Germans Begin Bread Riots Amid Rising Hunger
Berlin reports widespread unrest as a 5000 strong Bochum mob battles police and German workers in locomotive plants protest high living costs. Vandertip warns of a harsh winter with scarce coal and bread, fear of monarchist disruption but no coup, urging Europe recovery and U S involvement.
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Germany
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Unich
Thuringa
Fue
London
America
Frank A. Vandertip
Vandertip
France
Italy
Switzerland
Hungary
Austria
Rumania
Caecho-Slovakia
Vanderlip
Europe
United States
De Valera Vows to Continue War for Irish Republic
Eamonn De Valera, hiding after the rebellion, declares he will pursue the Irish republic. He blasts Free State officials and replies to General Mulcahy’s address condemning the rebel wrecking policy.
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Dublin
Free State
Eamonn de Valera
Mulcahy
Free State Army
Suspect in Olympia Assault Cleared as Not Man Wanted
Olympia reports indicate the man arrested Tuesday night as a suspect in the O Hall family assault was not the wanted fiend. Lieutenant W F Justus said the description matched poorly. In Thurston County, officials describe the suspect as not the man sought. Also noted is a 40000 dollar subscription drive for a new First Christian church building in the city.
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Olympia
O'Hara
W. F. Justus Gaid
Thurston County
First Christian
Clara Skarin Poses for Rogues Gallery Photo
Jail photographer Bradley orders Clara Skarin to look pleasant as she poses for a portrait in profile and full face. The confessed slayer joins Mahoney in the rogues gallery at headquarters while Detective John Flint takes her fingerprints for Capt. Tennant. Clara stays composed and jokes with officers, then is returned to her cell.
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Clara Skarin
Ferdinand Hochbrunn
Clara
Mahoney
Rogues’ Gallery
John Flint
Charles Tennant
Flint
Who Will Be Mrs Chaplin The Hollywood Rumor
In Los Angeles as of September 14 rumors swirl if Lila Lee could become Mrs Charlie Chaplin. Mildred Harris, former Chaplin wife, says chatter runs in filmland while Charlie Chaplin and Lila Lee offer no comment. Peggy Joyce’s name fades as a possible bride.
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Lila Lee
Charlie Chaplin
Hollywood
Mildred Harris
Charlie Land
Lila
Chaplin
Peggy Joyce
Chartie
Chartle
Dumbbells and Daydreams Parade Through Everett
A jumble of quirky misbeliefs and goofy ideas fills Everett street talk with mentions of Enrico Caruso as a grandchild, a Studebaker oven, a 18th amendment cowboys, and a string of odd local suppositions. Names and addresses appear as readers share whimsical beliefs.
Mrs Harding Convalescent After Illness
Washington reports Mrs Harding shows ongoing recovery from a serious illness. Doctors foresee a lengthy convalescence but indicate progress is steady and no further official bulletins will be issued for the present.
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Washington
Rail Peace Settlement Ends Nationwide Rail Strike
The nationwide rail strike began with mass resignations by over 35 000 clerks on the Pennsylvania line after a $60 million wage cut was rejected. Violence followed as wrecks fires and sabotage increased until a federal injunction curbed the strike. Officials foresee a business rush and renewed prosperity as settlement nears.
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Pennsylvania
Railroad, Labor Board
United States
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohie
Chesapeake & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Big Four Rail Unions Reach Wage Pact With Carriers
Agreement between two major railway brotherhoods and 13 carriers on wage contracts is expected to be signed this afternoon in New York. The deal would maintain current wages for conductors and other crew and preserve existing working rules, signaling the labor board will no longer handle these wages.
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New York
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Lee
L. B. Sheppard
Order of Railway Conductors
A. H. Smith
New York Central
United States Labor Board
Labor Board
Mine rescuers nearing goal
Jackson reports tense wait as rescue crews close in on the Argo mine. State officials and federal mine safety leaders have returned to coordinate operations with operators on the ground and safety experts arriving by air and by road.
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Byron
Pickard
United States Bureau of Mines
Wt. M. Wolflin
Industrial Accident Commission
L. Manning
Election results for county and state offices listed
A long OCR style tally shows votes for numerous county and state positions. It lists candidates for Auditor Clerk Assessor Treasurer Coroner Sheriff County Engineer Superintendent of Common Schools Prosecuting Attorney and multiple state legislative seats, judges, and district representatives with vote totals and multiple candidates.
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Thomas KR. Beeman
Samuel J. Humem
Brumfield Hangs Self in Oregon Penitentiary
Dr. Richard M. Brumfield the condemned slayer of Dennis Russell hanged himself in his cell at the Oregon state penitentiary. He fashioned a noose from sheets and died in an apparent suicide after three days of inactivity. A farewell letter to his wife spoke of innocence and devotion, noting his mental troubles and intent to die.
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Ore
Richard M. Brumfield
Murderers’ Row
State Penitentiary
Dennis Russell
Chester Everson
Brumfield
Everson
Russell
Melvin
Recognition of Soviet Is Near
Tokyo reports that only a formal announcement remains to complete de facto recognition of the Moscow government. Chang Chun negotiations have advanced to a point where recognition is believed virtually accomplished and a general Russo Japanese agreement is seen as an immediate likelihood. Japan has instructed its delegates to discuss all Russian affairs if Moscow agrees to discuss other Far Eastern questions.
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Clarence Dubose
Tokyo
Japan
Moscow
Russia
Chang Chun
Hospital confinement linked to coroner inquest witness
F N Barry of the Fairfield based F WN Mary Paint Co denied deputies searched for him with an arrest warrant. He said no warrant existed but deputies sought to serve a subpoena to testify at a coroner's inquest into the death of John Evans from a car crash.
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F. N. Barry
F. WN. Marry Paint Co
Barry
John Evans
Bible and Steel in Day's Toll of Theft
Burglars broke into the Greek Orthodox church at 222 Lakeview Ave on Wednesday, stealing a gold covered Bible a silver altar cup and a black handbag EB O Abramopoulos pastor found the theft. A 130 pound steel chunk was taken from an alley near Mill and Mine Supply Co early Thursday.
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Lakeview Ave
EB. O. Abramopoulos
Mill & Mine Supply Co
Mailman Claims Nose Match with Grapo in City Case
Mail carrier John M. Liggett says his nose measures up to Grapo, the former boozehound of the police. He crossed a vacant lot near Beacon Avenue and 28th Avenue on Wednesday night and drank alcohol behind a bush, discovering a 50 gallon til distillery now held by the police.
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John M. Liggett
Grapo
Liggett
Beacon Ave
28Th Ave
Bandits Loot Richmond Cafe Register After Oyster Stew
Two intruders robbed the cash register at a Richmond cafe on Fourth Ave and Pine Ave after ordering oyster stew. They escaped with 40 dollars. Police review surveillance and seek witnesses.
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Richmond
Fourth Ave
Pine
Secretary Fall Becomes Grandfather in El Paso Birth
El Paso counts a new family milestone as Secretary Fall becomes a grandfather when a daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Chase of El Paso, with their son in law and daughter of Fall.
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Tex
Secretary of the Interior
Fall
C. C. Chase
Fter
Massa
Boston
Los Angeles
California
New York City
Ares
Angeles
Attempt to assassinate Trotsky reported in Moscow run
Unconfirmed reports from Moscow say a bomb was thrown at Leon Trotsky s motor car and several shots were fired in Berlin on September 14 1935 but no damage was caused according to dispatches reaching here.
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Berlin
30 Quarts For 43 Proves Expensive Hootch After All
Deputy Siegfried Dorn bought 30 quarts of Scotch from Harry Flody on the steamer Kennecott for 48. Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer fined Dorn 450 and jailed him for four months. Dorn was suspended from office.
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Siegfried Dorn
Harry Flody
Kennecott
Jeremiah Neterer
Floyd
Dorn
Nephew of Otis Skinner Is Dead
Harold Otis Skinner aged 23 former Broadway favorite and motion picture actor died in San Diego after a year of illness. He was nephew of actor Otis Skinner and son of Charles Montgomery Skinner former Brooklyn Eagle editor. He starred in Mecca and led in The Bird of Paradise on Broadway.
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San Diego
Cal
Harold Otis Skinner
Skinner
Otis Skinner
Charles Montgomery Skinner
Brooklyn Eagle
Mecca
Gasoline Bottle Explodes Injuring Two in Washington
A bottle of gasoline exploded near Ridgefield Washington badly burning Lorena Condon age 4 and Mrs Frears Spotts. A match sparked the blast causing the explosion.
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Vancouver
Wash
Lorena ‘Condon
Frears
One Hier
Ridgefield
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