Gotton Collapse Triggers Price Prediction Ban by Board
The cotton downturn provokes South Carolina and other states to demand the Bureau of Economics confine itself to statistics and bar future price trend forecasts. Secretary Jardine refuses discharge of the staffer linked to the statement as cabinet pressure grows.
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Gotton
Federal Board
Jardine
Jstdine
Department of Agriculture
Coolidge
Harris
Jardines
Audi
Department For
Steeif
Coolidge Sees Generous Tax Cut Put Off
President Coolidge after a conference with aides said that increased appropriations planned for the War and Navy Departments should not prompt a substantial tax reduction. He indicated no need for a special session of Congress and noted relief work could be funded from on hand funds until January.
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Aashington
Coolidge
Poadeet Wl
Lord
War and Navy Departments
Congress
Hoover Oes
Serrecaty Davin
War Department
Army Enginers
Parachute Jumper Landed Safely After Boat Inflated
Boatswains Mate Alva Starr US Navy jumped from the semi rigid airship J-3 at 2500 feet. His parachute opened after 200 feet and a collapsible rubber boat inflated mid fall from compressed air. Starr landed on Batnegat Bay, uninjured, and rowed ashore. The craft measured about 12 feet by five feet.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Alva Starr
US Navy
U S. Navy
Batnegat Bay
Starr
Navy Parachute School
Princess Zenin Forced Back After Ocean Flight Attempt
AVIATION news reports Princess Zenin forced back to Tish coas after flying over the ocean for more than four hours in an attempt to reach New York. Also notes a Paris flight admission of marriage, ship searches for Old Glory crew abandoned, and various local notices across pages.
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Zenin
Tish Coas
Ocean
New York
Paris
Old Glory
Bridgeport
Jesus Christ
Howard Pharmacy
Atorm
Devon
Stratford Man
Argentina
Agriculture Department
German Foreign Minister Seeks Disarmament Role at League
Dr Gustav Stresemann told 200 foreign correspondents in Geneva that Germany’s policy rests on Locarno and League principles. He supported arbitration, warned against judging Germans by fringe voices, and backed a French draft urging a preparatory disarmament commission with U S participation.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
Gustav Stresemann
Geman
All Nations
Germany
Stresemann
Rhineland
Strescmann
Paul Boncour
France
United States
League For Settlement
Independents Lead In Irish Elections
In Dublin the Irish Free State reports after yesterday's parliamentary elections that Independents lead with five seats, Fianna Fail including Eamon de Valera earning three, and government seats totaling three. The preferential system delays full results by next week while five deaths occur in election clashes and early tallies show heavy, mostly peaceful voting. Frank Aiken is the first elected in Dublin North, following Trinity College members, with General Mulcahy among those continuing.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Associated Press
Couot
Fianna Fail
Eamon de Valera
Trinity College
Frank Aiken
Rabbi Delivers First Sermon at Park Avenue Temple
Rabbi David H Gross, newly installed at Park Avenue Temple, lauds Jesus Christ and Jewish contributions in philosophy, science, literature, and law. He argues Jews are not the chosen people and reflects on fate, identity, and the role of Jewish figures like Jesus as a brother. The audience includes clergy and Bridgeport pastors president Rev T F Rutledge Berle.
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Jesus Christ
Park Avenue Temple
David H Gross
Raphi Coss
T F Rutledge Berle
Bridgeport Pastors Association
Cioss
Rabbi Gross
Jesus
Ship Rescues Canoeists Blown Far Out to Sea
Four young canoeists were blown to sea from Sheepshead Bay after their craft overturned. rescued by the ship Canonova in Ambrose Channel. They clung to the canoe for an hour before pickup and were given hot coffee and blankets on board before being sent back to New York.
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Canonova
Associated Press
Sheepshead Bay
Ambrose Channel
George Burghmuller
Ronald Balmer
Herbert Parker
Thomas Brennan
Cananova
Santiago de Cubs
Ambrose
New York
Tilden Wins Right to Face Lacoste in Tennis Finals
Rene La Coste and William T. Tilden advanced to the final of the National singles championship at the West Side Tennis Stadium. Tilden defeated Frances Hunter in four sets 14-12 6-1 4-6 9-7 in a back court battle, while Lacoste beat Johnston 6-2 2-8 6-4 8-1 after a slow start. The crowd roared when Lacoste surged in the second set, but old physics limited Tilden's comeback plans in the closing stages.
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West Side Tennis Club
Forest Ruile
New York
Rene LaCoste
Wiliam T. Tilden
Wil
West Side Tennis Stadium
Bill
Frances T Hunter
Hunter
Lacoste
Johnston
Little Coast
Pershing and Dough Boys Return to Paris Festivities
General Pershing leads 1600 troops back to France as American Legionnaires arrive in Cherbourg and Paris for a Franco American holiday. Flags glow from municipal buildings while bands play Madelon and Over There as Americans and French greet each other, with the city preparing for the Legion convention.
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Paris
Associated Press
General Pershing
France
Europe
Cherbourg
Legionnaires
Howard P Savage
American Legion
Grandmother Lorraine Snyder Wins Guardian Appointment
Mrs Josephine Brown, grandmother of Ruth Lorraine Snyder, was named guardian of the child and administratrix of Albert Snyder's estate by Queens Surrogate Noble. The ruling limits duties to matters linked to the Prudential Insurance suit seeking to void life policies on Albert Snyder.
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New York
Associated Press
Josephine Brown
Ruth Lorraine Snyder
Ruth
Albert E Snyder
Albert Snyder
Noble
Queens County
Warren Schneider
Brown
Ruth Snyder
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Snyder
Judd Gray
Prodential Insurance Company
Mrs Brown
Mra Brown
Loraine Bnyder
Waren Schneider
Channel swimmer quits after thirteen hours
Boulogne France September 17 Associated Press Miss Mile Hudson young English swimmer began a channel attempt from Cape Gris Nez at 11 oclock yesterday morning and abandoned the effort after about thirteen hours in the water. A strong current carried her off course and she quit shortly after midnight.
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Boulogne
France
Associated Press
Mile Hudson
Cape Gris Nez
Hudson
Babe Ruth Freed On Assault Charge
A New York magistrate dismissed an assault case against Babe Ruth after Ruth proved he was in Garfield New Jersey at the time of the alleged July 4 incident. Interior decorator Bernard Niemeyer testified a mysterious man struck him near the Alamac hotel on Broadway saying “that’s Babe Ruth.” A crowd and police attention followed, but Ruth’s witnesses supported his alibi and the case was dropped.
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New York
Associated Press
Babe
George Herman Ruth
Bernard Niemeyer
Niemeyer
Ruth
John Doe
Ssault
Bab
Broadway
Alamac Hotel
West Side Court
Adolph Stern
Stern
Garfield
Alamac
Nietmeyer
Bellevue Hospital
Wee
Princess Xenia plane forced back to Ireland after Atlantic start
In Cleveland a custody clash unfolds as Mrs Smith is told her baby is a boy while the hospital says the infant is a girl born August 22. The father seeks habeas corpus, alleging clerical error and perjury. Grand jury may investigate as physicians and experts seek resolution.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Carl V, Weygandt
Solomon
Weygandt
Sam Smith
Fairview Park Hospital
George Smith
Stanton
Charles F. McConnell
McConnell
John G. Boenzg
W. B. Glendenning
Méndsy
Mrs. Smith
Bam Smith
Smith
Mra Smith
Dry Squad Warned Against Violation of Constitution
Waterbury report on federal raid at Eagle Street brewery where Charles Sage alias Charles Sagal faced liquor law charges after agents admitted no warrant. Commissioner Finn cautioned against overemphasizing a single amendment while stressing constitutional protections and lawful enforcement. John Williams, arrested in a related raid, waived examination and was held on $1,000 bond.
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Waterbury
Associated Press
Fettera
Prohibition
U. S
Edward J. Finn
Charles Sage
Charles Sagal
Uguer
Eagle Street
Sage
United States District Court
Michael F. Sassi
United States
Edward B. Reilly
Finn
John Williams
Aoateged
Old Waterbury Mattress Company
Girl who plans Paris hop admits she is married
Ruth Elder, the aviatrix seeking to be the first woman to fly to Paris, disclosed she is married and has had two marriages. Her present husband is Lyle E. Womack of Lakeland Florida, who helped fund her training and plans to join her for the Paris flight as preparations at Roosevelt Field proceed.
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New York
Associated Press
Ruth Elder
Worida
Paris
Lyle E. Womack
Lakeland
Florida
Miles Elder
Womack
Balboa Heights
Panama
Haldeman
Thieves Lock Girls in Cemetery Vault and Shoot Officer
In Bethlehem cemetery Queens two women robbed of 256 dollars and jewels were locked in a vault. Patrolman Meyers, who freed them, pursued the robbers and was fatally shot after identifying suspect Benjamin Rader, a 24 year old burglary offender on parole. Rader’s companion was sought as Meyers died.
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New York
Associated Preas
Bethlehem Cemetery
Queens
Henry Breyers
Benjamin Rader
Rader
Cematery
Slep
Rader Rater
Revor Ia
Tre Wi
Meyers
Irish airmen abandon non stop bid as head winds halt flight
Dublin announces that Captain Robert M MacIntosh and Commandant James C Fostermaurice in the monoplane Princess Xenia, after crossing the Atlantic toward New York, were forced to turn back and land safely six miles south of Ballybunnion County Kerry due to 40 mile hour head winds and fog. No injuries reported. The crew aimed to set three Atlantic flight records including east to west crossing and return on the same machine. The craft, a Fokker monoplane named for Princess Xenia, carried 720 gallons of fuel and carried four wing gas tanks plus fuselage reserves.
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Xenie
Atlantic
New York
Ireland
Ballybunnion
Robert H. MacIntosh
Firemaurice
Dublin
Shannon River
Kerry
Neanide Resort
Newfoundland
Gelway Bay
Xenia
McIntosh
Princess Xenia
William B Leeds, Jr
Bristol
Trish Sea
Beldonnel
The
Free State
Ship Kyle Traces Old Glory Crew In Atlantic Search
St John s Newfoundland government steamer Kyle continued the hunt for the Old Glory crew after locating a large area and a wing fragment. The Kyle reported position at 57 37 N 37 47 W, steering ENE in a zig zag search while weather stayed favorable. The plane’s passengers included J D Hill and Lievd Bertaud, with Philip A Payne aboard.
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ST John's
Associated Press
Newfoundland
Kyle
New York Mirror
Philip A Payne
J D Hill
Lievd "Bertaud
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Pirates
Braves Los
Jack Dempsey
Miss Syndicae
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Tilden
Britain
League
Party
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Dail
Page Pourteen
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Big Bill
Vincet Richards
Painleve
Pershing
Legion
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Babe Ruth
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Aspcrated Press
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