Illinois Troops Deployed to Canton After Mine Riot
Canton Illinois deployed Company F of the 130th Infantry under Capt Amerigo Bonjean to restore order after a fatal shooting at the Pschirrer and Clearview mines. Sheriff Prickett appealed to the Illinois National Guard adjutant general and Lt Col Wansbrough forwarded troops from Peoria. Miner Robert Pollitt 22 was shot while visiting the Pschirrer home. car license traced to Leroy O’Brien Norwood Park. Police report many union men threatened and 100+ special deputies and guards placed around the city.
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Canton
One Hundred and Thirtieth
Hinois
Peoria
Amerigo Bonjean
Co. Prickett
Fulton
County
Prickett
Carlos Black
Ilinois National Guard
Springfield
Wansbrough
Robert Pollitt
Pschirrer
Clearview
Pollitt
Charles Pschirrer
I’schirrer
South Main Street
Leroy
T O'Brien
Irving Park Boulevard
Norwood Township
Pollitts
Roosevelt and Smith Mend Faction at New York Democratic Convention
At Albany 8000 delegates cheered as Governor Roosevelt and Al Smith reconciled amid the fight to nominate Lieutenant Governor Lehman over Tammany Hall opposition. Wagner was renominated while Republicans at Buffalo named Hovan, Davison, and Medutie for top offices.
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Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
al Smith
New York
Happy Warrior
Herbert Lehman
Tafmany Hall
Robert F. Wagner
Buffalo
Col
William J. Honovan
Ef.trubee Davison
George Z. Medutie
United States
Mexico Expels Papal Delegate Amid Religious Controversy
Archishop Leopoldo Ruizo y Flores, papal delegate to Mexico City, boarded a plane toward the U S border under a presidential decree expelling him as a pernicious foreigner. He traveled with interior department agents and Carlos Corte in relation to the recent papal encyclical dispute over the Mexican religious problem.
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Mexico City
Leopoldo Ruizo Y Flores
Mexico
United States
Department.of Interior
Carlos Corte
Yankees Clinch World Series With 18-6 Rout
The New York Yankees defeated the Chicago Cubs 18 to 6 at Wrigley Field, sealing the world championship with a dominant barrage of 19 hits including three homers. Total four game attendance reached 1 919 858 with receipts of 713 377. players and clubs shares totaled 363 822 and 60 637 respectively, advisory council 107 006.
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Chicago
New York Yankees
Yanks
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Advisory Council
Editor Rudolph C. Bach Ends Life Over Stenography Errors
New York editor and publisher Rudolph C. Bach forty five shot and killed himself in a fit of anger over a string of stenographic errors while composing a letter for his Stamp Collectors' magazine police said.
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New York
Rudolph C. Bach
Stamp Collectors' Magazine
Confesses to Theft of Half a Million by Lawyer Glaeser
Chicago. Charles F. Glaeser a Lake View area lawyer and mortgage dealer confesses to embezzlements and frauds over ten years totaling about 500000 dollars affecting more than a thousand victims. State's Attorney Swanson and Glaeser's attorney describe likely guilty plea as the path forward amid numerous encumbered real estate holdings.
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Chicago
Charles’f. ‘Glaeser
Lake View District
Swanson
Glaeser
Allen W. Cook
Elmer
John
Irish Governor General Ousted by De Valera
Eamon de Valera as president of the Irish executive council fired Governor General James McNeill and prompted the king to accept his resignation. McNeill, an Ulster man, traveled to London, dined with the king, and learned of the action already in progress.
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London
Executive Council
McNeill
Oyanedel Becomes Chile's Provisional President
Judge Abraham Oyanel del, president of the supreme court, was sworn in as vice president and automatically became provisional president after Gen Bartolomo Blanche resigned. Chile sees its fifth ruler in four months as the barrack bolstered government shifts.
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Santiago
Chile
Abraham Oyanedel
Supreme Court
Bartolmo Blanche
Carlos Davila
Oyanedel
Blanche
No Levy Needed To Finish State Capitol
Nebraska’s capitol is completed with no further funds needed for construction or ground work. The capitol commission asks reappropriation of any unexpended balance for use after July 1, 1933. The plan started in 1919 with a pay-as-you-go levy. by 1933 no levy will be assessed.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Capitol Commission
Roy Cochran
Smith
Capital Commission
Governor Bryan Outlines Plan to Restore Nebraska Lakes
Governor Bryan announced a plan for the Game and Fish Commission to raise water levels in Cherry County lakes this fall. A dam on Gordon Creek near Hackberry Lake would back floodwaters to lift Hackberry and downstream lakes including Alkali Willow, aiding hay lands and fish stocks. Secretary Frank B OConnell was told to have the commission’s engineer survey the area and estimate costs.
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Nebraska Lakes
Lincoln
Bryan
Gamé¢ and Fish Commission
Cherry County
Hackberry Lake
Willow ‘Lakes
Gordon Creek
Hackberry
Ame Commission
Frank B O'Connell
The
Game Commission
Bryan Said
Commission
State Fair Remains In Red Amid Lincoln Report
The Nebraska state fair is about $141 000 in the red according to a board of managers report issued after a day long Lincoln meeting. The 1932 fair shows a deficit of 54 817 with an 87 000 shortfall from 1931. Legislative action is awaited before alleviating indebtedness. Secretary George Jackson notes bills are being paid as possible and time is needed for the legislature to decide. Total 1932 receipts were 68 390 against 123 280 in expenditures, with gate receipts and concessions among the best sources.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
George Jackson
August Nebraska butter output up 15.6 percent
State and federal figures show Nebraska August creamery butter production 15.6 percent higher than August last year with national creamery butter up after declines in June and July. Nebraska gasoline tax receipts for September 1931 cited as around 736 thousand dollars by State Treasurer Buss, compared with August and last September. Nebraska loans from Reconstruction Finance Corp total 1.361 million through August 31, with another 172 thousand lent to banks and insurers. Lakes in North Nebraska may be vanishing due to pump irrigation, and areas report drought on several lakes. Union Stock Yards Omaha to host Ak-Sar-Ben events with two free admission tickets offered to stock shippers to South Omaha.
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Nebraska
State
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Abe
Finance Corporation
G. H. Nichols
Forestation
Parks’ Commission
Nichols
Union Stock Yards Company
Omaha
South Omaha
Nebraska sweet clover seed crop down this year
State report from the hay seed and seed division of the department of agriculture notes smaller acreage in northern and western Nebraska lowers the seed crop. Southeastern yields hold, production up slightly, and prices range 1.50 to 3 per 100 pounds. National crop forecast about two thirds of last year due to grasshoppers drought heat and rains at blossoming time.
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Nebraska
Hay, Seed and Seed Division
Department of Agriculture
Smithsonian archaeologists uncover pre-pleistocene man on Signal Butte
Smithsonian Institution archaeologists report discoveries on Signal Butte in Nebraska. Evidence includes human bones and crude implements across three occupation layers. Lowest deposits lack pottery, suggesting pre-pleistocene era and human presence 15,000 to 30,000 years ago.
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Smithsonian. Institution
Signal Butte
Nebraska
America
Coyote Found Far From Native Plains Habitat
The coyote, long associated with the western plains, has been found far from its natural range including an animal killed on the outskirts of Baltimore last year and others located in Georgia and Florida.
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West
Baltimore
Georgia
Florida
Soft answer turns wrath away, long answers deter inquiries
A Terre Haute Tribune rendition notes a proverb about quiet replies steering conflict and lengthy explanations dampening future questions, reflecting a cautious media voice on communication.
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Terre Haute Tribune
How One Woman Lost 10 Lbs in a Week
Dayton resident Mrs. Betty Luedeke claims Kruschen helped her shed ten pounds in seven days. She advises taking half a teaspoon in hot water before breakfast and cutting fatty foods, noting the product lasts four weeks and is backed by a money back guarantee.
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Betty Luedeke
Dayton
America
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