Des Moines University to Close After Riots and Court Ruling
Des Moines University closes as rioting and a court injunction block trustee control. The board notes the Christian school must be established elsewhere and vows to wind up affairs. Dr Wayman, dismissed amid scandal, was labeled an error.
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Des Moines
Des Moines University
Edith M. Redman
H. C. Wayman
Wayman
Miss Reédman
Toronto
Ontario
Rebthan
Eight Die In Winnipeg Apartment Fire Tragedy
A late summer blaze in Winnipeg Manitoba killed eight residents and injured several more. The apartment house fire began in the basement and rapidly engulfed upper floors trapping occupants and causing roof collapse. Rescuers described scenes of horror as families leaped to nets and pavement. The dead include Mrs Madge B Edwards and her children Murporie and Gordon, Alfred Applebee and his daughter Irene, Ralph Weighton, Mrs H L Butler, Mrs Sarah E B Gaunt, Miss Alice Applebee, and Miss Nellie Macintosh. Property damage is estimated at 50000 dollars.
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Winnipeg
Man
Madge B. Edwards
Murporie
Gordon
Alfred Applebee
Irene
Ralph Weighton
H. L. Butler
Sarah EB. Gaunt
Alice Applebee
Nellie Macintosh
Butler
Edwards
William Gilmour
Zeppelin Sets Course for Friedrichshafen Flight
Graf Zeppelin speeds eastward in a second Atlantic crossing under Capt Ernst Lehmann. The dirigible, aided by favorable winds, nears the Azores with an estimated arrival in Friedrichshafen before Lehmann’s forecasted time.
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Atlantic
Azores
Lakehurst
N. J
Ernst Lehmann
Reading Railway
Philadelphia
Friedrichshafen
Lehmanng
Navy Department
Washington
Graf
Europe
Germany
Hugo Eckener
America
Eckener
Hoover to Return With Full Farm Board Picture
Madison Va Sept 1 President Hoover prepares to fly back to Washington early Tuesday morning after a fishing trip. He travels with Secretary Hyde and other farm board members and plans further conferences on agricultural policy including cotton and wheat support and insights from the Chicago meeting on forming a national grain marketing group.
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Madison
Hoover
Washington
Federal Farm
Hyde
Hhairman Legge
Chicago
Farmers’ National Grain Marketing Association
Lady Heath Improves After Crash Injury
The condition of aviatrix Lady Mary J. Heath greatly improved at Lakeside Hospital Cleveland after a Thursday airplane crash. Her temperature subsided and she rested comfortably and could talk rationally though doctors warned recovery was not assured. She suffered a fractured skull and less serious injuries when the plane fell through a factory roof after a wing struck a chimney guy wire.
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Cleveland
Lady Mary J. Heath
Aviatrix
Lakeside Hospital
Lady Heath
Plane crash claims two lives in Burbank
Arnold V. Geldart, 32, a Burbank flying instructor, and Rex Crouse, 18, of Los Angeles, were killed when their aircraft failed to recover from a loop and plunged 2,000 feet into Valhalla Cemetery in Burbank.
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Burbank
Cal
Arnold V. Geldart
Rex Crouse
Los Angeles
Valhalla
Bad Night for Two Sullivans In City滑
Two men named Joseph Sullivan faced charges after a chaotic night. One, 25, from 210 Worth Street, collided with a street car while driving on the wrong side. another, 30, from 244 Piedmont Street, drove on the sidewalk until stopped by a building. A third Sullivan on Piedmont was found with liquor in his possession.
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Sullivans
Joseph Sullivan
Worth Street
Sullivan
Piedmont Street
Snowden says settlement not possible without aid
Philip Snowden British Chancellor of the Exchequer says he could not have forced a settlement favorable to Britain at the reparations meeting in The Hague without the help of Mrs. Snowden.
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Mrs. Snowden
Philip Snowden
The
Hague
Germany completes fifth year Dawes Plan payments
Berlin reports that Germany fulfilled all five years of the Dawes plan with full, timely payments. Agent General S Parker Gilbert notes transfers totaling about 2.5 billion gold marks, including fourth annuity completions, leaving a cash balance of roughly 237 million marks. Payments by country include France 302.66 million, Britain 126.38 million, Italy 41.87 million, Belgium 30.04 million, and the United States 23.86 million.
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Berlin
S. Parker Gilbert
Germany
France
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
United States
Snowden Arrival Sparks cheers as crowds greet exchequer chief
In London crowds gathered at Liverpool Street Station to greet Philip Snowden Chancellor of the Exchequer after returning from The Hague. He arrived with his wife hobbling on two sticks, refusing a chair, as a group of Communists handed out leaflets denouncing the government and calling for change.
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New York World News
London
Philip Snowden
Hague
Liverpool Street
Phil
Snowden
City Sleuth Disguises Self as Grease Ball to Nab Bootlegger
Detective Walter McArthur posed as an auto mechanic using a hauled wrecker and a grease ball disguise to trap a long hunted bootlegger known as Mr Mac. He nabbed William Smith 28 648 West Fourth street delivering moonshine at Sixth and John streets and will face federal prosecution.
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Cincinnati
Walter McArthur
Mr. Mac
McArthur
Mac
Sixth
John Streets
Willie Smith
West Fourth Street
Beauty Tools From Ancient Opis On Display In Toledo
Toledo museum show of Opis relics reveals ancient feminine adornments mirroring today. Exhibits include paints cosmetic jars hairpins rings coral beads carnelian emeralds agate alabaster mother of pearl and ivory Kohl sticks used to enhance eyes along with jars pitchers and vases in fine Greco Roman craftsmanship. Dr Leroy Waterman led excavations for the University of Michigan and Toledo Museum cooperation.
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Toledo
Apirapine
Opis
Mesopotamia
Toledo Museum of Art
Helacia
Leroy Waterman
University of Michigan
Kohl
Sidney Spitzer
Toledo Museum
University Ofichigan
Rare African eland and monks arrive at the Zoo in shipment
An eland and a pair of Pluto monkeys from West Africa have arrived at the Zoo. The animals were shipped by Heinrich Hagenbeck of Hamburg and held in quarantine in New York. Col. Stephan, Zoo general manager, visited New York to select specimens and expects more arrivals. The eland is the largest antelope and the new specimen is preferred over a previous one.
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West Africa
Joseph A. Stephan
Heinrich Hagenbeck
Hamburg
Germany
New York
Hagenbeck
Sol A. Stephan
Col
Stephan
Zoo
Col. Stephan
Joseph Stephan
Baby Church Opens For Children's Care In Toledo
A baby church at Collingwood Avenue Presbyterian in Toledo opens to care for children during services. A trained nurse and kindergarten worker supervise the children, an idea by Rev. Lincoln R. Long.
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Toledo, CO
Collingwood Avenue Presbyterian Church
Lincoln R. Long
Proclamation by Palestine High Commissioner as violence spikes
Sir John Chancellor returned to Palestine and issued a drastic proclamation to restore order after a wave of brutal attacks on Jewish communities. He vows stern punishment for perpetrators and suspends constitutional talks, citing White Paper limits on Wailing Wall access and reaffirming religious rights under prior rules.
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Jerusalem
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
John Chancellor
Palestine
United Kingdom
Hebron
England
Bedouin Raid Attacks Jewish Colonies in Galilee
Bedouins attacked nearly a dozen Jewish colonies in Northern Galilee last night, pillaging houses and causing damage as security forces responded to the unrest in the area.
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Jerusalem
Galilee
Secretary Davis Plans Five Labor Day Addresses
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis travels Pennsylvania and beyond for Labor Day speeches praising worker leisure and progress from steam to automation. He recalls his 14 year old start as president of a boys union while noting the shift from labor to leisure in modern industry.
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Davis
Washington
James J. Davis
Secretary of Labor
Pepewne
Davie’ Araney
Pennsylvania
Tarentum
Penn
Tar Fes
New Kensington
Tyrone
Altoona
Akring
Chicago
Pike's Peak or Bust Race Preview in Colorado Springs
Final tuning and last minute practice spins grip drivers who will tackle Pike's Peak tomorrow. Cannonball Baker leads with a four wheel drive Franklin Special while Jen Schultz rides a Studebaker President eight. Unser brothers guide Coleman front drive specials amid rugged cliffside drops and high risk turns.
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Ileven Autos
Cannonball Baker
Franklin
Colorado Springs
Col
Cannonball
Baker
Jen Schultz
Baker Hvill
Schultz
Studebaker
Pike's Peak
Unser
Jerry
Joe
Louis
Coleman
Ale‘Jenkins
Glen Shultz
Ralph Hepburn
W. P. Bentrup
Roosevelt
Joe. Unser
Louis Unser
Jerry Unser
Edwards ‘Phillips
Shultz
Angelo Cimino
Legacy of Jesus to Labor sermon highlights gifts to workers
Dr. A. Beresford, pastor of the Ma ink Presbyterian Church, calls machinery guards liability acts and other reforms gifts of Christ to labor. He cites equal before law, abolition of child labor, working conditions rules, rationalized hours, schools, hospitals, and philanthropies as evidence of the gospel aiding all nations and classes.
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Christ
A. . Beresford
Maink Presbyterian
Yester
Beresford
Nazareth
Archbishop Nicholas Extends Felicitations to Sisters of Mercy
Arch bishop Nicholas sent felicitations to the Sisters of Mercy after the first general chapter in the United States concluded its week long session yesterday.
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Sisters of Mercy
ArchbishopcNicholas
United States
Eight Negro Children Die in Memphis Settlement House Fire
A blaze at the Industrial Settlement House in Memphis Tennessee killed eight black children aged from two to six and trapped them in an upstairs bathroom. Seventy two other children escaped unharmed as firefighters extinguished the fire and found the victims' bodies in the ruins. The origin of the fire was not determined.
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Memphis
Tenn
Chinese minister rejects Soviet railway settlement demand
Shanghai dispatch reports Chinese Foreign Minister C. T. Wang opposes Litvinoff’s plan to replace the chairman of the Chinese Eastern Railway board. China cites dictatorial methods and propaganda as factors in the railway seizure and denies agreeing to any leadership change.
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George E. Sokolsky
New York World News Service
Shanghait
Russia
C. T. Wang
M. Litvinoff
Moscow
Litvinoff
China
Chinese Eastern Railway
Wang
Gun Used in Card Game Murder at Arnett Home
Georg Jeans is shot during a card game at Ted Arnett's home on Abbott Street. Witnesses Lulu Arnett, Warie Wrenn, and Lida Patterson report two strangers fled with Arnett while Jeans died at General Hospital. Arnett is being sought as police search for him.
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Georg Jeans
Abbott Street
Ted Arnett
West
General Hospital
Pbdlice
Arnett
Lulu Arnett
Warie Wrenn
Lida Patterson
Seventh Street
Sergt. Nelcamp
Nelcamp
Autoist's neck broken in collision with freight train
Grove B. Freeman, 45, of Painesville, was killed when his sedan struck a stationary freight train on State street crossing. Freeman's jaw broke his neck. he was alone in the car and died instantly at the scene.
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Painesville, CO
Grove B. Freeman
Painesville
State Street
Freeman
Labor leader reviews gains of organized labor in year
William Green, head of the American Federation of Labor, in a Labor Day statement, notes broad organizing progress in over 600 cities, growth in southern affiliates, and widespread union contracts. He cites a rise in five day work weeks and state control over convict-made imports, while warning on judges’ injunctions.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of ‘Labor
Organized Labor
South
Green
United States
Ployers
Minnesota
Ohio
Congress
New York Faces Labor Day Heat Wave and Holiday Exodus
A scorching 91 degree day keeps New York crowds on beaches from Long Beach to Rockaways as 300000 flock to the Atlantic. Hotels book solid while travelers rush back via Grand Central, Penn Station, and airports as Labor Day crowds begin returning tomorrow afternoon.
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New York World News Service
New York
Labor Day
Atlantic
Connecticut
Maine
New Jersey
Coney Island
Father Knickerbocker
Long Beach
Asbury Park
Rockaways
Grand Central
Pennsylvania
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