Landon Heads to Des Moines for Farm Address Tour
Gov Alf M Landon travels from Topeka toward Des Moines Iowa for a major farm address on the Sunflower Special train. He criticizes relief waste and calls for honest reforms while pledging to push farm relief social security and oppose reciprocity treaties. William R Castle accompanied him. (Continued on page eight)
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Landon
Des Moines
Iowa
Alf M. Landon
Missouri
Onsin
la Follette Gressive Party
Wisconsin
Sunflower
Topeka
Issouri
Minnesota
Wis
Illinois
William R. Castle
Etary
London
Kansas City
Frederick county teachers begin new session with song
Pedestrians heard voices from the building as teachers met to start a new session and teach Frederick County citizens to sing. The article quotes Winthrop and Izaac Walton on music as a blessing and a key art that soothes the spirit and elevates the soul.
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Ford
Izaac Walton
Frederick County
Parade of Twelve Hours Stuns Cleveland Veterans
Footsore but jaunty thousands of World War veterans marched through Cleveland for the American Legion’s 12 hour parade. The four mile route ended at municipal stadium while the “40 et 8” honor society held its dawn-waking display.
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Cleveland
America
Legion
Euclid Avenue
Municipal Stadium
Lake
Dusky Gypsy Maid Sought After Swindle Reports Grow
Police warn of Romany gypsies operating a flim flam racket targeting residents of Winchester and Frederick county with losses from 50 to 75 dollars locally and 3000 dollars in Hagerstown. Mary White, 29, sought at Roanoke on swindle charges, described as 5 feet tall with olive skin and brown hair, last seen near a Shenandoah camp site.
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Roanoke
Winchester
Frederick County
Hagerstown
North Carolina
Mary White
Shenandoah
Ideal
Shenandoah River
Post Office
O Nea l Pro poses Farm Relief Council
Edward A. O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau Federation told President Roosevelt in Hyde Park that a federal state county and farm cooperative council should coordinate agricultural relief activities. He said Roosevelt favored the plan.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Giants Fall to Phillies in Opening NL Pennant Bid
The New York Giants were defeated 11 to 7 by the Philadelphia Phillies in the first game of a double header. Philadelphia scored seven runs in the second inning, with Chuck Klein belting his 25th homer of the season in the sixth.
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Philadelphia
New York Giants
Phillies
Phils
Chuck Klein
Mussolini Orders Italian Delegation Out Of Geneva Talks
Italian premier Benito Mussolini ordered the Italian delegation to bolt the Geneva broadcasting congress amid Italy's displeasure over Ethiopia. The World Court appeal was approved by the credentials committee amid disputes over Ethiopian participation and potential Italian resignation.
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Mussolini
Geneva
Joseph E. Sharkey
Associated Press
Benito Mussolini
M. Demichelis
Itaan
Congress
Broadcasting Congress
Italy
League
Ethiopia
World Court
League Assembly
Ce Solinit
Former policeman shoots wife then himself in dispute
In Washington on September twenty second a former officer James Harry Fling aged forty two shot his estranged wife Ada thirty two injuring her in the jaw and fatally wounding himself as their six year old son Jimmie watched. The boy ran from the scene crying that he had no father or mother. Conditions described as serious for both parents. Neighbors say Fling had visited the home during a heated argument and police found letters he wrote urging reconciliation.
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Washington
James Harry Fling
Jimmie
Fling
Ada
Man With Truck Offers Coal Hauling Near Frostburg
A man with a truck offers coal hauling services from near Frostburg. Citizens are advised to see the City Manager at once regarding the matter dated 9 22 1p 31.
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Frostburg
Gorilla Man Confesses to Murder of Ruth Muir
San Diego police report Donald J. Hazell the 225 pound gorilla man confessed to killing Ruth Muir the 48 year old Riverside YWCA secretary in La Jolla on August 31. Hazell was sent to a state insane asylum after capture on September 4 and the confession was obtained at Patton by officers Stotler and Blue. Authorities will verify details before formal charges.
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San Diego
Calif
George Sears
Donald J. Hazell
Ruth Muir
Riverside Y. W. C. A
la Jolla
Hazell
Miss Muir
California State Institution For the Insane
Sears
Ed Stotler
Walter Blue
Patton
Robert Flack
Chester Gunn
F. E. Toomey
Flack
Blue
Stotler
Chief Sears
Der Fuehrer Evasive Answers Inquiries In Circles
Officials evade direct responses to questions about leadership and policy. The article notes cautious statements from authoritative circles and continued ambiguity surrounding the Führer’s plans.
Germany weighs Hitler as chancellor and Der Fuehrer title
Berlin, Sept. 22 Adolf Hitler may be chosen as Nazi chancellor and keep the title Der Fuehrer. Col. Gen. Hermann Goering is named as possible successor. Observers note his role as standard bearer and his ability to appoint capable men beyond party rank. The report’s persistence fuels some belief in a basis for the forecast.
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Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Hitler
Reichschancellor
Nurnberg
National Socialist Party
Torm Ho
Goering
Prussia
Prussian
Violence Flare At Archer-Daniels-Midland Plant
In Minneapolis on September 22 three men were injured two by an air rifle shots and two buildings were set on fire during a strike at the Archer-Daniels-Midland linseed products plant. Windows were broken by stones and two sheds caught fire amid ongoing picketing after a walkout over union recognition and pay.
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Minneapolis
Archer-Daniels -Midland Company
Linseed Products
Linseed
Lehman Dismisses Motion to Oust Mayor Laguardia
Governor Herbert H. Lehman dismissed a petition seeking removal of New York City Mayor Fiorello H. Laguardia. He said there was no reason for executive action and announced the decision in Albany.
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Albany
N. Y
Herbert H. Lehman
Fiorello H. Laguardia
New York City
Strong Protest On Executions Reported
Montevideo reports the Uruguayan government will protest to Spain over the reported executions of Dolores and Maria Aguiar sisters of the Guayan vice consul in Madrid. The government also plans to raise the matter at the League of Nations assembly in Geneva.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Dolores
Maria Aguiar
Madrid
Assembly of the League of Nations
Geneva
Colonel of Black Legion Denies Ordering a Killing
Detroit testimony shows Black Legion Colonel Harvey Davis denying he ordered the killing of Charles A Poole by Dayton Dean. Dean testified he fired the shots that killed Poole last May but said Davis ordered the execution. Davis said he was promoted to colonel weeks before Poole’s death and discussed abducting Poole with Dean.
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Detroit
Harvey Davis
Black Legion
Dayton Dean
Charles A. Poole
Dean
WPA
Poole
Davis
Pee
Charles 5
Joseph A. Moynihan
Fatal Stroke In Corn Field Claims Frederick County Man
Dorsey Yeakley a long time Winchester resident and member of a prominent Frederick County family died suddenly at 3 30 yesterday afternoon from a heart attack while at work in a corn field on his nephew William H Cochran's farm four miles northwest of the city. He was in his seventy sixth year and was active in the community. Mrs Cochran witnessed the seizure and field workers nearby assisted but he died on the spot. He was a son of the late Mr and Mrs James Yeakley.
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Dorsey Yeakley
Frederick County
Winchester
William H. Cochran
Yeakley
Mrs Rohde Hurt in Fall After Speech
Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde former U S minister to Denmark and daughter of William Jennings Bryan suffered a broken leg in a fall near her car after a speech urging Roosevelt re election She was moved to a hospital and will cancel remaining engagements while doctors reported the injury as a break below the knee and advised rest and recovery.
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Washington
Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde
United States
Denmark
William Jennings
H. ©. Wadsworth
Ford Bargains Offer Two 1936 Tudor Sedans
Ford Regular Tudor Sedan priced at 134 down and 25 per month for 3 days only, no trade accepted. DeLuxe Tudor Sedan available for 77 down with 25 monthly payments. Bickers Motor Co. location noted.
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Chance
Bickers Motor CO
Reverend E. B. McGukin resigns to join Knoxville church
The Rev E B McGukin pastor of Lou doun Street Presbyterian Church for about two years will resign to accept a call from the First Presbyterian Church of Knoxville Tennessee. He declined a Charleston West Virginia call but will tender resignation at an upcoming meeting. A Georgia native, he came to Winchester from Lafayette Presbyterian Church Norfolk VA and is highly regarded along with his wife.
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Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Knoxville, Tenn
MocGukin
Es Co
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Charleston
McGukin
Georgia
Winchester
Lafayette Presbyterian Church
Norfolk
Cigarettes Stolen In Straburg Junction Theft Plague
Police hunt for thieves after 15000 packs of popular brand vanish from Strasburg Junction. An auto seen heading toward Martinsburg around 4 AM September 14 is being watched for. Cigar sold widely in flat tins 50 each and round tins 50 each. Previous warehouse robbery in Winchester remains unsolved.
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Strasburg Junction
Winchester
Strasburg
Martinsburg
C. L. Holland
J. J. McCarron
Southern
Baltimore and Ohio Railways
Big Offensive Near Marqueda Reported Incomplete
Fragmentary text describes an offensive near Marqueda with references to routes and routes through Toledo. The legible portions mention Torrijos and en route statements, but many words are garbled, yielding limited, unclear specifics.
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Torrijos
Toledo
Gain Is Made a By-Roosyp The antis le one oi tr 946
A fragmentary OCR item lists a byline and stray numbers. readable text references Dan writater and an antis motif. the snippet suggests a politics or opinion context with unclear attribution and date.
Public Sale Notice on 35 head mixed cattle lot
Auction announcement lists 35 head mixed cattle carrying lot details. Entry at 1 p.m. at Millwood venue with items including iron merchandise and related logs. Buyers urged to attend as firm bid process begins.
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American Legion Convention
Sedley Peck
James McCann
M. J. Carole
Loyella Sherman
Bob English
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Dudley J. Hard
Chicago Board of Trade Post
Ray Murphy
San Gabriel
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Mexico
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Hawaii
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O’neal
Federal Farm Relief Council
Giants
Duce
Moling & Cather
Sool
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E. B. McGukin
W. Va
Knoxville
Dicate
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Marqueda
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Millwood
Meenis
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Sarah ‘Zane
Ee Rb. Brown
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