Argentina Sees Martial Law as Ariburu Regime Consolidates
Buenos Aires reports martial law and censorship as General Ariburu's provisional government tightens grip. After a bloody revolution, leaders are detained, former president Irigoyen transferred to a naval hospital, and strict orders ban civilian gun possession amid rising tensions and chaotic streets.
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Long elected up Senate race figures drift in late totals
Partial returns from about six of the state’s 3,317 precincts show Senator Long leading with 310,630 votes and Chase S. Osborn trailing with 277,753. In Detroit mayoral returns, Frank Murphy led with 101,000 votes as Bowles totaled 8,284 and Engel 5,490, with John W. Smith at 21,420 and Phillip Rasmussen also listed.
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City Hails New Drill Tower For Fire Safety
The Commission approves a new concrete drill tower in San Antonio replacing a wooden 1834 structure. The upgraded facility, located beside the fire station, will train firemen in gas mask use hose handling and high ascent drills to meet state insurance and firefighting standards.
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Colorado Voters Choose Shaw and Costigan in Primary
Colorado voters selected Shaw and Costigan in a party primary with Demerat candidate Costigan advancing to the November general election for the U S Senate seat. The result stems from a statewide tally and reflects the contest among major contenders as the race moves toward November.
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Hunt Concedes Arizona Nomination Amid Denials
A garbled report notes McCalia and Lyman in contention for a nomination with unsettled results. State delegates and campaign rhetoric surface as election observers report unclear margins and ongoing disputes.
Fragmented World War II News Fragments From A Distracted Page
A jumbled OCR style snippet references Zagreb Italy Germany and Tyrol with scattered names and events. It mentions mourning and political figures, distorted phrases hinting at wartime alliances and elections, but the text is largely unreadable and non-committal.
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Costigan Leads by 8000 in Colorado Race
The report notes Costigan ahead by about eight thousand votes in Colorado amid U S Senate nomination counts. It references Edward Cortizan and nearby opponents, with wind delays and scattered nominations affecting the tally. The text shows fragmented results from the Democratic contest and related party notes.
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Primary returns show Blease trailing in early counts
In the Western South, the Democratic primary results reveal Blease behind with 25 precincts reporting and Temes R Ferries and Wbra leading the field. Early tallies show United States Senate race dynamics and general drift toward major candidates as Georgia seeks pace and momentum.
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Wife Sues Kin of Mate in Desertion
In Thirtieth district court Judge We 5 sets a restraining order to stop Mrs Tr Al Williams from making libelous statements about her daughter in law and seeks 25000 dollars in damages for alienation of affection. The suit names Vera Hamard and Guy Howe as defendants. Plaintiffs allege family members spread false stories causing Henry Williams to leave his wife Anna Williams who says she lacks support. The petition seeks court action to prevent further interference with Williams family.
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Storm Survivors Eat First Meal Since Gale
RANTO COMINRO September 10. After a week with scarce food the city received relief as ships and trains delivered bread and sustenance to the stricken population. Evacuation crews distributed the first rations and the hunger crisis began to ease.
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Man Receives Two Year Term for Theft in District Court
Anthony dismissed top theft charges after motion by the district attorney. The case centered on the defendant Trabert Kanenes, with the court setting a two year term following the contested indictment and subsequent ruling. Local reports note the proceedings occurred Wednesday in the Thirty-seventh District.
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Diary of Andree and Strindberg Arctic voyage relived
The diary entries recount the 1897 to 1898 Arctic balloon expedition led by Andree and Strindberg. They describe the launch off Spitzbergen, days adrift on drifting ice, cold hardship, gradual decline in supplies, and the men’s march toward a hoped destination before their fate was sealed. The diary documents trials, morale, and the eventual imprisonment of Strindberg and Andree on Vilorn Island, with notes on the final entries and the crew’s legacy.
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Armament Debate Between U S League and Nations
In a letter to The Light from Northampton on September 10, CALVIN COOLIDGE argues a rift between U S defense policy and League of Nations plans. He says the league seeks collective security but leads nations to expand armaments, while U S policy favors self defense and disarmament to reduce threat.
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Radio Regulation Aims to Improve Flying Safety
A government aviation agency announces new safety measures for aircraft radio equipment. Starting September 1, the aeronautics division will require radio gear to meet safety standards to reduce fire hazards and improve operability aboard airplanes.
Night at the City Music Hall Features Local Acts
A clipped city page item notes a lively evening at the downtown music hall with Walter Bull and W. Conaneree performing alongside Brnecht Redk A Degere team. The program includes Alden Heplomer 11 and Lake, with Cary and Hungieres- Cary as notable contributors to a varied night of entertainment.
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Victoria Man Wins Medal for Heroism at Highs Field
Victoria man was awarded a heroism medal for bravery in battle. The citation notes he disregarded personal danger to extinguish a gasoline fire that threatened a vessel at a riverfront field, following a June 21 event in 1910. The War Department released the announcement yesterday.
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Mob Violence in Missouri Feared
A Boonville public official is held in a Missouri jail as authorities fear growing mob violence. The report notes an escaped inmate and the risk of further unrest near local precincts and the state capital.
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Montgomery Ward Declares Dividend
Montgomery Ward announces the regular dividend on Class A stock payable October 1 to shareholders of record September 2. The notice confirms the company’s ongoing dividend policy and timing for investor eligibility.
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Vast Chinese Offensive Aims to Drive Rebels from Henan
In Sunangilat on September 10 authorities report four hundred thousand Chinese troops began a major offensive to crush rebels in Henan province. The operation targets key rebel positions and aims to restore control over the region.
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Preparations for Santo Domingo relief benefit show
A large crowd is expected Wednesday night at the municipal auditorium for a charity program headlined by professional acts. The benefit features orchestras, dances, vocalists, and a variety of entertainers from several groups with proceeds going to the American Red Cross county chapter to aid Santo Domingo relief.
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