Florida hurricane toll and relief efforts reported
The Florida hurricane left extensive deaths and flood damage, with Miami bearing the brunt and Moore Haven devastated by a 12 foot flood wave. Refugees receive Red Cross aid as hospital trains and supplies move in, while planes deliver funds and mail amid disrupted communications. Later reports note other cities cut off, and disaster response expands to shelter and recovery efforts.
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Lorida
Miami
Florida
Hollywood
Moore Haven
Lake Okeechobee
Yeu
Moore Havens
Tampa
Golat
Pensacola
Fla
Mobile
A.a
Gulf of Alexico
United States
Maral
New Orleans
Pensacoli
Death toll at Mian Miami relief and martial law ends
City of Miami lifts martial law as reconstruction begins after the hurricane. Gov. Martin urges continued aid. lights and water return, while death toll rises to about one hundred and three in Miami and nearby areas with thousands injured and displaced.
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ALD, Reck
United Press
Miami
Fla
Florida
John C. Martin
Miami Beach
Hollywood
Neel
Cracer
Red Cross
Hallyswood
South Beach
Denris
Ocean Drive
Escaped Officers Survive Sikorsky Crash Near Paris
Capt Rene Ponck and Lieut Lawrence W Cur U S N escaped with their foe when Charlie Clavier wireless operator and Jack Islamoff mechanic were fatally burned in the fuselage explosion as the giant Sikorsky plane crashed on takeoff for Paris this morning.
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Roosevelt Wield
Uns
Rene Ponck
Chilot
Lawrence W. Cur
U.S. N
Charlies Clavier
Jack Islamoff
Sikorsky
Paris
Bank Robbers Loot First National in Hale Wisconsin Holdup
Five bandits held up the First National Bank at Hale Wisconsin yesterday taking cash and securities totaling between 500000 and 1000000. Sheriff and posse searches extend through southern Wisconsin with directions toward Illinois and Madison as officials confirm 39500 in cash and over 500000 in negotiable securities were obtained.
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Illinois
Columbus
Wis
Wisconsin
Bawklits
Mlinois
Madison
Wisconsin Bankers Association Protective Department
Que Wag
Anether
Utree
Ank
Weanvns Hn
Ned
Hawarden Flood Damage Mounts as Rivers Recede
Hawarden Iowa faces about 500000 dollars in property damage after Big Sioux flood with 204 homes flooded and four houses washed away. Bridges destroyed and railway yards damaged while Red Cross and locals aid cleanup as rivers pull back. Des Moines reports 4 to 5 million dollar Iowa flood losses with five fatalities. Skunk and Floyd rivers fall while Cedar river remains active in eastern towns.
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Hawarden
Earl V. Slife
Weather and Crop Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Sutves
Red Cross
Des Moines
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Hawarthen
Des Moines River
Sioux City
Newton
Muscatine
Vinton
Green Bay
Fort Madison
U S Fliers Hurt in London Air Crash
In Croydon England on September 21 an American plane crash injured two high ranking U S fliers attached to the embassy in London. Major Clarence Tinker and Commander Robert Burg were severely burned and removed from the wreckage of the aircraft which burst into flames upon impact.
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Croydon
Fng
Misoer
Clarence Tinker
Chkliphoma
Robert Burg
Nebraska
London
Fort Sill arrest 18 privates in fires destroying $2 million
Fort Sill Oklahoma reports the arrest of 18 private sailors accused of involvement in fires that destroyed government property totaling over $2 million. Several suspects served in the post fire department and confessed to participating in the arsons as investigators say the plot aimed to attack hotels in Lawton. The probe continues with more arrests expected.
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Fort Sill
Okla
Fire Department
Tme
Post Fire Department
Koh. Fallon
Work War
Secret Serve
Manine
Fallon
Hur Hye
Lawton
Bremen
Everal
Omcere
Former Iowa newspaperman dead in Florida storm
Paul J. Richards, a disabled World War I veteran and Chicago newspaper man who worked for the Miami Tribune when the hurricane hit Florida, is believed dead. His fate remains unconfirmed. Grace Campbell Richards of Dubuque seeks definite word as casualty lists circulate.
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Dubuque
Paul J. Richards
Chicago
Lnique
Sioux City
Miami
Fis
Florida
Richards
Grace Campbell Richards
Ex Gov Davis to Aid Iowa GOP in Senate Campaign
Former Idaho governor W W Davis left for Iowa to help Republican candidates for the U S senate. He will speak in Greene county at Jefferson tomorrow as the first speaker dispatched from Western headquarters for the fall campaign.
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Chicago
Davis
Idaho
Iowa
United States Senate
Greene County
Jefferson
Republican Committee
Courier delivery deadline and remedy notice
The Courier should be delivered to your home before 5:90 o'clock. If you do not receive your paper by Ynathree due to a prior error or other cause, call 5100 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6:30 p.m.
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Ynathree
Wireless Operator and Mechanic Die in N Y Paris Flight Crash
Two men died as Capt Rene Fonck attempted a 3600 mile nonstop New York to Paris flight. Charles Chivier the radio operator and Jacob Islamof the Russian mechanic perished in the burning wreckage. Capt Fonck and Lieut Laurence W. Curtin escaped before the craft burned. The crash was blamed on a wheel buckle in an extra landing gear during a late takeoff attempt postponed by gasoline leakage.
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Rene Fonck
New York
Oacob Islamoff
Westbury
Charles Chivier
Jacob Islamof
Fonek
Laurence W. Curtin
UF. 5. N
Igor Sikorski
New
Paris
Ponck
France
Florida relief fund collection grows for flood victims
Sympathy for distressed Floridians prompts local donations totaling 286.25 by 10 am in Waterloo. H. B. Cropper, Waterloo Red Cross chair, received a message urging immediate contributions to aid injured and homeless as the Courier calls for early gifts with full credit.
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Waterloo
Florida
H. B. Cropper
American Red Cross
Fyvening
Retirement of T. J. Thompson At Standard Oil Indiana
T J Thompson retires as general sales manager and director of Standard Oil Co of Indiana. Amos Ball succeeds him as general sales manager. Thompson rose from bootstrapping work to admin posts starting in Marshalltown Iowa, after arriving as an English immigrant who worked as a day laborer in Grand Rapids Michigan.
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L. A. Downs
Ilinois Central Railroad
C. H R. Markham
T. J. Thompson
Standard Ofl Company
Tiedtana
Amos Ball
General Unity
Marshalltown
Inn
Chicago
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Thompson
Standard Oil Organization
Aiime
Grand Rapids
Mich
Woman Charged in Brother’s Murder in UK Case
Miss Lottie Catron was declared demented by police after her arrest in the murder of Clyde Catron, 44, her brother. Police say an argument led to the shooting. she tried to flee but was captured and jailed.
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Marshalltown
Lottie Catron O
Clyde Catron
Catron
Dies at Rock Island Station En Route Home
Wealthy Luras roaper tacmer H. Bivins dies at Rock Island railway station while traveling from Rochester Minnesota to his home near Ruswell after a recent operation.
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Cuavinais
H. Bivins
Luras Roaper Tacmer
Rock Island
Ruswell
Rochester
Minn
National League race tight as leaders hold two-game lead
The National League title chase stayed tight as the league leaders, the St Louis Cardinals, and the Cincinnati Reds kept pace. The Brooklyn Robins moved to within four runs, while Cincinnati split with Boston as the race remained unsettled with placeholders like Sherdel and Donohue mentioned in late innings.
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Brooklyn
Mt. Lewis Cardinala
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Robins
Jon
Sherdel
Une Robins
Cincinnati
Boston
I Ratwertes
Donohue
Meeker
Lucas
Hargrave
Genewieh
J. Tay
Boy Killed by Auto in Trembling Town
Two crashes, one fatal for 11 year old Willard Cornelison and another 13 year old Loren Cole injured. Willard was struck by Edna Magnuson’s car after stepping into traffic. Loren was hit by Robert M. Ifancark while on a bicycle. Police investigated.
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Loren Cole
Rev. C. Cole
Robert M. Ifancark
Tide of destruction from West Indian hurricane grips Pensacola area
Reports from Pensacola and surrounding Alabama towns describe extensive damage, collapsed docks, and widespread property loss with multiple fatalities feared. Lines from Mobile to New Orleans indicate the storm raged inland across northwest Florida and southern Alabama, cutting communications and threatening floods.
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Mobile
Alabama
Atlanta
Pensacola
Fla
Alabima
Florie
Ahu
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Louisiana
Seminole
Lillian
Ala
Enterprise
Hartford
Geneva
Bay Minette
Monroeville
Dothan
Brewton
Troy
Andalusa
Evergreen
Flomaton
New Orleans
New -Orleans
Bureau
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Burwood
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Flomaton Montgomery
Flomajton
Flomation
Jernt Ban
Selina
Jackson
W. W. Brandon
Mabie
Clark
Washington
Montgomery
Bay Minete
Holdup Man Shot by Victim May Die
John Harley, 23, was wounded three times after attempting to rob J. Mullenbach as he returned home with $5,000 in receipts for the Frolics cabaret. Mullenbach wounded one attacker and escaped. James Kelly was arrested as Harley’s companion. Harley’s wounds may prove fatal.
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Chicago
North Shore
South Side
J. Mullenbach
John Harley
James Kelly
Motorist Fatally Injured in Smash Near Mason City
Jake Hexland 52 of Kanawha died at a hospital after his car rolled over west of Mason City. He was thrown from the vehicle when it turned over and his hose was crushed. An accompanying person witnessed the crash. cause of loss of control is unknown.
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Mason City
Jake Hexland
Kanawha
Two Former Iowans Perish in Florida Hurricane
Courcil Bluffs Iowa Sept 27 Pi Walter Reishire reports that both Mr and Mrs Chris Reishire were killed in the Florida hurricane. The couple, former residents of Atlantic and Maoree Haven, had their home in Florida at the time of the disaster.
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Courcil Bluffs
Pi Walter Reishure
Chris Reishire
Florida
Maoree Haven
Atlantic
Flood destroys $3,000 bulkhead in Barclay township
A $3,000 concrete bulkhead in drainage district No 7 Barclay township was washed out by heavy rains Saturday. Losses fall on local landowners as approaches to 15 bridges in Fox Poyner and Barclay townships were washed out or damaged.
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Barclay Township
Matt Antes
Fox, Poyner
Barclay
Drain Age
Angry Father Kills Son With Old Shoe
Herrin Illinois Sept 21 An enraged father H B Burnett after police delivered his 11 year old son home injured by a cut night threw an old work shoe striking the boy in the neck causing fatal injuries The father cried I’ve killed my baby in custody awaiting coroner jury action saying he aimed to make the day right and was not afraid of punishment.
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Herrin
Ill
INS
Pradtly
H. B. Burnett
Officers Riddle Car When Speeder Flees
Sept 24. local officers could not halt Rawleisha A. Aleson 24 West Union Iowa with the usual summons. They riddled his automobile with revolver bullets and then fled when their car struck a culvert and overturned. Aleson, wanted on a speeding charge, was arrested yesterday when a deputy sheriff recognized his car from Sunday chase. He will be tried today.
Postponed Democratic District Conference in Isvenport
The Democratic district conference scheduled for today in Isvenport Iowa has been indefinitely postponed due to the Illinois Kiwanis convention in session this week. It will be held sometime in October before the middle of the month.
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Isvenport
Tllineis
Iowa
Kiwanis
Starvation Perils 21 Americans Held Prisoners in Besieged Chinese Town
Besieged Wachang City faces severe starvation as 21 Americans and staff are trapped. Names include Bishop A A Gilman, Robert Kemp, Dr Paul Wakefield, Miss Christine Barr, J P Miller, E G Lauder, Dr Enente Blis, Catherine Mabel, Nina Guhem, W E Stewart, Mary J James, and others from Basne University and various missions. Five Germans among the detainees.
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Shangshai
iNsi
Aps
Wachang
A. A. Gilman
Rohbert Kemp
A. Sheperd Ant
Paul Wakefield
Chrls- Une Barr
Basne
J. PP. Miller
E.G. Lauder
eEnente Blis
Catherine Mabel
Hsun
Nina G
Uhem B. Mo Yinehana
Mr. Bayenel
W. EL Stewart
Mary J. James
R. EH
Wood
Stedman
Michael's Church
Mise Russell
Kirst
Mary
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Fort Sil
N. Y.-Paris
Charles Clavier
Florida Relice Fund
Unos Honnson
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Peter Murretis
Allen Printing Co
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Standard Oil
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