Ickes and Hopkins To Be Heard
Hyde Park Sept 11 President Roosevelt reshapes his relief program to resolve the clash among Ickes Hopkins and Walker with a general parley set for tomorrow. The quarrel over whether funds should go to permanent or temporary works draws heated debate as unallocated money nears 1.25 billion dollars. Contusion gripped the effort as architectural parades and presidential talks loom over spending plans.
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N. Y
Roosevelt
Harold Ickes
Yirogran
Worry L. Won Kimn
Worka Progress
Frank Co Walker
Worka Relief Bureau Art Applications
Hoadevelt
Hap- Kowa
Rome
Ayde Park
Cinetanatt
Wiliam Green
American Federa
Babor
Ansomelig
Adh
Unasevelt
PWA
Waalngton
TAWA
World News in Gist From Thi Amineintert Serie
World news briefs summarize global events from tense diplomacy in Washington to economic shifts in New York. Reports note a high profile death threat, policy talks, China’s president considerations, and border tensions in Africa and Europe.
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Thi _Amineintert
Death by Own Action Linked to US Diplomat Hanson
Bridgeport dispatch reports American diplomat George C. Hanson died by his own action amid a career that took him from Moscow to Addis Ababa to Salonika. The Times-Star notes charges from the Russian American Chamber of Commerce tied to a speech on internal Russia, with state department personnel boards examining moves that placed him at sensitive posts during rising tensions. Hanson’s transfer and illness delayed Addis Ababa duty, leading to later assignment to Salonika as international strain grew.
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George
Hanson
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Salonika
Greece
Tumain
Holmson
Manson
Moscow
Adik Ababa
Times-Star
Washington
State Department
Dack
George C. Hansen
Kidgeport
Cann
Addie Ababa
Extension of Moratorium on Irrigation Favored
Allings Sept 11, a resolution urging inaction on some water related projects was unanimously passed at the fifth annual meeting of the Federal Irrigation Congress. It calls for adequate water supply and drainage and extends the moratorium on construction charges for federal irrigation projects across 11 western states. W Grebo of Kuna reelected president with W C Tra then of Rupert as secretary. Maho Reelected as director.
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Nermann
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Yellowstone
Uifbern
W. Grebo
Kuna
Maho
Wan
W. C. Trathen
Rupert
Idaho
Arcretary
More Men Sent To Fight Forest Fire
Missoula dispatch reports additional 120 men were sent to assist the 70 already at the high divide blaze between Bitterroot and Neaverhead forests. Communication delays prevented full assessment of holdover extent. In Spokane wheat shipments for the new crop year July 1 are running at the fastest pace in 10 years, per grain dealers.
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Neaverhead
Spokane
Wash
Riots in Minneapolis Leave Two Dead at Iron Works
Two killed and 15 injured as rioting between pickets and police erupted at Flour City Ornamental Iron Works during a strike. Tear gas blanketed a two block area while armed police and rioters exchanged gunfire. One victim was 21 year old Del Melvin B. Jorkland and another was an unidentified 15 year old.
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Flour City Ornamental Iron Works
del Melvin B. Jorkland
Hoth
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Reelatera
Asaanti
Pistol Clash Proves Fatal in Mexico Chamber Attack
In Mexico City on September 11 a deadly floor clash in the Chamber of Deputies left Manuel Martinez Valladez of Jalisco dead from a head wound and three others injured. Minority deputy Juan Benet and other leftists were noted among those hurt as gunfire erupted in the bitter dispute.
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Mexican Chamber of Deputies
Pistola
Manual Martinez Valladez
Jalisco
Luis Mendez
Juan Campoa Viveros
Mariang Vertiz
Juan Benet
Jean Harlows Mama Divorce Case Headlines Court
On September 11 in a divorce court Jean Harlows mother and her stepfather faced the proceedings. Mrs Jean Ballo filed suit against Marino Bello claiming he caused scenes in public and raged over expenditures for clothing and necessities. The Ballos wed January 19, 1927 and moved to Hollywood after Jean Harlow began her film career.
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Siim
Jean Ballo
Marino Bello
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Hollywood
Thorough probe pledged into Senator Long assassination
Baton Rouge, Sept 11 A district attorney promised a thorough investigation into the assassination of Senator Huey P Long after his secretary Earl Christenberry voiced a belief of a plotted strike. He said the inquest into Doctor Weisss slaying would resume Monday at 10 pm with no subpoenas issued yet for bodyguards who fired on Weiss.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
John Fred Odom
Tam
Earl Christenberry
Senator Long
Dr. Weils
Smith urges U S inquiry into Louisiana senator’s death
Long aide in Baton Rouge Sept 11 asks Congress to investigate the assassination. Gerald L K Smith says he wired Speaker Burns urging a probe, noting Burns had appointed a committee to study Loney’s politics in Louisiana. He predicts the inquiry would unfold facts that would shake the nation.
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Gerald L. K. Smith
Senator _Long
Tortight
Smith
Speaker Burns
House of Representatives
Washington
Loney
Louisiana
Edward J. Doheny Dies at 78 in Los Angeles Service
Final rites for Edward J. Doheny 78 were held at the Doheny home and at the Cathedral of St. Vibent, with Mass by Archbishop Cantwell and Father Kelley. The private service preceded public attendance as mourners gathered outside. The body was placed in a crypt at Calvary cemetery pending mausoleum plans.
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Hant Rock Minora
Edward J. Hoheny
All Tuler
Oll
St. Vincents
John J. Cantwell
Fitahop
Los Angeles
San Diego
Francis C. Kelley
Oklahoma City
Doheny
Calvary Cemetery
F B O Sisterhood Concludes Second Convention Session
Yellowstone Park Sept 11. The F B O sisterhood concluded the second day's session of its 32nd Mennial convention at Old Faithful Conlebt. Peat presidents were introduced to the assembly in a ceremony today. FOR SHELTER BELT Scotts Blatt Neb Sept 11 A crew of 20 men under E Garth Champagne begins the first WPA project in this county gathering pine cones on Wildcat range southwest of tere for tree planning in Nebraska shelter belt.
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Sisterhood
Old Faithful
Shelter Belt
Scotts Blatt, Neb
E. Garth Champagne
North Platte
Neb
United States Forest Service
Wildcat Range
Tere
Nebraska Shelter Belt
Joke report of gun fight with William Mahan collapses
Truckee California Sept 11 A state highway employee's report of a gun battle between a Justice department agent and a man resembling William Dainard fugitive Weyerhaeuser kidnapper sparked a wild mountain chase. The claim, attributed to William Cassidy tag boy at a nearby station, proved a joke and an investigation was ordered.
Funeral of Huey Long in Baton Rouge as power struggle erupts
Huey P. Long lay in state in the Louisiana State Capitol rotunda as guards and followers paid tribute to the slain leader. A battle for control of the state quickly formed between Long allies and anti Long forces. Funeral services were set for 4 p.m. tomorrow on the capitol grounds with the senator to rest in a sunken tomb near the capitol. The murder by Dr. Carl Weiss Jr. sparked a power vacuum and a political crisis, with Governor Allen pledging to continue Longs policies.
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Snell says Roosevelt to make constitutional issue
Rep. Snell of New York accuses President Roosevelt of dictatorial moves to force unconstitutional legislation and frame an anti constitutional campaign. He says Republicans will fight the tactic as Democrats plan a three month wait before pursuing delegates for the national convention. Financial tallies show Republicans ahead in funds, while Democrats report debts and smaller reserves. Mrs. Baker, South Dakota state auditor, urges Americans to pay taxes or lose benefits, warning tax resistance harms government services.
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Roosevelt
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Democratic National Committee
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Democratic Financial Statement
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Grand Army Leaders Reach Gettysburg Union Accord
Grand Rapids September 11. Alfred Eb Stacey commanders in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic withdraw objections to the proposed raingree union with the United Confederate Veterans at Gettysburg. Tomorrow veterans elect officers and decide on next year’s meeting and action on Gettysburg. Parade sights include one marcher per state in today’s procession with motorized escorts.
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Grand Army of the Republic
United Confederate Veterans
Gettysburg
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Wall Street Hits New Highs in 1935 Session
In New York on Sept 11 1935 stocks rose to fresh peaks with heavy turnover as Radio Corp saw large blocks traded and J B preferred stock gaining. The Associated Press average climbed to 60.5 near a 1934 peak while gains spread across industrials rails and utilities. Some bellwether names like U S Steel American Telephone Sears Roebuck and Standard Oil of New Jersey showed modest losses or flat moves despite broad market strength.
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Stock Exchange
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American Telephone
Sears Roshuck
Standard Oil of
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General Mo
Potato Control Plan Not to Be Abandoned
Secretary Wallace announced the farm administration sought 2 million dollars from the budget bureau to fund potato control operations until Congress provides funds. A 65 million dollar appropriation for admin costs was included in a deficiency bill but blocked by Senator Long’s filibuster.
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Wallace
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Congress
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Dem
Petition Filed for Nellie Madison Death Sentence Stay
A writ of coram nobis petition was filed by William J F Brown in Los Angeles to stay Nellie Madison formerly of Montana and sentenced to hang October 4 for the shooting death of her husband Eric Madison. The petition will be heard Monday by the state supreme court in San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
Nellis May Madison
Montana
State Supreme Court
San Francisco
Four Men Shot in St Louis Democratic Feud
Four men were wounded in a pistol fight at the office of John V. English the St Louis city recorder. The injured include state representative Lawrence J. Fontana City Market Master James Stubbs and policemen Jonathan Painter and Arthur Sullivan. Gregory Moore deputy recorder was arrested later as a suspect. Witnesses say Fontana and Stubbs visited English after accusing him or Moore of political injury to Fontana.
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Lawrence J. Fontana
James ©. Stubbs
Jonathan Painter
Arthur Sullivan
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Stubbs
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