Four Killed in Baltimore and Ohio Freight Train Crash
A Baltimore and Ohio freight train derailed near Claypool Hills, Zanesville Ohio, killing four and injuring 13. One identified victim was John Stewart, 27, others later identified. Officials suspect a broken axle. victims included Billla Moore 14 Earl Britton 23 Ernest Britton 27.
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Zanesville
Baltimore and Ohio
Claypool Hills
John Stewart
Newark
Columbus
Billla Moore
Earl Britton
Ernest
Marietta
Andrew Rambo
Helle Valley
John Galbreath
Coshocton
William Klinger
Discovery Of Woman May Aid Malady Fight
A woman pathologist, Dr. Margaret G. Smith of Washington University School of Medicine, found filterable virus in bodies of sleeping sickness victims, hailed as a major step toward identifying a cause or cure for the disease that has claimed 55 lives in St. Louis in five weeks.
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ST. Louis
Margaret G. Smith
Washington University of Medicine
Johns Hopkins University
No Mail Monday observed by The Daily Mail
The Daily Mail announces a lengthened weekend with no mail service on Labor Day as offices close and deliveries pause. The notice specifies Monday as a postal holiday with mail to resume the following day.
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The
Daily Mail
F C C HUNT MOSQUITOS
The Forest Conservation Corps teams are asked by the Army Medical Corps to collect mosquitoes nationwide. The effort aims to map distribution and prevalence of disease bearing insects, with scientists expecting new findings in regions previously unexplored.
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Washington
Forest Conservation Corps
Army
Trio Killed in Crossing Crash at Oakland
A Southern Pacific train struck an automobile at a crossing in Oakland killing three people Mrs Eva Getchell 38 Mrs Elsie Steffins 45 and Kenneth Steffins 12 all of San Francisco and injuring seven others including the husbands Harry Getchell 41 Henry Stevens 58 and R A Vanderberg 40 of Berkeley the flagman on duty.
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Oakland
Calif
Southern Pacific
Eva Getchell
Elsie Steffins
Kenneth Steffins
San Francisco
Harry Getchell
Henry Stevens
Weekly Weather for North and Middle Atlantic States
Showers Monday with general rain likely Tuesday or Wednesday, ending Thursday. Then generally fair skies. Temperatures rise above normal Monday and Tuesday, then cool during the middle and latter parts of the week.
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North
Middle Atlantic
Seven Dead in Cuban hurricane wreaks havoc at Havana
A fierce hurricane struck western Pinar and Del Rio provinces causing at least seven deaths and 64 injuries. In Havana power outages fostered looting while soldiers patrolled to deter theft. Santa Clara reported six deaths with extensive flood damage and breached sea walls.
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Havana
Pinar
del Rio
Vadado
Santa Clara
Malecan
Williamsport Unemployment Registration Set For Next Week
Registration of unemployed in the Williamsport district will be held Tuesday and Wednesday with a possible additional day. Brewer JL Stouffer leads the local re employment office and William Bradley oversees county registration from the town council office provided by Mayor G A Miller. Office hours are 9 a m to 5 p m. All unemployed in Williamsport urged to register. Other county towns will be visited next week and the following week with exact days to be announced locally.
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Williamsport
JL. Stouffer
William Bradley
G. A. Miller
Bradley
Families Trapped Inside Walled Off Wingert Building
The Rodney Tuckers and two other families in the Wingert building in Pub-Nc Square are cut off after a wall division blocks the only exit. Police warned earlier of a possible vacancy. concrete blocks sit where the division was to take place as workers seal the upper apartments.
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Rodney Tuckers
Tuckers
Wingert
Nc Square
Lloyd Willams
Charles Wiles
Lyman Reamer
Tucker
City Engineering Department
Democratic Club Plans Drive For Repeal Of Both Dry Laws
The Democratic Organization Club voted to endorse Roosevelt's campaign to repeal the 18th Amendment and urged the county Democratic Committee to name mixed party district committees to elect delegates pledged to repeal at the state convention. It also authorized sample marked ballots, citing active Non-Partisan Repeal committees in Washington County. The club scheduled a post fair outing at Conomac Park Williamsport and hinted speakers would be invited.
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Roosevelt
Democratic Organization
Club
Democratic Central Committee
Washington County
Hagerstown
Conomac Park
Williamsport
P’guic
Two Die After Auto Hits Culvert Near Port Washington
In Tuscarawas county two partygoers were killed and two injured critically when their car overturned after striking a culvert one mile west of Port Washington following a dance in Uhrichsville. Mrs. Ida Rogers 24 wife of Jack Rogers superintendent of the Weat Lafayette Enameling Co died in a hospital. Thomas Stall an employee of the Cincinnati Enquirer died en route. Rogers and Mrs Stall were brought to the hospital in critical condition.
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Coshocton
Ubrichsville
Tuscarawas County
Port Washington
Ida Rogers
Jack ‘Rogers
Weat Lafayette Enameling Co
Thomas Stall
Cincinnati Enquirer
Rogers
Father Held as Son Dies in Malaria Neglect Case
J R Chance a 40 year old farmer of Cleveland Mississippi faces manslaughter charges after authorities say his three Malaria stricken children were denied medical aid. His 7 year old son Hilliard died this week while two other children remain ill. A preliminary hearing is set for Friday. Also George Welch of Keedysville received five days for disturbing the peace after being found near railroad yards. Potomac and Conococheague waters begin to clear aiding bass fishermen expected to resume Monday.
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Cleveland
Miss
Chance
B. H. Green
Green
Chance Farm
Hilliard Samuel Chance
George Welch
Keedysville
Frederick County
Alton Y. Bennett
Welsh
Potomac
Conococheague
Missing Denver store executive found wandering amnesia clues
A Denver department store executive Bernard Bitterman was found wandering Seattle streets after eight days missing. Doctors say amnesia caused memory gaps about potential kidnapping, mistaken names emerged, and a city physician confirmed his identity as Bitterman.
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Seattle
Bernard Bitterman
Denver
James Stroh
City Ad
Bernard Litterman
E. F. Stern
Bittermsen
Auto Abandoned Along Conococheague Creek Near Rows Park
The Conococheague Creek banks near Rows Park report another abandoned automobile this morning the second in three days. A Essex with District of Columbia license tags was found. Previously a Ford spacious tonneau with Ohio tags was located. Motor vehicle officials in Ohio and the District have been notified.
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Conococheague Creek
Rows Park
Horitt W. Bruce Townin
District of Columbia
Ohio
Disttict
State of Ohio
FourYearOld Speech Steals Spotlight at N R A Rally
In San Francisco on September 2, four year old Marjorie Ann Peterson drew praise at an N R A rally. She said the best address was hers and added Please help the N R A It helped my uncle get a dob.
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San Francisco
Marjorie Ann Peterson
N.R. A
Three Rescued After Tanker Collision Off North Carolina
Thirty six men were saved from fire or drowning when the tanker Coldwater collided with the liner President Wilson about 200 miles off Cape Fear North Carolina at about 11 p m on Sept 1. The Coldwater reportedly caught fire and sank while the Wilson proceeded toward the Orient. The Coldwater crew was later reported saved and being taken to Norfolk Virginia.
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New York
Coldwater
President Wilson
Orient
North Carolina
Radio Marine Corporation
S. 8
Wilson
Cape Fear
N. C
Fiest
Savannah
Three Killed By Lightning At Cabot Arkansas Stand
A lightning strike killed George Snyder of Little Rock 36 Gerald Pickard 78 and Earl Sneed 20 all of Cabot injuring eight others last night at a cold rink stand in Cabot Ark The bolt hit minutes after about 20 people sought shelter from a rainstorm Some injured were burned when a gas lamp exploded Physicians said the wounded would likely recover.
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Cabot
Ark
George Snyder
Little Rock
Gerald Pickard
Earl Sneed
Ex Premier Georges Leygues Dies in Paris
Paris September 2 Georges Leygues former premier and foreign minister and minister of marine in the present government died today after several weeks illness He would have been 75 in November His death marks a significant loss for French leadership and diplomacy.
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Paris
Georges Leygues
France
M. Leygues
Man Dies In Blazing Truck Crash At Laurel
At Laurel Maryland on September 2 a five ton truck veered into a bridge on the Baltimore Washington Parkway. Sanford Weed 65 of Rosenhayn New Jersey died after his son in law Wilson Creamer was burned pulling him from the flames. Creamer faced a reckless driving charge pending inquest.
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Creamer
Repeal Vote in Vermont on Tuesday
Vermont faces a decisive special election as the state weighs repeal of the 18th Amendment. After fifty years of anti liquor laws the dry forces and anti prohibitionists clash over leading the nation on repeal. Churches host quiet campaign events as supporters and opponents prepare for next Tuesday’s vote.
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Vermont
Montpelier
Man Held by Ohio Police in Embezzlement Warrants
R. J. Cassidy sought by Meriotte Ohio authorities on embezzlement charges was taken into custody by local police early today and held until the Old police arrive. Cassidy had been visiting in Frederick when taken into custody.
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R. J. Cassidy
Meriotte
Ohio
Cassidy
Frederick
Gas Price Rise Looms as Oil Code Goes Into Effect
Washington reports the oil industry begins under the NRA blue eagle with a plan to fix prices from source to consumer. A 1 to 3 cent per gallon retail rise is expected, with a test period of up to 80 days and potential minimum crude oil price of 1 to 1.10. 1,100,000 workers gain blue eagle hours, with 250,000 more projected.
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Washington
NRA
Ickes
Planning and Coordinating Committee
Roosevelt
Blue Eagle
Federal Administrative Agency
Interior Department
Bureau of Mines
Tekes
Death of Italian aviator in takeoff crash at Floyd Bennett
General Francesco De Pinedo, famed Italian airman, died when his gasoline heavy plane swerved off a concrete runway at Floyd Bennett airport and burst into flames during a takeoff for Baghdad. Spectators fled in shock as rescuers fought the blaze.
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Brooklyn
Francesco de Pinedo
Italy
Bagdad
Iraq
Floyd Bennett Airport
Michael Hicks Beach
Naval
Tate
Notable Aviator De Pinedo Dies In Airplane Fire
The Marque De Pinedo, famed for a 1925 Rome to Tokyo to Rome flight, died when his aircraft caught fire today. Born February 1 1890, he was never married and his parents lived in Rome. He trained in Italy and graduated from the Royal Italian Naval College. Continued on Page 13.
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New York
Flier Liked a Princess in Pinedo Flight Mystery
Rome report says General Francesco de Pinedo, killed in a New York takeoff attempt toward Baghdad, had been eclipsed for four years. Two theories rise to explain his loss of public attention: a romance with Princess Giovanna now Bulgarian queen and possible royal intervention, or failure to report American funds after the 1928 Arizona crash.
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Rome
Francesco de Pinedo
New York
Baghdad
de Pineddo
Giovanna
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
de Pinedo
Italo Balbo
Arizona
Western Union Declines to Join N R A
New York September 2 The Western Union Telegraph company says it will operate under the N R A code and has restored 10 percent of salaries plus a 27 percent refund of six months deductions. Charles H Eyerly remains in stable condition after a major operation at Washington County Hospital.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
MR. Eyerly
Charles H. Eyerly
Washington County Hospital
Eyerly
Heespital
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F.C.C
Democratic Club
Row’s
Ohio Police
Tokyo
Western Union
N. R.A
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