Japan Rejects League Mediation in Far East Crisis
Tokyo says Japan will not tolerate outside interference and will defend its national existence in eastern Asia. Ambassador Aman warned that peace there hinges on countering Chinese anti Japanese policy and the growing communist influence, while US and four western powers urged protection of noncombatants as Japanese forces push along major rail corridors near Shanghai and northern China.
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Associated Pree
Senuera
Japan
League of Naodong
Switzerland
Eiji Amett
Associated Press
China
Jananege
Eastern Asia
Aman
Kuomintang
Chinese Nationalist Party
Tas
Communist Movement
Nanking
Eastern
Asia
Shanghai
United States
Harry . Yarnell
Chapei
Liuhé
Croopa
Edaimment
Cnly
Roosevelt says he knew of Black Klan claim not before
President Roosevelt told reporters he had no information confirming Justice Black’s Ku Klux Klan ties before naming Alabama Senator Black to the Supreme Court. Black avoided comment in London as a wave of sensational articles circulated.
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Associated Preev
Washington
Roosevelt
Hugo L. Buick
Tha Ku Max
Alabama
Supreme Court
Justices Department
Black
Justice Black
London
Dunopa
Organization To Get Jobs for Men Over 40 Formed in Washington
In Washington on September 15 the Foundation for Americans of Mature Age, Inc will start a campaign to combat prejudice against workers over 40. Mrs Agatha D Ward and other organizers warn of the danger of discarding mature experience in the job market and note age limits may be tied to legislation and social security policies.
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Washington
Foundation For Americans of Mature Age, Inc
Jedder
Agatha D. Ward
Mrz
Ward
Board Favors Continuing of House of Neighborly Service Here
The Mouse of Nulshberly Service board met Tuesday with Drevot representatives and city groups to discuss sustaining the House of Neighborly Service. A committee was appointed to study financing and possible cooperation with the National Board, aiming for prompt action.
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H. of
N.S
Mouse of
Nulshberly Service
Aervian
Jengih
Tribune
House of Neighborly Service
Lune
Wayk
Baseball scores and lineups from today’s games
A garbled recap of baseball games across multiple cities. Scattered lines mention New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis and Brooklyn with partial scores, batteries, and pitchers. Several names appear but many fragments are unreadable.
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New York
Poller
Marder
Hayes
Werbet
Fuiladelphia
Hassan
Philadelphia
R H
Cleveland
Galenvuse
Pytlak
Pearson
Dickey
Shington
Haulers
Bolton
W. Ferrell
A. Jelly
Pitusaw
Pittsburgh
Schumacher
Danning
Baers
Weaver
Bowman
Todd
Bauers
Cinginnali
Brooklyn
Cincknati
Hamia
Cantrell
Lindsey
Phelps
Schott
Lombard
Chicago
St Swuty
Owl
Cincinnati
Wenshaw
Gohroiau
Barrett and Brittain
Great Western Increases Pay and Wage Scale
Great Western Sun reports wage increases to raise pay toward historical highs. Seasonal workers gain 60 to 50 cents per day above 1936 rates. permanent crews receive additional raises. About 7,000 will be paid with 2,000 current staff to expand slicing plants by October. Company cites sugar control program and crop prospects shaping payroll.
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Associated Dress
Frank
Ay Kemp
Ea Great Western Sun Company
Kemp
Great Western
Partial Embargo on Arms to the Orient
Roosevelt imposed a partial embargo on arms shipments to the far eastern war zone after consultations with Hull and Kennedy. The measure bars government and private merchant vessels from transporting such articles to China or Japan until further notice, affecting 87 government vessels and others under private arrangement.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Far Eastern
Cordell Hull
Joseph Kennedy
Counuy
Stoosevelt
Explosion at Weehawken factory injures many workers
Weehawken New Jersey September 14 a series of undetermined explosions ripped through a two story factory demolishing a block and trapping about 200 workers mostly girls. Firefighters from Weehawken Union City and Hoboken battled the blaze as hospital authorities reported many suffered burns and head injuries with several listed in serious condition and treated at nearby hospitals.
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Weehawken
N. J
B. Pealock Company
Aluso
Joent
Hoboken
Weehargien
Union City
Aml Noboken
Jlo Auarby
Nullo Dogan
Wroskara
Briggsdale to Discuss Building an Auditorium
Briggsdale will hold a meeting Monday night at the school board to discuss creation of an auditorium. Plans have been approved and the meeting will determine advisability, discuss bond issues, adjustments, and necessary arrangements before action can be taken.
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Uyiggsdale
Schouhard
Han
Plana
Lind
Discisa & Bond
W.ba
Lear Will Not Resign As C S Board Weighs Case
New York date line reports William H Parsons, Long Island pigeon farmer, strongly suspects wife Ale McDowell Parsons is dead after 14 weeks disappearance. Federal investigators decline to confirm death, or authenticity of letters they hold, while Parsons doubts their genuineness. Attys dispute details as case continues.
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Lear
C.S. Board
New York
William H Parksong
Long Island
Prominga
Ale McDowell Parsons
Guthentletty
Pneumonti
Parsons
Cratk Steel
Alice
Earl Connealley
Department of Juss Iics
Benjamin Bhiverle
Anna Kuprianova
Parson
Safety Council Recommends 8th Ave Parallel Parking
Greeley Safety Council on Tuesday night voted to urge city council and Chamber of Commerce to adopt parallel parking along 8th Avenue to improve traffic flow and safety on the main thoroughfare. Merchants hope the scheme will curb congestion as traffic avoids the business district while city plans for Fire Prevention Week proceed with an educational program led by Fire Chief R A Brumley.
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Greeley Safety Council
Jaight
Cystouneil
Chamber of Conmerciist
Greeley
Eleventh Avenue
Cornell
Creeley
R.A. Brumley
Golden Students Accused of Nude Hazing on Main Street
Golden residents denounced nude behavior by Colorado School of Mines students during hazing with six topless youths seen on a running board of a car and parading through the main street. Principal Dr. M. S. Conlvaugh said the incident was under investigation by faculty and students.
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Golden
Colorado School of Mines
Robert Wabber
Parent- Teabergs Association
Golien High
M. 8. Conlvaugh
Sugar Mills Set to Begin Grinding on October 5
Officials of the Great Western Sugar company conferred in Denver as the 1927 campaign nears. Eastern Colorado factories to start October 4 with northern Weld county plants starting October 6. Beet loading to commence two or three days before grinding begins. Officials voiced optimism despite looming harvest uncertainties with early September reports noting some drought impact and required water runs.
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Great Western Supat Company
Grealey
Colorado
Preakdent
Brave Kemp
N. T. McCreery
Joseph Manda
Altho
Sileing
Falle Weld
Fur
Lis
Altha
Controversy Over Eye Scandal In Denver
Walter Lear, drug commissioner, faces removal recommended by a board of health and plans to demand a hearing for his provisional appointment. Lear contends strong board support, cites recorded quotes and possible microphone leakage linking restaurant factors to political pressure. Officials note unresolved questions as Governor Ammons weighs statements and commission actions.
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Denver
Walter Lear
Board of Health
Telny
Civil Service Commission
Lear
Aliha Bis
Commission
Roy L. Cleere
Gleere
Kear
Leonor
Ammons
James Brownlow
Brownlow
Cleere
Egga
Leer
Frank C. McNonough
Wold
Pagt
United States
Ed CG. Johnson
Ammons Lock
Ollica
Lewis Confers With F D R on Mutual Interests
Washington reports say John Lewis, head of the Committee for Industrial Organization, met with President Roosevelt at the White House. After a cordial talk he declined further comment on the president or the national labor policy.
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Associated Press
Washington
John &, Lewis, Thainnat
Committee For Industrial Organization
White House
Liepraaldent
Jahor Jander Adid
Lewis
Inter
Jabor
Dog Catcher Quits To Take Pension In Greeley
Pete McDonald, greely dog catcher for months, quits to take a $46 monthly old age pension. City council held decision as Chief Hunter noted McDonald’s resignation. Harsh’s appointment delayed one week. Hunter said the job paid $40 to $43 monthly plus pound fees paid directly to McDonald, who chose to keep the pension.
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Pete McDonald
Greeley
Hye
C. O. Itunter
Counc
McDonald
Mermillo Harsh
Hunter
Harsh
Colpltts
Catehur
D McDonald
McDouald
Lowenes
Slunter
Tie Chief
Nude Woman Found From Niagara River Near Horseshoe Falls
Niagara Falls N Y Sept 16 a nude body was found by a riverman hours after police reported a woman's purse near the brink of the Horseshoe Falls. Coroner Harry R Bmogs said the corpse showed injuries suggestive of being dragged over the falls. He said it resembled a young Eggertsville Buffalo suburb housewife, though ID was not yet certain.
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Niagara Falls
Niagara River
Harry R. Bmog
Boody
Eggertsville
Waite Pleads Guilty in Greeley Driving Case
Waite of Greeley changed his plea from not guilty to guilty on a driving offense on Wednesday. He was sentenced to 100 days in the county jail by Justice Hea FH. Tloranea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H
Waite
Greeley
Torning
Justiea
Tloranea
Wiggins Farmer On Trial For Killing Wife
Fort Morgan district court hears case against Selteck a 42 year old Wiggins farmer charged with murdering wife Vivian Nagel May 1 and Ben Faurot a hired man at the farm also killed. Judge Munson denies defense bid to delay trial. Selteck to face charges in later proceedings. Attorneys Epperson and Anderson say defense will argue in court. Official witnesses to be called as trial proceeds.
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Fort Morgan
Lemiel
Selteck
Wiggins
District Couré
Vivian Nagt
Selleck
Ben Faurot
Te 'Behteck Fusin
Judza H
Munson
Thargea
Sebinek
Fautol
George Epperson
L. B. Anderson
Gelection
of & Jy
Bo Fenlsheil
Wilnegsey
Denver
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Racnavelt
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Presa Denyer
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Rus
Ancioes
Weld
Counly
Rupert Padilla
Thipert Pada
Mort Lupton
West County
Fistles
John
Clargq
Russia
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Moscow
Red Square
Robert
Dick" Var Batre
Charles A. Moore
Jounty
Detver
Longmenter
Longment
George, Merk- Jeta
Kelim
Marktein
Marklein
City Library Board
Hamilton Hatfield
Ubrares
Greeley High
Meeker Junior High
Frank Phelps
Mbrarian
Meaker
Big Selva
Harold Sprague
Téuns
Briggsdale
Wite
Safety Council
8Th Ave
Mines
Niagara
Wiggins Farmer
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