Italo Ethiopians Seek Immediate League Sanctions
Ethiopia appealed to the League of Nations council for immediate enforcement of military naval and aviation sanctions against Italy. The council committee adopted a report urging cessation of hostilities and planned to hear final arguments from Italian and Ethiopian delegates.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Ethiopia
League of Nations Council
Italy
Council
League
League of Nations Council Committee of Thirteen
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Tecla Hawariate
Aloisi
Great Britain
Desig
Former Faces Liquor Charge in Frederick Circuit Court
Charles C. E. Kuhn of Wolfs ville posted $1,000 bond for release pending trial on a liquor charge. The case, arising from a federal raid that reportedly found a still, will be tried in the Frederick Circuit Court rather than federal court after a preliminary hearing before U. S. Commissioner D. Angie Wolfinger. The September Frederick grand jury indicted Kuhn for manufacture and possession of an alcoholic beverage for sale without a license.
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Charles C. E. Kuhn
Wolfsville
Frederick
Kuhn
U. S
D. Angie Wolfinger
Reckless Driver Crashes Cars in Chicago Standstill
Marcus Striecher allegedly rammed three cars beside his own and struck a steel light post, triggering a half hour traffic jam at a busy Chicago intersection. Police charged him with reckless driving.
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Chicago
Marcus Striecher
War Implement License Planned To Preserve U. S. Neutrality
The State Department outlined licensing for all manufacture, exports and imports of implements of war to keep the United States neutral as Italo-Ethiopian fighting continues. Embargo on arms shipments remains undecided. authorities await proof that war exists before acting. Manufacturers, importers and exporters of designated items must register by November 29 and obtain licenses for each shipment.
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Washington
State Department
Italy
Ethiopia
Roosevelt
Pacific
Neutrality Legisla
Department
Health Dept. Links Typhoid Outbreak to Camp Concessionaire
Health officials trace a Camp Louise typhoid outbreak to a camp concessionaire who provided hairdressing and manicures. Six campers were hospitalized in August with three deaths, after weeks of investigation in Cascade and Philadelphia.
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Camp Louise
Cascade
Washington County Hospital
Health Department
W. Ross Cameron
Philadelphia
Gas Bombs Bring Tears at Kansas State College
About 1000 Kansas State College students cheered a pep meeting after a game rally but officers used gas bombs to stop a forcible entry into a theater. Athletics director M F Ahern had pleaded for restraint to avoid property damage after the Fort Hays Teachers College game.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas State College
M. F. Ahern
Fort Hays Teacher College
Weekly Weather Outlook for Atlantic States
Weather outlook for the period starting Monday. North and Middle Atlantic states expect rains midweek and again toward week end with warmer Tuesday, colder Thursday, then warmer later. South Atlantic states see generally fair skies until late week with possible showers in Southern Florida and cooler start then normal temperatures thereafter.
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North and
Middle Atlantic States
South Atlantic States
Florida
Tokens cheaper than washers in Granger tale
A Granger farmer bought a dime’s worth of aluminum Washington state tokens in a tax scheme. A druggist was surprised when the farmer explained the tokens would be used as improvised washers to repair harvest machinery because they’re cheaper than store-bought washers.
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Granger, Wash
Washington State
Britain Turns A Deaf Ear To Italian Envoy
London October 5 authoritative sources report cancellation of Anglo Italian precautionary Mediterranean measures. Italy asked for resumption of tri power talks on the Italo Ethiopian crisis and sent Mussolini telegrams to London. Britain replied that the dispute is to be settled by the League of Nations. Dino Grandi, the Italian ambassador, met Sir Samuel Hoare and read Mussolini's letter. Grandi relayed Mussolini’s claim he has not defied the League and would curtail military moves to colonial Ethiopia if required.
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London
Mediterranean
Mussolini
League of Nations
Dino Grandi
Samuel Hoare
Grandi
Hoare
League
Ethiopia
More sued in bank closing list tops 600 stockholders
The receiver in the Central Trust Company Frederick closure filed 31 more liability suits, bringing the total stockholders named to over 600. Holdings ranged from 405 shares to 3 shares, as stockholders face statutory assessments.
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More
Central Trust Company
Frederick
British Admiral Injured In Portland Harbor Amphibian Crash
Sir Roger Backhouse commander in chief of the British home fleet was injured when an Amphibian plane returning him to Portland from London capsized on land in Portland harbor last night.
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London
Roger Backhouse
Portland
Fleeing Women and Children Struck Down Near Adigrat
Report from Addis Ababa states Italian planes struck down fleeing women and children near Bethe Hawariat as troops advanced toward Adigrat. The village lies one half march from the besieged city as the campaign continued.
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Addis Ababa
Bethe Hawariat
Adigrat
New Citizens Urged to Qualify Here in Maryland
County voters from other states must declare intent to become Maryland citizens and voters by November 2, 1935 to qualify for the 1936 presidential election. The rule excludes those who arrived before age 21 or before August 26, 1920 for women. those affected may register at the prescribed times without prior declaration.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Maryland
Edward Oswald
Fire on Frederick coal truck near Kline's Mill
Firemen from Funks town extinguished a truck fire on the National highway near Kline's Mill. The Hill side Coal Company truck sustained seat-area damage but the driver was uninjured. Cause remains unknown.
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Hillside Coal Company
Frederick
Kline
Funkstown Fire Company
Jury acquits woman held in kidnaping case in Missouri
An Audrain County jury acquitted Nellie Tipton Muench, former St. Louis society figure, of conspiracy in the 1931 kidnapping of Dr. Isaac D. Kelley. The trial followed dramatic testimony and a lengthy deliberation, ending with the defendant’s tearful reunion with her husband Dr. Ludwig Muench amid courtroom turmoil. Other defendants had previously been convicted or admitted guilt in the case.
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Mexico
Audrian County
Nellie Tipton
Muench
St. Louis Society
Isaac D. Kelley
St. Louisan
Missouri
Hughes
Dr. Kelley
Adolph Fieldler
St. Louis
Angelo Rosegrant
Felix McDonald
Farmer dies trying to halt milk trucks near Kenosha
Police report Herman Slater a 41 year old farmer living five miles south of Burlington was killed when he and other farmers blocked five milk trucks bound for Chicago on highway 42 at 1 30 am. Witnesses quote the sheriff saying planks were tossed into the trucks path and the first truck swerved left strike Slater while the third ran over him as the trucks did not stop.
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Kenosha
Wis
Herman Slater
Burlington
Chicago
C. F. Ericksen
Highway 42
Erickson
Slater
Two Government Vessels Restore Power in Seward Flood
Seward Alaska October 5 two government vessels supplied the city with electricity after heavy rains flooded the local power station.
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Seward
Alaska
Business Shows Gains In First Month Of Breathing Spell
Washington October 5. After the first month of Roosevelt breathing spell indicators showed encouraging signs in business with bank clearings rising from 4.26 billion to 6.40 billion and electric power output increasing from 1.81 trillion to 1.85 trillion kilowatt hours. Analysts noted varied views on the spell’s impact and await further government statistics to gauge industrial progress. European market tensions limited stock advances but most indices still moved higher overall.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Europe
Last Man's Club’s Last Survivor Dies at 93
Charles M. Lockwood, last survivor of the Last Man's Club of Company B First Minnesota, has died at 93 at Minnesota soldiers home hospital in Minneapolis. He kept his vow with fallen comrades and once toasted the club alone at a banquet in 1930. The club was formed in Stillwater on July 21 1885 by Civil War veterans.
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Charles M. Lockwood
Last Man’s
First
Minnesota Volunteer Infantry
Minnesota Soldier’s Home Hospital
Lockwood
Last Man’s Club
Stillwater
Minn
Campbell Pal Under Arrest In Missouri
NEOSHO Mo Oct 5 A prisoner reported as Harry Campbell public enemy No 2 and ally of Alvin Karpis was identified by deputy sheriff John Brock as Thomas L Carpenter an alleged associate of Campbell and arrested early today.
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Neosho
Harry Campbell
Alvin Karpis
John Brock
Thomas L. Carpenter
Campbell
Damage suit filed for twenty five thousand dollars
A suit was filed in circuit court this morning seeking 25000 in damages for injuries from a September 7 automobile crash at West Church street and Salem avenue. Boyd S. Godlove Jr. sues Charlton P. Marker for negligence as a passenger in Woodrow Reedy’s car. Grace Dinsmore also sues E Blickenstaff for 3000 in damages from a May 11 accident at East Baltimore and South Locust streets, alleging Blickenstaff disregarded Burger’s right of way.
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West Church Street
Salem Avenue
Boyd S. Godlove, Jr
Boyd S. Godlove
Charlton P. Marker
D. A. Wolfinger
Bruce C. Lightner
Godlove
Woodrow Reedy
Marker
Grace Dinsmore
E. Stuart Bushong
Blickenstaff
East Baltimore
South Locust Streets
Frank Burger
Burger
New Postoffice Nears Readiness in Hagerstown
Hagerstown's new postoffice is 30 percent complete and expected to be ready for occupancy by December 10, with furniture and equipment arriving by December 15. Postmaster Jacob T. Hartle announced the progress as builders praised the structure amid the pre holiday rush.
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Hagerstown
Jacob T. Hartle
Johnson Weds Unexpectedly at Galena Home
Chestertown Md Oct 5 Samuel J Johnson bank director and large land owner, aged 73, wed unexpectedly today at his Galena home near Chestertown. The ceremony occurred without public notice and follows his long career in finance and property ownership.
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Chestertown
Samuel J. Johnson
Galena
Democrats to Lunch Here October 23 Rally Luncheon
The Organ zation Democratic men and women club plan a winter series rally luncheon at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday October 23. President Wm Preston Lane outlined plans at the last meeting. Active members only with card admission. Men’s club meets October 18 to issue cards. Women to distribute luncheon cards and arrange seating. Lane hopes for a nationally prominent speaker. A fine plate lunch will be served and music provided by an orchestra.
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Masonic Temple
Wm. Preston Lane
Lane
Freeze Kills Vegetables Across the Region
Cold snap yields subfreezing readings in multiple towns with Thomas West Virginia reporting 20 above zero the season’s coldest so far. Cumberland posts 29, Altamont 26, and Oakland 28. late vegetables suffer heavy frost and damage statewide.
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Thomas
W. Va
Chewsville
Cumberland
Altamont
Oakland
Explosion Injures Several Aboard Federal Ship Near Galveston
Galveston Texas October 5 several men were badly burned in an explosion on the motor ship Federal fourteen miles east of Galveston bar last night. The Rochester reported the incident after communicating by megaphone as the Federal lacked radio. Cause and extent of injuries and damages remain unknown.
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Galveston
Tex
Naval Radio Station
Federal
Galveston Bar
Rochester
Aduwa Falls Without Any Opposition
Addis Ababa reports Aduwa fell to Italian forces with Italians advancing from Eritrea. Ethiopian defenders reportedly reoccupied Adigrat as Italy bombed Makale and shelled positions along a 25 mile front. Unconfirmed counts cited 2000 Ethiopian casualties in Ogaden with Ras Mulugueta rushing 100000 troops north.
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Addis Ababa
Aduwa
Haile Selassie
Adigrat
Associated Press
Italy
Eritrea
Makale
Ogaden
Ras Mulugueta
Mount Mussa Ali
Reuters
Dessie
Rehearsal at Annapolis Marks Naval Academy Anniversary
Residents near the Severn River were startled by booming cannon fire from a Navy midshipmen rehearsal on the eve of the academy 90th anniversary celebration. The mock battle will be part of next Thursday events.
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Annapolis
Severn River
Naval A
Academy
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