Guns Blaze In Chicago Gang War Ends In Death
In Chicago a gang gunfight left Attillo Fanella 34 found shot in Hessville Indiana and Joseph Tauhey 35 fatally wounded at Windmill Tavern. Police tie Fanella to illegal alcohol activity and link Tauhey to a raid on roadhouse proprietor Victor Willert and maid Sophie Kolanowskie who was ill with pneumonia.
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Chicago
U.P
Attillo Fanella
Hessville
Hammond
Ind
Windmill Tavern
Joseph Tauhey
Victor Willert
Tauhey
Sophie Kolanowskie
Willert
Red Cross Dinner Tickets Put On Sale At Local Store
The county Red Cross announces tickets for a Friday October 18 dinner at the Y M C A priced at 50 cents. Tickets available at Nicola Harmon's book store or via county executive committee members Miss Anna Dawson Mrs Winnie Palmer Dr P L Etter Dr C W Stewart and Lewis Warren. Delegates from Red Cross branches will attend along with community leaders.
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Red Cross
Nicola & Harmon's
Anna Dawson
Winnie Palmer
P. L. Etter
C. W. Stewart
Lewis Warren
Des Moines
Iowa
Chester Man Held as Gambling Keeper
J C Foriash proprietor of a West Chester restaurant was arraigned before Justice W E Barber and bound over to the November grand jury on the charge of keeping a gambling hotive. Bail was fixed at 500 dollars after a raid by the West Chester mayor and constable. Hearings for other inmates were deferred, to be heard later likely before the Chester mayor.
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J. C. Foriash
West Chester
W. E. Barber
Chester
Heavy Rain Turns Dirt Roads To Mud
Last night’s heavy rainfall turned dirt roads into seas of mud today, slowing travel and complicating daily chores as residents cope with pooling water and slick surfaces.
Farm Hands Courageous Home Made Airplane Flight
Lancaster Pa Oct 12 24 year old Charles Shenk prepared for a second cloud conquest in a plane built from bed parts a motorcycle frame a cultivator and sacks. He flew to about 25 feet yesterday then wrecked the craft but said no one was hurt and he would try again despite denying aviation study.
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Lancaster
Charles Shenk
Shenk
Washington Junior College Surprises Albia in Muddy Tilt
Washington junior college stunned Albia with a seven seven first half tie as Korf intercepted a pass and returned sixty yards to the Albia five. Fisher kicked the extra point after Washington’s opening score. Albia answered in the third quarter with Foster’s plunge after a blocked kick. Next week Washington hosts Graceland at Lamont in homecoming events. Albia schedules a return at home on November 16.
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Washington
Albia Junior College
Albians
Albia
Korf
Fisher
Fuhr
Foster
George Freshwaters
Graceland College
Lamont
Iowa
Beautiful Picture Returns to Nurse's Home Garden Gift Lavish Lace
A garden picture by Harrison Dodder was donated to the nurse's home interior. It hangs in the living room, blending with furnishings and greatly admired by the nursing staff during their rest hours.
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Harrison Dodder
Rainfall Totals Documented At Week’s End
Weather records show a fall of 0.5 inches and earlier rain near 0.80 inches, totaling modest totals for the week. Local observers note consistent precipitation across days with no severe storms reported.
Italy presses for naval parity with France at London talks
Italy informs the United States and Britain of its demand for absolute parity with France in all categories of auxiliary ships at the London naval conference. Mussolini rejects submarine abolition and seeks a smaller ratio for capital ships, while Italy seeks equal status with France regardless of other powers.
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Washington
U.P
Italy
United States
France
Great Britain
Japan
Huge Ford Plane First To Land At Local Air Field
Appearing from the northeast this morning the Ford tri motor circled the town then landed at Kendrick field three miles southwest of town. Piloted by Hal George the large cabin carried eighteen passengers and air tour parties. Paul Quinn followed in a dark green Swallow, landing beside the Ford. By eleven am six planes had landed, all praising the 70 acre field described as level and ideal for an airport.
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Kendrick Field
Washington
Hal George
Paul Quinn
Libe
New Hampshire Fish Eggs Increase Boosts Inland Waters
State officials announced that 17 600 000 fish eggs will be placed in New Hampshire waters this year, a 50 percent rise over any previous year. The plan aims to improve fishing prospects across the state.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Treasury to Stop Public Sale of Rum Running Schooners
The Treasury will halt public sales of seized rum running schooners after bootleggers bid on their own seized vessels. Coast guard actions have led to many vessels being kept unsold to avoid future illicit loading of liquor. Fort Lauderdale, Florida holds many old rum runners awaiting disposition as coast guard records show about 500 vessels captured annually.
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Treasury
Washington
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Coast Guard
Sunday Schools Convention Planned at Eicher Church
Miss Ella Gordon announces the county Sunday school convention to be held at Eicher church in Marion township on Tuesday October 29. The program includes devotional periods, talks by Walter Hutton and Rev. Eastwood and Vinz, round tables on leadership and finances, special music, and a chicken dinner for 35 cents.
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Ella Gordon
Washington County Sunday School Organization
Eicher
Marion Township
F. W. Eastwood
Walter Hutton
Neill Trotman
John Speider
A. A. Vinz
Co. EK. Hamilton
Round Table
H. J. Schraga
F. J. Robbins
Joe McClelland
Kingdom
New Day
Nationalists declare war on Gen. Feng Yu Hsiang in China
Shanghai dispatch reports the Nationalist government under Chiang Kai Shek ordering a punitive expedition against Feng Yu Hsiang and two of his generals Sung Chi Huan and Shih Ting Ming. The push aims to quell Feng’s forces near Hankow while facing a southern threat from Chang Fat Kwai linked rebels.
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Shanghai
U.P
Feng Yu-Hsiang
State Council
Chiang Kai-Shek
Feng
Sung Chi-Huan
Shih Ting-Ming
Hankow
Peiping
Chang Fat-Kwei
Fall Is Stimulated by Drugs During Trial for Bribery
Albert B. Fall, a former Harding cabinet member, returns to court for his bribery trial while ill with bronchial pneumonia. He is given small doses of a stimulant and an anodyne to ease pain, aided by a night's rest as he attends sessions in a wheelchair.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
Harding
H. T. Safford
Smoot Predicts Tariff Bill Pass by October 20
Senator Smoot, chairman of the Senate finance committee, said at the White House that the tariff bill could pass before the December session, provided there is no obstruction. He added he expects assurances from Democratic leaders they will avoid obstruction to defeat the measure.
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Wiaashington
Senator Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Senate
Smoot
Study Center Held at Court House
Rural teachers from all over Washington county attend a study center in the court rooms at the courthouse under county superintendent Mrs. Winnie Palmer. Standard rural school teachers will confer with the superintendent during the session. Louise Ewing arrived from Fairfield to visit over the weekend.
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Washington County
Court House
Winnie Palmer
Louise Ewing
Fairfield
Banner Adjournment Presents Veteran Sunday School Worker
Walter Hutton serves as general secretary of the Iowa State council of religious education and is described as a longtime Sunday school worker with many years of experience.
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Walter Hutton
Iowa State Council of Religious Education
Fourth World Series Game Play by Play Cubs vs Athletics
Play by play from the fourth World Series game shows Cubs and Athletics trading at bats with frequent outs and hits. Key moments include Hornsby striking out and walking, Cuyler and Foxx making errors, and Grimm homering as Chicago edges ahead in a tense fielding contest.
Athletics Rally Tops Cubs In World Series Thriller
The Philadelphia Athletics overcame an eight run deficit to beat the Chicago Cubs 10 to 8 at Shibe Park. Ten runs came in a single seventh inning, the most ever in a World Series inning, surpassing the previous record of eight set in 1921.
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Shire Park
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Mackmen
Chicago
Giants
Yankees
Cubs and Athletics Bench Scoreless Run Through Fifth
In the fifth inning Cubs Root and English both fail to produce, with McMillan and Dykes also retired. Athletics Miller singles on a tough grounder, Dykes advances on an error by Hack Wilson, and Boley is caught stealing as Wilson makes a remarkable catch in deep right.
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Cubs
McMillan
English
Miller
Hornsby
Wilson
Cuyler
Bishop
Stephenson
Haas
Cochrane
Root
Boley
Foxx
Athletics
Kiki
Grimm
Quinn
Taylor
Chicago
McMillan O Nat
Sia
Cuyler Stephenson II
Nehfsee
Blake P
Er Malone
Hartnett
Waka Carlson
Simmons
Osama
Miele
Walberg
Rommel
Burns
Grove
Malone
Bodrleshfiy-J.bix
Rommell
Nesh
Walber
Carlson
Nehf
Blake
Markone
Baley
Hack Wilson
Jimmy
Hack
Dykeg
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Sexton Johnson
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Aone
Moat Jackson R
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Darbinson
Cameron Turner
Long
Baird
Elliott
Ottumwa
DeKalb
Shanafelt
Sigourney
Iisher
Mussolini
L] Duce
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MacDonald
Kendrick Pield
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Eicher Church
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Charley
Traas
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