Labor unions split over New Deal in heated speeches
Washington dispatch notes resounding labor leader speeches signaling broad support for Franklin D. Roosevelt, with William Green of the AFL and John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers urging backing while some conservatives and reformists urge caution, spotlighting a party and union divide ahead of policy battles.
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Associated Press
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Willian Green
Aerican Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
India
Rie Pederilion
House
Senate
Frankin D. Roosevert
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Aft
Democrata
Rev Hlions
Ethiopian ministers clash amid stalled talks and troop movements
World briefs report Ethiopian ministers failing to reach accord on a security plan as Arab troops depart for another theater. A separate note cites storm threats in the Caribbean, disturbances in the U S and a Florida kidnapping indictment, with European political tensions and other scattered items in the same digest.
Senator Wagner speaks at Yellowstone gathering on social security
Senator Robert F. Wagner of New York defended the constitutionality of the social security act before the National Federation of Federal Employees in Yellowstone Park. He argued the labor measure enjoyed proper scrutiny and criticized attacks as selfish and untenable. Luther Steward of Washington urged continued federation leadership against attacks on the merit system and warned against political influence in federal appointments.
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Yellowstone Park
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Democrat
National Federation of Federal Employes
DI Wagner
Luther
Steward
Washington, D. C
National Federation
Wald Ha
Mudeht Poyers
United States
Great Falls Hear Murray Townsend at Labor Day Rally
Great Falls Sept 2 Thousands gathered at the North Montana fair grounds as Y J Townsend sponsor of an old age pension plan and U S Senator James R Murray of Montana addressed the Labor Day parade and subsequent programs. Townsend warned against unchecked individualism and social engineering while urging action on current government activities.
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Great Fells
North Montana Fir Grounds
Y. J. Townsend
U.S
James ER. Murray
Hutte
Fair Grounds
Business District
Townsend
Dr. Townsend
California Plane Disaster Probed After 3 Die in Crash
A Department of Commerce inquiry was opened into a midnight Western Air Lines flight that crashed after takeoff from Union Airport Burbank killing pilot George Sherwood, co pilot Fredrick Norton, and stewardess Bonna Naylor. Officials seek whether a faulty motor or other unknown cause caused the wreck as the plane burned northeast of the field and scattered cargo across the site.
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Department of Commerce
Union Air Terminal
Burbank
Wiel
Washington, D. C
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Sherwood
Lon Angel Jor
Wredarick N
Norton
Glendale
Misa Bonna Naylor
Cab
Alberta Sees Radical Regime Promise Free Dividends
Calgary's Daily Herald reports on William Aberhart's Social Credit victory vowing a $25 monthly dividend for all 260,000 voters. The piece notes experts doubt feasibility, with economists and business leaders cautioning that such a plan would face major economic and political hurdles amid a sweeping provincial mandate.
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Calgary
Alberta
William Aberhart
Satta Credit
Social Credit
Aberhart
Aberhart surge in Alberta shifts power during tight campaign
Premier elect amid bitter election battle as Alberta voters flip away from the United Farmers. Dr Henry Wise Wood’s 18 year influence cited as reason for far reaching support of Aberhart. He promises $25 monthly to every adult, with early claims of $75 monthly, though details remain vague and disputed.
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le Aberhart
Alberta
Moses
United Farmer of Alberta
Henry Wise Wood
Clues
Maj
I. Douglas
England
Treasury inaugurates new war debt refinancing plan
Washington reports a Treasury move to convert $1.26 billion of old war bonds into new securities and cash. Secretary Morgenthau asks for $2.5 billion in new money to bolster the Treasury’s vault as the government seeks lower interest rates and a fresh funding path for postwar debt. The plan aims to save over $100 million in interest and lifts public debt above $29.6 billion temporarily.
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Horr
Liberties
Morgenthau
Treasury
Meargenthalla
Vexpertn
Borah declines talk of high school candidacy
Chicago dispatch notes Senator William E Borah Idaho Republican rebuffed chatter about a presidential bid while praising Col Frank Knox Chicago Daily News publisher and Governor Alfred M Landon of Kansas both seen as strong contenders Borah did not discuss the Robert Lucas poll which rates him as the No 1 Republican nomination candidate
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Chicago
William EB. Borah
Idaho
Frank Knox
Chicago Daily News
Alfred M. Landon
Kanana
Ahator
Robert Lucas
Ethiopian ruler 5 standing pat with American concession
Addis Ababa Sept 2 Emperor Haile Selassie told European powers he will do as he pleases within his empire. He rejected representations on cession for development of more than half the land to American interests, prompting astonishment at the concession for exploitation of oil and mineral resources. Foreign legal experts noted the charter’s explicit transfer terms and questioned protections against future ceding or penalties. The piece indicates tensions between Ethiopia and Europe over contracts and governance.
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Addis Ababa
Haile
Selassie
Adeles
Ethiopia
Two Suspects Arrested in Bremer Kidnapping Case
Myrtle Eaton and Willican Weaver, among 223 indictments in the Bremer kidnapping, were flown to St Paul and taken to the federal building for questions and arraignment. The case centers on the abduction of banker Edward G. Bremer on January 17 and the 21 day captivity at a hideout in Dennville, Texas.
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St. Paw
Myrtle Eaton
Willican Weaver
Edward G. Bremer
Avondale
FI Muntay
Weaver
Aliza “B. Scott
Allan Phoenix Donald
Allan Lasac
Alvin Karnis
Tarry Campbell
Arthur
Doc) Barker
Ife
St. Paul
Dengenville
Pelzer riot leaves woman dead in labor strike clash
In Pelzer South Carolina a mill strike riot erupted injuring at least 15 and killing Gertrude Kelly 25. Officers rounded up suspect participants including G W Henson 64 jailed for murder and nine others held for investigation. Guns were seized near the mill entrance as guard troops were briefly withdrawn.
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S. C
G. W. Henson
Anderpan
Gertrude Kelly
Pelzer Manufacturing Company
Heneon
D. Johnson
No. 4
Funeral of Queen Astrid Opens Today as King Stays
King Leopold mourns beside the coffin of Queen Astrid in a Belgian royal funeral marked by sorrow and devotion. Officials urged the monarch to seek refuge at Stuyvenberg Castle, but he remained near Astrid, whose silver lined coffin rests in Laaken before burial tomorrow. The ceremony mirrors the ritual for Prince Albert, though Albert’s coffin travels by gun cart while Astrid’s pallbearers carry her coffin.
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Antrid
Stuyvenberg Castle
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Laaken
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Alke
Wing Albert
Albert
Austria
Bean in a lung kills Little Billings girl
Patricia Anon Ball, five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs T. L. Rade of Billinga, died last night after swallowing a ripe bean in their garden. The bean lodged and pierced a lung, killing her. She was born in Crefe, Montana on September 7, 1929.
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Little Billings
Runga
Patricia Anon Ball
Mra
T. L. Rade
Biliinga
Ctrefe
Mont
Disappearance of geologist Ady shocks Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs searchers probe the puzzling vanishing of Joseph W. Ady Jr a noted geologist capitalist. Inspector I B Bruce says ill health may explain the disappearance but wife Olivia Burns Ady suspects foul play. No sign of Ady since dinner on Friday night following his arrival from his travels.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Joseph W. Ady, Jr
I. B. Bruce
Ady
Bruce
Hilm
Olivia Burns Ady
Dixie With 400 Aboard Aboard Near Carysport Reef
The steamer Dixie carrying 260 passengers and 140 crew struck Carysport reef off Florida. Rescue ships were miles away as a hurricane battered the vessel which sent distress calls. Dixie bound from New Orleans to New York. Coast Guard cutters prepared to respond.
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Carysport Reef
Florida
Repeat
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New Orleans
Morgan Ine
Cort Gideon
Coast Guard
Washington
Radiomarine Corporation
Radiomarine
President Roosevelt vetoes seven bills and approves one
Hyde Park Sept 2 Roosevelt vetoed seven bills and approved one in a post session cleanup. He rejected a travel expense bill for Spanish American War veterans and signed a private measure allowing Wisconsin Indians to pursue a land title claim in court. He spent leisure time with friends at the cottage and Mrs Roosevelt prepared for Harold Tekes funeral in Winnetka.
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Pivaldeat
Roosevelt
Bist Srasion
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Philippine Islands
Wisconsin
Court of Claims
Hinchson
Albany Post Road
Residents of Gut Bank Injured in Auto Crash
Salt Lake City report records residents of Gut Bank injured in a hospital after an automobile accident near Draper Utah. The crash claimed the lives of Cutford M. Done, 34, and Mrs. Katherine Edmond, 66, both from Rest Lake City. Mrs. Lonora Welb, 38, of Cat Bank, suffered fractures and facial injuries, with her children Camala 13 and Paul 8 sustaining contusions, cuts, and bruises.
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Cutford M. Done
Katherine Edmond
Rest Lake City
Mra
Lonora Welb
Cat Bank
Camala
Paul
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