Supreme Court Opens New Term Facing Crowded Docket
The Supreme Court begins its new term at noon with a crowded docket of about 780 cases, many from the recess. Fresh rules aim to speed review of writs of certiorari and limit oral arguments, while several important cases, including subjects involving M. Daugherty and congressional powers, loom on the calendar.
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Washington
Supreme Court
M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Senate
Department of Justice
Congress
Portland
Oregon
Wilson
United States
Georgia
Tennessee
New York
Massachusetts
Ianda
Rochester
N. Y
Wisconsin
Sanitary District of
Chicago
New Jersey
Federal Water Power Commission
Cement Manufacturers’ Associations
The
Chemical Foundation
California
Unsettled Weather Across Regions with Showers Likely
Weather report for New Mexico and Arizona notes unsettled conditions Monday and Tuesday with probable showers and a warmer extreme west portion. Yesterday’s 24 hour data show high 86 and low 69 with 58 percent humidity at 6 AM and 40 percent at 6 PM. Wind from the east at 8 mph and a clear day overall.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Fate of mail plane pilot to undetermined
Bellefonte Pa Oct 4 Darkness tonight closed another day of searching for Charles H Ames missing air mail plane pilot with no trace of his fate. Eleven air planes seven mail service four army planes joined the search as more than 200 men trudged mountain passes and woods awaiting a new two two seater government planes for observation.
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Bellefonte
Charles H. Ames
Ames
New York
Chicago
Hartleton
Here
Clarion
Colorado Bears Down Montana State as Title Hopes Rise
Colorado University seized momentum with a 23 to 3 victory over the Montana State Bobcats in Boulder. The win strengthens their Rocky Mountain Conference championship chances, while Colorado College and Mines suffered setbacks against Western State and New Mexico respectively.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado University
Montana State Bobcats
Boulder
Nebraska Normal
Colorado
Colorado College
New Mexico Lobos
Colorado Springs
Colorado School of Mines
Western State College
Denver University
Colorado Teachers’ College
Pioneers
Fred Dawson
Utah Aggies
Colorado Aggies
Regis College
Fort Collins
Navajo Indian Saves Life of Superintendent
In Durango on October 4 a Navajo buck warned Superintendent Neal at Shiprock Indian Agency about a poison plot. Medicine man Chusago Babisse is jailed in Aztec for attempted murder after allegedly collecting rattlesnake poison. Babisse is set to be tried in Santa Fe United States district court on October 65.
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Durango
Colo
Neal
Shiprock Indian Agency
Chusago Babisse
Aztec
New Mexico
David Parral
Babisso
Parral
Neal Babisso
Noland
United States District Court
Santa Fe
N. M
Seven Shot Fatal Dice Game Ends in Slaying at Semper
Denver investigators search rural areas for a second participant after Jose Martinez a Semper section hand is shot seven times during a dice game. Martinez married with five children.
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Denver
Colo
Jose Martinez
Semper
Here
Martinez
Children Die As Fire Destroys Indian Reservation Dormitory
A fire at the Boys' Dormitory on the Indian reservation twenty five miles east of Lewiston Montana swept the building. All children housed there perished in the blaze and investigators examined the scene for causes.
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Lewiston, Mont
Tragedy at Nez Perce Mission Dormitory Fire
Six boys died in a dormitory fire at the Catholic Mission on the Nez Perces Reservation near Lewiston Idaho. The blaze likely started by an exploded lamp. five boys re entered to rescue others. Sisters and staff saved many as the building burned rapidly. The identified dead include Anthony Louda Simon Broncheau Andrew Fogarty Edward Switzler Max Ostenberg and Lawrence Henry. Edward Jackson is severely burned and hospitalized.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Nez Perces
Here
Sisters of St. Joseph
Anthony Louda
Simon Broncheau
Andrew Fogarty
Edward Switzler
Max Ostenberg
Lawrence Henry
Angela
Edward Jackson
New York Fed Holds Rediscount Rate Amid Trade Demand
The New York Federal Reserve directors kept the rediscount rate at 3 percent after a period of expanding autumn business. Loan data show stock and bond borrowing surging by 768 million while commercial loans rose only 275 million, signaling cautious expansion. Steel industry activity climbs to about 80 percent capacity as U S Steel reports rising unfilled tonnage and railroad car loadings exceed one million for the ninth time this year.
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New York
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Wall Street
Bank of England
London
New York Bank
Federal Reserve System
United States Steel Corporation
William H. Springer Dies in Mesa After Albuquerque Leadership
William H. Springer longtime Albuquerque business leader and founder of the Springer Transfer company died Sunday morning in Mesa Arizona after years of ill health He was 46 and had earlier relocated for health reasons The body will arrive in Albuquerque Monday afternoon and funeral services are set for Tuesday at the Elks lodge with burial in Fairview cemetery Survivors include his wife Mrs Stella Walton Springer and brother Frank Springer of Los Angeles He helped promote local commerce and major projects in Albuquerque including the Franciscan hotel campaign and oil center efforts.
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William H. Springer
Albuquerque
Springer Transfer Company
Mesa
Ariz
Springer
Venice
Calif
Elks Lodge
Fairview Cemetery
Mr. Springer
Ottumwa
Santa Fe Railway
C. A. McSpadden
McSpadden-Springer Transfer Company
McSpadden
L. C. Bennet
W. L. Trimble
United States
New Mexico
Stella Walton Springer
Frank Springer
Los Angeles
Finnish gunboat sunk in Gulf of Bothnia maneuvers
Copenhagen telegraph report from Stockholm says a Finnish gunboat with unlisted name was sunk during maneuvers in the Gulf of Bothnia between Hernö land and Kaskinen. Two officers and forty five men are reported drowned.
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London
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph
Stockholm
Gulf of Bothnia
Hernoland
Kaskinen
Federation of Labor Opens 45th Annual Convention
Atlantic City N J Oct 4 The American Federation of Labor opens its forty fifth annual convention at Steeplechase Pier with William Green to preside over nearly 3 000 000 unionists since the death of Samuel Gompers Green a former United Mine Workers secretary treasurer has earned a peacemaker reputation by settling the bricklayers and plasterers feud last week A carpenters and sheet metal workers dispute remains unsettled but likely not brought before delegates
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Green
United Mine Workers
Davis
Debt talks begin over Czech Slovak debt settlement
Washington October talks open between U S debt commission and Czech Slovak government with focus on determining the principal debt amount of 91.88 million dollars and interest 25.80 million dollars to May 16. Prague seeks cuts lowering the total of 117.68 million dollars. dates and meetings set with Kellogg and Mellon.
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Washington
America
American Debt Commission
Kellogg
State Department
Mellon
Treasury
American Commission
Prague
Omaha Welcomes War Veterans for Seventh American Legion Convention
Omaha Neb October 4 troops and trains bring thousands of legionnaires for the seventh annual convention. Pre conference talks cover communism and air service, while Colonel Mitchell’s invitation status sparks floor chatter. President Coolidge is scheduled to speak Tuesday at 10:30 AM with a parade review and Washington departure planned.
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Omaha
Neb
America
American Legion
Legion
William Mitchell
Navy
Mitchell
Junius Peyser
Alvin Owsley
Texas
Congress
Air Service
Americanism Commission
United States
Frank Claycross
John L. Griffith
National Amateur Athletic Federation
Big Ten Athletic Conference
J. Dumont Smith
American Citizenship Committee
The
American Bar Association
Alvin Oweley
Garland W. Powell
Legion’s
Edward Lauer
University of Iowa
Ruth Curry Brown
Arkansas
Ahane
Coolidge
Washington
Rain Ends Philadelphia Athletics at Washington Senators Game
After three and a half innings, rain stopped play with the Senators leading 2 to 1. Since the result has no bearing on the league race, the game will not be completed or replayed.
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Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Wisconsin fullback Keg Driver dies in Madison hospital
Earl S. Driver known as Keg, star fullback for Wisconsin in 1901 and 1902 and longtime assistant coach, died at a Madison hospital from a blood-related disease.
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Madison
Wis
Kearl
Wisconsin University
Aircraft board hearings resume as Mitchell faces inquiry
The War Department will hear Colonel William Mitchell before the inspector general while the President's air board resumes hearings after a weekend recess. Mitchell, undaunted, held a press conference asserting the push for a national defense air program. The board will question naval air officers and then attend the Pulitzer air races at Mitchell Field later in the week.
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Washington
War Department
William Mitchell
Inspector General
Air Board
Air Service
Department of National Defense
Department
Army
Reid
Ilnois
House
American Legion
Omaha
War
Navy
John Rodgers
Naval Air
Mitchell Field
Long Island
Bond Market Edges Up as Fed Maintains Rediscount Rate
New York Oct 4 Bond prices barely moved last week amid firmer money rates and uncertain credit outlook. The local Fed’s decision not to raise the rediscount rate helped buyinge enthusiasm, while higher time loan quotations tempered gains. French debt funding negotiations failed to settle, sending French bonds lower and prompting cautious lending outlook despite anticipated French city and industry needs.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
France
Plans to copy Bible fail to materialize
Cedar Rapids in Oct 4 plans to copy the Bible by verses failed to materialize as 8 500 students engaged in the task. Promotion day exercises at large churches limited progress but more than half the verses were copied. Work will be finished next week.
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Cedar Rapids
Services Held At New London In Memory Of Dead Sub Crew
At U S Submarine Base New London Conn on Oct 4 more than 600 officers enlisted men and civilians gathered for memorial services for the S 51 crew 33 dead. A roll call of the 33 names preceded abstracts of scripture hymn and Lincoln letter solace. Rescue and recovery work continued at the sunk City of Rome as messages of mourning and duty were read.
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New London
U. S
Conn
Rome
Christy
H. H. Christy
Camden
U. S. S. Camden
Ernest J.ng
King
W. D. Snyder
A. R. Parker
Parker
Gounod
Rescue halted by heavy swells near Block Island
New London Oct 4 heavy ground swells forced the navy rescue fleet to suspend diving for the 28 missing sailors from the submarine after a collision with the City of Rome. Rear Admiral Christy said diving would resume when weather permits as ships return from Block Island.
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New London
Conn
City of
Rome
Navy
Block Island
H. H. Christy
United States
Camden
Falcon
Crittenden
Fokker Three Engine Wins Edsel Ford Trophy Reliability Tour
In Detroit on October 4 the Fokker three engine monoplane piloted by F P Lott with designer Anthony H Fokker won the Edsel Ford trophy reliability tour. Henry Ford entry with Ed ward Hamilton finished second three minutes back while the tanker monoplane Frederick Metchiorm placed third two minutes behind. The Curtiss carrier pigeon plane commanded by C B C Jones arrived fourth seven minutes behind the junker Mercury Jr delayed by heavy weather brought up the rear arriving at 6 55 p m.
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Detroit
Mich
Fokker
F. P. Lott
Anthony H. Fokker
Ford
Henry Ford
Edward Hamilton
Frederick Metchiorm
Stout
Curtiss
C. 8
C. Jones
Omaha
Junker
Mercury, Jr
Are ‘Rive
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Women's Auxiliary
Annn Raymond
Omaha No. 1
Mesa Ariz
Large Transfer Company
Federation OF Labor
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U. D
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