Bomb Damages Home in Kenosha Linked to Mill Trouble
A bomb exploded at the home of Alfred Gemmell in Kenosha, linking to ongoing mill labor unrest. Gemmell’s brother William, employed at the mills, faces the same troubling climate as strikes widen from Chicago. The device marked the latest blast since the labor troubles began months ago.
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Alfred Gemmell
Allen A Knittingami
Snez
William
Serfra Montis Aga
Hunt Development seeks Guadalupe River water right
The Hunt Development Company of Lexum Delaware seeks a water right to divert Guadalupe River water for power purchases. A hearing before the state water board is scheduled for October 29.
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Guadalupe River
Austin
Hunt Development Compan
Lexum
Delaware
State Water Board
Carnes Backed 2 Girls Fila Careers Infractions Copied
Atlanta and Hollywood police focus on Clinton Carnes missing treasurer of the Southern Baptist Home Mission Board. Investigators say Carnes funded film careers for two young women while his accounts showed a $1 million shortage. Receivers report Carnes kept records and arranged payouts from Miss Lucia Nordlie and Miss Lois Griffin. Aims to recover funds and locate Carnes amid grand jury investigations and a nationwide search.
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Clinton
Charnes
Southern Baptist Home Mission Board
To Sitls
Carnes
Thomas B. Scott
Soult
Lquia Nordlie
Lois Griffin
Mare
M Touise Vone
Auaita
1Iollywood
Crea
Pyes
United States Fidelity, and Bowling Company
Baltimore
Ue Home Mission Board
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Atlana
Southern Baptist, Home Mission Board
Sire
Juurge Pope
Sonia Nordlie
Sonia Nardi
Mission Church
Chicago to Mexico air mail service begins October 1
Chicago will start a new air mail service to Mexico City on October 1 with two new aerial routes. Mail will leave Chicago at 6 p.m. and reach Mexico City at 5 40 p.m. the next day via San Antonio and Laredo, then by Mexican planes to Mexico City. The American Air Transport company announced the plan yesterday.
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Mexico City
San Antonis
Laredo
Qaredo
Messeg Clis
American Air Transport Companys
Uhiersa
Lillian Lorraine Ex Folllies Star Loses Appendix
New York report states Lilian Lorraine, former musical comedy star, is recovering at Park Wear hospital after an operation for a ruptured appendix. She arrived Sunday for treatment following a career in revue and vaudeville and a noted 1921 spinal injury.
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Lillian Lorraine
New York
Park Wear Hospital
Adventists’ Paper Decries Politics Editorial Stance
Washington October 11 The official organ of the Seventh Day Adventists, The Review and Herald, publishes an editorial asserting the church does not dictate to members how they should vote and should remain aloof from political matters. The article marks a clear stance against church involvement in politics.
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Review
Ferals
Seventh Day Adventists
Raya
Two Employees Electrocuted in Tower Site Accident
In Tonia, Ne, two Interstate Tower Co workers, Charles Dougherty, 34, and Ane Derton, 27, were electrocuted while hunting for a man named Charles Dougherty. Their bodies were found by Crawford, the companys manager, hanging from a telegraph pole by safety belts.
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Charles Dougherty
Anederton
Interstate Tower Company
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Crawford
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