Confusion Triggers Arrests After Argentine Troop Shootout
In Buenos Aires a night of firing between troops loyal to the Uriburu regime caused seven deaths and 56 injuries as soldiers defended the central post office and government house. Arrests were ordered for Hipolito Irigoyen and cabinet members as General Augustine Justo emerged as commander in chief of the garrison. Rumors of a counter revolution circulated amid artillery and navy maneuvering near the harbor.
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Augustine Justo
Alvear
Government House
Buenos Aires
Admiral Storm
Jose Evaristo Uriburu
Question Mark Has Enviable Record
Washington reports the Question Mark’s sensational record across cities from Paris to Dallas remains unwritten Paris Rome Athens Alep Karachi Calcutta Hanoi Shanghai Karbine Tsitsi kar Paris Azores Paris. Coste and Bellonte planned to finish their plane-side record during the weekend visit here but the paint job was forgotten in the excitement.
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Washington
Paris
Shanghai
Karbine
Tsitsikar
Azores
Divers Fail To Reach Sunken Egypt Treasure
Italian divers off Brest France could not reach the sunken steamship Egypt as strong currents and dangerous conditions slowed the operation. The divers returned to Brest aboard the calvage ship Artiglio.
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Brest
France
Egypt
Artiglio
Daily Mail Election Service Opens Tonight at Winslow
The Daily Mail Election Service starts tonight at o'clock at the Winslow Chamber of Commerce office with hourly state, county, and precinct return reports. Only regular staff may access returns at the Daily Mail office.
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Daily Mail
Winslow Chamber of Commercce
The
Panama City Unrest Grows as Cabinet Members Resign
President Florencio Arosemena requests resignations of Jepetha B Duncan secretary of public instruction and L F Clement secretary of agriculture following earlier withdrawals by A Robles interior minister T G Duque finance minister and J D Arosemena foreign affairs minister. He names Nicolas Victoria for finance Narciso Garay interior and Carlos Iezaz for foreign affairs. The country remains tranquil but tensions rise.
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Panama City
Florencio Arosemena
Nicolas
Victoria
Narciso Garay
Carlos
Iéaza
Uruguayan War News On Brazilian Frontier
The Uruguayan government reports possible revolution in Rio Grande do Sul and moves two cavalry regiments to the frontier to preserve neutrality. In Rio de Janeiro officials deny reports of revolt and describe the political situation as precarious yet quiet.
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Montevideo
Rio Grande Do Sul
Brazil
Rio. DE Janeiro
Chicago Warned Of Gingerale Racket
The Illinois Bankers Association and the Chicago Better Business Bureau warn the public about a gingerale racket expanding in the city. Chicago housewives have fallen victim to schemes pilfering as much as 9000 dollars.
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Chicago
Illinois Bankers Association
Chicago Better Business Bureau
Missouri Educator Named President of Idaho University
Dr. Mervin Gordon Neale dean of education at the University of Missouri was named president of the University of Idaho. He planned to assume duties around October 1 after accepting the post by wire following official notification.
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Columbia, Mo
Mervin Gordon Neale
University of Missouri
University of Idaho
Neale
Texas Republicans Hold Convention in San Angelo
Texas Republicans met in San Angelo to formally approve party candidates and draft a platform they say is among the strongest since the party began to gain influence. Leaders expressed a fighting chance for victory in November as the group shaped its policy and slate.
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San Angelo
Texas
Elk and rabbit season proposals from local game meeting
At a meeting led by President R P Huddieston and including M E Musgrave Paul Roberts and Winslow, the Winslow Game Protective Association urged no open elk or antelope season until range conditions and herd size are fully studied. They also endorsed a closed cotton tail rabbit season from February 1 to October 1. Over thirty members attended.
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M. ‘Ee. Musgrave
Paul Roberts
Forest Superviside
Winslow Game Protective Association
R. P. Huddieston
New Executive To Rule North China
The northern government was inducted with Gen. Yen Hsi-Shan taking the oath as president of the state council. The rival administration gains only paper form as portfolio allotments stall over Manchuria stance, to be discussed with General Chang Hsue-Liang at Mukden tomorrow.
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Pelping
China
Yen Hsi-Shan
State Council
Manchuria
Chang Hsue-Liang
Mukden
Greek Explosion Claims Eight Lives at Drapetsonias Harbor
An oil laden sailing vessel exploded before Standard Oil depots at Drapetsonias harbor in Athens. The blast destroyed the vessel and ignited 18 sailboats and one steamship, with crews escaping to the water. at least eight were killed and many feared fatally burned.
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Athens
Greece
Drapetsonias
Factory Fire Destroys Lamond and Robertson Plant
Eight people were injured in a fire that destroyed the Lamond and Robertson carpet factory and warehouse in Paterson New Jersey. Two of the injured were listed in serious condition. The blaze damaged a two story facility housing manufacturing and storage operations. Fire crews battled the flames for hours before bringing the blaze under control.
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Paterson
N. J
Lamond and Robertson Company
Hurricane Santo Domingo Relief Efforts Expand
International medical aid floods Santo Domingo as hurricane devastation prompts new organization. Twelve doctors and fourteen nurses arrive from Puerto Rico to bolster public health care. Water supply repair work advances and an order to close taps aims to curb waste.
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Santo . Domingo
Dominican Republic
Sanita Domingo
Porto Rico
Five Men Die In Locomotive Blast At Reading Yard
In Philadelphia on September 9 an explosion of a pusher locomotive in the Reading railroad round house yard at Third street and Erie Avenue killed five workers and injured a dozen. The dead include John Biemiller foreman John Kelly inspector Frederick Spangler engineman Crawford Dunseath car shopman and James P. Smith car shopman.
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Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
Third Street
Erie Avenue
John Biemiller
John Kelly
Frederick, Spangler
Crawford Dunseath
James P. Smith
Fate of Americans in China Uncertain After City Falls
The capture of Shansi in Hupeh province by communist forces was reported to the state department. Four Americans were safe aboard Japanese vessels, identities undisclosed, and it was not known whether more residents remained in the city on its fall date September 5.
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Washington
Shansi
Hupeh
China
State Department
French Aviators Return To Curtiss Airport Today
The French transatlantic fliers Dieudonne Coste and Bellonte landed at Curtiss Field in Valley Stream New York at 12 45 p m E S T on their return from Washington where they were greeted by President Hoover They flew over Newark airport and dropped flowers in memory of Major John A Donaldson a war ace killed in an air crash in Philadelphia over the weekend
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Valley Stream
N. Y
Dieudonne Coste
Bellonte
Curtiss Field
E. S.T
Washington
Hoover
Newark
John A. Donaldson
Philadelphia
School For Deaf and Blind Will Have 8 Teachers
Roy H. Nilson, superintendent, said the Arizona school for the deaf and blind will be run this year with eight teachers. Three will run the department for the blind. Enrollment is expected at 85 students, with 77 attending last term.
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Tucson
Ariz
Roy H. Nilson
Arizona School For the Deaf and Blind
Department For the Blind
Nilson
Attendance Increase Strains Local Schools This Year
The local public schools report a sharp rise in enrollment since September 2. total enrollment now 1230, up from 1150 last year. Washington School adds classes and staff. grades 5B and 1B require new rooms and a substitute, while 7B in the high school must be split.
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Sinice
Aid
G. H. Madden
Washington
Washinton School
South Side School
Coopertown
Civil Service Workers Warned Against Political Activity
Federal employees under civil service rules face possible job loss for undue participation in election campaigns. The Civil Service Commission said warnings are being posted in all federal buildings to curb political activity by classified staff.
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Washington, Sept
Civil Service Commission
Louisiana Election To Be Bitter One
Louisiana voters faced perhaps the bitterest senatorial contest since reconstruction days. Huey P. Long, 37, governor, challenges Senator Joseph E. Rendall, who has spent 31 of his 72 years in Congress.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Joseph E. Ransdell
Gunboats Battle With China Reds
Communists on the Yangtse river attacked the American gunboat Tutuila and the British gunboat Ladybird. Both sides claims heavy damage to attackers while the warships reported no casualties. The Tutuila fired three inch rifles and machine guns as a Communist band engaged near Ymchow in Hunan province. The bandits were forced to retreat and the mortars destroyed. No casualty details were given.
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Hawnkow
China
Yangtse
Tutila
Ladybird
Tutuila
Ymchow
Hunan
Mining Revival Meeting Called in Tucson
Tucson Arizona Sept 9 AP A J Marshberger president of the department of mines Tucson Chamber of Commerce has called a meeting for Saturday Sept 14 to plan the fall mining revival Oct 31 Nov 1 2 Attending will be P G Spilsbury president of the Arizona Industrial Congress W V DeCamp Jerome Charles A Willis Phoenix Mike Curley Ajo and H A Clark Warren
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Tucson
Ariz
A. J. Marshberger
Department of Mmines
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
P. G. Spilsbury
Arizona Industrial Congress
W. V.decamp
Jerome
Charles A. Willis
Phoenix
Mike Curley
Ajo
H. A. Clark
Warren
Students Burn Flag In Protest Against Executions
In Zagreb Croatia on September 9, students protested Italian executions of four Slovenes by dragging and burning an Italian flag in the hospital square. The crowd cheered from streets and windows as police blocked a march on the Italian consulate and the procession redirected to the French and German consulates.
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Italy
Zagreb
Croatia
Jugoslavia
Triest
Manifestants
Andrews Motor Party Firebombed by Bandits in Gobi Trek
Roy Chapman Andrews learned that J Mckenzie Young chief of motor transport and Chinese assistants were fired on by bandits near Tangkiang 175 miles northwest of Kalgan while returning from Mongolia to China. They were not hit and reached camp tired but happy.
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Peiping
China
Roy Chapman Andrews
J. MckKenzie Young
Andrews
Gobi Desert
Arizona Democrats vote in primary as Hunt leads list
Voters in Navajo County and across Arizona head to polls to decide Democratic candidates for county offices including sheriff county attorney clerk of the court and treasurer and to choose a gubernatorial nominee. George W P Hunt faces Frank Lyman Andrew Bettwy and Fred W Colter while John H Udall seeks the Republican nod with November in view.
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Navajo County
Winslow
C. D. McCauley
Don Udall
Holbrook
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
John C. Phillips
George W. P. Hunt
Phillips
Frank, Hi. Lyman
Andrew Bettwy
Fred YT. Colter
Pima County Votes On Two Bond Issues in 1940s Election
Pima county electors cast ballots in a general election with party nominees and two bond questions. One bond seeks 500000 for road development in the Santa Catalina area, the other 2000000 for seven bridges and resurfacing about 42 miles of county roads. Voter interest centers on the Democratic gubernatorial race as well.
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Tucson
Ariz
Pima County
Santa Catalina Mountain
Immigration and Unemployment To Get Close Study
President Hoover announced the state department will tighten immigration rules to reduce aliens who might become public charges. Consul generals were told to more carefully review an applicant's finances, though the overall impact on immigration numbers and unemployment was not yet estimated.
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Washington
Hoover
State Department
United States
Drought aid expanded to more counties across states
Secretary Hyde recommended freight reductions on livestock feed for over three hundred more counties due to drought, bringing total counties to 1,624 across 19 states. Kansas added 41 counties, while Texas gained four, the largest increase in the drought region.
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Washington
Hyde
United States
Kansas
Texas
Georgia Negro Wounded in Back in Darien Gun Fight
In Darien Georgia a gun fight left a police officer slain and three others wounded. Deputy sheriffs later found suspect "Rubber" Bryan dead with a shotgun wound, but coroner reports say he survived after initial declaration of death. Bryan allegedly fired on deputies while fleeing, then was shot as he fled.
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Darian
Seni. 9
Bryan
Darien
Crumley
Malone
Heage
Turks Claim Break in Kurdish Rebellion Offensive
Istanbul dispatch reports the Angora offensive against Kurdish rebels in Mount Ararat region developed successfully and broke the back of resistance. Kurds are retreating southeast as Turkish forces occupy strategic positions.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Mount Ararat
Daily Mail Election Extra to publish early tomorrow
The Daily Mail will publish an Election Extra tomorrow morning with full returns on the governor's race state offices and county results including Navajo Coconino and Apache counties and other counties in the state. the extra will be on streets shortly after ten o'clock.
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Daily Mail
Navajo
Coconino
Apache
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