Dairyman Threatened by Group Halts on Highway
Atlanta spread reports a group of men stopped Pedigree dairies sales manager H. W. Whitlock on a Georgia highway near Conyers while he distributed copies of a federal injunction aimed at stopping violence against milk shipments to Atlanta. The injunction, granted by Federal Judge Bascom Deaver in Macon, bars H. H. Hardie and others from interfering by violence with shipments amid a declared dairymen’s holiday pending wetter prices from distributors.
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Atlanta
R. B. Whitlock
Pedigree Dairies
Conyers
Bascom Deaver
Macon
H. H. Hardie
Georgia Milk Producers’ Federation
Oklahoma Livestock Receipts During Farmers Holiday
Oklahoma City reports show cattle and hog receipts at the livestock market were only slightly below normal despite a farmers holiday movement. Market officials note some picketing, and the broader state reports the same trend. Farmers plan a moratorium on indebtedness from rent to medical bills and will petition banks landlords merchants and credit groups.
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Oklahoma
New Regulations for German Farmers in Von Papen Plan
Munich reports a Von Papen plan to relieve farmers with import quota limits on meat, dairy, lumber, paper pulp, and vegetables. The package includes a 2 percent mortgage rate cut for two years with a floor of 4 percent and a refund at mortgage maturity.
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Munich
Bavaria
Germany
Baron Voledech Edler von Brown
Aduliter
Agelenilure
von Papen
Weather Forecast San Antonio Two Day Outlook
Partly cloudy to cloudy and possible showers expected Monday night and Tuesday. Lows Monday night around 80 degrees, highs Tuesday near 86 degrees. Winds light southeast to northerly, shifting along the coast. West Texas shows mainly cloudy skies with possible showers in the north on Monday night and Tuesday.
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San Antonio
Lichtensterly
Texas
Unaengleough
Leaves Cash Eight Dogs Mate Gets the Dogs
New York reporter notes Mrs Florence Mader died leaving 50000 and eight dogs. Her husband seeks a share of the estate arguing a spousal claim while four dogs were already dead when he received them. He plans to contest the will which left funds to relatives and charities.
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New York
Bepl
Florence Mader
Lesband
Louix BR. Honter
Attan- Hon
Chrisian Missionary Alliance
Red Cross Animal Belief
American Mumane Society
Hunter
Demand Is Made US Keep Out of Private Industry
The United States Chamber of Commerce urges the government to abandon all business activity competing with private industry. The Shannon congressional committee plans recommendations to abolish numerous government competitions with private business. Hearings resume November 14 and 15 in Chicago to hear protests from the chamber.
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Washington, D. C
Sept. A
United States Chamber of Commerce
T He Bhannon
Chicago
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Mussolini Calls Out Reservists for October Mobilization
London dispatches report Mussolini summoned 1,200,000 reservists with mobilization set to start October 1. Italys war office officials say the premier only wants to test the men’s papers to see if they are fit, while Rome protests a London publication claiming the large call.
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London
Premini Mussolini
Italini
War Office
Jean
Rome
Aly
Foreign Office
Italy
Jocal Marricks
French Sub Asks Aid After Blast
Cherbourg France September 28 The Prende submarine Perse sent out word for aid after an accident caused an explosion reportedly injuring several men Details remain incomplete and casualty numbers were not released immediately A rescue ship and a patrol craft were dispatched to the scene.
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Cherbourg
Trance
Prende
Perse
Crossing crash kills doctor and nurse in rain
In Beatimon near Vi Hor two travelers, Dr. Jasper Citynes 57 and Mrs. Hagel Tee Birry 26, died when their auto struck by another vehicle as they returned from a maternity case. It was raining and funeral arrangements had been completed. Treasury receipts for September show total revenue of 4 370 780 and expenditures of 5 17 744.
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Jasper Citvnes
Bewsmont
Hagel Tee Birry
Vi- Hor
Ny Tenn
Miner Denied Confession in Springfield Rioting
Garnell H. Smith of Herrin denied confessing to shooting Detective Sergeant Porter Williams during last night rioting in Springfield. Bond set at $500. 25 UMWA officials face arrest for inciting riot as clashes erupted between United Mine Workers and Progressive miners amid wage-scale tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield, II
Garnell H. Smith
Herrin
Porter Williams
Denton
Smith
Edmund Burke
Springfield
United Mine Workers of
United Mine Workers
Louis L. Emmerson
United
Seregeant Porter Williams
Garnet Smith
Willams
Stulth
Dominico Dirignano
Spripefield
Tines
Alderty
Ward Tewer
William 7
Sneed
Herein
Leen
John L Lewis
Caellany
United Ming Workera
Mons Nia
Ie Progresaive Minnra' Movement
Garner says Smith may back Democratic ticket in weeks
New York Sept 26 Speaker John N Garner Democratic vice presidential nominee arrived for talks with party leaders and said he still hopes former Governor Alfred E Smith will give wholehearted support to the Democratic national ticket He said confidence in Smith is such that he cannot conceive an alternative outcome. Garner plans to stay in Washington and New York through election day and will not discuss his own campaign plans until meeting Roosevelt and campaign leaders. He noted Roosevelt's Western speeches have drawn strong reactions in the East and South and joked about extending the World Series while praising the Democrats' prospects.
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New York
John N. Garner
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Garner
Washington
Toring
Stith
Gnyerhor Roosevelt
Garber
Wink
Bryan Educator Found Dead In Texas School District
In Bryan Texas on September 20 a local educator was found dead at the school district offices. Details are scarce as investigators probe the circumstances surrounding the death and the institute remains closed pending further information.
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Bryan
Texas
T. Dirham
Legion Chief to Take Stump in Campaign
War in Warsaw North Carolina. Henry L. Atvens de, the month commander of the American Legion, announced he would campaign for national executive nominative position. Details unclear due to damaged text but plan to travel for support and rest.
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Legion
Warsaw
N. C
Henry L. Atvens de
American Legion
Andlonal Rama
Neral
Police Chief Would Dress Up Prisoners
Police Chief Sacob Rudolph urged dressing town prisoners in neat shoes and good suits using cast-offs. He argued inmates were innocent and could reflect credit on Glencus by presenting a tidier appearance.
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Chivago
Glencus
Sacob Rudolph
Missing Japanese Good Will Fliers Feared Lost
Reports from Nome and Tokyo indicated three Japanese fliers en route to San Francisco were overdue after radio silence and fuel limits. News agencies and coast guard searched from Nome to the Aleutians as weather worsened and no contact had been received since they left Tokyo Saturday morning.
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Toro
United States
North Pacific
Sepinshiro
Jae
Tokio
Middle Kune Islands
Hochi Shimbun
Washington
Aleutian Islands
Nome
Alaska
Bering Sea
Bab Francisco
Here
Petropavlovsk
Siberia
Shice
Tetrapavlovsk
Kamehatka Peinsula
San Francisco
INS
United States Coast Guard
Northland
Fairbanks
Naval
Ohio mine riot prompts guard deployment
Governor George Whit ordered National Guardsmen to the Ohio Gollerins Company mine near Alle ens following a riot that climaxed with the killing of 28 year old Clarinony Banfield. Local authorities seek to restore order as investigations begin.
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Columbub
Ohin
George Whit
Olin National
Ohio Gollerins Company
Alleens
Willy
Clarinony Banfield
Davis Agent Quizzed by Defense in Lottery Trial
In New York on September 26 the defense began its case in the lottery trial of U S Senator James J Davis of Pennsylvania. Fred W Jones of Pittsburgh testified as its witness, recounting Davis's early ties to the Loyal Order of Moose and his rise from chief organizer to secretary of Tabor under Harding.
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New York
INS
United States
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
the Loyal Order of Motst
Fred W Jones
Pittsburgh
Jouca
Jones
Davis
Gas City
Ind
Bittsburgh
The
Moose
Tabor
Harding
John W. Ford
Philadelphia
Catalonia Embraces Autonomy After Historic Verdict
In Barcelona on September 2, Catalonia greeted autonomy with a mix of fatigue and joy. Over a million residents, about half the province, gathered in holiday attire to welcome Premier Manuel Azana and his Madrid delegation presenting the autonomy statute approved by Spain’s national assembly after decades of effort.
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Barcelona
Spain
Catalonia
Colovil
Manuel Azana
Madrid
Spanish National Assembly
Norris Will Tour US for Roosevelt
Washington, D. C. Sept 26. A nation wide speaking tour by Senator George W. Norris Nebraska's Republican in behalf of Governor Roosevelt's presidential candidacy was sponsored by the National Progressive league. The organization was created under Norris's leadership to support the Democratic nominee and the progressive principles he stands for.
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Waskington
D. C
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Roosevelt
National Progressive League
Nortis
Population in trading area of New York City reported
The Merchants Association of New York announced a 14,055,187 population in the city’s trading area, including five boroughs and 43 suburban communities within sixty miles, based on a study conducted with the Publishers Association.
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N.Y
New York
New York City
Associaton of
Asspciation
Ells
Erie Road Seeks Large Loan From Reconstruction Bank
Erie Railrond company applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to borrow 6.8 million dollars from the Reconstruction Corporation for three years to cover debt, interest, and taxes. Closed bank doors reported at Farmers and Merchants State Bank in Parry, Ohio.
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Erie Road
REC
Washington, D. C
Erie Railrond Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reconstruction Corporation
PARRY
Oxia
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Nawnia
WM. Taylor
Mrs. Borah Shows Steady Improvement in Fever Fight
Boise dispatch reports Mrs. William Borah continuing rapid recovery from parrot fever plague. A 9 30 bulletin states steady progress since midnight after her fifth serum injection from recovered patients.
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Boise
Toiwho
William
Borah
Brazil Federals Seize Key Power Plant Near Jaguary
Federal troops captured an electric light plant near Jaguary supplying Campinas and nearby cities, part of the Sao Paulo rebel territory. The federal advance reached 3 miles north of Campinas as operations continued.
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Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
Jaguary
Campinas
Sao Paulo
Death Cuts Short Officer's Career
San Diego dated dispatch reports Vice Admiral Joel Roberts Poinsett Pringle aged 59 died after a sudden abdominal ailment. He was to become chief of naval operations in Washington within months and was rushed to a naval hospital from Puget Sound aboard the USS West Virginia.
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San Diego
Calif
Duies
Naval Operations
Washington
Joel Roberts Poinsett
Pringle
Naval Hospital
U.S. S. West Virginia
Puget Sound
Company to Put 800 Back to Work in Jackson Plant
CHICAGO Sept 26 1800 employees will be put back to work at Reynolds Spring company plant in Jackson Michigan between now and October 15 Charles G Munn president announced today Three hundred and thirty employees were rehired during September
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Chicago
Planta Af Tin Reynolds Spring Company
Jackson
Mich
Charles G. Munn
Autogiro Record Claimed by Flier
Boston Sept 28 Vi Captain Lewis A Yancey set a new altitude record for Autogiro flight underwater? The report notes a trans Atlantic Mer float and an altitude record of Witlogrow-21 400 feet, claimed by the flier at East Boater airport.
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Boston
Lewis A. Yancey
Mer
East Boater
Gandhi ends fast after British approval of Hindu settlement
In a dramatic scene at Yeranda jail Gandhi breaks his long fast after Britain accepts a plan for joint political representation for Hindus. He drinks a small glass of orange juice and resumes prayer while crowds outside celebrate the move seen as saving the fasting Mahatma’s life.
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Juna
Fay
Matelma
Gandhi
Lehalé
Thila
Gandai
Mahatma
Yeranda
Fala
Mahati
Gandalice
Indra
Britain
Rabindranath Tapore
Gujerat
Vague Classified Fragment With Addresses and Sums
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered names, addresses, rents, and payments. Mentions multiple street listings such as 444 Alene St and 421 Gallan Br, monthly rents around 20 dollars, various personal names, and scattered notes likely from a classified section. Overall unreadable but preserves street names and monetary figures.
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Winkle
Netan Bh
Alene
fLibo Manthy
Gallan Br
Tao
Twinthy
Imanty
Velmiowy Paes
Kohn Yonthy
TH Ratherina
Holst
Banahia
van DA Monthi
Jason Moan
Catuuerts
Bon Ave
Bla
Mimuneentit
Aurom Minh
Pirie
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Mussolini
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Miner
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Ycarner
Friedrichshafen
Graf Zeppelin
Rernambuea
Ohio
Watata Sora Ae Ierele
Willi E. Boral
Tdulin
Chautla Tp
Norris
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Diay
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