Japs Upset Peace Plan Of League
Paris dispatch reports Japan demanding withdrawal of Chang Hsueh-liang’s government and troops from Chinchow, threatening Pacific settlement talks. Japanese envoy says council not taking demand seriously but intends to press the issue, while Chinese representatives call it an attempt to set up a Tokyo subservient puppet regime.
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Cavarly clash near Hailun in Mah Chan-shan counterattack
Dispatches from Harbin say General Mah Chan-shan’s cavalry detachment clashed southwest of Hailun and drove back Japanese forces as part of a counterattack to recapture Tsitsihar. The report notes continuation on page four.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Mah Chan-shan
Hailun
Mah
Tsitsihar
Camera Robs Pilot of Plane Record
Detroit reports Lowell R. Bayles of Springfield Mass flew four times over a three kilometer course at an average 284.72 mph but failed to set a record due to camera failure. The eight exposure shutter hung, leaving timing to stopwatches. his speed would have surpassed the 278.48 mph mark set in 1924 by Warant Officer Bonnet of France.
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Lowell R. Bayles
Springfield
Mass
Bayles
Bonnet
France
Weather outlook for Arizona with fair nights
The forecast predicts fair conditions across Arizona tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change and frost possible in the southeast area tonight. Tuesday’s high and low temperatures are expected to vary little from current readings in Winslow and surrounding regions.
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Arizona
Ancient Papagos Ceremonies At San Xavier Del Bac
Papago Indians prepare for Ilitoi a god of a dying faith to emerge from Pincacate Peak to witness a nocturnal dance. The article notes Papago villages number 105 with about 5000 people and recalls Father Kino’s exploration as archaeologists trace occupation to the eighth century led by Chief Leonardo Rios.
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Ariz
Papago
Papago Point
Eusebio Kino
Mac
Leonardo Rios
Wedell Seeks Mexico to Canada Speed Race Challenge
J R Jimmie Wedell, son of a speed-record flyer, proposes a race with Frank Hawks back to Agua Caliente after setting a six hour forty minute pace from Agua Caliente to Vancouver. Hawks, held by winds, was hospitalized in Yreka, California after a gas-fumes incident during a southbound attempt.
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B. C
Jimmie” Wedell
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Canada
Hawks
Wedell
Agua Caliente
Frank
Yreka
Calif
Striking Teachers Ejected From Prison
A dozen schoolteachers held in the San Luis Potosi penitentiary were forcefully ejected after refusing to leave under court injunctions. Several were on hunger strike. all refused to quit until other teachers arrested ten days prior were accounted for. They were released or deported to various parts of the state.
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Mexico City
San Luis Potosi
Medical and Surgical Association Convention Opens in Phoenix
Delegates and visitors from New Mexico West Texas and Arizona arrive for the 17th annual Southwest Medical and Surgical Association convention in Phoenix. Governor George W. P. Hunt will welcome the delegates.
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Ariz
New Mexico
West Texas
Arizona
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Medical and Surgical Association of the Southwest
George W. P. Hunt
Pan American Air System Extends Mexican Route Network
The Mexican Aviation Company, part of Pan American, linked Payo Crispo in Quintana Roo with Mexico City by air mail and passenger service. A new schedule connects Mexico City with Havana in two days.
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Payo Crispo
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Mexican Aviation Company
Pan American
Havana
Wabash Railroad Enters Receivership Amid Financial Collapse
In a historic first casualty of the post crash era the Wabash railway enters receivership after failing to meet operating expenses. Walter S. Franklin and Frank C. Nocodemus Jr. named receivers following a petition by Moss Tie Company claiming insolvency and a $49 651 claim. Auto industry decline and highway trailer use blamed for revenue drop.
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Believe Wounded Man Buried Alive Near Aachen
Police believe one of three brothers found dead in a forest near Aachen was buried alive after being wounded by bullets. The three young men, sons of a peasant from Posterholt near the Dutch border, were discovered in a shallow grave beneath pine needles by constabulary patrols.
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Germany
Here
Posterholt
Famous Audubon House Torn Down
The John Audubon house in New York is being demolished despite public efforts to fund preservation. Wrecking crews, ignoring its historical ties to Samuel F. B. Morse and early telegraph experiments, will replace it with a modern apartment building.
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New York
John Audubon
Samuel F. B. Morse
Bandits Raid Oquelos as Mexican Troops Pursue
Federal soldiers chased bandits who raided Oquelos in Jalisco killing a chauffeur and kidnapping two Mexican merchants for ransom. The town lies on the main highway linking five central Mexican states.
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Mexico City
Oquelos
Jalisco
Vatican Bells To Be Broadcast By Vatican Radio
The bells of St. Peter's will be broadcast by Vatican Radio on Tuesday, sharing the historic church chimes with listeners in Vatican City and beyond.
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Vatican City
St. Peter’s
Vatican
Democrats Win New Jersey Seat in Special Election
Percy H. Stewart, Democrat, wins New Jersey fifth district seat by 1,902 votes in a special election to fill the late Ackerman. Stewart defeats Republican Donald H. McLean as a national Hoover administration backlash influences the contest. Stewart will serve the remainder of Ackerman's term.
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Congress
New Jersey
Mooneys Fate Hangs on Governor Clemeny Call
Tom Mooney has spent 15 years in San Quentin for a murder he says he did not commit. Governor James Rolph faces pleas from James J. Walker Frank P. Walsh and Aaron Sapiro for clemency as the fate of Mooney rests with executive mercy. The case was moved from the California Supreme Court to the governor’s office for action. Continued on page four.
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Aaron Sapiro
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Edward N. Nockels
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James R. Cromwell
San Francisco
Tom Mooney
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James J. Walker
Two Die As Boiler Explodes In Woodstown Barn
A three ton boiler attached to a 10,000 gallon still exploded in a Woodstown area barn near Swedesboro New Jersey killing two men. The blast ripped a 10 foot hole in Fred Danner’s house and hurled the boiler into a field. Danner said he leased the barn to the two men who planned to make tallow but he did not know their names.
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N. J
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Here
Fred Danner
Danner
Farmers Stop Sale Of Dark Tobacco In Kentucky
Tobacco growers in the Green River Dark Leaf district halted sales in Owensboro after a farmer meeting. J M Vaughn said sales would not open until Monday at the farmers' request due to low prices and demonstrations.
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Tobaccco
Green River
Tobacco Board of Trade
J. M. Vaughn
Wabash Receivership Impacts Market Brief
New York reports the Wabash receivership sharpens railroad concerns but stock effects fade after news that Canadian railroad workers may face a ten percent wage cut per a majority report from the dominion board of conciliation. Baltimore notes a suit seeks a receiver for Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp, a leading theater and production company.
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New York
Dominion Board of Conciliation
Baltimor
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corporation
Coast Guard Bust Aids In Westport Rum Running Roundup
Coast guards customs officers and Westport police joined a land and sea sweep to seize liquor from alleged rum runners. Thirteen men were arrested and 1,200 cases of liquor were seized as authorities sank the New Bedford Motorboat Star.
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Coast Guards
Customs
Star
Reichers Aims Cuban Speed Record From Newark
Lou Reichers aviation editor of Liberty takes off from Newark Municipal Airport at 8 04 am to beat Frank Hawks' Havana round trip record set July 23 The plan includes refueling in Miami on both legs Reichers flies with T O Warfield and seeks a 17 hour 3 minute benchmark with 14 35 airborne time.
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N. J
Lou Reichers
Frank Hawks
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Cuba
Reichers
Liberty
T. O. Warfield
Hawks
Miami
Einstein and Frau Einstein sail for the United States
In Antwerp officials confirm Albert Einstein and Frau Einstein departed aboard the Portland bound for the United States. The liner stops at Panama and Pacific ports, reaching Los Angeles after a 27 day voyage. The departure was kept secret at the professor's request due to media concerns.
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Belgium
Hamburg American Line
Albert Einstein
Frau Einstein
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Portland
Panama
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
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Mount Wilson Observatory
Shootings Involve School Children In Midwest
Chicago dispatch reports three more middlewest school children involved in shootings. Wilbur Sherman 12 in Crown Point Indiana slays Harold Seymour 12 after stones were thrown at his home. Fay Staser 17 Lyons Indiana wounded after threats. Donald Raney Joliet Illinois slightly wounded when a pistol exploded at school. Coroner rules fatal shooting of Constance Trobatos 15 by Joseph Wilson 16 accidental with Wilson linked to earlier deaths.
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Crown Point
Ind
Wilbur Sherman
Harold Seymour
Sherman
Lyons
Fay Staser
Joliet
Ill
Capone Siblings Split Up As Ralph Be moved to McNeil Island
The government ordered Ralph Capone to transfer from Leavenworth to McNeil Island to separate him from other Capone gang members. The move follows his income tax conviction and aims to prevent gang communication.
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Ralph Capone
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Leavenworth
Kansas
McNeil Island
Ralph
Supreme Court
Capones
Bar Silver Steady in New York Trading
Bar silver held at 28 3 4 cents in New York trading, with gains of one to four tenths of a cent noted as steady trading continued.
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Assessors Seek Tax Law Reforms in Arizona
The Arizona Tax Assessors association calls for repealing parts of mining property taxation and weight fees on trucks under 2500 pounds. They favor a law to tax sources of wealth currently untaxed. W. O. Burgies of Kingman re-elected president. Ed Oglesby re-elected secretary. Ming to draft income tax plan for next legislature.
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Yuma
Ariz
Arizona Tax Assessors Association
Arizona
W. O. Burgies
Kingman
Assessors
Ed Oglesby
Maricopa County
Oglsby
A. B. Ming
State Tax Commission
Storms Do Damage In Black Sea Area
Heavy storms sweeping the Black Sea for three days wrecked two vessels and damaged the Constanza harbor. Blizzards blocked rail communication in Romania and Southern Siberia.
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Bucharest
Constanza
Rumania
Siberia
Flagstaff College Registers For Winter Quarter Start
Registration for the winter quarter at the Arizona State Teachers College in Flagstaff will be held on Monday December 7. New entrants may bring total for year to 600, registrar R R Powers said. Late registration after Christmas holidays will incur a fee and not allow a full class load.
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Daily Mail
Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona State Teachers College
R. R. Powers
Schacht Injured in Auto Accident in Germany
Former Reichsbank president Dr Hjalmar Schacht suffered serious injuries when a limousine overturned on a frozen road today in Germany. He sustained heavy head gashes and sprained legs and was taken to a hospital.
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Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Dr. Schacht
Federal inquiry into flood control labor camps brushes slavery claims
Washington reports a federal probe into brutal conditions and peonage allegations among negro workers on the lower Mississippi flood control project. Army engineers and the labor department are to review reporters and critic concerns, with Congress possible scrutiny if findings disappoint. Vicksburg protests over reduced government shop employment also noted.
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Mississippi
War Department
Congress
Army Engineers
Lytle Brown
Army
Labor Federation
Holt J. Ross
Ross
Brown
Vicksburg, Miss
Mississippi Valley flood control chief denies peonage charges
Memphis report says Frank Stanford, president of the Mississippi Valley flood control branch of the Associated General Contractors, denied charges of peonage and brutality levied against him.
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Memphis
Tenn
Frank Stanford
Associated General Contractors Today
Hoover hosts national conference on private homes for all
In Washington 6000 invited 2000 attendees gather to outline steps for better homes. Committees study design, equipment, taxation, financing and construction for city and rural homes. They aim to eliminate slums and improve black housing and farm dwellings.
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Washington
Hoover
Bomb Strikes Sunbeam Theater In Los Angeles Suburb
A dynamite blast at the Sunbeam Theater wrecked the ticket booth and lobby, sending hundreds of nearby residents into the street in a suburb of Los Angeles. No injuries are reported in the immediate summary. Detectives investigate the bombing scene.
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