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Cuban labor unrest grows as the Bayama labor federation calls a general strike. Americans nervous as 37 business groups threaten a 24 hour shutdown to protest worker violence and attacks. Boycotts hit American firms in Manzanillo, while communists in Santiago threaten to seize American mills and banks. In Havana thousands march against Sumner Welles and U S imperialism. Unrest spreads to Crista manganese mines and across Havana city. Talks among Grau San Martin opposition factions fail to yield a plan, while 500 armed officers holed up in the National Hotel press for Gran San Martin to step down in favor of Cespe des. Women officers wives drenched by water during a visit to the hotel. Merchan ts call for swift action against workers.
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Manzanillo
Santiago
Crista
Havana
Sumner Welles
Ramon Grau San Martin
Carlos Mendielo
Maria G. Menocal
ABG
OCR
Athors
Gran San Martin
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Gerardo Machado
Askiog Ir
Thomas 8
Mederos
Roosevelt
Ovo
Baguanos
Antil
Gontiego
Matanzas
Welles
Guillermo Bell
de. Cespedes
Grau San Martin
Mellon Tax Suit Demurrers Heard
In Pittsburgh today demurrers were argued in the Mellon Tax suit led by L Mellen and five Gulf Oil officers seeking recovery of 1 000 0000 for income taxes from 1926 to 1930. Albert Knight of Lansdowne and Davis Olson of Wellington are plaintiffs. Knight and Olson would receive half if a verdict goes against the Metro group.
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Pittsburgh
Im— Dudge
Gibson Heard
L. Mellen
Gulf Oil Corporation
Albert RR
Knight
Landdowne
Davis A. Olson
Wellington
Metro Group
Olson
State Department Waits Full Report on Cuba Talks
Washington officials awaited a full report on Havana discussions between Ambassador Welles and provisional President Grau San Marteen. Secretary Hull said no decision on recognizing the Cuban government would be made until detailed information arrived. Consular reports described Cuba as tense with factory managers alarmed by labor agitation at Camaguey sugar mills.
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State Department
DB. C
Havana
Welles
Gra Mon Marthy
United States
Cuba
Wiull
Gran San Mar UN
Guba
Woman Takes Sick Sister to Columbus Hospital
A. Woman escorts her ailing sister Mrs. Al Kohr wife of City Detective Kohr to the bedside in Columbus Ohio for care. The move follows concerns at home about the sister’s condition and seeks medical attention for her case. Waterway funds allocated 45000 dollars to improve the Louisiana-Texas inland waterway for drainage and harbor infrastructure projects.
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al Kohr
Barrera Street
Kohr
Rene
Columbus
Ohio
Deadly Mexico storm leaves 45 dead and 6,000 homeless
After a hurricane battered San Luis Potosi and Tampico, at least 45 people died and nearly 160 were injured. Authorities began rebuilding more than 6,000 dwellings as millions in damage accumulated. In San Luis Potosi, 14 women, 14 children, and nine men perished when the San Jose dam overflowed.
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Mexico
D. F
San Luis Potosi
Tampico
San Luis
San Jose
Santiago
Ciudad Madera
Cecelia
Rosario
Playa Miramar
Laguna de Chairel
Carpitero
Tamsis
Tamaulipas
Tuxpam
Flood Crest Passes Rio Grande City
Flood crest on the Rio Grande due to heavy rain in northern Mexico passed Rio Grande City Sunday afternoon at 25 feet. Roma, 12 miles west, remained steady at 12 feet for 24 hours. No damage expected in Starr County as lowland crops were already lost to prior floods.
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Rio Grande City
Rio Grands City
Rio Grande
Mexico
San Juan River
Airernoon
Roma
Starr County
Two Killed in Panama Storm
Two persons were killed and significant property damage occurred as renewing storms and floods caused rivers to rise in Chiquiri, Panama, northern region.
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Panama
Elnad
Chiquiwee ' Inee
Typhoon Lashes China Coast Rips Shanghai District
Typhoon from tropical seas rushes north toward Shanghai causing floods in the Whanghee river downtown and native quarters. Hurricane force winds lash the coast with heavy rain, as a second typhoon nears offshore.
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China
Shanghai
AGA Bride Jean Harlow Marries Rosson in Flight Venture
Wealthy Chicago broker Jean Harlow, divorced and remarried in June 1832, wed Rosson after rallying a United Airport crew to arrange a late night flight to Yuma. They obtained a license at Freeman’s home as the couple took vows. Miss Harlow, age 22, joked about stockings before the ceremony.
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Chicago
Aint
Hern
Harlow
Rosson
United Airport
Yuma
Russell
Justice Freeman
Rma
Freeman
Genevieve Tobin to Wed Soon in Hollywood
Hollywood gossip reports actress Genevieve Tobin will marry Los Angeles businessman Pellx Chap peller, with an announcement expected in about three weeks despite a denial from Tobin’s mother Mrs. Thomas Jerome Tobin. The note appears in Hollywood society circles as plans proceed.
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Genevieve Tobin
Hollywood
Pellx Chappeller
Los Angeles
Denise
Miss Tobns
Thomas Jerome Tobin
Kidnap Gases in Headlines Across Cities
The report outlines kidnapping and extortion cases across multiple cities. In Edwardsville five men and a woman were implicated in the kidnapping of a retired man who was released without ransom. In Peoria authorities detained nine men linked to a plot involving a wealthy clubman. Norristown saw a threat to box promoter Tommy Loughran with a demand of 10000. Jackson Mississippi held Clyde Crews for attempting extortion under threats of kidnapping. Brooklyn police detained Mrs. Jean Castella and John Isola on abduction attempt charges.
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Tron
Edwardsville
Peoria
Glyde Culbertson
Norristown
Boxer
Tommy Loughran
Jackson
Miss
Clyde Crews
Brooklyn
Jean Castella
John Isola
Cavalry Club Gains Four New Members
Four reserve officers have joined the Cavalry club of the Southwest. Robert D. Maxwell, secretary, announced Monday. They are First Lieutenants Oscar Martin and Robert T. Wilkinson, medical reserve, and Second Lieutenants Hubert J. Jaegg and Arthur A. Wiskolowaky of the ordnance reserve.
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Cavalry Club
Cavalry Club of the
Southwest
Robert D. Maxwell
Oscar ©. Martin
Robert T. Wilkinson
Hubert J. Jaegg
Arthur A. Wisalkowaky
Ordnance Reserve
Steamer Collision in Copenhagen injures Swedish passengers
An excursion steamer carrying about 500 Swedish passengers collided with the Norwegian steamer Alexant near Malnne harbor in Copenhagen early today. Several people were shocked and injured in the crash. Further details on casualties or condition were not immediately available.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Fily
Sleeping Sickness Decline Continues in St Louis
The encephalitis lethargica outbreak in St Louis shows progress with only three deaths and 13 new cases today. Total cases reach 859, down from earlier peaks, as officials report a continuing decline in spread despite lingering concerns.
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Louis
Chinese Steamer Hsinphity Robbed by Pirates
A Chinese steamer Hsinphity was attacked off Wen shaw in Gheklang province by urcharmed pirates posing as passengers. They overpowered the crew, robbed about 100 passengers, and scuttled the ship before fleeing in small boats.
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Bhanghal
Repu
Wenshaw
Gheklang
Tony
Lindberghs Visit Cousin in Banthey on Flight Route
Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh visited the colonel's cousin in Banthey and planned to routnine on sight, starting yesterday, possibly to Russia. They waited with a destination in mind and landed two hours later in Tarlskrone, 54 miles east of Christinstad.
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Lindberghs
Stockholm
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bantbey
Russia
Tarlskrone
Christinstad
Four Injured in Highway Crash Fort Worth
A highway collision south of Burleson caused injuries to Br. LG. Scarborough president of the Southwestern Theological Seminary and his daughter Ada Beth Scarborough, along with Tony Traylor, all of Fort Worth. The crash occurred September 18 and left about four injured.
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Fort Worth
Burleson
Br. LG
Texas to Replace Zigzag Highway 29 in Two Counties
The Texas highway department plans to straighten the crooked segment of Highway 29 in Travis and Caldwell counties. Counties are asked to provide rights of way for a new Highway 29 to replace the zigzag road now in Lee. The old road will still serve rural communities.
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Austin
Texas Highway Department
Texas
Travis
Caldwell
Lee
Traverses
Executives Discuss Immediate Refinancing of Transit Industry
In Chicago on September 10, executives from major street car and utility firms across the United States and Canada heard that seven to ten people ride for business reasons. The event focused on the urgent refinancing needs of their $5 billion industry amid mature obligations.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Treasury Sells Gold At 31.44 An Ounce In New Sale
The Treasury announces the selling price of newly minted gold at 31.44 dollars per ounce. In London bullion markets the price surged to 131 shillings and 0 pence, a record high for gold.
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Treasury
Washington, D. C
London
Chinese Observe Humiliation Day Marking Occupation Anniversary
Shanghai reports China marks the second anniversary of the Mukden incident and the start of the Manchukuo regime in Manchuria. The observance notes Japan's occupation and the humiliation day as a protest.
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Shanghai
Chiino
Mukden
Manchuria
30 in Guadalupe Get Beer Permits
In Guadalupe County Judge H. A. Heldeke’s court this week, 30 individuals were granted beer permits after 44 prior applications were filed. The hearing was held in Seguin with local officials present.
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Guadalupe
Seguin
Hearlign
Guadalupe County
H. A. Heldeke
Hop Tribe Child Burials Revealed Near Klutshba Ruin
Tucson report details Dr. Hyton Cummings and Yale University team uncovering Hop Indian child burials beneath floors at Klutshba apartment ruins near Port Apache. They describe 13th century practices and beliefs that children could reach mothers in spirit world, with graves placed to guide the child back.
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Tucson
Ariz
Hyton Cummings
Cummings
University of Arizona Archaeology Department
Klutshba
Port Apache
Vustom
Kinish
Kinisigba
Junior C. of C to Meet at Winburn Field
Junior chamber of commerce members plan a Tuesday meeting at Winburn field 115. The event includes a barbecue and dance followed by a city tour in a tri motor transport plane. Dallas exhibitors will showcase several latest type planes during the gathering.
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ESN FC
Bayama Labor Federation
Ose
Mt. Ies
New Orleans
Memphis
St. Louis
Esty Suunday
Luna Gredinf
Truris
Themherreet
Sandard
Megen Olfive
Minzy de M
Mellon
Cuban Medical Federation
Poeta
Lne RomMusurarion
Waterway
Washington, D.C
War Department
al Totter
Toms
Lass
Halifax
Atlantic Seaboard
Nova Scotia
Toonerville
Hank
Tompkins
Pocisine Fac
Bose
Jean Harlow
Aga Bride
HOP! Tribe
Hell
Pany
K. Quin
Winnevat
Ted Cross
Redross Shoes
Mw’n
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