Wife Charged in Slaying in Abilene Texas
Abilene Texas Sept 23 Mrs Leslie Wilcoxon 28 died from wounds after an incident at her apartment. Mrs A R Franklin was charged with murder and released on bond. In a hospital statement Mrs Wilcoxson named Franklin as her assailant saying she knocked and asked about her husband before a struggle for a weapon led to the shooting.
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Texas
Leslie Wilcozeen
A. R. Franklin
W. AY. West
Afrs
Wilcoxson
Japan Says Troops Must End In Manchuria Invasion
Tokyo reports foreign office spokesman says Japanese troop movements beyond the South Manchurian railway zone must end after talks with Foreign Minister Shidehara. Claims of occupation outside the zone are denied as exaggerated. Troops withdraw to core areas including Kirin Changchun Mukden and possibly Antung.
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Tokio
Af Fice
Manchuria
Foreign Office
South Manchurian Railway
Japan
South Manchurian
Kirin
Changchun
Mukden
Antung
Carpenters Reduce Scale in Dallas
Dallas unions announce voluntary wage cuts to stabilize local construction. Carpenters drop from ten to three dollars per day effective October 4 while bricklayers trim from fourteen to ten dollars per day per arbitration committee guidance. Both seek industry stability.
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Dallas
Dallas Carpenters and Bricklayers
Bricklayers Union
Baldwin Takes Over Government Helm
LONDU Sept 23 Stanley Baldwin assumes leadership as acting prime minister after Ramsay MacDonald departs for a secret recuperation trip. Baldwin becomes lord president of the council, guiding the Conservative government during the pound sterling market strain.
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LONDU
Stanley Baldwin
Tme
Sig
Baldwin
Ramsay MacDonald
Sprll
Texas Rail Income Drops in Seven Months
A report from the railroad commission shows operating revenue for Texas railroads over seven months ending July 31 fell 17.0 percent, with net operating income down 17 percent. The decline compared to last year totals $21,640,861 in operating revenue and $2,031,107 in net income.
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Austin
Texas
Railroad Commission
Student killed in auto collision near El Paso
El Paso Sept 25 A University of Texas graduate 24 year old Doe E Mays was fatally injured forty miles east of El Paso when the car he rode in collided head on with another vehicle Richard Mays Corsicana attorney and the other driver were involved.
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EL Pasy
Teres
Doe E. Mays
University of Texas
Stanford University
Here
Richard Mays
Corsicana
California Fliers Prep for Hop Nome Flight Test
California aviators Cecil Allen and Moyle work on the monoplane for the first non stop Alaska to United States flight. The crew concentrates on final overhauls in Nome Alaska as Sept 23 nears.
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California
Nome
Alaska
Madge
United States
Cecil Allen
On Moyle
Baptist Fund Drive Planned for Texas Churches
Final plans were formed to raise 6.3 million dollars from 900,328 Baptist church members in Texas before January 1. An every-member canvass is scheduled for November 20 to December, with 1380 denomination members meeting from 17 districts statewide.
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Dallas
Texas
Church Gathering May Weighs Beer Return View
The Protestant Episcopal general convention in Denver discusses a resolution to modify prohibition to permit beer manufacture and sale. A proposed national referendum on prohibition is also before the convention’s world problems committee, without debate at this stage.
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Denver
Colo
General Convention
Protestant Episcopal Church
Goutrs
New York
Congress
Reed's Entry May Hurt Roosevelt
Kansas City dispatch notes speculation on James A. Reed entering the 1932 presidential race. Newspapers cite Reed as a potential threat to Franklin D. Roosevelt's political strength as governor of New York.
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Reed
Roosevelt
Kansas City
James A. Reed
United States
Missouri
Kansas City Star
Big Louis Globe Democrat
Frankin D. Roosevelt
New York
Six New Planes Flown to Panama by Army Pilots
Six Thomas Morse observation planes were flown to Panama by six Canal Zone Army pilots. The aircraft were delivered from the Buffalo factory and landed at Kelly Field. Pilots Lieuts. J M Reyans, B Nugent, A Harrington, D Riggs, J W Sessums, and D W Buckman guided them to their destination.
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Thomas Morse
Panama
Canal Zone
Buffalo
Governor massing guards to enforce dairy cow TB law
Governor Dan Turner commands 1200 Iowa National Guardsmen as General Park A. Finley plans to enforce the state bovine tuberculosis rest law in Cedar county.
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Tipton
Tews
Dan Turner
Iowa National
Winter Arrives in Southern Germany
Winter has come early to southern Germany with days of sleet in the Bavarian Alps and a light fall in Munich Augsburg and other lowland areas.
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Germany
Sich
Bavarie
Bavarian Alps
Munich
Augsburg
General Bowley Honeymoon Details Revealed
Major General and Mrs. A J Bowley toured the East then Portland on a honeymoon now to Hawaii. Mrs Bowley, formerly Miss Mary Wright of Baltimore, said the pair wed early this month while Bowley planned to command the Hawaii division of the U S Army.
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Portland
Ore
A. J. Bowine
Cermate
Hawaii
China Bank Ships $2.6 Million Gold to United States
The Central Bank of China sent gold valued at $2,600,000 in American dollars aboard the Miner's resident Taft from Shanghai to Seattle. The shipment departs Shanghai for the United States.
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China Bank
Shanghai
Central Bank of China
America
Taft
Seattle
Forest Fires Toll Across the United States
Forest fires burned more than 52.2 million acres in the United States last year causing about 85 million dollars in losses. Washington reports the nationwide toll and financial impact.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Ear Lobe Piercing Gains Popularity in London
The London dispatch reports a rising fashion trend as ear lobes are being pierced for earrings. The piece notes the turn in fashion, describing the practice as becoming more common and somewhat painful but now quite common.
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London
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