Florida Coast on Alert as Tropical Hurricane Advances
The tropical hurricane menaces the Bahamas and Turks and Caicos as it tracks toward Florida with potential landfall tomorrow. Its northwestward path could bring damage to the Gulf states or miss the coast entirely, while delaying effects threaten shipping and famine concerns in Caribbean regions.
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Westward focus as four tickets surge to towns
West predicts a pivotal political surge as three of four presidential and vice presidential candidates tour key regions. Herbert Hoover plans eastern stops after New Jersey, while Smith, Curtis and others map farm belt, Oklahoma, Colorado and Pacific routes, signaling rapid campaign tempo across states.
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West
Herbert Wet
Quartette
Mississippi
New Jersey
Fred E. Smith
Oklahoma
Colorado
Murders At Northcott Ranch Stir Riverside Area
Officials investigated the Northcott murder ranch as Samord Clark, 15, claimed four boys were tortured and killed there. Evidence included a boy’s hand clothing and scout hat buried in lime near the Northcott farm. Clark said Gordon Cyrus Northcott and his mother abducted and killed the youths. Authorities searched for Northcott and his mother while Cyrus Northcott’s father faced witness status. The case linked to the Walter Collins disappearance and other youths from Glendale Pomona.
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Northcott
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Illinois
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Curtis to Visit Sunday for Public Reception in Pocatello
Arrangements are made for Senator Charles Curtis Republican vice presidential nominee to visit Sunday September 23 in Idaho. A Memorial building reception from 7:30 to 8:26 p m precedes a dinner at Bannock hotel in Pocatello. Curtis travels via private car to Idaho Falls and will be escorted through several towns before the 6:30 to 7:25 dinner and 7:30 to 8:20 reception.
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Johnesse and Dunning Rejected by Nominee for Governor
Idaho political notices report Frank E. Johnesse and Don Dunning, once aligned with the Progressive party, renouncing their ties and joining Democrats. Veterans of Progressive circles, they had earlier shifted to the Democratic side amid factional banter. Senator S. D. Fairchild, also a Progressive nominee for governor, remains central to the evolving scene.
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Butcher Boy killer Kelley found guilty of murder
In Los Angeles on September 15, Pat Kelley known as the Butcher Boy was found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Mrs Myrtle Mellus with no leniency recommended. The death sentence will be mandatory and is to be passed next Tuesday after a swift jury deliberation.
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Los Angeles
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Pat) Kelley
Myrtle L. Mellus
Comely Society
Myrtle Melius
Father offers $2000 reward in Billy Ranieri kidnapping case
Chicago, Sept 15 AP. After a week with no leads and failed rescues, A Frank Ranieri offered $2000 for the return of his 10 year old son Billy. Police raided a resort seeking the boy as negotiators faced a grim stand. The case involved gang ties and a $60,000 ransom offer.
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Chicago
Frank Rameri
Billy
Ranieri
Waverfig
James E. Doherty
Senatorial Nominees Campaign in North Idaho
AP reports John Thomas and Chase Clark campaign in north Idaho. Thomas tours all north counties with former state senator, planning to meet Idaho voters before a September threshold as Charles Curtle passes through. Clark plans a north Idaho tour then heads south to finalize strategy ahead of the state polls.
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Brief Hurricane Survey Hits West Indies Across Islands
West Indies face widespread destruction from a hurricane with San Juan Puerto Rico reporting 70 percent of homes and 40 percent of businesses destroyed. Ponce Puerto Rico records 10 dead and 700 homeless, San Juan and Mayagüez show heavy damage, St Croix and Tortola report many homeless, while ships driven ashore and two schooners damaged offshore.
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Death Toll From Storm Rises to Eight in Rockford
Rockford reported eight dead from Friday tornadoes with more than twenty seriously injured and six still missing. Relief workers fear higher death counts as debris from chair factory B is cleared and authorities deploy guards to manage crowds.
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Hurricane reports kill thirty in Puerto Rico sugar regions
Reports from Humacao in eastern Puerto Rico say about thirty people died after Thursday's hurricane. The storm caused extensive damage, especially to the sugar crop, according to El Tiempo.
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Mining Man Held Captive in Mexico
The United States seeks release of E. J. Bumsted, American mining man held for ransom by Mexican insurgents. Secretary Kellogg told Denver Post publisher F. G. Bonfils that the state department and American embassies continue to use all efforts to secure his freedom. Bumsted, a former Colorado resident and Colorado School of Mines graduate, is held in Mexico City area.
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Denver Post
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Colorado
Colorado School of Mines
Soldier’s long-lost dog tag found after ten years
Lieutenant Walter E. Baker of the 108th field artillery had his dog tag recovered from World War I debris in France. The tag was sent to the American consul at Lille, forwarded to the State Department, then to the War Department, and finally back to Baker in Bridgeville, Pennsylvania.
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Walter E. Baker
108Th Field Artillery
France
Tech State Department
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Lille
State Department
War Department
Bridgeville
Predicted Hoover Lead In Montana By Republican Aide
Mrs. George H. Berry the Montana national committee woman predicted a strong 30 000 vote majority for Herbert Hoover in Montana. She spoke at the western Republican campaign HQ en route to Washington and forecast Hoover would win the state.
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Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Montana
George H. Berry
National Republican Committee
Washington
Old Contract Brings Suit In Creamery Case
Chicago report shows Ada Dempsey claiming $200000 from an Omaha creamery. A 1493 letter by Charles C. Dempsey promised $1000 in stock for five workers if they stayed five more years. Dempsey’s widow found the letter, prompting a suit to recover the stock value after his death.
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Fairmont Creamery
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Ada Dempst
Evanston
Hammer Slayer Stands Convicted in Murder Case
Wikesbarre, Sept 15. Dr Harry B. Hoffman a Ashley physician was convicted by jury in criminal court of murdering his wife Giladice at their home July 21 with a hammer after they argued following the quarrel. When the verdict was read his only comment was It’s right It’s all right with me.
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Deer Abundant Across Idaho Ahead of Oct. 1 Season
A state game department survey reports large herds of deer in Mackay and Dubois areas and widespread gatherings near Idaho City and Grangeville. Hunters from Boise and northern districts may find ample stock, with several fat bands spotted around Lemhi and Council as the season nears opening.
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