Cuban military forces strengthened amid Cuba political shifts
Sept 26 report says Cuban forces were reinforced as rumors spread of a change in US policy toward Cuba and possible new revolt. Authentic reports claim talks among opposition factions and the Grau San Martin regime near a settlement, while a custodial force in Cuba is rumored to be planned by Washington. A guard unit of about 2,000 Bean Army youths reportedly manned interior towns. Regular operations were being intensified.
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Thavana
Cuba
Pane
Ramon Grau San Martin
Washiington
Moonshine Case Referred to Probation in Federal Court
In Paul, Sept. 26, John M faces a Federal court appearance over a liquor nuisance charge. He claimed not to intend to produce 25 gallons of moonshine found at his home and questioned his plans for disposal. The case was referred to probation for assessment.
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Paul
John Maa
Not A Wise Bird Collides With Cars In Green Bay
Charles Nachtwey offered a stark lesson in road safety after a bird strike damaged his car. He collided with two marked machines and crawled free from the wreckage, reporting the event in Green Bay Wisconsin on September 26.
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Green Bay
Wis
Charles’ Nachtwey
Ring Lardner Dies At Home In East Hampton
New York September 26 Ring Lardner noted writer humorist died last night at his East Hampton Long Island home after a long illness He was 48 and had been in ill health since a general breakdown in 1931 He was a regular contributor to a weekly magazine in recent months Born in Niles Michigan Lardner gained fame as a Chicago sport writer and later as an author of songs plays and skits
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New York
Ring ‘Lardner
Easthampton
Long Island
Lardner
Niles
Mich
Chicago
Barns Burned on Prince George Farm
James Gardiner, assistant county agent helping with weed control, reports two barns on his Prince George's County farm burned, destroying a tobacco crop and machinery.
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James
Gardiner
Ansistant
Milt Moore
Prince George's County
Rev Dr John Gibson Gantt D D 78 Dies in Maryland
The Rev John Gibson Gantt D D 78 of Baltimore died yesterday at Memorial Hospital Cumberland after a ten day illness from a cerebral hemorrhage. He served the Maryland Diocese of the Episcopal church for over fifty years and aided St Johns in Hagerstown. He mentored Rev Dr Walter Byron Stehl with whom he worked on Marylands Eastern Shore where he established chapels and churches. Funeral will be at Upper Marlboro with Rev Dr Stehl officiating.
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John Gibson Gantt
D. D
Baltimore
Memorial Hospital
Cumberland
Oakland
Maryland
Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
St. John’s Church
Walter Byron Stehl
Gantt
Upper Marlboro
Stehl
Bruce Zeller Dies at 80 Former Sheriff and Commissioner
Bruce Zeller longtime public servant and former sheriff and county commissioner died at his home on Summit avenue at 9 30 this morning aged 80 after months of ill health He was a member of Christ Reformed church He leaves three daughters Miss Eva Kate Mary E and Louise two sons Henry W Harrisburg Pa and Charles Bruce Atlantic City His body will lie in state at A K Coffman funeral home with services Thursday at 2pm conducted by Rev H P Fesperman Interment will be at Salem church Also noted Mrs Robena Judd 68 was found dead at 1934 North Foundry Street coroner ruled natural causes She was widow of Abram Judd and survived by daughter Mrs Rosina Calhoun Funeral services to be held Thursday at 2pm at Suter s funeral home with Rev Paul B Watlington officiating Interment at Rose Hill
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Zeller
Summit Avenue
Christ Reformed Church
Missea Eva
Kate
Mary E
Louise
Henry W
Harrisburg
Charles Bruce
Atantic City
A. K. Coffman
H. Pe Fesperman
Salem Church
Robena Judd
North Foundry Street
J. F. Desmond
Richard H. Sweeney
Senator Coad Open to Gubernatorial Run
Baltimore September 26 Senator J Ollan Coad of St Marys county longtime anti administration figure in Maryland politics today listed as a possible candidate for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Coad noted his tour of the state aims to visit Western Maryland and the Eastern Shore within two weeks saying the trips are not political.
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Baltimore
J. Ollan Coad
St. Mary’s County
Cand Addates
Coad
General Assembly
Senate
Maryland
Fresh Vegetables For Byrd Expedition From California
Thirty five tons of fresh vegetables were en route from Southern California to New York to support Admiral Byrd on his two year South Pole expedition. A science process by Dr. Paul A Bonequet removes water while preserving cellular structure and chemical composition to keep the produce preserved for the voyage.
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Los Angeles
New York
California
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
Paul A. Bonequet
University of Southern California
Four Caught in Memphis Early Today
Police report four suspects arrested in Memphis after a staged raid and a chase related to the Chicago Federal Reserve bank automobile robbery. Kelly, linked to the September 22 Chicago heist, is identified among the bandits who killed a policeman and fled through a smoke screen. Roper confirms a quiet capture at a bungalow associated with Tichnor.
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Raney
Lee
Chicago
Kelly
Federal Reserve Bank
Oklahoma
Charles Urschel
Oklahoma City
Department of Justice
Roper
J. E. Hoover
Bureau of Identification
Washington
Tichnor
Officers Sent by Airplanes
Federal agents captured George Kelly and his wife Kathryn in Memphis. They were to be brought to Oklahoma City for trial in the Urschel kidnapping case, with trial likely begun soon after a verdict in the ongoing Urschel proceedings.
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Oklahoma City
J. Edgar Hoover
United States Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Memphis
Tenn
George Kelly
Charles F. Urschel
Kathryn
Kelly
Urschel
R. H. Colvin
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Calvin Haid
St. Louis
Birmingham
Lee
Chief Lee
Joseph B. Keenan
United States Attorney General
Kellys
Keenan
State Police Warn Against Obscured License Plates
State police warn local motorists to clear obscured license plates or face immediate arrests. Some plates are blocked by devices on bumpers, hiding one or more numerals.
Bee sting injures Daisy town farmer in Charleroi
Joseph Mazer, a Daisy Town farmer, was stung by a bee while pruning a tree and suffered two fractured heels. He crawled about a half mile to reach his home. Irwin F Hoffman, a mutual insurance agents’ rep, returns from the National Association convention in Columbus, Ohio, where C T Warner, Ohio state superintendent of Insurance, spoke.
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Charleroi
Joseph Mazer
Mazer
Irwin F. Hoffman
National Association of Mutual Insurance Agents
Columbus
C. T. Warner
Ohio State
Miller Form Fitting Truss Announcement in Haerstown Md
Announcement for Miller Form Fitting Truss manufactured in Haerstown Maryland by Miller Truss Co in their own laboratories from Taw materials some imported from the Dutch Baest Indies includes Civife 4th floor Grand Bldg hours 9 to F720 8 Adv.
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Miller
Haeerstown
Miller Truss Co
Taw
Baest Indies
Civife
Roosevelt Turns Homeward Today Seeks Recovery Invigorators
President Roosevelt returns to Hyde Park to develop new measures to boost farm prices and credit. He plans further steps on currency, rail steel purchases, and programs to expand credit and raise farm incomes, with talks among steel executives and farm groups guiding fiscal moves.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Hyde Park
White House
NRA
Tampico Hurricane Death Toll Feared At Five Thousand
Reports from military officials and a wireless dispatch described vast destruction across Tampico and surrounding districts. Three-fourths of Tampico lost, hospitals and rail facilities leveled, hundreds feared burned, with death toll estimates from 200 to 5,000. Floodwaters from Panuco and Tamesi worsened devastation. martial law imposed, harbor closed, relief delayed. Damages and crop losses reported across northeastern and central Mexico. refineries and other buildings wiped out. In Brownsville, 87 killed as Civil Hospital collapse linked to the hurricane.
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Tampico
Panuco
Tamesi
Cardenas
San Luis
National Railways
Om- Caly
San Luis ‘Potosi
League Tells of Menace of War at Geneva Assembly
Premier Johan Mowinckel of Norway warned that war remains a global menace as the League of Nations Assembly opened in Geneva. Efforts to bridge France and Hitler Germany were emphasized while Norman H. Davis met with Baron von Neurath. A bicycle belonging to Harry Toms was reported stolen from a West Washington Street storefront.
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Geneva
Johan Mowinckel
Norway
Council
League of Nations Assembly
France
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Norman H. Davis
United States
Baron Konstantin von Neurath
Harry Toms
East Franklin Street
West Washington Street
Blossoms on Hazel Titlow’s trees in Laurens County yard
Two fruit trees in the yard of Miss Hazel Titlow at 528 Salem Avenue are in blossom a plum tree and a pear tree still bearing fruit. Laurens County farmers held their 11th annual pasture meeting this summer.
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Laurens County
Georgia
NRA Board Seeks Seventh Member and Complaint Rules
The NRA local committee seeks the seventh board member and a retail trade representative. John D. Dunn will not serve. Complaints must be written with firm and location, signed, and will be kept confidential unless a judge warrants disclosure. Hearings may require both complainants and employers to appear to state issues and allow rectification before reporting to Washington.
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A. P Underhill
John D. Dunn
Cnmplating
T Compliance Committee
NRA
East
Washington Street
Washington
Curley Would Sell Property To Lutherans
Archbishop Curley seeks DC Supreme Court approval to sell the Queen's chapel property in Northwest Washington to the National Lutheran Home for the Aged for 8600 dollars. The two acre site, bequeathed by Richard Queen in 1794 to St. Francis de Sales church, has not housed a chapel since the newer church was built.
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Washington
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Queen’s Chapel
National Lutheran Home For
St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church
John Carrell
Richard Queen
Curley
William C. Sullivan
Escape by sawed window bars at county jail
Four inmates used improvised rope to lower themselves from a second floor jail window. They fled into the country, possibly boarding a freight train. Ringleader Smith, jailed for a May murder, boasted of the escape while worrying about a wounded shoulder. No bones broken in the 30 foot drop. Fuller also escaped without injury.
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Sheriff Downin
J. A. Bragg
Pangborn Boulevard
Bragg
Smith
Fuller
Ford Workers Strike at Chester Plant Over Wages
Several thousand workers at the Ford Motor plant in Chester walked out demanding higher wages. Company officials refused to comment as the strike began, with workers citing dissatisfactions over pay.
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Chester
Ford “Mater Company
Milk price dispute in Hagerstown faces code approval
In Hagerstown a milk price dispute unfolds as dealers weigh code compliance. McCoy says he will not violate government rules and may quit business if prices rise to 11 cents a quart. He notes 26 dealers sell at 8 to 10 cents and that once majority approve the code, he will follow. A price war last spring cut to 8 cents. many consumers oppose rising to 11 cents while rye planting in Liberty county Georgia this fall will exceed last year by 60 percent.
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Hagerstown
McCoy
N. R.A
Liberty County
Georgia
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