Restore Nana Cy Incuba AGT 10 Amid Cuban tensions
Havana dispatch reports Col Fue Rondo Batista ordering troops to protect 1 200 Americans and 750 in zones amid strikes across the island as President Grau San Martin seeks land reforms to pacify workers and prevent American intervention. Americans worry about race trouble in Oriente and wage limits amid islandwide strikes affecting sugar areas. land reform tied to stability. Boston note: Gamaliel Bradford’s income averaged about $1,000 annually over a 40 year literary career. his 28 books noted. The world shows willingness to lend to pay debts if America lends for repayment.
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Havana
Fue Rondo Batista
Ataff
Ramon Grau San Martin
Oriente
Cardenas
Matanzas
Gerardo Machado
Boston
Gamaliel Bradford
Wellesley Hills
Houghton, Milling Company
Rid Fat, Live Longer With Kruschen Salts Ad
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a safe way to reduce fat and improve health. It claims excess fat shortens activity and ages the body, links fat to hypertension and indigestion, and promises energy and longer life with daily use. The offer cites Phillips Drug Store for a four week jar and money back guarantee.
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American Academy of Medicine
Phillips’ Drug Store
Chile profile: population, resources, and government
Central Press overview of Chile outlines its size of 286 322 square miles and 1930 population 4 287 445 with Santiago as capital and Valparaiso as chief port. It covers history from Spanish conquest to 1818 independence, 1932 provisional president Humberto Oviedo, and Alessandri’s subsequent election, plus main exports, mining dominance, and centralized government structure.
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Santiago
Valparaiso
Chile
Peru
Spain
Maipo
Bolivia
National Congress
Humberto Oyanedel
Don Arturo Alessandri
Missing banker and wife sought in defalcations case
A multi state search is underway for William T. Armmstrong, cashier of the First National Bank of South River New Jersey, and his wife. They are accused of absconding with eleven thousand dollars after federal examiners found discrepancies in the bank accounts.
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William T. Armmstrong
First National Bank of
South River
N. J
Armstrong
Three Hurt In Collision On Route 18
Residents of Washington DC were injured in an automobile collision at Route 18 and Indian Hollow Road about 3 40 pm yesterday. Delia Marrian Elizabeth Coyle and Mary Goode were taken to the hospital at Lodi. Their car collided with a machine driven by Nelson Geiger of Kittanning Pa.
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Washinster
D. C
Route 18
Indian Hollow Road
Clarence Dick
Delia Marrithan
Elizabeth Coyle
Mary Goode
Lodi
Nelson Geiger
Kittanning
Farmer Is Conned by Gypsies in $40 theft tale
In Cincinnati on September 14 Louis Kramer, a 50 year old Loveland farmer, stood by his mailbox as a group of gypsies offered a cure for his rheumatic hand. While he watched, one woman waved her arms and muttered incantations, then proclaimed him cured. As the group left Kramer walked away, pockets lighter by $40.
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Cincinnati
Louis Kramer
Loveland
Kramer
Population pressure in 1800 world remained below subsistence point
In 1800 no country reached a population level approaching two points on the present scale, so global population pressure on subsistence was minimal compared to later eras.
Numerology Offers Self Insight For Chronicle Readers
Elaine H Williams promotes numerology as a mathematical spiritual science dating back to 600 BC. She claims it guides life decisions, including timing for actions like washing ventures, and invites readers to submit a coupon to learn what the science says about their problems and affairs.
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Elaine H. Williams
Chronicle Telegram
Miss Williams
Nazis to Solidify National Spirit Plan Unveiled
Berlin reports the Nazi government will launch a vast internal propaganda drive to boost national spirit. About 150000 public meetings are planned within two months led by Adolf Hitler, with 15 speeches mandatory for each high government official. Joseph Goebbels announced the October 1 start. The effort aims to reconnect the party with the nation and reinforce its role as the country’s vehicle.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Goebbels
Goebbels
Parsons Omitted From Penfield Township Board Candidate List
The Chronicle Telegram notes Earl Parsons, a candidate for the Penfield Township Board of Education, was inadvertently omitted from the September 9 printed list. Parsons' petition was on file with the board as required by law and should have appeared in the complete list.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Earl Parsons
Penfield Township
City Savings & Loan liquidated by state supervision
Cleveland report states City Savings & Loan Company, a major state institution with assets of about 10.2 million in 1932, was taken over for liquidation by State Building & Loan superintendent Paul Warner with board consent. About 24 000 depositors, 2 492 stockholders and 1 006 borrowers affected. notice posted as agents assumed control. Siberia note appears as unrelated line.
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Clleveland
City Savings & Loan Company
Paul Warner
State Building & Loan
State
Wheat Adjustment Program Set Up in Erie County
Erie County wheat adjustment organizers near completion as nine township committees hold elections. Each committee chairman joins the county board of directors which meets tonight with emergency agricultural assistant Carl 5 Bittner at Sandusky. Committees: Berlin L C Meyers chair, Hamm, Tillinghast. Florence Jarrett chair, Callan, Coultrip. Groton E F Deve chair, Stahl, Gasteier. Huron Sprankel chair, Knupke, Green. Margaretta Harkness chair, Mack, Miller. Milan Wallrabenstein chair, Merers, Oxford. Am| Jacob Leber chair, Sargeant, ?. Paul.
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Erie County
Carl 5. Bittner
Sandusky
Berlin
L. C. Meyers
Carl Hamm
C. Tillinghast
Florence
H., Jarrett
Ray Callan
Arthur Coultrip
Groton
E. F. Deve
H. M. Stahl
F. W. Gasteier
Huron
H. E. Sprankel
George Knupke
W R. D. Green
Margaretta
Walter Harkness
H. J. Mack
C. F. Miller
Milan
George Wallrabenstein
A. E. Merers
John Miller
Oxford
Jacob Leber
Earl Sargeant
Paul
Vermilion and Crecelius Lead Toll and Bogart Committees
Crecelius and Vermilion head committees with Perkins E A Toll chairman and figures P E Keller Anton Koch. Bogart chairs Vermilion group along with E C Wassum and W B Hauti.
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Crecelius, Perkins
E. A. Toll
P. E. Keller
Anton Koch
Vermilion
William D. Bogart
E. C. Wassem
W. B. Hauti
Brush Marines Go To Battle
PORTLAND Oregon reports the Civilian Conservation Corps members dubbed brush marines are fighting forest fires in northern Oregon and southern Washington. Eight thousand youths in 42 camps are deployed to rapid response fire lines under experienced forest service guidance. The program expands forests into outdoor recreation with trails camps roads lookouts and scenic spots as fire danger rises this summer.
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Portland
Ore
Brush
Civilian Conservation Corps
Roosevelt
Oregon
Washington
Forest Service
CCC
Northwest
Spiders Damage Buildings in Pueblo Survey Says
Pueblo Colorado reports small hard shell spiders damaging brick structures after C L Ridgeway an extermination specialist found the insects bore through brick and mortar to weave webs and trap prey. The damage is described as considerable. The report notes Northern China is below freezing in winter.
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Pueblo
Colo
C. L. Ridgeway
Extermination Specialit
China
Stock Exchange Threat to Move to New Jersey
New York faces pressure as the stock exchange contemplates relocating to New Jersey to dodge a proposed tax. De Coursey Fales of Cadwalader, Wickersham Taft, says plans and private sympathy exist among officials though no comment was given. The six point program aims to raise 40 million dollars for unemployment relief with a 4-cent stock transfer tax and a five percent brokers’ gross income tax.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
New Jersey
Stock Exchange
de Coursey Fa
Large brokerage plans new northern New Jersey quarters
A major brokerage firm said it planned to rent quarters in a northern New Jersey city with easy access to New York. The site would have banking and communication facilities adequate for a large market.
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New Jersey
New York
Napoleonic Campaigns See Large Army Losses to Disease
Across Napoleonic campaigns several engagements saw over half of a deployed army perish to illness. The record notes repeated disease skirmishes reducing manpower far more than combat casualties.
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Bill
the Bell Co
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Alex Says
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van Woerrmer
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