
Florida
Henry M. Parker
Miami-West Palm Beach
Colin Hetrle
Haker
Strikers Find Daft Closed Strikes Fail to Halting Coal Mines
Utah Sept 4-7 Carbon county coal mines were shut for a labor holiday but the National Miners' union called a general strike that achieved no effect. The scene remained quiet in the coal region as sheriffs reported uncertain observance of the strike. Observers noted the strike aimed at wage payments, miners committee recognition, and broader labor demands amid reopening uncertainties.
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Price
Utah
Carbon County
National Miners’ Union
Bliss
American founded cancer hospital opens in Vienna
Vienna reports the opening of a new cancer hospital founded by American philanthropist Frederick A. Pearson. It is the second such hospital donated by Americans to Vienna, the first established in 1020 by Gaming Child who died last year, with a $100,000 gift to Dr A Edelmann for cancer research and care.
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American Founds Cancer Hospital
Vienna
INBI
Frederick A. Pearson
By & Gaming
Child
A. Edelmann
Edelmann
Areais
Child's
Inv
Warden relaxes rule after prison escape trio
Oklahoma City report says no discharge of subordinate officials will occur after three inmates escaped on fishing leave from state penitentiary last week. Warden Bam Brown defends assistants, says he will file final report after return from Washington. No trace yet of fugitives W J C Whitey Walker Lynn Blackie Thompson and Ray Johnson.
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Oklahoma City
W. J. C Whitey" Walker
Lvnn
Blackie
Thompson
Ray Johnson
Wife and Attorney Confer With Shank at Malvern Grand Jury
The wife and attorney of Mark Shank of Akron, a lawyer accused of poisoning four people near Malvern, Arkansas, were in Little Rock today for a conference as the grand jury convened to review the case. Shank is alleged to have poisoned Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Galley and their two young sons. Colley, formerly an investigator for Shank, attended the conference with his wife and attorney E Hy Boylan.
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Little Rock
Ark
Mark H
E. Hy Boylan
Washington Dispatch On Draft Era And Wartime Figures
Washington reporting notes that the WWI draft act drew on General Hugh S. Johnson's approaches and mentions his University of California law training. It highlights Patton, Huey Lang, and other officers in a satirical sketch of military figures, with references to “Hip” the dog and several named legislators and leaders in a broad, humorous wartime panorama.
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Frasem Wasitington
Hugh S. Johnson
University of California
Johnson
United States
Tis
Jve
Toto
Feat Myer
Potomac
Washington
George
Patton
America
Posta
Karnes Ginnings Mark 1932 Cotton Output Rise
Karnes county ginning shows an increase with 22 135 bales this season up from 116 260 last year as Clyde Eubois reports to the government cotton agent. The monthly figures indicate 1850 more tales of cotton ginned this year.
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Kenedy
Karnes Candy
Clyde Eubois
Ice Hikes Close 3 Karnes Firms in Karnes City
Karnes City report states three firms have closed as wholesale tee prices rise, impacting local operations. The piece notes factories in Karnes City facing supply challenges and mentions reliance on Canadian imports for remaining editions and light readings.
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