Northcott seeks to save doomed youth in San Quentin
Northcott and evangelist Rev. Larry New West Los Angeles confer with Gordon Stewart Northcott and his wife, a life term prisoner, at San Quentin. They plan a campaign to save the youth from the gallows, appealing to Governor O. C. S at Sacramento. They argue lack of conclusive evidence and a rights denial, noting insurance policies’ refusal to pay.
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San Quentin
Calif
Cyrus
Tfe
Riverside County
Moos Court
Hich
Wes
Northeatt
Rotthealt
Life Insurfnce’ Company
Nelson
Lewis Winslow
Gordon
Bis
State Supreme Court
Joey Hole
Ecore
Boy Dies After Falls in Lye Box at Construction Site
A six year old boy, Peter Rizk, son of Mr and Mrs Rizk of Waterbury Conn, died from burns after falling into a mortir box filled with lye near a building under construction near his home. The incident marks a tragic accident reported in the city.
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Wateremny
Peter Rizk
Are
Sheebrn J. Rizk
Iif Dsor Piret
Onder
Hijacking raids and Prohibition views in a confused 1920s report
A disjointed 1920s digest covers mental education debates, gunmen in Elisabeth No J, and a second hijacking raid on government raiders amid Prohibition talk. It notes experts suggesting 3 percent beer could remain legal, while police dogs in Cologne fail to capture a burglar as human conflicts erupt.
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Elisabeth
New Jersey
Cologne
Atwater Kent Audition Winners Named in Local Contest
Local winners announced Saturday night by the judging committee will advance to the state finals for further honors. In the girls division Andie Good and Emma Jean Baker were named winners while Charles C. Kingzler and Charles A. Forbes won in the boys’ section.
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Atwater Kent
Atwater-Kent
F. J. Carson
Andie Good
Emma
Jean Baker
Charles C. Kingzler
Charles A. Forbes
Mexico City Girls Rebel Against Customs
In Mexico City, a feminine revolt grows as modern educated senoritas resist strict chaperone rules. Returning from the United States, many families settle in Colonia Roma adopting American-style homes. Unchaperoned dating gains popularity among free-spirited youths while parental and societal resistance persists.
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Mexico City
Mex
Mexico
United States
Monteo City
Colonia Roma
Colonia Roima Froup
Berlin jail 11 leaders of fascist bloc
Eleven members of the National Socialist party were detained after street clashes in Berlin. Joseph Goebbels and Adolf Hitler were among the injured as demonstrations followed the interior ministry’s ban on a fascist procession. The Fascists demanded the ban’s lifting, dissolution of the Potsdam city council, and the removal of the Trussian dict.
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Gerlin
INS
National Socialist
Pascial
Joseph Goebels
Berlin
Jot Adélle Hitler
Massaliat
Germany
Fressian Ministry of the Interior
Potsdam
Dorlir
Ministry Defies Fascists to Use Force
Berlin reports quote Interior Minister Dr. Joseph Wirth pledging the state will crush any attempt at force against the government. He says Germany’s defense army remains under President von Hindenberg and claims NS cells within the army have failed. He dismisses Communist claims of a planned coup by the Kanegat party led by Adolf Hitler.
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Berlin
Reich
Joseph Wirth
Wirth
Kanegat Party
Adolf Hiler
Grman
Germany
von. Hindenberg
Allemms
Hod
Blind Solon's Son Injured in Wreck
United States senator Thomas Hall Jr. of Minnesota and his companion were injured when their auto struck an oil tanker in Maryland. Hall Jr. suffered a fractured arm and other injuries. the girl, Miss Alice Krebs, was said to have a fractured skull.
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Serne
Washington
Thomas, Hall Jr
United States
Minnesota
Woman's Party Declares War on Substitutions in Jobs
The National Woman's Party in Washington launched a campaign to keep women workers in their jobs. It declared unemployment cannot be relieved by replacing women with men, as the council issued a declaration of war on substitutions.
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Tessler
Washington
National Woman's Party Today
Palignal Council
The
Women's Party
Gangsters Must Face Judge Camera in Chicago
Chicago, Sept 20. Municipal Judge John H. Lyle ruled gangsters cannot shield their faces from newspaper cameras. Those who cover their heads during court will face six months for contempt. The policy aims to prevent evading photo coverage by criminals.
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Chicago
Moreater
John H. Lyle
Nemesiy
Olay
Probing Soviet Move Regulation Debate Continues
Congressional testimony reveals Hyde urging the Grain Futures Board to curb price manipulation tied to Soviet grain sales. Law and delivery issues are discussed as Russia allegedly hedges wheat and disrupts markets. Hearings by Representative Fish and others are set for New York and Chicago later in September.
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Hyde
United States
Board of Tracts
Board of Trade
Aleo
Fish
Tonga
Grain Future Administration
Hyre
Presient Hoover
Hiv
Ant sRriculure
Mhelvie
HDF
Samuel Mchelvie
Foleral
Fisde
Russia
Mussia
North
Rusa
Rawtheen O
Austia
Tranaalt
Stursia
Wede
Phia
Sfip
Lyatic
Dirantle
Chicago
New York
City News Ad For Dance Event and Prizes
An advertisement highlights a Sunday dance night with old and modern dance styles. Prizes are offered and the event is hosted by Crescent Pens Veribelo Muni Steve Gardaoe and others at Travailet. It notes nearby dates and venues including September 1 week’s end.
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Veribelo
Muni
Steve Gardaoe
Fie
Janiy
Cagh
Fire at Happalion Park stables causes minor damage
A fire started by a carelessly flipped cigarette butt spread to the stables at Happalion Park on Saturday afternoon. Firemen evacuated livestock from one barn as flames spread. Captain J. S. Juati of No. 18 station led the firefighting efforts.
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Happailion Park
J. 5
Juati
No. 18
Wheat Urged for Poultry Fodder by Federal Farm Board
Washington September 20. Dairy and poultry feed should include more wheat and cottonseed for fodder under the new price law. J. Schilling, member of the federal farm board, stated today that mill and tariff adjustments may align with farm needs amid price changes.
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Washington, D
Willig. J. Schilling
Federal Farm Board
Mandel the Pioneer Merchant Dies in Paris
Red L Mandel prominent Chicago merchant and Mandel brothers board chair died in Paris after a brief illness. He was 62 years old.
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Mandel
Europe
Chicago
Red L. Mandel
Mandel Brothers
Paris
Judge Backs City in Move to Ban Well Drillings
In Oklahoma City on September 20, federal Judge Wright dismissed a injunction suit aimed at blocking drilling near the state capital. The ruling supports city authority to prevent encroachment on land within its corporate limits and upholds restrictions on oil and gas operations near the capital grounds.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoon Gill
Mdear
Wright Today
Oklaloma
Fourth of Capitol Arrested in Year
The annual police report lists 108 303 persons arrested in the capital city during the year ending May, about one fourth of the population. A garden party at Evangelical Friedens church in Keewsall and East Mirile streets raised funds for the church aid fund.
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Capitol
Washington
Circle No. 2
Friedens’ Church
Il Kewsall
East Mirile Streets
Church Inn
Automobile Accidents Send Two Men to Hospital
Automobile accidents sent Frank Navarro of 1812 South Flores Street and Petro Gallagos of 101 West Poplar Street to Robert B. Green hospital for treatment Saturday night. Navarro was struck by a car in front of his home. Gallagos, 85, suffered a fractured skull when knocked from his bicycle at Five Points by a car.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Frank Navarro
South Flores Street
Petro Gallagos
West Poplar Street
Lonesome Pine Characters Die In Mountain Shooting
Melvin Branham and Sam Wright were found shot in the front yard near Tree Mills Creek. Authorities held Charles Day for investigation. Sam Wright was linked to the character Had Jobe in The Tears of the Lonesome Pine. The event occurred in the remote mountains once part of Dinody Letcher County.
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Lonesome Pine
Pikeville
Melvin Hranham
Sam Wright
Jobe
Wright
Sam
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