Tariff Hostilities Suspended Over Weekend
Washington Sept 6 The tariff dispute in the Senate pauses for a weekend armistice as leaders seek to solidify forces and outline campaigns. Robinson of Arkansas and Borah of Idaho map strategy to restrict revisions to agriculture or recommit the measure. Democratic and Republican coalitions argue over administration provisions and fiscal impacts, with President Hoover criticized for leadership.
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Washington
Senate
Robbinson
Arkansas
Borah
Idaho
Bpokesman
Senate Finance Committee
Robinasoi
Socks
Amazon
Simmons
North Carotina
Treasury
Smoot
Finance Committee
Robinson
Politica
Efor
Hoover
White House
Leonard Leaves To Bring Family To South Dakota Farm Hero
Leonard prepares to move his family to a South Dakota farm for the opening of public schools September 1. He travels by car to Jefferson City, Missouri and will address two new insurance claims from the southern part of the state on his return.
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South Dakota
Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Ettatis
Jeferson City
Leonard
Weather notes for Haven and South Dakota forecast
Weather Haven reports probably rain tonight and Saturday with continued cool temperatures. South Dakota forecast shows mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday with possible rain or snow, continued cool with frost or freezing in northern and western areas.
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Haven
South Dakota
Killings Blamed On Personal Motive Not Gang War
Chicago deputy police chief said the double slaying of Frank Cy Cawley and Edward Westcott arose from a personal dispute over a Sabbath day dice game, not gang vengeance. He noted murders here are often misattributed to Capone, Moran, or other outfits, giving the city a bad name.
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Chicago
John Stare
Steve
Frank
Cy) Cawley
Edward Westcott
West Side
Capone Outfit
Moran-Alello Syndicate
Farm Board Members to Be Examined by Senate Panel
The senate agriculture committee planned to summon members of the federal farm board to assess their qualifications for office before open hearings next week. Some Northwest senators oppose Legge policy requiring farmers to exhaust other credit sources before loans, and lawmakers favor offering the board's $500 million fund at four percent interest without forcing maximum borrowing elsewhere. Brookhart and La Follette likely to participate in the examination.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
McNary
Legge
Rers
Senate
Congress
Brookhart
Iopa
la Follette
Wisconsin
McMary
Treams
Finances Short in Cook County
Chicago reports a dire county budget shortfall as County Treasurer George F. Herding warns of imminent pay delays for about 4,000 workers on September 20. The county has roughly $125,000 in cash and a $450,000 pay bill, with possible authorization to issue redeemable bonds to cover the deficit. The strain stems from an over-optimistic revenue forecast following a reassessment.
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Chicago
George F. Herding
Harding
Got Married Yet Kept Same Last Name at Nuptials
A brief society note states Mrs. Levi C. Johnson wed and kept her surname Johnson. The ceremony occurred in Radcliffe Iowa with Marie T. Sohnson listed as the bride. Home address given as Mt. Vernon.
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Wgonsocket
Levi C. Johnson
Johnson
Radcliffe
Iowa
Marie T. Sohnson
Mt. Vernon
Hinson
League Covenant Lacks Preventive Means, UK Moves Revision
Sept 6 1 The League of Nations covenant shows gaps in preventing war. British Foreign Secretary Henderson announced a resolution, supported by France Italy Belgium Chile and Denmark, urging revision of the covenant to ban war as Kellogg pact does. He noted German approval and urged stronger League powers and a universal peace treaty open to all nations.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Woodrow Wort
Staten Men
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgian
Chile
Denmark
Henderson
Tenth Assembly
Regenant
Briand
League
Agai
United ‘States
Soviet Russia
Council
Ranise
MacDonsid
American Gift Aids Verdun Cathedral Repair
An anonymous American donor, aged about 100,000 francs or $4,000, provides aid to repair damage to Verdun Cathedral The donor, a Protestant, says Orthodoxy is the real mother of Christianity and notes 1916 bombardments hinder restoration The gift will help overcome further German damage and advance the rebuilding effort for the ancient stone structure
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Verdun
Vergun
France
Ister
Barbarlina
Cab Driver Kidnapped At Gunpoint In Chicago
Police report a taxi driver named Peter Pruts, age 20, was kidnapped from his home early today at gunpoint by four men who forced him into a waiting car. Investigators say the men acted quickly and smashed a door window. motive and destination remain unclear.
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Peter Prutis
Prutis
Pritts
British Reinforcements Hope to Stabilize Palestine Front
British forces in Palestine report new reinforcements and renewed skirmishes with Arab fighters near Gaza Beersheba Mount Tabor and around Nazareth El Mesa. Arab leaders in Jerusalem plan to appeal to the League of Nations demanding parliamentary representation for Arabs under the British mandate.
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Ieresalem
Pacific
Atlai
Holy
Laut
Bertoulng
Sinai Peninsula
Gaza
Palestine
Beersheba
Aylenty
Tabor
Mount Tabor
Sea of Galilee
Syriay
el, Mesa
Nazareth
Jerusalem
League of Nations
Adiminsalyation
League
Moly Land
Strikers Back in New Orleans End Transit Turmoil
Agreement reached between streetcar workers and public service corporation officials in New York ends two months of strike turmoil in New Orleans. Streetcars resume regular service after low ridership and public boycott, with police to return to eight hour shifts as order restores normalcy.
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New Orleans
Sant
Intor
Publi Service Corporation
New York
Walon
Jitners
Cava
Théodore Ray
Deportee Ying Kao Held in Nanking After Opium Plot
Shanghai dispatch reports Ying Kao, former Chinese consul in San Francisco, and his wife were deported from the United States after an opium plot revelation. Chinese authorities detained them upon arrival in Shanghai, planning trial in Nanking courts. details of the case were not disclosed.
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Shanghai
United States
Ying Kao
San Francisco
San Francisas
Kao
Nanking
Rush at State Fair Preparations Opens Monday
Workmen hasten last minute prep at the State Fair grounds in Huron South Dakota for the forty fifth annual exposition. Livestock entries from Minnesota Nebraska and other fairs arrive with horses on the grounds as machinery space sells out and dust control is completed.
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South, Dakota
C.L. Chase
Willow Lake
State Fair Board
Minnesota
Nebraska
Huron
Toronto
Seville
Morris & Ate Huron
Ely
John .F. White
Ireland a Paradise for Auto Tourists
Ireland attracts visitors with free roads and sparse traffic in rural areas near Dublin. American travelers favor renting cars to explore classic Irish jaunts. The article notes a growing bus fleet and potential traffic law reforms, including speed limit changes for private motorists and buses. In Minnesota, a bank robbery at the First National Bank of St Charles involved a $2000 theft with the bandit fleeing into the woods after shots. no injuries to bank vp Thal.
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Ireland
Dublin
Bank ST
Charles
Minn
First National Bank of
St. Charles
St. J. Thal
Thal
Guessing game in park ends in mixed-up romance
A fragment describes a park scene where a man bets on which lover would arrive first, claiming both his sweetheart and another man’s partner appeared. The note ends with a poetically altered claim about petrified tree wool turning to jasper, opal, or agate provided by Faun in Vienna.
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Faun
Vienna
First Snow Of Season Appears In Black Hills
The season's first fall of snow touched the Black Hills with Lead and nearby towns recording cold air and dropping temperatures. Snow fell at Lead Delwood Spearfish Sturgis Hill City Rapid City and Newcastle Wyoming with Belle Fourche reporting rain. Temperatures slid from 54 to 28 in Lead and from 71 to 49 in nearby areas as topcoats reappeared and coal dealers expected rushes. Tonight and Saturday forecast unsettled, cool conditions with rain.
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Black Hills
Lead
Black Hill
Delwood
Spearfish
Sturgis
Hill Custer
Rapit City
Iot Springs
Newcastle
Wyo
Belle Fourche
Mercury
Huron
Poop
Government Weather Bureau
Pilot Dies in Lemmon Crash During Airport Fest
Lieut. John A. Winefordner of the 34th pursuit squadron perished at Lemmon's new airport after his plane's engine failed at 300 feet. Companions Lieuts H A Johnson and R C Rhody, from Selfridge Field, pursued and later saw the crash. The party had flown from St Paul to attend the airport dedication and planned to reach Sioux Falls. Winefordner's home is Zanesville Ohio.
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Lake Part
Sioux Falls
Winefordners
H. A. Johnson
R. C. Rhody
Johson
Rhody
Selftridge Field
War Department
Sioux
Winefordner
Zinesville
Ohio
Soviet Doubts Chinese Motives Over Rail Settlement
Moscow reports growing Soviet skepticism about the Chinese Nationalist proposals to settle disputes over the Chinese eastern railway. Pravda and Izvestia cite statements by CC Wu and J Mantell as false, warning of imperialist influence and fresh Manchuria border raids.
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Moscow
Pravda
Izvestia
de Roth
CC. Wu
Geneva
J. Ju Mantell
Mukden
Mante
United States
Pravig
Manchuria
Chi- Hesa Rutho
Two Huron Men To Attend G A R Meet
Two Huron men named A Thomipson and Dr H P Car are set to represent Huron at the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Portland Maine next week. The five officers in the Huron camp left yesterday and will be away about two weeks. En route home Dr Carson plans visits with friends in Boston and Chicago. County commissioners completed their September session with routine business.
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A. Thomipson
H-P. Car
Grand Army of the Republic
Portland
Maine
Taven
Dr.Carson
Boston
Chicago
Aerial fleet searches area for lost airliner
Twenty-one airlines led a vast aerial armada to survey the wild terrain between Albuquerque and California for the City of San Francisco. The city, with eight aboard, vanished after leaving Albuquerque for Winston, weather hindered visibility, and responders mobilized hundreds including Zuni and Navajo youths. Army and Navy planes joined the hunt as crews methodically covered Gallup to the Grand Canyon, amid a $5,000 reward and widespread speculation of disaster.
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Gallup
X. M
Aie Jimer
Sanrancisco
Galley
Albuquerqua
California
San Francisco
Albuquerque
Winston
Grants
N. M
Wala
Winstow
la Tie
Winslow
Pearch
Nortlern Arizana
Gallun
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Uni
Houck
Ariz
Circus game charms London smart set
London Sept 6. A party at Normal Hartwell’s West End home featured circus themes and daring props. Lady Eleanor Smith arrived with a white pony while Olivia Wyndham displayed two snakes and other exotic items. A large brown bear and Siberian wolves roamed as attendants choreographed a circus tableau on the second floor arena.
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London
West Bad
Hartwell
Eleanor Smith
Olivia Wyndham
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Farm Board
Senate Agriculture
Cook County
Lemmon
John 4. Winefordner
Russia
China
A. R
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