British and French Backing International War Outlaw Plan
At Geneva the League of Nations assembly heard France join Great Britain in calling for compulsory arbitration. M Herriot stated France favors an international disarmament conference and warned that nations refusing arbitration would be labeled aggressors.
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Herriot
France
U.S
Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations
United States
Assembly of the League
Great Britain
M. Herriot
MacDonald
League
Europe
Leaue of Nations
Maine Democrats Fight for Governorship in High Stakes Race
Washington dispatch reports Maine Democrats battle to overturn political norms as Pattangall faces Brewster in a pivotal election. Analysts note possible Klansman involvement shaping party loyalty and speculate the outcome could redefine party assets and liabilities across states.
Rope found in jail heightens risk to Leopold and Loeb
In Chicago a discovered 18 foot rope fashioned from old clothing in a Cook county jail cell near Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb prompts tighter guard measures. Officials doubt the youths knew of the rope but guards act cautiously as sentencing looms next week. Judge John R. Caverly plans to decide and advocates a three judge panel for future capital cases without a jury.
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Chicago
Cook County
Nathan Leopold Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Russell Scott
Scott
John R. Caverly
Caverly
American dirigible ZR-3 to test on second flight
The American navy airship ZR-3 will begin its second trial flight from Frie derickshaven Germany. The 7 to 10 hour mission plans a path via Stuttgart Nuremburg and Munich returning to Lake Constance. 70 to 80 persons will fly including crew observers and several American press members.
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Associated Press
Friederickshaven
Germany
Stuttgart
Nuremburg
Munich
Lake Constance
Hugo Eckner
Zeppelin Company
Jerome C. Hunsacker
John H. Towers
London
Dawes Plan Declared Great Success by U.S. Envoy
Washington reports say the Dawes Plan is greatly successful and will bring more capital into Germany. President Coolidge reviews reports on policy, plans a commission to study agriculture, and contemplates tariff questions as Ambassador Houghton returns from Germany. He will speak in Baltimore at the La Fayette statue unveiling tomorrow. He also accepts a Paris statue unveiling in October.
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Washington
Coolidge
Baltimore
la Fayette
Houghton
Germany
Plaa
Tariff Commission
France
Asbury
Methodist Church
Mines league playoffs mix in Clark park clash
The Mines league schedule in Butte today features A C M versus Clarks at 2 PM to decide last night’s tie. A Clarkes win would pair Clarks with Anodes at 5 45 PM with the winner earning second place and a chance to face Cascade runners up in a weekend series started by the Standard and Great Falls Tribune.
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Mines League
Clark Park
Clarks
Anodes
Cascade League
Standard
Great Falls Tribune
Black Pitts
Great Falls
Electric City
Stockett Miners
Angdes
A. M
Butte
Anaconda
Mines
Clarkes
Bowers
Chekaluk
Mr. Bowers
Leo Taylor
Slammer
A. CC. M
al Sundberg
Buch
Cascade County
Clark
U S Ready to Float $10 000 000 German Loan
Negotiations near completion for a 14 million dollar credit to the German coal syndicate by American banks led by Equitable Trust. Funds will restore Ruhr coal production with a six month term, renewable, secured by Ruhr mines stored coal and German bank guarantees.
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U.S
Associated Presse
NEW York
Equitable Trust Company
Ruhr
Most Beautiful Bathing Girl to Be Named Today
Atlantic City announces the selection of regional winners in the Miss America pageant. Winners from the middle Atlantic region include Philadelphia Cape May and Newark, while Atlanta Washington New Orleans lead the southern division. Chicago Youngstown Milwaukee top the mid western, and Los Angeles Santa Cruz Oklahoma City head the far western. The 1924 Miss America will be crowned tomorrow night.
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Manhattan
Beatrice Roberts
Philadelphia
Ruth Malompson
America
Quaker City
Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Cape May
Newark
Atlanta
Washington
New Orleans
Chicago
Youngstown
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Santa Cruz
Oklahoma City
Securities Worth 2 Million Stolen From Auto in Utah
Salt Lake City reported the theft of negotiable securities with a face value over two million dollars from Otto Meek a Baker Nevada ranch owner. He left a suitcase with the papers in his car on Main Street and returned to find it gone. Meek planned to deliver the documents to brokers in New York and offered few details about the crime.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Otto Meek
Baker
Nev
Main Street
Meek
Mammoth Land and Power Company
New York
Missing schooner Raymond and 24 crew reported near St. Pierre
The three masted schooner Raymond and 24 crew are missing after a southwest hurricane last night. The vessel broke from its mooring near St. Pierre Miquelon. Six men were aboard when the disaster struck. 11 of the 29 who launched in dories have returned to port today.
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ST. Pierre
Miquelon
Raymond
Dories
GhekTang Forces Repelled Shanghai Attack On Sept 6
Gen Chi Shieh Yuan’s Kiangsun forces pressed the Che kiang defenders near Shanghai. Both sides used artillery as the battle centered on Liuho and Woosung with reinforcements moving from Hiwangtu. Wounded arrive in Shanghai for treatment as field hospitals are unavailable.
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Shanghai
Chi Shieh-Yuan
Yangtze River
Liuho
Woosung
Whangpoo
Bhanghal
Lu Yung-lMetang
Cheklang
Hiwangtu
Shanghai-Nanking
Sungkiang-lHangcchow
Chekiang
Chinese Red Cross
Formosans Killed in Amoy amid Chinese Civil Disorder
Associated Press dispatches report several Formosans of Japanese nationality killed by Chinese soldiers in Amoy during civil war unrest. Japan dispatches four destroyers from the Vescadores to Amoy to protect nationals as Fukien province governors maneuver near Shanghai.
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Prensa
Amoy
Fukien Province
Shanghai
Peking
Lo Yung-Helang
Chekiang Province
Kiangeru
Fukien
Chekiang
Tense Situation Develops in Chile
A tense political situation unfolds in Chile after army officers protested in the senate against a law granting salaries to legislators. President Alessandri announced a veto, prompting cabinet resignation and heightened crisis discussions in Santiago and Buenos Aires.
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Preas
Buenos Aires
Chile
Senate
la Nacion
Santiago
Alessandri
Cabi
Railroad head in Butte projects bright Northwest future
Howard Eliott, chairman of the Northern Pacific Railway board, told a Butte audience that the crop situation is fine with strong prospects for Minnesota North Dakota Montana and the Northwest. He praised investments and optimism about the region and noted a worldwide dislocation remains, while expressing faith in the nation’s farmers rebuilding and business upgrading.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Northwest
Howard Eliott
Northern Pacific Mailway Company
Butte
Northern Pacific Officials and Investors Arrive in Butte
A distinguished party of Northern Pacific railway officials and prominent American investors arrived in Butte by special train. They will depart at 10 o clock for the West to inspect railway equipment and study Northwest economic conditions. The delegation includes Howard Elliott chairing the party and several New York financial leaders.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Butte
Northwest
New York
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific Airway
Willie Hi. Booth
Guaranty Trust Company of
M. G. Bulkeley Jr
Aetna Insurance Company
Joseph Lovering
Hanover National Bank of New York
Robert Struthers Jr
Wood, Struthers and Company
Samuel Welldon
Cashbler
First National Bank of New York
Arctic Explorer Amundsen Enters Bankruptcy Court
Raold Amundsen the Arctic explorer filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Christiania. Financial entanglements from funding an aerial north pole voyage led to unpaid payments for planes built in Pisa Italy and a postponed trip. Liutenant Locatelli was to participate in the project, with 14 600 pounds outstanding.
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Associated Press
Christiania
Raold Amundsen
Arctic Explorer
Amundasen
North Pole
Locatelli
Amundsen
Pies
Italy
Pole
Take-Off 15 Flight Forced Down By Fog Over Casco Bay
Lieut. Lowell H. Smith commander of the army world flight and two companions Lieut. Erik HU Nelson and Lieut. Leigh Wade were forced down by fog in Casco Bay while en route from Pictou Nova Scotia to Boston. Planes untouched. They anchored near Mere Point and will resume the flight tomorrow morning weather permitting.
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Associated Press
Portland
Lowell H. Smith
Army World Flight
Erik HU. Nelson
Leigh Wade
Casco Bay
Pictou
Nova Scotia
Boston
Mere Point
Brunswick
Aerial Globe Tour Ends as Planes Leave Pictou
The American Army Air Corps flight group ends its world tour by taking off from Pictou Harbor bound for Boston at 10:35 AM. Leading the trio are the Chicago under Lieut. Lowell H. Smith and Lieut. Lealie P. Arnold, followed by the New Orleans with Lieut. Erik H. Nelson and John Harding Jr, and the Boston II to resume the earlier flight interrupted by a wreck near the Faroe Islands. The takeoff was marked by a water-fatigue difficulty from Lieut. Wade before the three craft formed a V and departed on the final leg.
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Associated Press
Pictou
Nova
Secotia
Globe
Pictou Marbor
Boston
Chicago
Lowell H. Smith
Lealie P. Arnold
New Orleans
Erik H. Nelson
John Harding Jr
Leigh Wade
H. HH. Ogden
Faroe Islands
Lieut. Wade
Pietoun
Smith
Butte Nominated Republican Governor Candidate in Texas
In Dallas on Sept 5 the Republican State Executive Committee unanimously chose Dr. George C. Butte, UT Law School dean, as the party’s gubernatorial nominee. Also named was Harry Zweifel of Fort Worth for U S district attorney, filling the vacancy from T P Lee’s resignation after congratulating Miriam A Ferguson.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
George C. Butte
School of Law
University of Texas
Republican Party of Texas
Republican State Executive Committee
Someonhere
Butte
Harry Zweifel
Forth Worth
United States
Northern District of Texas
Fhutte
T. P. Lee
Houston
Lee
Miriam A. Ferguson
Davis Ahead in West as Davis Heads to Omaha Battle
John W. Davis leaves Chicago after four days of Democratic talks with leaders from Indiana Illinois Missouri Kansas Nebraska and Iowa to campaign west of the Mississippi. He says he will fight in every state and does not see any as hopeless while denying West defeat rumors and urging unity against Coolidge and La Follette.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John W. Davie
Mississippi
Omaha
Neb
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Mr. Davis
Davis
West
Coolidge
la Follette
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