Roosevelt Signs Fair Practice Codes For Steel And Lumber
Washington Aug 19 Roosevelt signs fair practice codes for steel and lumber industries, placing four key sectors under the NAA eagle and extending recovery program coverage to many workers. He signs shortly before departing for Hyde Park New York on a late night train.
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President Roosevelt Sees Progress After Busy Week
President Roosevelt, elated by progress, returns to Hyde Park after a strenuous week of leadership. He plans to rest through Labor Day, resume duties in Washington after August, and continue recovery efforts as the nation moves forward.
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Strike in Hard Coal Mines Halts Operations in Panther Creek Valley
Lansford Pennsylvania August 19. Miners in the Panther Creek valley vote to resume a sympathy walkout after failed negotiations with producers. Governor Pinehot mediated but could not avert the stoppage as talks with Lohiah Navigation Coal Company, a major anthracite producer, collapsed.
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Kidnap Suspect Reese Held in Hamm Case Inquiry
Chicago reports a new kidnapping suspect in custody as federal and local detectives press the Hamm case. Arthur H. Reese, 78, of Anoka Minnesota, was arrested after questioning tied to the $100,000 abduction of William Hamm Jr. and possible links to a bank robbery ring. Authorities describe an active undercover effort and caution against escape attempts as a major city effort unfolds.
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Irish Expect Clash of Factions Ahead
In the Free State hundreds of blackshirt national guard parades are planned tomorrow as authorities brace for potential defiance by General Rohn Carty and the movement. Uncertainty fills the air over whether demonstrations will proceed or be banned to avert disorder.
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Four Suspects Held In Urschel Affair
Dallas Texas reporters report four suspects held in connection with the Urschel affair. Details are continued on page two as authorities pursue leads in the case.
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Gandhi in Serious Condition After Hunger Strike Threat
Poona India reports Mahatma Gandhi in serious condition as he weakens after announcing a fourth day of hunger strike. Anxiety among friends grows as the protest intensifies and concerns for his health rise.
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Livingston editor heads Montana press association
L E Flint of Livingston was elected president of the Montana Amateur Press Association at the annual conference in Bozeman. New officers include Chiaton Draper of Red Lodge as vice president, Stanley Thirston of Sanford as second vice president, Harry Howard of Tozoman as third vice president, and Tonry O. Weare of Chains as secretary. AL Wildman of Butte won the golf event with 46 over nine holes. Jacki Travia of Havre was second with 41. The association sent a telegram to President Roosevelt protesting printing competition costs and the mispricing of return-address on stamped envelopes. Laurel Outlook won best weekly paper in the past year. Continued on Page 3.
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Polo Player in Custody for Assault Upon Nurse
Chicago police report a polo player named Cedi Smith in custody on an assault charge against a nurse during a confrontation on a lonely court. The court set a cash bond of 2,500. Witnesses and officials testified, with defense denying the accusation and a medical examiner present.
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Weather outlook for the Northern Rocky Mountain region
The coming week brings generally tall trends with near normal temperatures. Local conditions vary, with possible unsettled periods and periods of sun as fronts move through.
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Ten Die As Auto Crashes Shock South Bend Area
Ten people die and fourteen hurt in separate crashes near South Bend and Fort Wayne. An improvised bus carrying Elkhart County travelers collided with a heavy van west of South Bend, killing six and injuring a dozen. Hours later a Toledo group struck aWabash railroad crossing in Fort Wayne. four killed and two seriously injured as they headed to Kentucky on vacation. Victims include Walter Berkey and Gerald Mesmore of Wakarusa and Nellie Gray and others from Taleda and nearby towns.
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Severe Temblor Felt in Zone Near Logan
Bozeman reports a severe earthquake near Logan, northwest of the city, shaking a farm family awake. The Montana Brain College seismograph logged the quake at 3.13 p.m. with an unusually strong tremor for the region, though accounts remain unverified.
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Veterans pension policy attack at Spanish War vets convention
Judge Edward B Matthias of Ohio urged reenactment of veteran compensation legislation as thousands gathered for the United Spanish War Veterans national convention in Los Angeles. He denounced the Roosevelt pension board as biased toward presumptive cases and warned against hastily formed policy affecting Spanish War veterans.
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Falling Plane Buries Cele Oepwn Mud
A red cabin monoplane crashed near Letnek five miles west of Dover Delaware. It buried eight feet in water and marsh as it burst into flames after impact. The pilot, the only person aboard, was extricated by neighbors but the rising tide hindered retrieval efforts.
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Missouri voters favor repeal of 18th amendment by wide margin
Wets claim overwhelming victory as returns from about half of Missouri precincts show repeal by more than 3 to 1. St Louis and Kansas City reported strong wet support with about 20 to 1 in St Louis and heavy margins in Kansas City and Jack County. Partial results from 4,108 precincts include 493,416 for repeal and 135,498 against.
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Creditors’ flimsy attach papers spark scam report
A warning grows as a group including Irvin Chester and Irving Pitt push fake attachments in Lewis and Clark county. Constable Grover C. Jones objects to copies claimed as originals, noting Justice court signs and officials long dead. The tactic targets debtors with forged papers and misdated judgments, leading to unserved executions and mounting court costs.
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Kiss Marathon Planned at Coney Island Park
New York August 19. The Luna Park hosted kiss marathon billed as the year’s biggest spectacle with couples from Brooklyn Long Island and beyond entering. Official timers will judge the longest kiss while Bert Neving notes many couples are long-time sweethearts or friends hoping romance follows.
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Mae Perier heads Montana Eastern Star in Billings event
Billings August 19 news reports Mae Dorler of Butte named worthy grand matron at the annual meeting of the Montana Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star. Officers elected include M. Brown Bozeman as worthy grand patron and Mary Hugo of Butte reelected grand secretary.
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Ford Holds Back on Auto Code Prediction
D A Detot ana notes Henry Ford will wait for final terms of the automobile code before commenting. Ford reportedly opposed to a union alignment and to the National Recovery Act shifting control to labor officials. The Detroit manufacturer favors a 40 hour week and a wage around 40 to 43 cents, with his associates wary of disruption.
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Will Rogers Letter Aims To Protect Comedians
Washington, D.C. Aug. 19. In a working day and night effort with Johnson, Will Rogers defends comedians against amateur critics. He argues professionals belong in a class by themselves and urges lawmakers to separate roles to avoid conflict with the code he champions. Rogers says he would give work to more senators and congressmen, expressing determination to carry his message to the country.
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Eight Very Slight Shocks Reported Near Downtown Mexico City
Eight very slight earthquakes were registered within 10 miles of the downtown area in the last 24 hours, according to local geographic instruments in Mexico City. The shocks were centered near the urban core and measured on available seismographs.
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AEDS APPEAR IN MESS IN HECTIC GAGA
Havana harbor strike violence erupts as dock workers clash with strike-breakers on United Fruit docks. Angel Zampartea killed and his brother wounded. office of Raphael Doniphan raided. mediation efforts fail under provisional government of Carlos Manuel de Cespedes.
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Progress on Public Works Funds Sees One Third Allocated
Washington reports more than one third of the 3.2 billion Public Works funds allotted with about 1.1967 billion already committed. Secretary Ickes says if current pace continues the fund could exhaust in under six months. Most approvals are federal projects, with many non federal ones to follow to restore employment and purchasing power.
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Honduras Storm Kills Seven Dense Damage Across Tegucigalpa
A heavy Aug 19 storm devastated Tegucigalpa and surrounding districts Guanacasto La Hoya La Plazuela, killing seven and injuring about 15 as fallen wires caused injuries. Latila stadium flooded and damaged, with poorer neighborhoods hardest hit. Repairs were underway amid continued unfavorable weather.
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Forgeries in Kansas Bonds Drive Up Massive Total
Topeka Aug. 19. Indications place the total value of forged bonds in the Kansas bond fraud at about 81.7 million dollars. Investigators reveal more than one employee in the state treasurer's office carried forged bonds to Chicago brokers for sale. Finney and Tom Boyd, state treasurer officials, are under arrest on charges related to forged bonds and alleged conversion to funds. Governor Landon says additional treasurer's office employees handled forged instruments in Chicago brokerage deals.
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