Two Aliens Threaten Man Then Robbery In Auto
Santiago Moreno of 422 Neth Chaupaderis Street was threatened with knives by two strangers who stole four dollars after forcing him from a car. Moreno escaped when the assailants returned for the money. Police credited a quick withdrawal as the crime unfolded.
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Neth
Chaupaderis Street
Moreno
Geb 1
John von Edd
Galveston
Seguin Road
Missouri Pacific
Katherine Jacobs
East Houston Street
E. B. Canchez
Rivas Street
Viola Haywood
Bays Street
H.W. Bede
Burleson Street
Provier
P. Smith
Waverly Avenue
G. Ducker
Warren Street
Arthur Cameron
Milam Street
Ray Green
Shadowland Club
Fredericksburg
Chaplin Bids Farewell To Actress Goddard
In Glendale on September 19 Charlie Chaplin, the famed comedian, said goodbye to actress Puaietie Goddard as she boarded a plane to New York. He refused to comment on reports of a possible marriage.
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Glendale
Calif
Charlie Chispila
Perceo Correctinn
Pretty Puaietie
Goddard
New York
Chaplin
Miss Goddard
Ex Convict Sought as Gonzales Killer
Gonzales and Guadalupe county officers hunted an ex convict believed to have slain Charles Harris, an 8 year old Harwood merchant named Farris, and two friends fled as a man hiding behind a goods box cried to raise their hands. Also noted is Count Manfred Gravian in Danzig reported in dying condition after an operation.
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Gonzales
Guadalupe County
Charles Harris
Farris
Harwood
Vox
Free
City OF
Danzig
Manfred D Grav-ian
League of Nations
Posse Traps Three Gunmen in Oklahoma Shootout
A bloody weekend ends with six dead as deputies Hart Flippin and Andrew McGinnis die from wounds. Two suspects, Carlisle and Tray Love, are killed in a Cookson Hills pursuit. Bud McChain dies from gunfire. Robert Troilinger faces Cherokee County charges as the fourth man. Suspected slayers of Deputy Walter Reece near Tahlequah also killed.
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Muskogee
Otda
Hart Flippin
Claremore
Walter Reece
Cookson Hills
Flippin
Andrew McGinnis
Carlisle
Tray Love
Des
Peradoes
Reece
Tahlequah
Bud McChain
Robert Troilinger
Eldon
Oklo
Cherokee County
Cannon
Susie Sharp
Braggs
Here
Pearl Anderson
Long Beach
Calif
Anderson
Militia Guards Town After Bomb Explosions
Taylorville Illinois September 19 National Guardsmen patrolled Turbulent Christa county after authorities appealed for intervention following bombings of two buildings tied to the coal miners dispute. The blasts damaged the Dowding Taylorville Breese and United Mine Workers headquarters.
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Taylorville
Christa County
Tayloryile
Dilly Breese
United Mine Worker of America
Treasury Receipts Report for September 16
In Washington DC on September 19, treasury receipts show 2,908,720.40 dollars for September 16 with expenses and balances listed. The report notes duties and funds with figures around 897 and tax details, reflecting early 20th century accounting language.
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Wasiington
D.C
Roosevelt Busy Day in Montana on Campaign Train
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt spent September 19 touring Montana aboard the Roosevelt special, outlining his plan to place motor buses and railroad holdings under the Interstate Commerce Commission. He drew large crowds in Pocatello and Idaho Falls, while Senators Walsh of Montana and Pittman of Nevada joined the journey.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Northwest
Montana
Washington
Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast
California
Hoover
Salt Lake City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Idaho
Poratello
Idaho Falls
William F. Borah
Utah
Jees Roosevelt
Thomas J. , Walsh
Key Pittman
Nevada
Walsh
Chicago
British Speed Ace Injured in Cornwall Crash
Flight Lieutenant GH Stainforth, who set a speed record of 408.8 mph last September, was injured in a crash during a flight in Cornwall. A passenger was also hurt, but neither was seriously injured.
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London
Lieut
GH. Stainforth
Cornwall
Wounding at Potomac Street Party Leaves Two Hurt
Dell Daniels of 313 Cactus street and August Ferrell of 314 North Cherry street were injured in a fight Sunday in the 200 block of Potomac street. Daniels suffered about 50 stab wounds after allegedly attacking Ferrell who had cut him with a pocket knife. Ferrell was shot in the jaw. Both were expected to recover. J M Rives, 39, from W. W. White road, received a fillet wound ten days earlier and was hospitalized. C W Gray, 50, of 518 Dallas street, was shot through the right shoulder while cleaning a pistol and treated at the county hospital before transfer to Medical and Surgical hospital.
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Cactus Street
Tokert B. Green Hospital
August Ferrell
North Cherry Street
Potomac Street
Daniels Abot Ferrell
J. M. Rives
W. W. White Road
C. W. Gray
Dallas Street
Medical and Surgical Hospital
Federal Court at Houston Studies Oil Cut Protests
A three judge federal court in Houston began consolidating a broad group of lawsuits challenging Texas Railroad Commission limits on East Texas oil production. The cases, moved from Tyler, target the commission's orders capping daily output at 375000 barrels. The action could reach the Supreme Court.
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Federal Court At
Houston
Great East Texas
Tyler Federal District
Texas State Railroad Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
Anacortes Youth Sentenced for Kidnapping and Robbery
Orliff L Adler, 21, of Anacortes, received five to seven years in a state prison for kidnapping and robbing an Am cortes pool hall operator. He voiced hopes of finding work after his release. A separate item notes a lone bull moose attracting crowds near Rochester, New Hampshire, before wandering off with a herd of cows.
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Mount Vernon
Wash
Orliff L. Adler
Anacortes
State Penitentiary
Amcortes Poal Hall
Rochester
N. H
McBride Predicts Congress Stays Dry in 1930s
Washington predicted that Congress will not submit a resolution to modify or repeal the eighteenth amendment. F Sealt McBride, general superintendent of the Anti-Gabon league, stated that dry forces are poised for the coming elections. The forecast cited anti prohibitionists failure to defeat enough lawmakers who opposed the repeal bill in the house.
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McBride
Washington, D. C
F. Sealt McBride
Reds to be deported in October, Quebec arrests say
Quebec immigration officials say Pourleen alleged Communists arrested for participating in May Day riots in northern Quebec mining districts will be deported during the first week of October.
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Quebec
Que
Lieut. Col Frederick Gordecke Dies in Washington
Lieut. Col. Frederick Gordecke, 59, a retired officer, died in Washington today of heart disease. The veteran service member served in prior years and is noted for his long career in the military. Funeral arrangements were not immediately released.
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Cordecke
Washington, D. C
Frederick Gordecke
Tamanny Leades Dies in New York District Leader Role
Marlin G. McQue, 87, a longtime Tim many Hall district leader and influential figure, died today in New York. The obituary notes his prominent service and leadership within the party and local politics.
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Tammany Leades
New, York
Ept
Marlin G. McQue
Timmany Hall
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