International Auction stance complicates Geneva pact
The court majority finds the Austrian German customs bill compatible with the Geneva protocol and the St Germain treaty, while dissenting judges argue it preserves Austria’s independence. France and allies urge caution, linking the proposal to broader European tensions and future entanglements. The decision highlights fault lines among France Britain Italy and Japan over postwar commitments and regional alliances.
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Frank FR
Keil
Cerretany
Plaice
Orla
St. Germain
Austria
France
Geneva
Treaty of St. Germain
Frank HB
Keltogz
United States
Cecil Wurst
Great
Henri Framasrot
Fraare
Dinni i Mettl
Bastenro i
Paland
Demetre Securion
Hawagin
Gustave Guerreco
Salento
Antonie de
Poland
Umeda
Spain
Jale
Bt. Gerwain
Germany
Austrig
Bar
Heparnie
Opporente
Franco Aide Held After Reports of Spanish Revolt
MADRID Sept 5 Rumors of a republican uprising at the Tara fortress garrison spread as Captain Anton Mezach was arrested by commander Ramon Franco amid reports of planned attacks and military maneuvers. Officials in Seville and Madrid denied civil government involvement and noted possible tensions in the north.
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Franco
Colstraal Rerie Madhid
Tara
Anton Mezach
Sida We
Resard
Madrid
Omari
Fromerl
Seville
Juan Vollapeed
Terh Saragosa
Ausra Bod
I. Ie
Robbed Bank To Pay Poker Debt
A man considered a bank robbery to settle a poker debt, leading to discovery by officers. He allegedly used the money to cover gambling losses and was detained after attempting to flee by car. A woman connected to the case awaited further action as investigators secured $419 in attempted embezzlement proceeds.
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Trosnee
Taberaebi
J. G. Disalls
Tatun
Sitthollens
Extrasection call urged by Shipstead in solon speech
Solon waged extrasection in Washington urging Congress to reconvene at the park for relief programs. Senator Shipstead, a Minnesota Democrat, pressed Congress to ignore party politics and form a national plan as the 1932 elections approach. He cited a world depression setting and urged leadership to act despite public pressure.
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Velsereal Bertice
Waptington
D.C
Congress
Parkcee Posible
Henrik Shipstvad
Varmeer-Laborite
Miantapolis
Hartixsan
Shipstead
Columbia Broadcasting System
Jake
Europe
Shigstead
Etwlesmen
Hankere
Induatrigl Jenderk
Hr Sitipatend
Imi Staley
Jenderehin
Nueces Business Men Favor Gut in Texas Cotton
Nueces County business men farmers and bankers unite to back legislation reducing cotton acreage. They favor Lang plan or any agreed reduction to secure immediate state legislative action and avoid economic harm across Texas cotton regions.
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Nueces
Texas
Carles Cumrist
Conan Farmer
Pope
Dinpuind
Carmert
Mand
Lang
Cnttan
Nrte Upan
Ground Broken for Archives Building in Wartington
Fragmentary notes describe a new archives building project in Wartington, with references to population figures, dates, and surrounding local entities. The garbled text mentions months and places like Gonzales and Gary and hints at plans, anticipated records, and formal proceedings.
Loan urged by Brockhart in Detroit interview
Insurgent town leader Brockhart urged immediate congressional action on unemployment relief and prosperity measures. He criticized President Hoover and railways, blaming the federal system for farmer poverty and urging a $65 billion relief program aligned with progressive and Democratic lines.
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Detroit
Fept. A
William Randolph
Snath Wertenkhart
Congress
Mearst
Meaver
Arshin
Hearst
Towa
Renator
Wallstrart
Mol Hr
Iipeerye
Oklahoma Crude Output In Accord With Shutdown Plan
Oklahoma officials announce that crude production will align with a voluntary shutdown. President Franklin of the Tetralogin Assembly of America signals continued curbs as East Texas limits take effect. Production figures and transfer details are discussed amid efforts to stabilize the regional oil market.
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Oklahoma City
Seni
UINSI
Wirt Franklin
Tetralogin Assembrinn of
America
Okahomas
East Texas
Oklahoma
Eichr
Okshama
Horeeshor Games Ruin Dwarf Golf
A chaotic report describes Horeeshor Games disrupting a dwarf golf event in Woston Maz. It notes pitching, batting and fielding chaos, with mentions of a S R P meres and various players amid confusion and improvised play.
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Woston
Maz
Gare
Potato Trademark Sought by Growers
A report notes growers seek a potato trademark with two distinct marks for the yellow variety and the late harvest. The Wisconsin Patent Fix committee proposes actions to protect the brand, aiming to deter profits loss and clarify usage.
Election to be called in Great Britain amid party splits
Britain faces a likely general election within weeks as the coalition cabinet considers timing while Labour leader MacDonald faces declines and the Conservative party, under Arthur Henderson, confronts a fractured front. The looming campaign could reshape Parliament and tax policy amid historic party realignments.
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Great Britain
Vniveraa
MacDonald
House of Commons
Britain
Mac Donald
Thor Chiefsain
Etnrnchi
Covera Xenrs
Yahny Jolt
Valor
Arthis Henderson
Labor
M. Pos
Mae- Whe
Henderson
Dionald
Grarte
Paris
Ereijer Macfinnacs
Aesniie Henderson
Iazta
Lindberghs Plan Departure From Japan for China
Lindberghs will leave Japan for China as they travel to Nikko then to Tokyo. They arrive in the capital for a luncheon hosted by Baroness Shidehara, with Japanese foreign minister in attendance, before continuing to China for vacation and visits.
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Lindberghs
Japan
China
Unispress
Torin
Colon
Charter A. Lindherzh Inday Incthera
VS. Abobasandor Ewrbes
Ue Zara
Nikko
Ig Tokin Tomarram
Shidehara
Zile
Tindberghs
Xenking
Reorganization of Russia Schools Is Planned by Soviet
Moscow reports a major reorganization of the Russian school system planned by the Soviet authorities. The move aims to overhaul education at all levels, assign new roles to teachers, and extend higher training for staff, signaling a broad restructuring of state schooling.
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Russia
Thousands Visit Grave of Obregon in Sonora
Thousands visit the grave of Obregon in Sonora on the third anniversary of his assassination. The service draws crowds as locals remember the former president and reflect on political turmoil in the region.
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Obregon
Hata Bampo
Sonora
Maxon
Tearidenl ‘Ynrégen
Mezirn
Pope Praises Accord With Italy Regime
The pope lauded the Vatican Italy accord in a public address to Belgian pilgrims noting Catholic Action’s hardship and its revived path under Mussolini era cooperation. He praised Gol and allies for aiding the Rome-Holy See relationship as he consoled a sick child during the audience and urged unity for God’s glory.
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Vilveraal
Lican Culy
Pope Ping NT
Isto Vatican Disgule
Calhalie Action Sucinty
MVS
Accort Eich
Pointul Bkerise
Coopera Hisn
Preraier Miassolini
Lee
Ghoria
Nik
Chai
Poe
Tinley
Aerord
Kenda
Vatican
Fiesta Marks 150th Birthday of Los Angeles
A historical notice from Los Angeles outlines upcoming celebration for the citys 150th anniversary. A solemn pontifical mass at Olympic Stadium is planned in the morning with a gala event at the Hollywood Bowl in the evening. A Vatican envoy will attend and honored guests include notable figures such as Madame Ernestine Schumann-Heink and John McCormack. Conducted by John A. Van Pelt, the program features choral and instrumental performances across venues.
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Angeles
Os Angeles
Hunt
Olympic Stadiura
Hollywood Bel
United States
Fietro Bumasoni-Riandi
John McCormack
Wrathonoman
Ernestine Schamannslieink
San Angeles
John A. van Pelt
Wed 58 Years Woman Obtains Mexican Divorce
A widow named Peony Bly, married in Mooreville California in 1850, seeks a Mexican divorce after leaving her husband. She charged several terms through her high-divorce suit, naming Antonia Del Moral and other parties as part of the case. They have one child, Mina Edson, who is married.
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Warez Mesivu
Antonia del Moral
Weere
Mooresville
Cail
Mina
Edson
Farmer Wounded by Shotgun Accident at Farm Night
NARTROD Pexar Sept 3 al We smith, a prominent farmer and Black resident of Red Tock, was seriously wounded by an accidental shotgun discharge while aiming at a wolf near his barn. He lay dying in the yard as the weapon discharged, striking his left chest and endangering his life.
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Nartrod
Pexar
We ‘Mith
Red Tock
Drowned When Vessel Collapses in Detroit River
A vessel collapsed in the Detroit River causing multiple drownings and numerous injuries. The dead man was identified as Genres Norris, with several hundred spectators nearby as workers fought to rescue survivors and recover bodies. Police and authorities prepared for inquiries into the incident.
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Tetroit
Kha
West to rule on procedure in bankruptcy case
Federal Judge DuVal West will decide Saturday on the legality of methods used by Alamo National Bank in handling funds for Gaon Industries of New Dramtaela. The case asks if bank statements and check off procedures exploited the debtors or protected the bank’s claims as two notes valued at $10,000 and other actions surfaced in testimony. The bank’s president Walter Napier faced questions over margin calls and broker arrangements, with prosecutors seeking a ruling on whether the bank acted within legal practice. West will issue a public decision through the United States district court.
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Gaon Industries
New Dramtatela
Alamo National
Bine Et Kan Anetanta
Awarc
Ty Federal Indie DuVal West
Exeter Daze
Neg Malo
Tiler West
Ae Toe Alamo National Bank
Dintmoganil
Walter Napier
J. OF
Jvarenti
Nated
Tontimany
Napier
Tareralt
Landa Industries
Ttaa
Bovne Wan
Copparih
Errutitoretheeneent
Ibn Plinse
Jndeo West Runcammeil
United States
Relief Methods of Cities Cited for Unemployment Relief
Washington report notes Chicago Wilmington and other cities used fixed schemes to fund civic improvement as a model. The account highlights federal unemployment policy influence, President's initiatives, and the role of local relief agencies nationwide in shaping next winter’s aid programs.
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Pa Meerire
Washington, DC
Chicago
Borheater
Wilmington
Del
Trtintanntls
Bfilwankep
Gore
O.O.F. Meeting Planned at AtrOford Court
The Rocisty of T. O. O. FR. will hold a mid week religious meeting Thursday at 6 pm at Atrobford Court. Rev. Lela Dasler and associated mediums will conduct the gathering.
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Rocisty
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