Modern rail travel and war clouds in Europe
The column touts lightweight Pullman coaches capable of 90 mph and 50 passengers, forecasts coast to coast travel for $20, and notes global tensions with Norway's Mowinckel warning the League of Nations. It cites Goering’s peace talk, German air needs, and war risk amid France, Germany, and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Company
Williney B. Stouk
Dearborn
Mich
Mr. Stout
W. A. Hartiman
Union Fralfic
NRA
Johan Mowinckel
Norway
League of Nations
France
Germany
Hueslan
Japan
General Goering
Dules Sauerwell
Paris Soir
Desperado Kelly Surrenders to Memphis Police
Charles Kelly known as Machine Gun Kelly, awakens to surrender without a struggle in Memphis after Justice agents surround a house on Rayner Street. His wife Kathryn and two others are taken into custody as part of the Oklahoma City kidnapping case involving oilman Charles Urschel. Kelly admits identity. he refuses to speak. The group was traced by a coded telegram and flown to Memphis by investigators led by W A Roener.
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Memphis
T—Grorge E
Kelly
Nolor
Kathryn
J. R. Tichnor
Travis
Bay Raney
Ranney
Kathryn Kelly
Oklahoma City
Wil D. Ler
Oklahoma
Farents
R. G. Shannon
Department of Justice
Kellys
W. A. Roener
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Mostly cloudy with local showers likely Tuesday night and Wednesday. Low Tuesday around 72. High Wednesday near 88. Light to moderate southerly winds. Monday high 34, Tuesday 73, warm for Tuesday in the East Texas region. Cooler in the northwest, partly cloudy Wednesday night, with showers possible.
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San
Antonia
Texas Teast 10Th Meridian
Unsettled Weather Bring Rain to San Antonio Area
Weather outlook from U S Meteorologist J H Jarboe forecasts continued unsettled conditions with showers for San Antonio and vicinity. A 24 hour rainfall total reached 1.05 inches ending Tuesday 7 4 m, temps slipping to the upper 70s and forecast to rise slightly rather than fall further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
U. S
J. H. Jarboe
Jarboe
West Texas
Hockenhull Becomes New Mexico Governor After Sudden Death
A. W. Hockenhull becomes governor of New Mexico following the death of Governor arin Setigiman. Hockenhull, previously lieutenant governor, assumed office in Santa Fe as the state's 128th chief executive amid the unexpected resignation by death. The incident occurred after Governor Setigiman died of a heart attack in Albuquerque.
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Santa FE
N. M
A. W. Hockenhull
Arin Setigiman
Beenaye
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Overnor Hockenhull
Ola
Quake Strikes Italian Towns Killing Two and Wounding Dozens
A strong earthquake near Abruzzi and Merchegieno in Italy killed at least two people and injured about 30. The tremor hit the towns of Lann and Polgne near the Adriatic coast, terrifying residents and damaging structures. Officials reported ongoing aftershocks as rescue efforts continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guieta
Italy
Lann
Polgne
Adriatic
Wallac
Washington
Texas Senate Hears Defense Of State Relief Body Controversy
In Austin on September 26 Senator Dink Amal of Amarillo argued the real issues behind the State Rehabilitation and Relief Commission probe are being obscured by opponents. He and Senator Small said the West Texas Chamber of Commerce's ties to relief funds were raised to distract from the main facts. The debate over admissibility of certain communications continued as lawmakers sought a broad inquiry into the Sterling era and relief administration costs. The panel invited former Governor Sterling and regional chambers to testify, contending overhead was misrepresented and may exceed prior estimates.
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Austin
Dink G. Amal
Amarillo
Texas Senate Tnday
State Rehabilitation and Relief Commission
Senate
Small
Wnl
M. Martin
Hillsboro
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Sterling
Usedis
Walter Woodward
Coleman
Malpose
Sctl
Ueht
Solons Lronic
Tom Deverry
Boghla
Margie Neal
Carthage
Perguson
Fergusons
Texas
Seston
Tay Sanderford
Bel»tex
Relief Commission
Women Now Police in China
Peiping Sept 28. For the first time in China's history women are engaged as regular policemen in Peiping municipality after three months of intensive training. Prominent Chinese girls have been chosen for police work and wear khaki skirts and uniforms. They are issued revolvers and batons. Their main duties include chasing smugglers and opium suppliers.
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Peiting
China
Kidnapping Trial Testimony On Urschel Case Continues
In Oklahoma City on September 26 the Urschel kidnapping trial features R G Shannon recounting fear of Kelly and Bates, risk to his son Almond, and potential harm to Urschel. Prosecutor Keenan questions Shannon as Urschel is moved to the stand, with defense and guard details debated.
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Oklahoma City
George Kelly
Albert Bates
R.G Shannon
Charles F. Urschel
Paradise
Texas
Kelly
Bates
Almon
Urschel Wold
Shannon
Ora L. Shannon
Joseph 5. Keenan
United States Attorney General
Mr. Urschet
Arma
Keenan
Armen
Ward Auman
Shain
Amd
Mx. Keenat
Matt Ines
Tie Feather
Shannen
Urschel
Keemnan
Backseat Driver Forgives Mother-in-Law After Incident
In Chicago on September 3 Robert Harman reportedly drove with his wife and mother in law after an argument. The driver allegedly forced his mother-in-law out of a car and left her on the road. Harman faced questioned but the charge of underbody conduct was dropped. The incident drew testimony from Mrs Sheahan and others, with the principal stating the events and the court noting the case was not pursued.
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Ghicago
Robert
Harman Welt
Nis
jMolor
Marengo
Snd
Mra
Truve
Hille Albanaly
Bartlett
Harrinan
Sheahan
Tampico Hurricane Devastates City Amid Martial Law
Eyewitness reports from the Sapinero aboard Tampico Harbor describe a hurricane flooding Tampico, Mexico, with 73 percent of buildings destroyed, boats driven inland, and a rough $4 million in damage. Martial law brought brief order as relief groups assist the stricken population. many waterfront structures collapsed and recovery will take days.
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W.J. Jordan
International News Service
S&s. 5
Sapinerq
Tampico Harbor
Sept
Tampico
Republic of Mexico
Sapinero
Tie ‘Harbor
Howe
Pawneo
Iie
Nueces Farmers Get U S Checks From Campaign Totals
Nueces county cotton farmers who joined the price reduction effort received 98 U S checks totaling 76743 dollars. County agricultural agent W M Sellers announced the distribution in Corpus Christi on September 26 1934.
Lindberghs See Sights of Moscow
Colonel and Mrs. Charles A Lindbergh begin a three day Moscow sightseeing tour including an inspection of Russian aviation. The trip wraps with a final stop in Lant part prior to departure. The report notes a $14,000 payment made to Yoakum County Agent and a separate $174,000 in checks tied to farmers who destroyed cotton.
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Moscow
Charles A. Lindhorah
Tavaoa County
D. M. Parka
Frrimers
Lhebr Colton
Stock Mart Offer Sparks NY Tax Debate
In New York, 26-145 Richard Whitnes, a resident of the Stock Exchange area, informed Mayor O'Brien he would oppose special taxes in benkers if the plan for worth trading was retoked. Samuel Onfiyapelal, advisor and author of the special tax, recommended abandoning the levies, with Wall Street noting the tax title had been won though Mayor O'Brien appeared reluctant to proceed with the plan.
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New York
Seni
Richard Whitnes
O'Meren Lark
Chaplin's Sons Cut to 450 Monthly Allowance
Hollywood report notes Charles Chaplin Jr and Sidney Chaplin will receive 450 monthly from guardian Mrs Lili Grey Chaplin, down from 500. Superior Judge Charles Crail in Los Angeles ordered the reduction and ruled she need not account for expenditures under the new allowance.
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Hollywood
Charle Chapile
Ming
Charles Crail
Los Angeles
Lili Grey Chaplin
Charles Dr
Sidney
Crail
Inflation Favored by Bulkley After Talk With Roosevelt
Washington Sept 26 Senator Bulkley Democrat of Ohio after a nine hour conference with President Roosevelt on the money question expressed the view that inflation through issue of enough currency notes within modest limits would not do any harm. He declined to communicate Roosevelt's views on the currency problem but praised the course the chief executive is following and predicted the way to lower the gold standard.
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Bulkley
F.D. BR
Washington
D. C
Reosevict
Ghia
Senate Banking Committee
Roosevelt
Anw
Farmers Protest Too Dear Money in Washington
MeKienn farm leaders protest to Prostrtion Roosevelt charging too high prices and demand prompt action to lift commodity price levels above 1928. The scene unfolds in Washington with leaders pressing for relief measures to ease farm debt and secure fair returns.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Artson
Vacancies in Today's Light Classified Columns
Advertisement sheet lists furnished apartments with various addresses and monthly rents. The notice asks for rental information from readers and mentions multiple names and locations. it hints at a forthcoming listing and further details to be provided.
Tampico Sealed By Flood After Hurricane Devastation
Tampico suffers massive flood and firestorm damage as hurricane wrecks the port city. Reports indicate thousands killed or injured, widespread water overrun areas, and rail lines washed out. Rescue crews mobilize as martial law is imposed and aid shipments move toward the stricken region.
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