Straton’s Southern Tour Frames Governor as Moral Foe
Dr. John Straton, Calvary Baptist pastor, urged Southern voters to back Hoover, denouncing New York Governor Smith as America’s deadliest foe to moral forces. He labeled Smith “the wet head” and Senator Robinson as “the dry tail,” and planned further visits to debate with Robinson. an elderly woman interrupted, crying scandal and demanding order.
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Jacksonville
Fla
John Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
New York City
Southland
New York
America
Straton
Hoover
Gov. Smith
Dr. Straton
Gov. Smitth
Senator Robinson
Robinson
Father saves son as car hits train in Lachute
A father throws his 7-year-old son from a car to save him before a collision with a Canadian Pacific train near Lachute Ontario. The father Col GN Blais and the car driver were killed, while Lomer Fugere and his son survived.
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Lachute
Ontario
Col
GN. Blais
Ey -Pads
Lomer Fugere
Pugere
Canadian Pacific Railway
Blais
J. A. Boullanger
Sir Limer Gouin
Dominon
Serum Aid Arrives From Toronto and Edmonton for Manitoba Paralysis
Children in Winnipeg await serum shipments from Toronto and Edmonton to treat infantile paralysis cases. The Toronto train carries enough serum for 26 patients, and Edmonton support aims to cut rising case numbers. A Saskatchewan outbreak and a Rocglen district death are noted.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canada
Toronto
Edmonton
Saskatchewan
Rocglen
Church Treasurer Accused in Million-Dollar Shortage
Womack seeks an interlocutory divorce from Ruth Elder citing cruelty and her Atlantic flight as causing distress. He alleges reduced health and efficiency, and says he would welcome reconciliation if she returns. Distracting details continue on page 12. Also, detectives pursue missing Clinton Carnes of the Southern Baptist Home Mission board after a $1,000,000 accounts shortfall. Police focus on Richmond area for Carnes whereabouts.
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Balboa
Canal Zone
Lyle Womack
Deorce
Ruth Elder
New York
Atlantic
Womack
Atlanta
Clinton
Carnes
Southern Baptist Home Mission Board
Cafnes
Richmond
Ogden Pays Tribute to Plane Crash Victims
Ogden holds a memorial for Moyd A. Timmerman and Jesse S. Richards, two victims of a Pocatello air crash. Ceremonies at the Ogden tabernacle featured tributes from Judge A Nowell, Mayor Frank Francis, and community leaders. Firefighters and police attended, with attendees from Utah and nearby states.
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Ogden
Moyd A. Timmerman
New Man
Pocatello
Ogden City Cemetery
Ogden Tabernacle
Ogden Real Conte
Timmerman
A. Nowell
Chamber of Commerce
Prank Francis
B. H. Reb- Ralt Lake
146Th Artillery
Berches @tar Legion
Castle
Murphy
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormon
Jesse
Richards
Ogden Chamber of Commerce
David O. McKay
Latter Day Saints Church
United States
William H. King
Francis
James H. Devine
Ogden Chambers of Commerce
Franklin
George T. Hyde
Texas Executes Two Convicted of Assault in San Antonio
Huntsville Texas September seven two criminals Esquival Servina and Clemente Rodriguez were electrocuted at the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to criminal assault on three San Antonio high school girls. Rodriguez walked first to the chair then Servina followed both voicing innocence and bidding farewell. Mendoza remains imprisoned after pleading guilty to robbery.
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Huntsville
Texas
Esquival Servina
Clemente Rodrigues
San Antonio
Rodriguez
E. L. Angier
Servina
Rodrigues
Gervina
Enrique Mendoza
Wan
Survey to overhaul water and sanitation in tourist parks
A mis survey will examine supplies and all sanitary services as well as water and sewage systems in tourist parks. The review aims to assess current infrastructure and plan improvements for safer visitor facilities.
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Mis
Revenue agents arrested in extortion plot over tax cut
New York reports detail an extortion scheme in which internal revenue agents Edward F. Brown and Elmer F. Andrews allegedly planned to secure a 35,000 payment for a 250,000 tax reduction for Reginald W. Ragland's client. A $10,000 stack was found in Andrews hat as investigators tracked meetings with the attorney.
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New York
Bil’s
Internal Revenue
Edward F. Brown
Elmer F. Andrews
Reginald W. Ragland
Wall Street
Ragland
Brown
Andrews
Fey
Bing
Harry F. Sinclair
Reginald W. Ragand
Binclair
Belair Oil Company
Amnesia Victim Priest Found Wandering in Denver
The Rev. Johns Lyons, 48, a California ordained priest from Spokane Washington, was found wandering a Denver street and treated at a hospital for amnesia. He previously served as a pastor in Sacramento, California.
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Denver
Colo
Johns Lyons
Spokan
Wesh
Sacramentos
Calif
Bootleg Ring Alleged Headed by Max Hoff Named in City Case
Philadelphia District Attorney Monaghan announced evidence ready for the grand jury detailing a bootleg ring led by Max Boo Boo Hoff. The scheme diverted over 350000 gallons of liquor from a local distillery to the nation while using machine guns and bullet proof vests, with police corruption and murders linked to the traffic.
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Philadelphia
Monaghan
Max “Boo Boo” Hoff
Hoff
Edward 8. Goldberg
Goldberg
Schofield
Godberg
Johnson says New York will not be carried by Hoover
Milwaukee September 7 William E Pussyfoot Johnson a militant dry crusader from Guv Smiths state said the Democratic presidential nominee would not win New York in the coming election. He predicted Hoover would carry New York and noted Smith carried only a few counties and New York City.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wiliam E
Pussyfoot
Johnson
Guv Smith
Democratc
New York
Hoover
New York Ciy
Yankees fall twice as Athletics pull even in pennant race
Washington defeats New York 11 to 6 and 6 to 1 in a doubleheader to tie the Yankees for first in the American League. Philadelphia loses to Boston 6 to 4 in the day’s other AL games. Chicago beats Cincinnati 11 to 4, while St Louis and Pittsburgh also play.
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New York
Yankees
Athletics
Washington
Red Sox
Rhe Washington
Hadley
Ruel
Zachary
Collins
Marberry
Tate
Hoyt
Thomas
Moore
Bengough
Dickey
Philadelphia
Boston
Groves
Cochrane
Ruffing
Hoffmann
Earnshaw
Orwell
Rommel
MarPugden
Griffin
Berry
RUE
Edwards
Cooney
Taylor
Benge
Davis
Barnes
Spohrer
Milligen
Leran
Chicago
Cincinnati
Lucas
Luque
Sukeforth
Root
Hartnett
Louie
Chicago Woman Held Over Threat That Led to Mother's Death
Police hold Misa Adelaide Bradley, 43, on charges related to relaying a threat that preceded the killing of her 70-year-old mother, Mrs Constance Bradley. A physician said the daughter had long suffered nervous disorder and was under care.
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Hicago
Misa Adelaide Bradley
Constance Bradley
Miss Bradley
Tragic plane crash probe nears end with unexplainable cause
Officials from the air craft division and the Ways extension department continue to study Tuesday’s crash that killed seven. They interviewed witnesses and examined the wreck, noting the wings remained intact and the ship was bent on impact. They deem the disaster an unexplainable tragedy with no clear cause.
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W. L. Shields
Aircraft Division
Department of Commerce
G. Miller
Atr- Ways
Department
Shields
Smilar
Miller
Pocatello
Dake Second in Air Derby to the Coast
Fort Worth Texas September 7 Earl Rowland of Wichita Kansas led trans continental air racers into Fort Worth in a Cessna monoplane arriving at 1 07 p m Robert Dake of Pittsburgh in an American Moth followed at 1 32 36 p m Nosing out W N Emery of Bradford Pa for third Tex Rankin of Portland Ore with a Waco ship finished at 2 05 43 p m Dale G Jackson placed fourth George W
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Port Worth
Tex
Earl Rowland
Wichita
Kansas
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Robert Dake
Pittsburgh
Kaw
Oklahoma
Texas
W. N. Emery
Bradford
Tex Rankin
Portland
Ore
Waco
Dale G. Jackson
George W
Germany vows disarmament policy while demanding parity
German Chancellor Hermann Mueller told the League of Nations assembly that failure to solve disarmament would doom the League. He urged equal rights for military buildup by all nations and praised Stresemann’s policy of friendliness and the Kellogg Briand pact as guiding principles.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Hermann Mueller
Germany
Assembly
Herr Mueller
Gustav Stresemann
Defense Loses First Skirmish in Kelley Murder Trial
In Los Angeles on September 7, defense lawyers for Leo P. Kelley faced a setback as a judge sustained a prosecution objection and barred scandalous testimony while allowing limited evidence about Myrtle Mellus. The day centered on whether Kelley killed his society sweetheart and whether Mellus’s alleged fainting spells and drinking habits bear on the case.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Leo P. Kelley
Butcher Boy
Kelley
Myrtle Mellus
Eggs and Fist Fight Mark Alabama Anti Smith Meeting
A political meeting in Fort Payne Alabama ended in confusion after eggs and oranges were thrown and a fist fight broke out. Deputy sheriffs restored order as alderman candidate Henry Price was escorted home after an incident with Raleigh Monroe, son of a prominent figure. Speaker Dr John R Turner faced interruptions from Smith supporters amid a chorus of jeers and a shower of projectiles.
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Fort Payne
Ala
North Alabama
Henry Price
Price
Ralrgh Monroe
Monroe
Pegues
Jackson County
John R. Turner
Albertville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Smith
Hoover
George W. Wilburp
Little Rork
Ark
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Bove
Hore Alassell
Parker Cramer
University of Michigan
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Sukheroppen
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Harry Sinclair
Shields and Miller
Make
Robert Hoagland
Springfield
Wheatley
Kellogg
Nicaragua
Dake
Roosevelt Field
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