Britain Hails Naval Pact Outline From MacDonald
British press lauds the outline of an Anglo American naval agreement after Ramsay MacDonald details at the foreign office. Editorials note a narrow cruiser balance yet expect provisional terms amid broader powers actions. Washington talk centers on cruiser tonnage ranges and the Geneva-era limits guiding current negotiations.
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London
Great Britain
WHH
Ramsay MacDonald
Foreign Office
United States
The
Times
Hoover
Dawes
Downing Street
MacDonald
Wreshington
Washington
Onca
Geners
Britain
England
Asa
Singh
Navy
Reneral Board
Coolidge
Geneva
Time trial ends for plane in fog ends endurance bid
Indianapolis Flamingo attempts new endurance record but crashes in fog at 6:20 am near Knightstown, 85 miles east of Indianapolis. Lieut. Walter Peck and co-pilot Lieut. Lawrence Genara survived with no injuries. A second attempt to break the record was indicated.
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Indianapolis
Lawrence Genara
Opening Chapel Exercises at Huron College
Opening chapel at Huron College drew 123 new freshmen and new upperclass members. Miss Besse Stackpole played an organ prelude before President Agne led scripture and prayer. Professor Gage delivered the awakening theme stressing self awareness and a code of conduct for growth transformation through education. Music by Hardin A. Van Deurgen and Darlington Hendrickson accompanied the service.
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Huron College
Besse Stackpole
Agne
Gaye
Gage
Professor Gage
Hardin A. van Deurgen
Darington Hendrickson
South Dakotan Victim of Bandit Attack in Box Car
Guy Downing of Aberdeen South Dakota was shot twice by bandits while riding a box car near Minneapolis. He said the assailants robbed him of twenty dollars as the freight neared the city and fled when train stopped. Doctors warned he may die.
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Minneapolis
Guy Downing
Harvest Land
Aberdeen
S. D
General Hospital
Downing
Minnéapolis
Weather outlook for Haron and South Dakota
Weather bulletin notes somewhat colder tonight with a brief warm spell on Warner Wednesday. Fain reports tonight and Wednesday cooling patterns with cooler conditions persisting into the midweek period.
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Haron
South Dakota
Fain
Warner
Cook County Pay Shortfall Leaves 4000 Employees Waiting
Chicago reports a semi monthly pay day failed for four thousand Cook County employees including judges and clerical staff. County controller William J. Graham blamed a $400000 shortage caused by slow tax collection after a 3.92% reassessment. The board may consider paying in scrip, redeemable at banks at discount.
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Chicago
Cook County
William J. Graham
Ah Graham
Graham
World Court to Add Proposals on Kellogg Pact Link
The League of Nations four committee will study proposals to align the covenant with the Kellogg pact renouncing war. Britain suggests modifying the covenant to include a war renunciation agreement, while Peru and Nicaragua join the World Court, bringing members to 64. Protocol signatures toward US accession reach thirty as disarmament talks resume amid French opposition and financial aid plans for victim nations are debated.
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Eva
League of Nations
League of Nations’ Assembly
Perm
Peru
Nicaragua
Sciarcely
Restricted Parking Enforced In Huron Streets
About 85 cars parked on paved streets during two to six in the morning. Chief Hoplins announced the new enforcement. Restricted parking signs prohibiting overnight parking on paved streets are in effect. Penalties start with first offense and rise to five dollars for the second offense.
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Huron
Hoplins
Canada to Trade Grains for Coal Scheme Reported
The Daily Herald says Canada considers exchanging large purchases of wheat for British coal. The plan would fund elevator construction in Britain, the building of ships, and reciprocal coal purchases by Canada, with Britain acquiring Canadian wheat and Canada buying British coal.
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Canada
London
The
Daily Herald Today
S ' Tiswan
Great Britain
Stock Market Decline Reflects Credit Concerns in NY
New York stocks opened weak as worries over credit conditions spread. Declines ranged 1 to 6 points with utilities and specialties showing some resilience. Call money rose to 9 percent as banks tightened, loans ranged 25 to 50 million dollars, and markets eyed Federal Reserve factors amid merger rumors and tax adjustments. Public Service of New Jersey led gains in utilities with Electric Power and Light and Columbia Gas reaching new highs.
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New York
Federal Reserve Advisory Council
Public Service of
New Jersay
Epectric Power and Light
Columbia Gas
American Power and Light
Pacific Lighting
Geneeral Public Service
Westing‘house
Electric
American Machine and Foundry
General Electric
Trust
Macy
United. States
Protests Trigger One Day Textile Strike in Charlotte
In Charlotte NC on September 17 a one day strike of textile workers was called by the Communist and National Textile Workers unions as a mass protest against the murder of a union member and government actions. The funeral of Ella May Wige was held amid a day of hearings that released eight unionists on conspiracy charges, while others faced concealed weapon charges and continued testimony in mob-related cases.
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Charlotte
N. C
Communist
National Texte Workers Union
Ella May Wige
North Carolina
Daat
Gastonia-af
Ligton Monk
International Labor Defense
Shaw
Ben Wells
Wells
North Carolina Taw
Gastonia
Concord
Mitchell Man Found Guilty in Public Intoxication Case
Mitchell man Jim Gilbreth pleaded guilty to intoxication in a public place after a Saturday night auto crash east of Alexandria that killed Tim Guthrie of Alliance Nebraska. Gilbreth was fined 35 dollars plus costs. Guthrie’s body remained at Emery awaiting relatives.
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Alexandria
Jim Gilbreth
Mitchell
E. _B. Carpenter
Aout
Here
Tim Guthrie
Emery
Guthrie
S Mitchell Hospital
Lindbergh to Open New Latin Airway
Charles A Lindbergh plans a Miami trip to inaugurate Pan American Airways Latin American air mail route linking Porto Rico Virgin Islands Antigua St Lucia Trinidad British Guiana and Dutch Guiana He will be accompanied by Mrs Lindbergh and a small crew including co pilot Charles Lorber and radio operator W W Ehmer Potential passengers may join if rail load permits
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Miami
Fla
Pan-American Airways
Porto Rico
Virgin Islanda
Ane Higua
St. Lnvia
Trinidad
British
Fire Damp Death Toll Rises to Twelve in Saarbrucken Disaster
Reported in Saarbrucken Germany the fire damp explosion killed twelve and injured forty as ventilators central electric station and boiler house were destroyed. Officials say cause of the ex is unknown while other blasts had followed. The Tron Man Trophy note mentions U S Tennessee 13 10 with unclear context.
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Saarbruecken
Germany
St. “Charles
Miho
Ues. S
Tennessee
Armies Of Sleepless Men Battle Flames In Far West States
Fire across Ventura and Santa Paula areas grew to a 7009 acre inferno fed by exploding oil tanks. About 200 firefighters battled to save homes as residents evacuated, with two workers and a woman missing and damage pegged near two million dollars. Fire crept from Santa Paula north to Wardihattanyon amid collapsing habitats and shifting winds.
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Far West
Ventura
Calif
Santa Paula Canyon
Calip
Santa Paula
Wardihattanyon
Sumkur Mountain
Tom Lopes
Sulphur Mountain Pass
Roy
Paul Costello
Sisat Canyor
Dolehy
Portland
Obe
Cascades
Mt Hood National Forest
Clackamas River
Estacads. Ove
T. H. Sherrard
Mount Hood National Forest
Wernow
Cal
Santa Clara River
Ventura Avenue
Ames
Sage
Temejeuia
Riverside County
Pete Spadoni
San Hernardino
Mt. San Jacinto
Sage District
Funeral held for Charles H. Dillon former congressman
Funeral services were held at the Congregational church in Yankton for Charles H. Dillon a former congressman and supreme court judge who died at his Vermillion home. Interment followed at Yankton cemetery with eulogies by Federal Judge AL Wyman G W Nash of Yankton College and Dr H K Warren. Many local lawyers attended. pallbearers were Dillon’s longtime colleagues.
Zeppelin Goes To Meet Dr Eckener
The Graf Zeppelin with 92 passengers aboard including Mrs Eckener left Friedrichshafen at 2 am to greet the steam ship York carrying Dr Higo Eck board as it reaches the South Elbe river. The airship's return to Germany follows its world flight from Lakehurst New Jersey and a laurel wreath will be dropped to honor Dr Eckener. After cruising over Hamburg the Zeppelin plans to return to Friedrichshafen late tonight.
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Friedrichshafen
Eckener
York
Higo Eckboard
Elbe
Germany
Lakehurst
N. J
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