Japs Capture 2 More Manchuria Towns 155 Dead
Tokyo's war reports say Japanese forces advanced from Mukden toward Harbin, capturing two Manchurian towns. Chinese casualties around 125 were reported as heavy fighting raged near Changchun while Japanese losses remained uncertain. Communications to Mukden and Harbin were cut as both sides prepared further actions.
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Manchuria
Vulvereul Aercler
Phiptng
China
Sun Way
Tokio
Tony
Boya
Japan
Mukden Frifas
Japanese War Office
Te v
Mukien
Changeline
Kirin Qrovines
Konan Wan Cheng-Tze
Nanking
Iirin
Peiling
Teiling
Japanewt
Mukilen
Harbin
Chineae-Fnatera
Tientain
Meiping
Wert
Dairen
Korea
Manchutia
Uoth Forera
Onanese War Office
Hai
Tainge Tno
Shands Peninsula
Vahu Rive
Els Dapangan
Thaerclyes
Weather Forecast for Sunday in Panhandle Region
Unclear forecast shows Sunday with a low around 72 degrees and a 7 percent precipitation chance. Southerly winds bring warm conditions. expect showers in the afternoon and largely cloudy skies west of the Panhandle. Country weather page note mentions breaks in the west and a brisk pattern across the Panhandle.
Man Injured After 60 Foot Fall at Tea Garden
James T. Stacy, 39, of 214 Hast Josephing street, fell from a railing at the Japanese Tea Room in Brackenridge Park Saturday night. He suffered a broken right leg, possible skull fracture, and loss of sight in his right eye. Visiting witnesses said a woman asked for a drink before Stacy was pushed or fell into space. He was taken to Robert B. Green Hospital for treatment.
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Brackenridge Park
James T. Stacy
Josephing Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Stacy
Eine Hoister
Stacy Anid
Baroness Seeks Reno Divorce After Ohio Marriage
Baroness Rachel Warrington Tlosenkrantz fled a Reno divorce action against Baron Tyer Wolgaros enkrantz. The couple wed in Cincinnati, Ohio, on June 28, 1927, and the divorce charge is understood to be non support.
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Reno
Nev
Regal
Rachel Warrington Tlosen-krantz
Tyer Wolgaros Enkrantz
Glacinnati
Ohio
Eleven Convicted in Liquor Conspiracy Case
In a federal court in Sept 1 a jury found 11 men guilty on conspiracy charges tied to liquor distribution involving Southern California and redistilled alcohol to various cities. Sentencing set for September 28.
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Univer Beeree
California
Enetera
Seutente
Graf Expected in Brazil Sunday Night
Graf is expected to reach Recife Brazil Sunday night or Monday morning after passing the Canary Islands on the second flight of her series this year. The report notes the weather and aviation conditions as Graf closes in on the Brazilian city on her long journey.
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Graf
Brazil
Universan
Recife
Pernambucg
Tast
Canney Islands
Treasury reports income tax drop from last year
Washington Sept 10 income tax payments to date total 197 million 141 thousand 452 dollars a drop of over 62 million from last year. Treasure notes the decline as the year progresses.
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Treasury
Washington, D. C
Edison Goes for Daily Auto Ride Amid Health Worries
Thomas A. Edison took his daily automobile ride today as family members at West Orange gauge his health. The aging inventor tours the grounds with care, sparking renewed concern over his condition.
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Edison
Universal Bertie
West Orangh
N. Wt
Thomas A. Edison
Iis
Bankers Bail Kane In Wife Drowning Case
In Hampton Virginia Prof Flisha Kent Kane was released on 315000 bond after being charged with deliberately and with premeditation causing the drowning of his wife Jenny Graham Kane. Bankers Philadelphia furnished the bond.
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Kane
Clarksburg Jail Rampage as Mob Storms Police Lockup
A mob of almost 4000 descended on the Harrison County jail in Clarksburg West Virginia chasing a suspect named Yerce Dowris. State police used tear gas as they attempted to deter the crowd while reinforcements were dispatched.
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Clarkshurd
W. Va
Harrison County
E. Dowris
Frenaley
Uegure J
Clarksburg
Tenin
Midaisat
General Wolters Issues Oil Order
Brig. Gen. Jacob F. Wolters, state militia commissioner, issued general order No. 12 implementing a Texas railroad commission directive. It restricts oil production in the East Texas field from 225 barrels per well to 18 percent. Reports show 432,131 barrels produced in May in Texas, averaging 218.6 barrels per active well.
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Rilgurh
Gesas
INS
Jacob F. Wolters
Perder
Tom
State Railroad Commission
East Texas
Wolters
Seek Kidnapers of Railroad Man
Funeral officers continued their hunt for two men who raided the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad station at Sealy and abducted ALTP. Troudt, the baggage handler, releasing him several hours later near Toustan. A checkup today showed no injury. Postal officials announced no parcel pouches had been taken or damaged.
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Tolbrus
Cvexag
Sept
Uniil Polica
Missouri, Kansas and
Coxas
Sealy
Troudt
Nike Bagangeman
Toustan
Illinois Educator Feared Near Death
Dr. David Kinley, president emeritus of the University of Illinois, remained in critical condition after two major operations at Grant Hospital Columbus. The first operation occurred September 10, the second was performed yesterday as physicians reported.
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Columbus, Univ
David Kinley
University of Iinois
Physiciana
Grant Boxpitnt
Kinley
Stenographer in Fear of Gangsters Seeks Safety
In Chicago on September 19, Abs. Trandinson who typed the so called message from the grave for Mike de Pike Helter is hospitalized in a canitarium, suffering complete prostration. She fears for her life as gangsters threaten retaliation, though officials say she did nothing to incur their wrath.
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Cuicago
INS
Abs
Tra
Nindson
Mike de Pike
Leng
Chenga
Gongdiand
Labor Dept Reports August Jobs Rise in Three Industries
The Labor Department shows August employment gains in three major sectors. Anthracite mining up 3.4 percent, bituminous coal mining rising 5 percent, and canning and preserving up 2.3 percent, reflecting overall increases in those fields.
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Universal Service
Washington, D. G
Labor Department
Judge Adan son Adlon shot at courthouse square
Sherman Texas Sept 19 Inspector News Service says County Judge J WY Adan sor aged 84 was in serious condition after a gunshot wound to the abdomen while on the courthouse square. Wiley Green 35 surrendered after the shooting and said he did not intend to shoot the judge but blamed him for alleged home wrecking. No charges yet filed.
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Sherman
Texas
INS
J. WY Adansor
Adlon
Atéle Hoy
Wiley Green
Wy Anid
Dudpo Adamson
Aptiist Green
Kennedy, Hudson Remarry in Las Vegas Civil Ceremony
In Las Vegas on September 19 a civil ceremony joined Minnie Kennedy mother of Aimee Semple Blethersont Trutton and Guy Edward What-a-Man Thdson as witnesses from business and civic circles. In Portland messages of goodwill came from Ann Metherson Hutton and others reflecting on the remarriage and offering happiness.
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Las Vegas
INS
Voulder
Minnie “Ma” Kennedy
Aimee Semple Blethersont- Trutton
Guy Edward *What-a- Man Thdson
Portland
Ore
Mns
Mra
Minnie
Isham
Mary Lewis Weds Robert L Hague in Portland nuptials
Mary Lewis, described as the lion of the community, married Robert L Hague, vice president of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, in Portland. Hague, director of United States shipping lines, and the former shepherd of the Lumbs, left with his bride for a short moon on the Pacific coast. They will reside in New York.
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Universayeevee
NEW Soi
Het
Mary Lewis
Vlion
Robert Ly
Hague
Standard Ol Company
New Jersey
Portland
Orlonds
Dirsetar
United States
Ines Aid
de Lumbs
Pacific
New York
Hutton Accuser Pushes Balm Suit for Early Trial
Los Angeles September 1 report says the accuser of David L. Hutton, bridegroom of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson, reiterates determination to press for an early trial of her $200,000 claim for breach of promise. Myrtle St. Pierce of Pasadena is named among involved parties.
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Hutton
Los Angeles
David TL
Aimee Semple Mel'berson
Myrtle Ist. Pierce
Pasadena Nucee
Sigmed Sevoral
Prince of Wales Kneels at Shrine in France
The Prince of Wales visited the shrine at Lone tea in France under pouring rain and knelt in the mud during the benediction, according to the Universe, a Catholic newspaper. He is now in Southern France.
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Univerial Perry
London
Prince of Wales
Lonetea
France
Universe
Todny
Regular Zeppelin Transatlantic Trips Teed Up
Universal Service reports ocean trials by Eckener with BRULIN and Sol noting planned regular Zeppelin passenger and mail sailings. Awaiting economic clearance, Dr Igo Eckener comments on the Get Yeppelin broadcast, outlining the scheme and timing.
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Eckener
Universal Service
Brulin
Sol
Zeppelin
Igo Eckener
Youth Robbed at Woodlawn After Car Theft Attempt
A local youth was robbed of a car at Woodlawn on Saturday night after being approached by two suspects. They demanded money, fled when the youth resisted, leaving the vehicle and taking no cash. Police report a partial description of the assailants and no injuries were noted.
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Woodlawn
Hoover Plans Bonus Fight Before Legion Convention
President Hoover unexpectedly will address the American Legion convention in Detroit on Monday, declaring plans to discuss the copper bonus and pension issues along with unemployment relief and disarmament. He will broadcast from the train en route, outlining economic concerns and urging veteran cooperation with government efforts to spur recovery.
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Detroit
Universal, Service
Wasitington
D.C
Hoover
American Legion
Meniay Sarning
Congress
Solliern
Canadian Rail Systems Merge Heads Toward Consolidation
Ottawa Sept 18 Canadian railway news says Canada two major systems, Canadian National and Canadian Pacific, are moving toward merger or consolidation. Both networks face revenue declines near one million dollars weekly, with CN publicly owned and CP privately held.
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Univeren
Oplawa
Ontavia
Origis
Canada
Mllwass
Gavern
Sips
Daelie Fe
Charge Filed on A Surgeon in Death of Girl
Dr H Fitzgerald of a water building faced murder charges over the death of 21 year old Miss Maggly Cook of Pleasanton After an alleged illegal operation at a tourist lodge September 7 the girl died at Robert Green hospital Following blood transfusions and hemorrhages witnesses placed Fitzgerald at the operation The case was brought by Raymond South district attorney investigator with statements from locals and witnesses indicating a possible cover up and later questioning of the physician in Pleasanton Unclear details remain about the exact charges and proceedings
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Mao Saurder
Raymond South
Dlistrict Attorney's
Sii
Svitnesses
South
Etl «Ame
Pleasanton
Gel Sa
Titzgerald
Biel
Girh Wufferel
Robert DB. Green Hospital
John Lott
Abscost County
Fitzgerald
Houston Will Get Slaying Suspect
Pueblo dispatch reports Barney McGavigal, wanted in Houston for the Cherizy murder, has signed extradition papers and will volunteer for the Terna city. He was arrested by his brother in law here and denied knowledge of the case.
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Houston
Pueblo
Barney “McGavigal
John Cherris
Terna
NecGavigal
Cherziy
Casaurane Named U S Ambassador to Washington
MENICO CITY reports Dr. Jose Manuel Puig Casaurane, formerly minister of education, has been named to succeed Senor Don Manuel C.G. Tellez as Meniena ambassador to Washington. The decision was renewed by Universal Service forums last week.
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Menico City
Jose Manuel Puig Casaurane Wolil
Don Manuel CG. Tellez
Meniena
Washington
Universal Service Foums
Professor Kane Freed on 15000 Dollar Bond
HAMPTON Supl 1W professor John Kent Kane was released from jail at noon after a $15000 cash bail was paid for him by his cousin attorney B Kent Kane Jr who refused to identify the source of the funds.
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Hampton
Supl
Thohn Kent Kane
B. Kent Kane Jr
Woman Kills Man Leaning Over Bed in New London
In New London Connecticut on September 10 a woman attacked a man leaning over a bed with a weapon, killing him instantly. The victim is identified as Franklin Yewia Stig, a 27 year old Coast Guardsman aboard the destroyer Tucker, newly arrived from Detroit via Maton. The suspect, Mia Der tha Fisher, 25, is described as the assailant and is under police custody.
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Ondon
Conn
Mia
Dertha Fisher
Iceneifiel
Franklin Yewia Stig
Caast
Tucker
Siteigy
Nadeay
Mich
Maton
Compromise Reached on Cotton Acreage Reduction Plan
Austin dispatch reports a conference committee agreement to cut cotton acreage to 30 percent in 1932 and 80 percent in 1933 of the prior year’s cultivated area, with a broader aim to curb production. The measure, after long debate, seeks passage by both houses before Monday, while salaries reform looms as another major item.
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Austin
Tex
House
Senate
Comittes
Cottom
Tesas
Cotet
Ross Sterling
Valery
Billy Mandey
Erate Uler
Colton
Colon
Oom
Coutiou
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jMliami Beard
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Anster Avenue
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Wilticn
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Jesup
Amelia
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General Wolters
Illinois
MA Kennedy, Hudsonnarry
Robert L. Hague
Wales
Legion
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Moorer
Chey
Canadian Rail Systems
Dr. H. Fitzgerald
Casaurane
U.S
Prof. Kane
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