Insurrection Rumors Fly Across Madrid Valencia and Barcelona
Reports from the Spanish crisis say generals former congress president and a Paris-based politician lead a bid against Primo de Rivera with thousands arrested. Rebels concentrate in Barcelona and Valencia while Madrid troops stay in barracks as the movement unravels within 24 hours.
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Primo Tic Rivera Ars
Madrid
Barcelona
Valenyeia
Motorist indicted in fatal Atlantic crash
Walter Kelly of Atlantic has been indicted for manslaughter in Cor-Tol for the death of Frank Tracey after Kelly rode in a car that crashed into a phone booth two weeks earlier.
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Atlantic
Walter Kelly
Cor- Toh
Frank Tracey
Kelly
Southern Democrats Confident in Solid South for Smith
Washington reports Democratic leaders see the South remaining solid for Smith and Robinson as the 1936 campaign enters its decisive phase. They note Dixie electoral votes will stay with the Houston ticket, while southern papers largely back the ticket and seek to mobilize a large Democratic turnout.
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Dallas
Oklahoma
Simmons
Washington
Gav. Smith
Frederic William Wise
D. C
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North Carolina
Smith
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Belter
Heflin
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Robinson
Bibb Graves
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Walter F. George
Georgia
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Hoover Democrats
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Chattanooga News
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McAdoo
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Swanson
Virginia
Fletcher
Florida
Union
Pat Harrison
Hoover
Courier Delivery Time and Corrective Contact
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Athletics Wulp Yank Final Game Of Series
At Yankee Stadium on Sept 12 the Athletics gained a 4 3 win over the Yankees, avoids loss to cut the lead in the American League to 1 1/2 games. Bishops home run in the ninth with two out won it for Philadelphia as Ehmke left injured in the eighth and Hoyt retired in the ninth.
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Macks
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Combs
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Ruth
Meusel
Ossie Orwell
Lazzeri
Four Ex Champions Fall in Early Amateur Golf Round
Brae Burn Country Club Newton Mass Sept 22 Four former champions lose in the first 14 hole match play round of the national amateur golf championship. von Elm Detroit falls to Arthur W Yates Rochester NY 3 and 2. Chick Evans Chicago 1927 runnerup loses to John Dawson Boston 2 and 1. Max Marston Philadelphia 1923 champion eliminated by Bustage Storey Lupin 18 holes. Francis Ouimet Boston favorite drops to Phillips Finlay Boston 2 up. Bobby Jones defending champion defeats J Walcott Brown New Jersey 4 and 3. John B Beck Great Britain defeats E Knepper Chicago 3.
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Detroit
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Arthur W. Yates
Rochester
N. Y
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
Francis Ouimet
Boston
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John Dawson
Dawson
Marston
Bustage Storey
Lup
Oulmet
Decree 19 Asked WA Court By WCRW Chicago
Suit filed in United States district court to restrain the federal radio commission from enforcing its Sept 1 order reducing power of over 60 stations. WCRW Chicago, operated by Clinton R White, seeks to define authority under the 1927 radio act and aims for a temporary injunction. White reportedly spent 30000 on equipment and had no hearings before license removal. A similar test case by WIW was won earlier, guiding current litigation.
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United States District Court
Federal Radio Commission
WCRW
Clinton R. White
Radio Commission
William B. Gemmill
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Commission
James H. Wilkerson
Gemmill
Federal Commission
WIW
Former Illinois American Legion selects commander at Waukegan
Shillinglaw, a Chicago resident and former attorney here before World War I, was elected state commander of the Illinois American Legion at the first session in Waukegan. He led on the first ballot with the best votes, with James G. White as nearest rival. The decision was unanimous on the second ballot. Shillinglaw served in M C A work in France during the war and afterward managed surplus material disposal for the association.
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DL. Shilinglaw
Chicago
Ilinois -American Legion
Waukegan
James G. White
Shillinglaw
France
Association
Postum Buys Calumet Baking Firm in $32 Million Deal
Warren Wright president of Calumet Baking Powder says the consolidation with Postum is a $32,000,000 deal based on current market values. Postum gains control of Calumet through an exchange of stock while Calumet will keep its existing sales policies and distribution system.
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Chicago
Warren Wright
Calumet Baking Powder Company
Postum Company
Wright
Calumet Company
Altho the Baking Powder Company
Carvers Face Cross Cruelty Charges in Des Moines Divorce
In Des Moines on September 12 an answer and cross petition for divorce were filed in district court. George Carver and Margaret Carver, married in 1925, each accuse the other of cruelty. The couple seeks custody of their two year old son. Mrs. Carver once led the national Phi Psi Upsilon chapter.
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George
Carver
Margaret Carver
C. M. Carver
Coupe
Sho
Phi Psi Upsilon
Utility merger: United Light & Power buys American Light & Traction
Davenport Indiana reports that United Light & Power Co. of Davenport purchased the utility group American Light & Traction Co. for 97 million dollars. The deal was disclosed on Tuesday and reflects a major consolidation in the regional power industry.
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Davenport
American Light &Traction Co
United Light & Power Co
Man Dies After Sunday Fight in Des Moines
Des Moines reports a man died in a local hospital after an early Sunday fight. Josh Heathcote died last night. Francis Moore a boxer held on assault charges from the affray and expected to face a more serious charge upon rearrest, police said.
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Des Moines
Josh Heathcote
Francis Moore
Dickman 1a Made 01 Loyalty Reward In Upper Iowa Feud
Fayette ta Court of Special Service reports Dr J W Dickman elected president of Upper Iowa University to defend its status as a separate institution from the Methodist Episcopal merger with Cornell. He succeeds Dr J P Van Horn whose resignation becomes effective Oct 1 after student protests and board action.
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J. Wdickman
Upper Iowa University
Methodist Episcopal
Church
Cornell
van Horn
J.P. van Horn
Board of Trusters
Short Interviews With Home Folks
Dr Roy Leslie Smith pastor of Grace M E church compliments the Evening Courier for its clean contents. He praises the Spotlight writer and editorials and notes the Saturday church page is valued by pastors and congregations. He commends the paper for family friendly readings.
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Evening Courier
Roy Leslie Smith
Grace M. E. Church
Courier
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Bishop Sees Prohibition as Prime Issue in Campaign
Indianale Sept 12 Prohibition, according to Bishop F D Leepe of the Methodist area of Omaha, is the paramount issue of the fall campaign. In a convocation address at Simpson College he warned against discarding prohibition and said it has not failed. He cited less drinking in colleges since the Volstead act.
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Indianale
U.ri
F. D. Leepe
Omaha
Simpson College
Leepe
Child Shoots Her Nursegirl in Eye
Sept. 12. Gladys Dunion, 13, lost sight in her left eye after Ella Louse, 6, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. FP Lapp, accidentally discharged a revolver while in the Lapp home. Dunion was caring for four children when shot. the girl claimed the weapon was pointed playfully and fired. Surgeon’s removal of the eye followed.
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U.rh
Gladys Dunion
Ella Louse
Lapp
Ounton
Thesehild
Billy Sunday to Broadcast Friday on Prohibition Theme
Evangelist Billy Sunday will radio broadcast from Shenandoah Iowa on Friday at 2 am on station KPNF. He will discuss prohibition and has just arrived from Philadelphia. Former Senator Thomas Gore of Oklahoma a Democrat will speak Saturday from KFNF.
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Billy Sunday
Philadelphia
Thomas Gore
Oklahoma
Militia reunites World War I memory of Schumacher at No Man’s Land
Exactly ten years ago today September 32 1918 John H Schumacher 1919 Mulberry street led a listening post in No Man's Land during the St Mihiel drive. He chose a buddy Newingham and began duty at 8 p m relief failed then gas burns sent him to hospital after days of shelling and fighting near Hindenburg Line.
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Mulberry Street
No. Man's Land
St. Mihiel
Schumacher
Ninetieth Division
Jerry
Paris Continues Rhineland Probe Among Powers
Geneva reports say a conference of leading powers will resume Thursday to discuss evacaution of the Rhineland with indications the matter may be settled soon. Chancellor Mueller offered no concrete evacuation plan in yesterday’s discussions though Japan was invited as a goodwill gesture.
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U.ama
Rhineland
Mueller
Altho
Japan
Hoover N Favor of Equal Rights for Women
Herbert Hoover, Republican candidate for president, declared support for equality and equal opportunity for women in business and politics. He said he cannot announce a position on the proposed equal rights amendment until he studies it more thoroughly and asks friends to investigate its effects.
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Washington
BD. G
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Herbert Hoover
Women's Party
Arrest orders target Capone rivals in Lombardo slaying
Chicago officials ordered Dominic Reillo and Jack Zuta arrested in connection with the Lombardo killing. Chief Detective John Stege said the moves could help clear up the Tony Lombardo slaying amid Capone era gangland feuding.
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Lombardo
Chicago
Dominic Reillo
Jack Zuta
Scarface
al" Capone
Tony Lombardo
John Stege
Underworld
Stege
Keilio
Zuta
Jail Dry Leader's Son in Booze Case
Guy son of Rev J W Guy superintendent of the South Carolina Anti-Saloon league was fined 200 and sentenced to four months in jail for violation of the prohibition law He admitted drinking liquor but denied selling it and faced a warrant for sale and possession Open church conference at Oklahoma City session of the Methodist Episcopal church began with Bishop A W Leonard delivering the keynote address to several hundred delegates.
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U.fire A
Guy
J. W. Guy
South Carolina Anti-Saloon League
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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Transcontinental Air Derby Begins From Roosevelt Field
Clifford McMillin leads nine entrants from Roosevelt Field in the nonstop transcontinental race to Los Angeles. Emil Bergen and Ey Ballough follow in the early stages. Maner and Goebel also start as pilots push toward a 24 hour coast to coast attempt.
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Roosevelt
McMillin
Ohos
Penn
Noo McMillin
Stephen da
McMillid
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AC ‘Macready
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Maner
Rene Foncit J
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Bellanca
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Roosevelt Field
Clifford Mestillin
Los Angeles
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Levine
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