Young Holdup Downed by Police Guns in Cleveland
In Cleveland a 27 year old gunman Jaworski was wounded in a police gun battle and admitted taking part in a $10 000 payroll robbery. Detectives pursue his ally Vasbinder as officers search city transit routes and apartment blocks for both suspects.
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Cleveland
Paul Ja
Emil Ziegler
Jaworski
Allegheny Y. Pa
Pittsburgh
Sam Jaworski
Aldhim
Oln Vasbinder
Pittsurgh
Ritual murder rumors spread through Jugoslavia and Europe
Reports from Europe indicate fear among Jewish communities as rumors of ritual murders spread. In Jugoslavia ten people face charges for anti Jewish propaganda linked to the tale. A missing servant girl from Zentar was found with burns, and officials moved to curb the rumor with denials.
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London
Aevices
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Europe
Eace
Jugo
Belgrade
Lone Holdup Hauls Passengers On Lark Pullman
Southern California police searched for a masked train robber who on the Lark pulled a pistol wielding hold up on a Pullman car leaving Los Angeles. He demanded a hatful of cash from about 50 passengers then fled by car driven by a woman, mirroring a prior theft on a Chicago Santa Fe run.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Southern Pacific Limited
Here
San Francisco
Glendale
Comedian W C Fields freed on bail in animal cruelty case
W C Fields was released on bail on a cruelty to animals charge arising from his use of canaries in a Broadway act. Two Humane Society agents testified that birds released from a false beard bumped their heads on scenery, killing four of them.
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New York
W. C. Fields
The
Humane Society of New York
Fields
Bitter Plumber Spends 1900 On Plane Flight For Bride
A 36 year old plumber A Bitter declared he spent 1900 on a plane trip to Lacrosse to woo Clanche Lawrence 20 and wed her. He narrowly escaped death when his plane was forced down near Chappell Nebraska and landed in a hay field due to no airport. Rival suitors pressured Lawrence who had come to care for her aunt who died soon after.
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Ban Francisco
A. Bitter
Lacrosse
Clanche Lawrence
Miss Lawseres
Lness
Ritter
Chappell
Neb
Bitter
Mies Lawrence
Idaho Campaign Outlook and Jones Finalist News
Idaho Republicans rally behind John McMurray as campaign chair promising bright prospects and defense of Baldridge administration. Bobby Jones advances to final in New England amateur golf, defeating Phillips P Clay. Tornadoes kill twelve and devastate Davis South Dakota and surrounding towns, with extensive damage, injuries, and farm losses.
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Boise
John McMurray
Idaho
Cleveland
Smith
Wilson
Maine
Baldridge
Jones
Brae Burn Country Club
Newton
Mass
Bobby Jones
Phillips P Clay
Harvard
Phil Perkins
George Voigt
New York
Chang's Forces on the Rocks Near Shanghai
Reports from Nanking say General Chang Tsung-Chang’s northern anti nationalist force has crumbled before nationalist troops. About 20 000 Chang’s troops were captured while 30 000 remained in disorderly retreat toward Manchuria.
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Shanghai
Chang -Chang
Great Wall
Nanking
Chang Tsung-Chang
Shantung Province
Chinwangtao
Gulf
Lisotung
Dairen
Luanchow
Peking-Mukden
Luan-Ho
Pai-Chung-Shi
Shantung
Manchuria
Shanghai-Kwan
Gulf of Léaotung
Dual Sets of Teachers Parade Township Schools in Rockport
In Kammond township, Rockport Indiana two rival boards face off after the death of Oscar Doyle. After Doyle’s 1927 passing James M. Laird appointed Alex Sauter Jr as township trustee, while Walter Richey was seated by a county court. Both trustees named teachers and staff, creating a visiting split as the Indiana Supreme Court weighs the succession.
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Oscar Doyle
Indiana Supreme Court
Doyle
James M. Laird
Spencer County
Alex Sauter, Jr
Walter R. Richey
Richey
Supreme Court
Sauter
Carl C. Woolner
Mississippi woman shot during city robbery by accused
Rosebud Sykes 26, daughter of a Mississippi family, lies near death in Memphis with a breast wound after Benny Allen 22, a Negro, allegedly held up Sykes and Pierce Caldwell. Caldwell says Allen forced him to flee. Allen confessed to the crime and robbery of Sykes to seize a ring and make advances. her family from Duck Hill, Mississippi, including a former state senator, identifies her.
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Memphis
Tenn
Allen
Miss Sykes
Duck Hill
Miss
National League baseball yesterday with late-inning drama
New York beat Boston 6 to 5 after a 12 run, error filled game with Fitzsimmons, Hogan and Smith starring for the winners. Boston managed one run in the ninth before time ran out.
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New York
Boston
Fitzsimmons
Hogan
Smith
Edwards
Greenfield
Clarkson
Tay
Hubbel
R. Smith
Taylor
First Voters May Vote a Day Early in 21st Birthday Rule
Washington dispatch reports James Francis Burke clarifies that thousands of first time voters who turn 21 on November 7 may vote on November 6 if they meet all requirements. The rule lets those whose 21st birthday occurs the next day legally cast a ballot a day early. Additionally Beece Wilbur orders a destroyer to Charleston to standby for Red Cross relief chief Henry M. Baker in Puerto Rico.
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Washington
James Francis Burke
Republican National Committee
Oook
Burke
Beece Wilbur
Charleston
D. C
Henry M. Baker
National Disaster Relief Direct i
The
Red Cross
San Juan
Porto Rico
Subpar OCR Snippet Describes Flight and Time
A disjointed AP text references A J Parlow and a plane event at Salt Lake City with unclear timing and numbers. The fragment includes references to September and a 12.90 figure after a tight sequence, but the context is incomplete and missing coherent details.
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Salt Lake Geet Lake City
A. J. Parlow
Nine Planes Fail to Produce a Winner in Big Race
The New York to Los Angeles nonstop air derby returns with no winner as nine planes start from Roosevelt Field. Only one reached Los Angeles and was disqualified for a forced landing in Arizona. Goebel’s Lockheed Vega led early but crashed landings and storms left the prize of 22,500 unclaimed.
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Los Angeles
New York
Los Angels
Roosevelt Field
Arizona
Art Goebel
Hawaii
Goebel
Harry Tucker
Packer
George Haldeman
Ruth Elder
Albuquerque
N. M
Lieut
Jack Elseman
Navy
Columbia
Amarillo
Tex
Emil
Burgin
Haldeman
Willard
Nick Namer
Rawlings
Wyu
Wiliam Thaw, II
John P. Morris
Decatur
Ind
Thaw
Morris
Pittsburgh officer in transcontinental plane crash near Decatur
Colonel William Thaw of Pittsburgh co-pilot in the non-stop air race was injured when his aircraft made a forced landing near Decatur Indiana. He and captain John P. Morris lay unconscious in the wreckage for hours before being found as rain fell. Thaw later developed a heavy cold from exposure.
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Decatur
Ind
William Thaw
Pittsburgh
Here
Thaw
John P. Morris
Hoover sweep Pennsylvania like a hurricane prediction
A man told Republican headquarters that Hoover will sweep Pennsylvania like a hurricane and Edward Penneyiven said talk is useless, as they focus on electing a solid Republican congressional delegation.
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Washington
Hoover
Pennsylvania
Republican Oo
Edward Penneyiven
Ingersoll Estate to Fund College Aid Trust
The crduary estate of Mrs Ingersoll of dollar watch fame will establish a trust fund to aid worthy students seeking a college education. The will was filed today in New York after her death in Denver on September 4.
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Ingersoll
New York
Mtr
Dollar Watch
Worthy E
Denver
Turbulent Caribbean Hurricane Devastates San Juan
A tropical hurricane battered San Juan Puerto Rico on September 14, causing widespread destruction. Homes, roofs, and buildings were ruined while transportation and communications halted. The storm peaked at 2:30 PM with sustained winds near 100 mph and gusts to 150 mph. anemometer readings reached 132 mph before failure. Shipping losses are expected heavy and island recovery will take days.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Heler
Race tipping is investigated at Illinois Turf meeting
Telephones billed to jockey C E Allen for long distance calls prompted an Illinois Turf Association inquiry into possible race tipping and broadcasts of information. The bill lists calls to Rogers Hornsby and John McGraw. Both managers denied any knowledge of Allen's involvement.
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Chicago
C. F Allen
Rogers Hornsby
Boston Braves
John McGraw
New York Giants
Illinois Turf Association
The
Tribune
Stuyvesant Peabody
Allen
Hornsby
McGraw
Arlington Park Race Track
Catherine E. Allen
Lincoln
North Side
Ietter
Ollies Rogers Hornsby
C. Allen
Jockey Allen
Boston
Best Braves
C. E. Allen
Linois Turf Association
Woman Shoots Wrong Man on Bus in California
Ruth Sword of Los Angeles faces first degree murder charges after she fired at Wilbur W. Ervin on a Pomona bus, later claiming she shot the wrong man. Investigators found narcotics gear in her belongings and traced her route from El Paso to Passadena.
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Los Angeles
Ruth Sword
Sheriff's Office
Pomona
Calif
Wilbur W. Ervin
Ervin
Aherile
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