Foundation Stone in Coming Election Cand Dates to Rely on
The Democratic and Republican campaigns push to build smooth vote-getting machines. Leaders mobilize workers from headquarters to precincts, relying on radio outreach and trained administrators to replace personal appearances by the standard bearers. Hoover leads the national effort from Washington, extending across the continent to California, while internal disputes over leadership in New England and New York Jersey persist.
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Washington
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Washington Waril
California
New England
New York- Jersey
Drowned Explorer Amundsen Mystery Narrows to Float Found
Off the Pugva Islands near Tromsoe a float from Amundsen's Latham seaplane was found. The Brood, returning to Tromsoe, delivered the object to the French consul, offering the first definite sign since radio silence after June 18.
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Tromeee
Latham
Tromeoe
Spliabergen
Record-Setting Day for Reno Marriage Licenses
Reno Nevada: County clerk in Reno issued 47 marriage licenses by 2 PM, a one day county record. Applicants arrived from California at about five per hour. August set the monthly record with 452 licenses. five divorces were recorded alongside today’s licenses.
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East Helena Fair Set For Next Friday And Saturday
The fourth annual East Helena community fair will open next Friday at 7 p.m. in the Gold Fellows hall and run through Saturday with prizes totaling about 100 dollars for 39 exhibits including 12 vegetables 14 flowers and seven fruits. An opening night entertainment program leads off and judging occurs Saturday with prizes awarded that night by fair committees. A fitness dance closes the event, sponsored by Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges in cooperation with the East Helena Cemetery Association.
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East Helena
Odd Fellows and Rebekah
Aimee's Land Fraud Deals to be Settled
In Los Angeles on September 1, the AP reports that settlements out of court may resolve damage suits tied to alleged Lake Tahoe land fraud involving Aimee Semple McPherson and Christians. H J Henry, subdivider, offered to compensate owners as district attorney notes potential adjustment to end further complaints.
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Los Angeles
Lake Tahoe
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Citi
H. J. Henry
General Level of Farm Prices Down
Washington says the general level of farm prices received by producers on August 15 was 139, six points lower than July 15. The base period is 1909 to 1914. Meat animals rose five points and dairy and poultry prices also increased.
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Washington
APJ
Department of Agriculture
Weather outlook for week begins Monday in Northern Rocky Mountains
The upcoming week forecast covers the Northern Rocky Mountains with mostly fair skies and temperatures near normal. Daytime highs should be moderate and nights cool, with little chance of precipitation beyond isolated showers in the higher elevations.
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Rocky Mountain
No Place Like Home Governor Smith to Spend Holiday at Mansion
Governor Smith abandons Labor Day travel plans to rest at the executive mansion Albany N Y as he campaigns and seeks privacy. He bans politics and work for a few days to enjoy time with his family and regain strength amid Democratic national efforts.
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Iso al Smith
Paul F. Haupert
Associated Press
Albany, N. Y
Governor Smith
Executive Mansion
Adirondack Lake
Berkshire Catskills
Heldergerg Mountains
Kida
Freight Boats Great Crew Reported Saved
The MacKay Radio and Telegraph company reports that the steamers Floridian and The Admiral Fiske collided 15 miles south of Tatoosh. The Floridian was hole in the engine room and sank. The Admiral Fiske rescued the crew and proceeded toward Seattle. Both ships were freighters with no passengers aboard.
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MacKay Radio and Telegraph Company
Admiral Fiske
Tatoosh
Everett
San Francisco
Seattle
Onra
Radio Fanf Hear Murder Account From Mallas TX
Radio fans listening to station WFAA in Mallas Texas heard an eye witness account of a murder during a breakfast program. Announcer Ralph Schulze interrupted a piano sale by Vera Mearde to dictate details of the shooting of Orville Mathews a Dallas bank executive, by V R Adams a farmer who had disputed a $2 election bet. The shooting happened at Dallas busiest corner.
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Mallas
Texas
WFAA
Vera Mearde
Grimes
Ralph Schulze
Schulze
Orville Mathews
V. R. Adams
Mathews
Dallas
Miners Agree Four Year Contract Cutting Wages
Chicago reports a new four year contract between Michigan miners and operators reducing wages by 13 to 20 percent in Illinois coal mines. The deal sets daily basic at 6 10 for day workers and 1 cent per ton for tonnage miners, replacing prior Jacksonville rates. Subject to referendum by 90 000 miners, it takes effect September 14 and runs through March 3, 1932.
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Chicago
APJ
Tlinois
Joint Conference
Miinis
Jacksonville
Pulpit Politics Denounced by Southern Methodists
Twenty Southern Democrats urge a halt to political activity by Methodist Episcopal Church South leaders. They state churches must not prescribe presidential qualifications and insist church and party loyalties remain separate. They warn such action risks ecclesiastical domination and un-American conduct conflicting with democratic principles.
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Memphis. Tenn
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Teymen
Helena Independent to skip Monday issue after Labor Day
The Helena Independent will not publish on Monday September 3 as Labor Day and the following public holidays fall on Monday, in keeping with its customary schedule.
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Helena
Albanian Republicans Warn of Use of Arms to Block Zogu
The central committee of the Albanian republican area warns European chancelleries that the party will employ weapons as in 1920 to prevent Zogu's ascension to the Albanian throne. They urge powers to oppose this alleged usurpation.
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Balgrads
Jugo-Slavia
Central Committee
Teary Tion
Zogu
Albania
Rankin Asked to Resign As U S Attorney
Butte Sept 1 AP Resignation of Wellington D Rankin Republican governor as United States district attorney was urged by the Silver Bow Democratic Club in a regular meeting. Resolutions sent to the Department of Justice in Washington and to Montana’s two senators and congressman and to the Democratic central committee chairman. The discussion noted Rankin’s removal would greatly aid his Democratic opponent. Earlier correspondence said it is customary to allow appointees to participate in primaries but also customary for nominees to resign.
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Wellngton D. Rankin
Republican Homines
United States
Silver Bow
Democratic Club
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Montana
Democratic Central
Department
Rankin
Drastic Court Order Halts Chicago Musicians Walkout
A federal judge issued a temporary injunction freezing the planned strike by the Chicago Federation of Musicians. Ames Petrillo and union officials are restrained from enforcing demands for four and dive men orchestras in small theaters and from inducing members to quit jobs. A September 10 hearing will consider a permanent injunction.
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Chicago
IAPI
James H. Wilkerson
Chicago Federation of Musicians
Ames Petrillo
Fed
Nobile III Decides to Go to Rome
Milan dispatch reports General Umberto Nobile, sidelined by fever from a broken arm, will leave his Milan home this afternoon and return to Rome due to his critical condition and the state of his health.
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Nobile III
Rome
Milan
Umverto Nobile
Hill Will Enter Mounted Police Hall Marks Canadian Force
Cortlandist Paul Mina says Henry Hill son of Louis W Hill plans to enlist soon in the Royal Northwest Mounted Police of Canada at Lethbridge Saskatchewan. Hill is a grandson of James T. Hill and is expected to join the force in the near future per local friends.
Albania Proclaims Ahmed Zogu as King
In Tirana on September 1 the national assembly proclaimed Ahmed Zogu king of the Albanians without dissent. Deputies officials and civilians crowded the hall and cheered long live our king as they marched to the palace. A 101 gun salute marked his elevation from mountain chieftain to monarch.
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Ahmed Zogu
Albania
National Assembly
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Balkans
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