Nation invites 2000 Americans to form Ireland commission
Oswald Garrrison Willard announced that about 2000 representative Americans have accepted the Nation magazine invitation to form a non partisan commission to investigate charges of atrocities in Ireland. The plan includes hearings in Washington in October with figures from government and public life.
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Associated Press
New York
Oswald Garricon Willard
the Nation
Ireland
Sinn Fein
One Hundred
United States
Great Britain
Washington
de Valera
MacSwiney
Cork
Willard
Committee of One Hundred
Aghurst
ofArizona
Spencer
Missouri
Walsh
Massachusetts
Newark
N. J
Vicksburg
Miss
Milwaukee
St. Joseph
Broussard Leads Louisiana Vote in Democratic Senate Race
New Iberia's S. Broussard leads Democratic nominating contest for U S Senate over Congressman Jared Y. Sanders as Times Picayune tabulates returns from New Orleans and partial state results. Majorities favor Broussard in southern parishes. a second primary expected.
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New Orleans
Hawin S. Broussard
New Iberia
Robert Broussard
United States
Jared Y. Sanders
Times-Picayune
James O'Conner
H. Garland Dupre
George S. Farrot
James B. Aswell
John T. Watkins
J. H W. Sandlin
New Orléans
Edwin
Brours
Bas
Donelson
Y. Sanders Q
Sanders
Broussard
Texas Publishers Form Statewide Press League
Dallas September 15 The Texas Daily Press league becomes permanent with publishers from across the state in attendance. Officers include W C Edwards of the Denton Record Chronicle as president, Lowry Martin of the Corsicana Daily Sun as first vice president, and Cobe Pichner of the Texarkana Gazette as second vice president.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas Daily Press League
Texas Press Association of Advertising Clubs of Texas
W. C. Edwards
Denton
Record Chronicle
Lowry Martin
Corsiceang Daily Saw
Cobe. Pichner
Texarkana
Our States Press
Harding to Speak in Baltimore Wheeling and Ashland Dates
Thomas W. Miller of the Republican national committee announced Harding would address crowds in Baltimore on September 27, Wheeling West Virginia on September 28, and Ashland Kentucky on September 29.
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New York
Thomas W. Miller
Republican National Committee
Senator Harding
Baltimore
Wheliney
W. Va
Ashland
Harding Attacks League Pact in Women Voter Message
Senator Harding urges a new war-prevention plan over the league of nations. He argues the league would not bring peace but require American troops overseas and death in causes Americans do not support.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
League of Nations
Harding
Harding and
Coolidge
Geneva
Ray F. Zucker
Harding and Coolidge
New York City
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Ehurch
Brooklyn
Hillis
Cox
Disorders in Yucatan blamed on politicians
Provisional President Huerta cited political rivalry as the cause of Yucatan disturbances. He described two main parties the socialist and liberal constitutionalists with the liberals holding about 80 percent of voting strength. He said Liolsheviki in Yakota were defeated by government troops and warned against interference in Michoacan where two governors and two legislatures claim power.
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Aceociated
Menico Cify
Yucatan
de la Huerta
Socialista
Recen
Yakota
Liolsheviki
Huerta
Michoacan
Schuyler Leads in Colorado Primary for U.S. Senate
With 435 of 1,532 precincts counted, Karl C. Schuyler of Denver led Samuel D. Nichol of Leadville by 2,414 votes in the Republican primary for the United States Senate.
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Schuyler
Denver
Colo
Karl C. Schuyler
Samuel D
Nicholson
Leadville
United States
4 Hour Week Kept By US Printing Industry
The United Typothetae of America adopted a resolution at its fourth annual convention in St Louis endorsing no reduction from the standard 48 hour work week generally observed by the printing industry in the United States.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
United States
United Typothetae of America
Cotton League of the West organized in Los Angeles
Western cotton industry representatives from the United States and Mexico met in Los Angeles on September 15 to form the Cotton League of the West to study protecting southwestern cotton fields from insect pests.
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Cotton League
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Mexico
Cotton League of the West
Coal Famine Feared Rises From Coal Industry Talks
Representatives from most coal branches in Ohio Michigan and Indiana said urgent ICC priority rulings for coal shipments to the northwest and New England must be modified immediately to avert a serious coal famine in the Midwest.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Ageriess
Middle West
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
New England
World Court as Proposed Is Argument For League Declares Governor Cox
Governor Cox argues that an international world court under the League of Nations strengthens the league not a substitute. He says the Root commission report shows the court is part of the league covenant and warns Harding may mislead the public and split the party.
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World Court
League
Cox
Associated Press
Salt Lake
Utah
League of Nations
Paris
Harding
Elihu Root
Root
League Covenant
Court of International Justice
Marion
Johnson
Republicans Let Women Decide On League Of Nations
Chicago reports that Will Hayes head of the Republican National Committee says the party is ready to let women decide whether the United States shall enter obligations that could lead to soldiers being ordered abroad. He links the remark to the Maine vote and Wilson. He says 150 years of women supporting soldiers but lacking a voice in their disposition, now due to a supreme justice they will have a say.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Will Hayes
Republican National Committee
Repulican Party
United States
Hays
Maine
League of Nations
Wilson
Republican Party
Sorghum Syrup Production Forecast Reveals Top States
Washington reports the nation will produce about 20.764 million gallons of sorghum syrup this year, with Mississippi second at 6.155 million gallons, North Carolina 3.650 million, Tennessee 1.888 million, and Georgia 1.870 million. The findings come from the Department of Agriculture.
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Associated Press
Washington
Alalwinner
Department of Nevicwiouve
Mississippi
North Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Two Arrests In Mexican Plot Case Reported
Sisnerated Press says two arrests were made in Mexico over an alleged plot against the lives of General Alvaro Obregon and other Mexican officials. Letters to a prominent San Antonio family were found on the arrested men, according to information received in Mexican circles.
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San Antonio
Alvarado Obregon
Meaco
Mexico
Mencan
Panama President Honored in Washington Arrival
Washington honors welcomed Panamanian President Belisario Porras upon his arrival from New York. The event marked a cordial reception by U.S. officials and observers as Porras began his visit.
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Panama
Associated Press
Washington
Belizario Porras
New York
Tragedy on Rio Grande Bridge A Texas man shot dead
An American man, Speed of Derby Texas, was fatally shot on the international Rio Grande bridge near the Mexican side after a quarrel during a visit to farm laborers. Santiago Cavazos was arrested by Mexican officers in Nuevo Laredo and held for examination. Speed's body remained at a Mexican municipal hospital pending investigation.
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Associated Press
Laredo
Tex
Speed
Derby
Texas
Santiago Cavazos
Nuevo Laredy
One Man Killed in Ranger Fire Ravages Row of Buildings
In Ranger a blind itinerant musician named Jake Broughton was found dead in a destroyed rooming house among twenty one business buildings burned in a large fire. Monetary loss was set at about 400000, earlier estimates of 1000000 proved excessive.
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Ranger
Jake Broughton
ABE MARTIN Skeptical On Prices And Work
The column notes rising costs and dwindling ideals. It jokes about farm life and hints at scarce job opportunities for laborers living on farms.
Pro Law Enforcers Target Volstead Act Enforcement
A national Salon league conference launches a program to purge officials not upholding the Volstead act in spirit and letter. A committee will draft a notice to federal judges and consider impeachment as a tool to curb lax enforcement, aiming to make the next dry era stronger.
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Associated Press
Washington
Salon League
League
Internal Revenue Bureau
Hobby Calls Special Session On Election Law Changes
Texas Governor W P Hobby announced an extraordinary session starting September 21 to align state election laws with the 19th amendment. He urged protections against voter discrimination and proposed a fifteen day grace period for poll tax payers to qualify for the November vote, with related funds directed to schools. He noted about 750000 residents already qualified but 2600000 of voting age remain, and warned against repeaters and fraudulent votes.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
W. P. Hobby
Hobby
Air mail pilot Eaton missing after Reno flight to Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City report says pilot Eaton of the air mail service is missing after departing Reno for Salt Lake City. Three government aviators are searching near Fallon Nevada. One standard plane is near Fallon, two army aviators from Mather Field California have arrived at Reno and are circling the area.
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Salt Lake City
Eaton
Air Mail Service
Reno
Fallon
Nevada
Mather Field
California
Farm Bureau names committee for grain marketing plan
Washington Sept 15 The American Farm Bureau Federation announces a seventeen member committee appointed by President J R Howard to study cooperative marketing of the American grain crop. The group will examine western rain elevators, Western Canada grain raisers, and fruit grower systems with a two year prep period before any plan. Howard denies price fixing and says the aim is to reduce costs, curb price swings, align supply and demand, and secure fair returns for producers and affordable food for consumers.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
J. R. Howard
Middle West
Canada
Howard
Woman Thought to be Inmate Linked to Property Plot Probed
Kansas officials probe a sensational claim that a French noblewoman, Madame De May, was wrongly committed to the state asylum to allow others to seize New Mexico mining properties. The letter alleges branding and kidnapping. the state hospital confirms long insanity and lists ongoing questions.
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Kansas
Associated
Prev
Topeka
Kan
Kansas State Asylum
New Mexico
Allen
Arthur KB. Stevens
Treasury Department
Washington, DC
Thuby de May
Prench
State Hospital
Stevens
de May
Deming
N. M
Winfield
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Madan de May
Mre Jallian Alcott
Alcott
Madame de May
Mo LL Perry
Mra de Mays
Mra. D. Mays
Perry
Sweet potato crop smaller than last year
Washington reports the 1930 sweet potato crop will total about 1 1 front 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 00 bushels with Alabama leading production at about 1 1 7 1 0 0 0 bushels and Georgia North Carolina and Florida listed among states with varying forecasts.
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Washington
Agaernative
Alafomea
Afnleina
Georgia
North Carolina
Woo
South Carolina
Toulstena
Virginia
Tennessee
Hon
Louisiana
Department of Vericulture
Texas
Mississippi
Florida
Geonsia
Alabama
North
Carolina
Illinois primaries show Thompson ticket leading in Cook County
Early returns across 945 precincts highlight Len Small and Frank Smith leading Republican governor and US senator tickets, with Thompson faction strong in Cook County while downstate results favor Ogelsby. Violence reports include one killed and several kidnappings amid unsettled polling and sworn-in deputies.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cook County
Carl Stroll
Small
Woodruff
Chiperfield
McKinley
Smith
Len Small
Kankakee
Frank Smith
Aledo
United Statesse
William Hale Thompson
Thompson
Ogelsby
William B. McKinley
Lowden
Ogelaby
Spainet
Cook’ County
James Lewin
Tion
Barratt O'Hara
Maclay
Michael Igoe
Robert E. Burke
Ore A Waller
Kewanee
Sheriff Peters
Lowdon
Peters
Michael Fennisy
Fennisy
John Coyne
Adolph J. Sabath
Eugene L. McQarry
Wm. FB
Gilroy
Canton
Jefferson Earle Ouston
Peoria
Edwin B. Brooks
Newton
S. Williams
Louisville
Edward EB. Denison
Marion
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