Stockmen Seek New Bod To Rule On Grazing Policy
Spokane report on U S senate public lands hearings shows sentiment leaning toward unreserved public domain with local option. Senator Stanfield notes interior department line, stockmen favor a new commission to present views. Oddie cites eastern groups wanting public land revenue. Hearings resume in Yakima tomorrow.
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United States Senate
Lessing
Robert N. Stanfield
Oregon
Todd
Interior Department
Tasker J. Oddie
Nevada
National Treasury
Yakima
Powers Agree On A Security Pact At League Talks
Geneva reports a complete accord on the main points of a security pact after talks among M Briand the French foreign minister Aust en Chamberlain the British foreign secretary and M Vandervelde the Belgian foreign minister. Vandervelde said only details remained to regulate among Paris Brussels and London.
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Associated Press
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Austen Chamberlain
Foreign Affaira
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League of Nations
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Paris
Brussels
London
Debt Commission of Czechs Coming to Trague
Trague Czecho Slovakia Sept 2 Associated Press reports the Czech debt invasion plans aimed at the United States are expected to fail by the end of September.
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Czecho-Slovakia
Associated Press
United States
Kellogg Says U S Ready to Carry Out China Pledges
Secretary of State Kellogg told the American Bar Association in Detroit that the United States is willing to scrupulously carry out obligations to China from the Washington arms conference, while China must protect foreign citizens and property. He announced Silas H. Strawn as American special commissioner to the extraterritoriality commission and noted broader tariff talks may follow. He cited anti foreign demonstrations and the need for protection of nationals, with discussions extending beyond the Nine Power Treaty.
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Mid
Associated Press
China
United States
Washington
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
Strawn
Art
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Peking
United States Ln
Extra Territorial Commission
Mexico
Hughes Says Spirit of Liberty Is Dying in Slums
Charles Evans Hughes told the American Bar Association’s 49th meeting that liberty is eroding amid many laws and intolerance. He warned that democracy must restrain liberty with justice and cautioned against an intolerant spirit armed with conviction.
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Associated Press
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Charles Evans H Hughes
American Bar Association
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Wheat Production May Exceed Normal Demand
Washington reports American interwheat production is set to exceed domestic needs based on planting intentions. A winter wheat crop of 586000 bushels is forecast if farmers plant about four million acres more and yield 14.5 bushels per acre, about 40 percent higher than last winter. The spring harvest could add 253000000 bushels, creating an export surplus between 160000000 and 240000000 bushels.
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Asso
Department of Agriculture
Jarnment
Magee Hearing Delayed Until Health Improves
Fast facts from Las Vegas New Mexico report that the postponement of the preliminary hearing for Carl Magee Albuquerque editor charged with murder in Lasseter shooting dated August 21 was agreed by his defense and District Attorney Chester Hier until his physical condition allows appearance in court.
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Associated Press
Carl Magee
Albuquerque
Aurder
John B. Lasseter
Chester Hier
King of King of Thieves Convicted in U.S. Court
Romeo Partin, 40, linked to a national fence and mastermind in bond thefts totaling $1,250,000, was found guilty on 24 counts in two consolidated indictments charging possession of stolen and forged liberty bonds. He was held without bail for sentencing by Judge Atwell in the U.S. district court.
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Associated Press
Romeo Partin
United States
Ingh Fome Arrow
Atwell
United States District Court
Truce Breaking Shooting Sparks Tong War Threat
In New York a member of the On Leong tong shot Brooklyn laundryman Tom Wor at Woo's laundry. Sant Wing entered and fired three bullets, seriously wounding Wor who was taken to King’s County Hospital and dying. Police arrested Wing who had come from Chicago with seven On Leong members. The incident risked triggering a wider conflict as tong leaders warned they would be held responsible for unrest before an expected peace signing next week.
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Associated Press
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Hip Sing Tongs
Sant Wing
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Brooklyn
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Woo
New Yeork
Chicago
Leong Gimmen
King's County Hospital
Newspaper at Farmer’s Door Delivers by Plane
An airplane delivers afternoon newspapers directly to farmers yard doors, an innovation planned by Frederick Shuch circulation manager of the Illinois State Register. The rural doorstep delivery marked a first for the era, with Springfield reporting the method as an established fact.
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Associated = Press
Frederick Shuch
Cire
Ifnois State Register
Hammond Miners Leader Attacks Ham monds Coal Plan
Philadelphia dispatch reports John L. Lewis, miners’ international president, accusing John Hays Hammond of stoking a political fire to push congress toward regulating the anthracite industry. He warns congress cannot distinguish between coal types when addressing coal as a base public necessity. No major trouble reported as 10,000 union workers and mine owners maintain mutual suspension in the anthracite mines.
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Associated Press
John L. Lewin
Miners’ International
John Hays Hammond
White Court
Hammond
Coal Commission
Congress
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Ammond
Republican Party
Saya
Mer. Lewis
Cattle Markets Seen Bright for Western Farmers
Colorado Springs reports economist Dr David Wesday telling Joint Stock Land banks members that cattle prices rise as the market lags and that farmers in Colorado and the far west will reap rich profits this year. He notes price recovery since 1920 and predicts prosperity for farmers for years to come.
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Colo
Associated Press
Colorado
David Wesday
American Association of Joint Stock Land Banks
Friday
Jie
No Trace Of Plane PN-9 Missing Off Honolulu
In Honolulu Navy officers remained confident that Commodore John Rodgers would bring PN-9 No. 1 home. The seaplane departed San Francisco Monday Pacific time and went missing after encountering high winds and rain Tuesday morning, with extended gasoline use and fuel strain noted as ships in Pearl Harbor aided the search.
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John Rodgers
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Pearl, Harbor Air Station
San Francin
Rai
Vets in Tulsa fight over raid on VFW hotel HQ
Hundreds of VFW delegates cheer as Louis Grixman demands Oklahoma Governor Trapp and Tulsa Mayor Newblock uncover blame for a raid on VFW hotel headquarters. He urges a dispatch to President Coolidge disapproving federal agents' actions, while Tulsa citizens are cleared of involvement. No VFW members were detained.
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Okla
Associated Press
Ila
Veterana
Louis H. Grixman
M. KE. Trapp
Oklahoma
Herman Newblock
Mengage
Coolidge
Federal Prohibition
Vv. FL
Strike of British Tars Spreads to Channel Boats
London September 2 The seamen strike spread late to the crews of the Channel boats sailing from Southampton. All boats on the four routes from Southampton are tied up at their docks.
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London
Associated Press
Southampton
Mex Troops to Pursue Bandits Near Nacozari
Douglas Dispatch reports 150 Mexican soldiers moved from Agua Prieta to Nacozari area to hunt renegade Mexicans who tried to drive Chinese residents from Pilares and New Town Sonora. A district officer was killed and another mortally wounded in fighting. fleeing bandits burned a bridge south of Agua Prieta to delay pursuers. The clash follows tensions between local Mexican groups and Chinese residents begun last Saturday.
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Ariz
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Nacozari
Pilares
New Town
Nacorari
Kentucky rejects M. E. Church union
Covington Ky Sept 2 The Kentucky conference of the Methodist Episcopal church voted to reject the plan for unification of the southern and northern branches The vote was 88 for 8 against
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Covington
Associated Press
Kentucky
Methodist Episcopal Church
Spanish transport Espana No. not sunk near Melilla
A Sept report from Moros says the Spanish transport Espana No. 5 remains safely anchored at Melilla after rumors of its sinking. The Associated Press notes the vessel Espana No. 5 was feared lost but confirmed to be afloat.
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Melilla
Spanish
Moroes
Racing Aides Arrive From Butte For State Fair Program
George Klotz, longtime Montana State fair racing secretary, arrives from Butte to oversee the forthcoming exposition program starting Monday. The Butte delegation is expected to be one of the largest, with Montana breeders and horses set to contest in strong purses and many stables shipping in from nearby tracks.
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George Klotz
Montana
Butte
Lahor
Kintz
Veterans March Home Spirit Fades As One Veteran Dies At Gunfire
Crawl Wapuds, Mach, Sept. 2 By the Associated Press Two thousand veterans march in marshalling through cheering crowds marking the 55th anniversary of the Civil War. Edgar Freenois of Grand Rapids, 5-year-old, dies after the opening gun as veterans react to the appeal for the 1920 encampment in Atlanta. Uproar follows reading of the message as Atlanta loses the bid for 1926 encampment with Des Moines and Des Moines leading.
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Bresimess
Sescir
Atlanta
Des Moines
Jowa
Negro welter title decision in Oakland main event
Charley Long of Omaha defeated Joe Simonich Batter Mont in a 10 round welterweight main event at the Oakland auditorium tonight. The Associated Press report notes Long secured the decision over Simonich in the Sept 2 Oakland show.
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Calif
Associated Press
Charley Long
Omaha
Simonich
Mont
Oakland Auditorium
Italian Sub Sunk Off Sicily Promptly Abandoned Hope
Rame Sept 2 Associated Press report says a patrol plane attacked a patch of oil and naphtha on the water between Syracuse and Cape Passero Sicily near where the submarine Sebastiano Vomero was laying at anchor. The explosion led to near total loss of hope for the recovery of the nine crew members aboard the submarine including officers and men.
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Rame
Associated
Vice President On Way West To Pacific Coast Jubilee
Vice President Charles Taft travels toward Seattle for a Pacific Coast arm highland event and will attend the California Diamond Jubilee of statehood in San Jose. The party departed Chicago and heads toward Milwaukee and St Paul, with brief speaking cour t on the coast.
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Chicago
Associated
Charles
Tiawes
Seattle
Paciite Coast
California
San
Jane Cao
Viego
Mlwaukee
St. Aul
Daugherty Gaol Again Upon Tapis
Atlanta, Sept 2. After release from Atlanta federal penitentiary George Kemus a wealthy Cincinnati bootleg prisoner issued a statement denying repudiation of testimony before the senate in the Daugherty investigating committee He was re arrested immediately after release and later the party left for Daytona where he will seek habeas corpus to gain freedom claiming another sentence was concurrent His voluntary statement says he denied testimony under duress following promises He testified before the committee months earlier and the repudiation was made public Aug 2 1924 Continued on Page Three.
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Assasiated Press
George Kemus
Cincinnati
Senate
Daugherty
Remus
Daytona
Oder
Congress 10 Gets Railroad Consolidation Plan
President Coolidge, after meeting with Senator Watson of Indiana, placed railroad consolidation legislation on the administration calendar for the next session. The aim is voluntary consolidation, with possible compulsory consolidation after seven years if needed, and to resolve disputes over labor board rulings and long versus short haul.
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Mass
Associated Press
Coolidge
Cantor Watson
Republican
Indiana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Watson
van Sweringen
Railroad Labor Board
Gertrude Edgлерe Postpones Channel Swim Attempt Again
Boulogne France Sept 2 A strong westerly gale and rough sea forced the postponement until tomorrow morning of Miss Gertrude Edg erle of New Yorks second attempt this year to swim the English Channel.
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Boulogne
France
Associated Press
Gertrude Edgerle
New York
Babe Ruth Likely Reinstated Despite 5000 Fine
New York September 2 By Associated Press Babe Ruth may be reinstated to the Yankees Saturday while the 5000 fine remains. Manager Miller Huggins will confer with Ruth Friday to decide when the suspension will be lifted. Ruth appeared at the clubhouse seeking to practice before the game but was told to return Friday to learn his status.
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