Labor Speakers Barred From Pulpits Of Churches
Detroit delegates to the forty sixth annual convention report pulpits of Protestant churches in Detroit closed to their leaders. The Federal Council of Churches and the Detroit Y M C A rescinded invitations to halt progressive auto mass meeting planned with President Green as principal speaker. Local business groups defend their stance while labor unions press reaction amid ongoing clashes over employment and city policy.
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Detroit
Wiinm
Federation Island
Chamber of Notmmeres
Areveial
Pee Leasing
Hermatehd Hy Hoa
Dubrutl Syeokera
Lahar
M. van Dasen
Arectors
Delratt
M.C. A
J. M. Nergill
Progressive Auto
Grean
Ne Amate
Toyind
Salso Action
Pwenting
Dr Wadets Named Party Head in State Rally
A chaotic OCR record describes a political rally for Democratic candidates with Governor Albayt and other state officials in attendance. It lists redistributed names, roles, and plans, noting a lack of the Princess and various ceremonial details. The piece reads like fragmented campaign notes with unclear dates and places.
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Bile Central
Milien Nevel Ingerdie
Urion
Albayt
Ritelife
Iil
Otter
Connie
Muhary
Gottgorse O. Goyder
Hille
Tommumlum
Daugherty Conspiracy Case Heads To Jury This Week
In New York Oct 6 1931 Mal Daugherty testified in the Daugherty Miller conspiracy case detailing how 74400 of Merion Ring hoodlums were found in Smiths accounts after the fraud The government noted Swiss claims aiding an estate valued above 200000 and indictments involving Barry Daugherty and Thomas Av Mullet with conspiracy to defraud as the trial nears a jury verdict.
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New York
S. Daugherty
Daugherty-Miller
Federal Cour
Desse W. Smith
Swalda
Thea Wood
Hal Riedie Maron
Gry
Toota
Bate
Mido Moor Conertiont Ag A
Fie Rishing
Phe Shoelats
Mi Societe
Paw Valewrs
Aleta
Binsit
Wishington
Cleveland
Mal Daugherty
Barry M. Daugherty
Thomas Av. Mullet
Iarry Dadgherty
Feneral Aid Miller
Allen
Mal Datherty
Exalieio
Locust Horde Strikes Havoc In Washington Gul
A damaged OCR fragment reports locust swarms causing havoc in Washington Gul. The text is highly garbled but references disaster, poverty, and national mentions, with unclear authorities and dates due to illegible content.
Rescues Reported as Turbulent City Clash Ends
An account from Providence describes a chaotic day with women and children rescued amid a trench battle. Authorities, including university officials, prepared for further action as tensions in the city eased after clashes and safety measures.
Boy Injured by Bottle Explosion in City Alley
A schoolboy named Fritz, 328 Center Avenue, injured when a bottle exploded during a boyish experiment with a lighter. He and companions found bottles and notches in an alley behind the Fritz home. The exact contents are unknown and he is under a physician's care.
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Sael Fritz
Center Avenue
Fritz Boy
Frits
Fritz
Youth Dies While Running in Race at College Meet
Oran Raverta, 18, of Howe, a freshman at North Texas State Teachers College, collapsed and died on the track during a race yesterday in Danton Ontario. Heart disease was declared the cause.
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Danton
Tex
Oran Raverta
Howe
North Faxay State
Four Negroes Held for Turkey Theft
Four colored individuals including J J Johnson were arrested for stealing four turkeys from John Neff on Mangansentn road. The group allegedly fired at Neff’s home and fled in a high car with Washington driving. Searches and further arrests were expected as police pursued leads and identified those involved.
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J.J. Johnson
John Neff
Mangansentn
Polies
Wiarr
Chena Oilers
Whith
Nousindy
Perry
Dom Campbell
Dan Washington
Washington
Naf
Killlus
Dohasan Tall
No More Make-ups In Screen Acting
Briarcliff Manor reports a new film advances makeup use by allowing accurate tone values on screen and enabling actors to portray realism under strong light with less reliance on heavy plastered makeup. L A Jones of Eastman Kodak labs and J J Grabler of the company's photographic chemical department presented the development to the Society of Motion Picture Engineers.
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Briarcliff Manor
Society of Motion Picture Engineers
L. A. Jones
Eastman Kodaly Company
J. J. Grabler
Photographic Chemical Department
MINNERS BODIES FOUND AS RESCUE TENDS TO HOPE
Rescue crews recovered two more bodies from the Heanr tron Company coal mine after an explosion last Monday raising the dead to eight. The identities matched clothing found on Charlie Davis and Jesa Dale while Frank Bowles Craven and an unidentified laborer may have survived. Rescue teams pressed on with limited equipment as hopes for additional survivors waned.
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Rockwood
Vem
Heanrtron Company
Charlie Davis
Jesa Dale
Frank Bowles
Craven
Bowles
Olwials
Tesla
Bodgers Slope
Fis
Officials of State Invited to Attend Fair
Officials of state invited to attend fair as board members consider inspection of the fair grounds. Governor and other state figures listed among attendees. event noted for Saturday with detailed schedule and surrounding preparations.
Democratic Gains Mark Registration Drive Outcome
A voter registration push in Sibetiadia prompts Democratic gains as officials report increased turnout and party alignment. The effort rallies volunteers and public workers, with notable activity at local Notary Velie territory offices.
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Ale Wistried
Gretier
Doris
Iahanday
Midwest flood hits Oklahoma and Chicago region
The Mississippi and Illinois river floodwaters surge into central Oklahoma and Illinois areas causing levee breaches and evacuations. Six deaths are reported across the region with property losses exceeding 2.6 million dollars as Beardstown and nearby towns brace for higher water. Levee crews and patrols tighten as the crest nears 26 feet amid continued rainfall.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Beardstown
Heardstown
Havong
CG. B. Soule
Pou Mona
Miagou- Tand
Oklahoma Kungasy
Widow of Famous Explorer Dies in London
London report says Lady Stanley widow of African explorer Sir Henry N. Slanter died yesterday in London at age 77. A noted beauty and painter she married Dr. Hens Curtig in 1507, though remained commonly known as Lady Stanley amid fashion and society circles.
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London
Del
Stanley
Sir Henry N. Slanter
Jaily Stanley
Anll
Lady Stanlay
Hens Curtig
Staley
Lady Stanley
Barrel accident kills Middletown woman in town
A barrel fell on a woman in Middletown leading to her death. The report lists related names and places, noting the tragedy occurred Friday afternoon at two o clock during a church service. The scattered details reference residents and nearby towns, with a secondary note on an auto crash fatality linked to an earlier event.
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Eller
Irme Tang
Balivar
Mee
Staaie'ss
Tuishineh Tiree Etildeen
Gene Te Rehevea
Robert Wyahae Oni
Heaters
Reda
Meddietawss Bay
Goonsbero
Malcoti
Myers Wiive Sebrie
Leontal Aldine
Att
Otoh Owi
Harold Tome
Martiners
Charles WooGag
Leverment
Mdintowe
Mexico Flood Devastates Sonora Area With Many Homeless
Famine and hunger threaten survivors as rains last week hit Sonora, causing widespread destruction around Nogales. Rescue work continues for missing bodies near Rio Limera and Rio San Miguel while water and food shortages push aid to the front lines. Local reports say residents fear starvation as supply lines struggle to reach affected communities.
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Nogales
Aria
Sonora
Mexico
Rio Limera
Rio San Miguel
Verdict Found On Testimony Of Witnesses In Kendall Murder
A coroner jury found that George Thompson killed Edward G Kendall by stabbing with an unknown instrument on West Franklin Street. Police believe Thompson is the prime suspect, while a second man with an alibi was hospitalized for acute alcoholism. Investigators seek the weapon, tracing Thompson toward Cumberland Valley Station.
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George Wingie
Thompson
Martisburg
Imurdar
Kenall
Corn Crop Loss Totals Ten Million Dollars in Illinois
Springfield Mich October 6 Ten million dollars damage has been done to Illinois corn crop says Director Stanard of the State Department of Agriculture. Of 308,000,000 bushels in fields about 30 percent damaged by water, valuing at about 19 cents a bushel, totaling approximately 9 million dollars. Fifty thousand acres are estimated totally destroyed.
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Springfield
Direcor Stanard
State Department of Agriculture
Manufacturers Declare Closed Shop In Industry is Un-American
Report from SEW YORK on a national meeting where manufacturers oppose closed shop practices as un American. Charlesius, chair of the association committee, and White Howey spoke against the policy, arguing it harms liberty and raises costs. The debate touched coal industry fears of higher production costs and potential interruptions. The convention emphasized the open shop as essential for consumer welfare and economic efficiency.
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York
Gelway
Aii
Inddental
Chelee
UN Nacional Association of Manifactivers
Waldurf Satori
Hintel
Detroit Miniptoyers
George G. Gettin
Colgate Valveratty
Oatie Puto
Cutpur
Jon Henry Rachjond
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State Central Committee
Marla
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L. 1
Get. F
Loy Daugherty
Tomy
Guatamala
Gul
Conlaimbe Cecietan
Mately Terre
Bekivns
Ely
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CMM
Gekoa
Universite
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Turkey
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Delopatos
David B. Myis
Sab
Wastington County
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Yale
Warsi
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Colvin
Matton
Campbell
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Dedgence Weiss Menting
Mettalain
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Roy Burks
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Ageiles
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