Farm pickets across roads threaten price rise in Worthington
Worthington Minnesota September 19. Picket lines manned by farmer groups led by M B Miller blocked highways to deter non-perishable farm shipments. Authorities rescued a farmer and load of sheep as the blockade began. About 300 farmers patrolled routes into Worthington while some shipments were turned back. In Indiana a milk producers group halted trucks and dumped contents threatening a strike against a creamery. Sioux City Iowa reported heavier livestock receipts as roads cleared and pickets faded within 24 hours.
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Worthington. Minn
Eldon Rowe
Albert Levine
W. Calvin
Calvin
M. B. Miller
Nobles County
State Farmers Holiday Association
Worthington
Sioux City
Mik
Vincennes
Ind
Wabash
Iowa
Bioux City
South Dakota
Stevens
Opposition to Free Medical Aid Raises Government Cost Claim
William G. Woodward of the American Medical Association testifies before a house committee on government competition, arguing the federal government buys medical and hospital services at taxpayer expense and provides them free to selected people for non duty related diseases and injuries.
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Washington, D
Wiliam G. Woodward
Amier~loan Medical Association
Bouge
Cotton Advances on Storm Threat
Cotton rose early trading as a tropical disturbance off the Louisiana coast forecast heavy rains in the western belt. The weather map showed unsettled conditions elsewhere, prompting lodging and profit-taking that trimmed about 60 cents a bale from the best bids.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Gandhi in Training for His Fast to the Death
In Bombay on September 19 Mahatma Gandhi began training for a fast to the death in protest of British solution to Indian communal elections. He is jailed in Yereda Poona and pared meals while spacing them out to extend life during the hunger strike. He hopes the situation changes to avoid the protest.
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Mahatma Gandhi
Bombay
Mahatma
Gandhi
Yereda
Poona
Tragic Burglary Trio Taken After Shootout and Escape
Three suspects tied to a Sunday burglary were cornered after a chase across San Antonio streets. One suspect died at Santa Rosa hospital after a gunfight and wrecked car on Howard street. Others, including Mangold, McDonald, and Demack, were captured by Sheriff Hausser's men following a tip from a relative of a deputy.
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Ing
Santa Rosa
Strivel
Hausser
Galdwell Street
McDonald
Howard Street
Demack
George Holmes
South Flores Street
Raymond Griffith
Oliver Keene
Snenn
Mongay
Robert B. Green
Willy A
Ralph Weir
Hile
Josephine Street
Weir
Monds
Mangold
Elain
Fred
Raymond Jufith
Griffith
Handvandy
Culebra
West Commerce Street
Frances Mangold
Joyce
Marilynn
Byl Rene
August
Joe
John Mangold
Mre
Artin Holtzhouse
Castroville
Lved
San Antonio
Milam Chevrolet Company
Democrat Victory Dampens Special Interest Campaign Funds
Washington report notes Democratic victory reduces enthusiasm of special interests to fund the Hoover-Curtis campaign. Representative Joseph Bytak of Vendessie, chair of the Democratic congressional campaign committee, stated the development in a issued statement through national committees.
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Washington, D. G
Ory Hb
Main
Joseph Wo Bytak Oemaerdt
Vendessie
Dems Oertle — Vonpresional
Campaige Perimittee
Romartiec
Otto Hillig Poised for Athens Flight
Otto Hillig prepares for an Athens flight, described as a pivotal one-stop journey toward a distant destination. The fragmented text notes a Liberty era aviation context with figures like Roper Williams and Grover connected to the flight plan.
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Liberty
Farm product prices lead August wholesale index rise
Washington Sept 18 Farm products accounted for the sharpest gain in the Labor Department wholesale commodity price index for August rising 7 1 2 percent from July. The overall index stood at 65.2 versus 94.5 the prior year with 213 increases and 135 decreases.
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Washington, D
Labor Department
Handwriting of Man Sought by Lindy Probers
Tulsa reports handwriting specimens of L. M Marlowe were requested by Col. H Normen Sennen Ops for comparison with notes from the Lindbergh kidnaping case. Marlowe refused to submit handwriting and denied guilty knowledge. Photographs of fingerprints were also asked.
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Tulsa
Okla
L. M Marlowe
Col. H. Normen Sennen Ops
New Jersey
Pa Ice
Marlowe
Truck overturns injures many near Austin
A crowded truck traveling toward cotton fields overturned on a highway near Austin. Florenzio Castellana was killed and 15 others were injured in the crash. The accident disrupted travel and added to a day of local hardship.
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Austin
Tex
Florenzio Castellana
Guardian of the Peace Mangold Dies in County Gunfight
Deputy Sheriff George Mangold dies after a burglary investigation when a suspect hid and fired a 12 gauge shotgun. His death adds his name to Bexar County guardians who fell in the line of duty alongside Sam Street and Ted Boynton, memories of German heritage and quiet humor.
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San Antonio
Oliver
George. Mangold
Guardians of the Peace
Bexar County
John M
Pete
McKenzie
Sam Street
Street
Boynton
Ted Boynton
Mangold
Albert Hauster
George Mangold
Griffith
Havaser
Medina County
Medina
Carstairs Artist Killed by Potion in Hotel Room
New York police report the death of artist J Stewart Carstairs from the Blackstone hotel as detectives found two bottles containing sleeping potion in his room. They suspect possible overdose as the cause, while he was en route to Metropolitan hospital.
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New York
J. Stewart Carstairs
Metropolitan Hospital
Blackstone Hotel
Unclear health claims of Yeast Iron Copper tonic touted
A fragmented advertisement-like text promotes Yeast, Iron and Copper as a health booster claiming strength, vitality and improved digestion. It asserts quick benefits within a week and mentions tonics aiding nerve, digestion and energy, with various dubious effects and prices.
Insanity in California on Increase in 1930
Sacramento announces a rise in California insanity rates. Six persons per 100000 were insane in 1850, increasing to 264 in 1930. Dr. J. M. Toner, state director of institutions, notes the average patient cost was 246 dollars while six mental hospitals housed 16,230 patients, the largest in state history.
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Bacramento
Calif
California
Heares
J. M. Toner
Arrests Made in Hold Up Death of Harwood Man
In Gonzales Texas two suspects were arrested last night for the murder of Charles Harls a Harwood business man. The arrest ends a multi county man hunt aided by bloodhounds deputies and a citizen posse of 150. Harris was shot and killed near his store while walking home with Night Watchman Minter Brown and neighbor J B Brown when a gunman ordered them to raise their hands and shot.
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Gonzales
Texas
Charles Harls
Harwood
Caldwell
Lockhart
Harris
Lato
Minter Brown
J. B. Brown
21 Hurt In Wreck Near Evansville Carnival Train
Injuries to 21 persons occurred when a carnival train traveling from Huron Indiana to Nashville Tennessee derailed near Evansville. Investigating officials reported slick rails caused the accident as the string of bow cars slipped off the track last night.
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Evansville
Ind
Huron
US. D
Neashville
Tenn
Tax Bill Agreement Moves to Adjournment in Texas Legislature
SEOLATORE AGREES ON TAX BILL as Texas lawmakers reach a compromise on tax delinquency penalties payable by December 31 1932. The House and Senate spar over municipal inclusion with adjournment set for 6 pm Wednesday after a 23 day session.
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Aubtin
Texas
House
Senate
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