Dance Derby PAE Shows Fatigue and Fierce Finish
Two entrants faced fatigue while the Derby Snow event, a major Walkathon variant, unfolded into a hard fought contest. Ralph Bilis and Johnny Crowder Watch endured a poor night yet persisted through routines as Dalee Boaturignt gained energy with Tex Smith urging her on. The Derby show, at a tent stadium near Ben Pedro Avenue, offered continuous entertainment with hosts Clarence Schefick and Lane Bhannon, and broadcasts on KABC.
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Johnny Crowder
Dalee Boaturignt
Tex Smith
Mito
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Ben Pedro Avenue
KABC
Clarence Schefick Tand
Lane Bhannon
Torch Angel
Monte Hall
Duke Hall
Act Wolf
Confession in Muir CSE Studied in California Case
Detected in San Diego on Sept. 23 a signed statement by Donald J. Hazell claiming he killed a woman near Jalla on August 3. Officials dispute the confession but will investigate its claims against the death of a Riveraide secretary and former San Antonio sports figure. A hospital parolee, Hazell spoke after questioning, while Dr. Webster questioned his guilt, noting not all details align with known facts. A separate report notes Earle R Dickover, U.S. embassy official, was stabbed in his home by a burglar.
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Donald J. Hazell
State Mental Hospital
Patanad
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Jalla
Eugene Max Webster
Patton
Hazell
George Sears
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Riveraide
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le Jolis
Miss Muir
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En Wee
Haxeh
Folice
Ed Stodler
Ben Walter Blue
Dr. Webster
Harelt
Hazel
Alleh Ag Havelt
U.S
Torio
Earle R Dickover
United States
Roosevelt
Thomas
America
Daily Worker
Rosey
Alfred M. Landon
Lemke
North Dakota
Lacy Townsendiles
Coughlinites
Towers
Gerald L. K. Smith
Supreme Court
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Moscow
Clyn Hberky
Russia
Troops at grain strike stalled as talks postponed
Minneapolis dispatch reports Governor Hjalmar Peterson delaying a decision on National Guard use amid the city milling strike. A conference with strike leaders was postponed while Sheriff John Weil warns of mobilization to meet emergencies. Protesters pelt Archer-Daniels-ManMidland plant. 30 grain elevators close. Ellen Larson, a picket, was beaten by unknown assailants.
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Minneapolis
Hjalmar Peterson
National Guard
John Weil
Hannepin Raunty
Theeity
Archer-Daniels-Midland Company
Ellen Larson
AEDS Backing FDR Sparks Socialist Debate in Press
Long fragment recounts Thomas praising Roosevelt while criticizing socialists and communists. He notes Socialist resignations in support of Roosevelt, predicts a landslide for FDR, warns of a capitalist decline versus socialism, and denounces Soviet communism as violent and coercive.
Rancher J B Luton Slain Near San Angelo
Sept 29 1919 rancher J B Luton of Nese Camps Wood was killed today while out with his wife. Mrs Luton heard a shot and found her husband fallen. The body was moved to Uvalde for burial.
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Ban Angelo
J. B. Luton
Nese
Luton
Te Uvalde
Knox Campaign Train Tours New Mexico Stadium Remarks
On Sept 23 Republican vice presidential nominee Knox spoke at Phoenix High School in New Mexico during a six car campaign tour. He teased Harry Hopkins about a new stadium funded by the PWA, noting it seats 16,000 and cost 200000, contrasting stadium value with dedication value while urging listeners to focus on their own business.
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Frank Fox
New Mexico
Harry K. Hopkins
Artong Fwa
Ehoenx High School
Sunshine State
Eos
Barry Hopkins
Ike
PWA
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