Mediation talk in Asia amid U S Supreme Court seat dispute
New York leaders demand Justice Hugo Black quit after charges of Ku Klux Klan membership surface during campaign rhetoric. Senator Copeland accuses Black of Klan ties as he runs for mayor. other Democrats push for confirmation reconsideration and resignation.
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President Roosevelt Heads Back to Washington Plans Likely Cabinet Meeting
Hyde Park, Sept 15 President Roosevelt turned toward Washington tonight for talks on foreign and domestic policy after 18 days away from the White House. Officials expect a cabinet meeting to review Orient and European events possibly tomorrow afternoon as he seeks a quick foreign affairs report.
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Howard attacked in 1.7 session at printers convention
In Louisville Kentucky on September 13 a speech by AVE Jon Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, challenged the International Typographical Union to clarify ties with the Metal Connection for Industrial Organization. Philly Murray of the Steel Watchers Organizing Committee was noted as backing the effort.
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Dancer Taura Tee Charged in Weird LA Case
Los Angeles on September 13. Taura Tee, a dancer, was released by District Attorney Baron Fitts after arrest on suspicion of grand theft. She claimed she was struck by a studio executive and later said the wallet found at a film studio contained his name. Police could not locate the named executive.
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Gangway for Piracy and Peace in the Mediterranean
Dorothy Thompson warns of growing piracy threats in the Mediterranean as 25 attacks on British ships occur in July and August. She questions U S caution, naval guidance, and the need for international policing while noting Panama‑registered vessels and diplomatic reach as the world debates intervention.
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Butte rocked by terrific blast. pranksters blamed
At night a large explosion shattered windows and rattled houses on Butte's south side as dynamite was set off in an abandoned shack 500 yards from the county hospital. No one was hurt, though a caretaker and patient were shaken. Residents speculated earthquake or explosion, with calls pouring into police and newspaper offices. The blast was heard as far as Anaconda, 26 miles away.
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World News In Gist From Early Cold War Era
Geneva studies pleas against aggression in Cuba and Spain and investigates submarine piracy in the Mediterranean while seating a Spanish government official over Franco protests. Shanghai reports armistice talks with Japan, 1,600 refugees in dire hunger and pestilence. Hitler supporters urge Europe against indifference to Germany and Spain. New York coverage of Justice Black Klan association storm. Washington announces large gold fund drawdown. Nahant announces engagement of the president’s young son with a Boston socialite.
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Spanish Rebel Army Advances on Gijon Front
Spanish insurgents largely push toward Gijon as bombing squadrons target government resistance. A southeast column nears the Asturian port from the southeast, while government forces use guerrilla tactics to slow other fronts. Aragon reports show limited action, with Zaragoza the focus of a new government offensive.
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Suit of Church to Again Dismissed in Federal Suit
The federal court dropped an 84 O18 suit against Intermountain College by the Board of Christian Education. Trustees say the ruling allows the college to clear bonds and property debts here as it plans to continue on the Polytechnical campus. Intermountain Union has operated on that campus after Helena damage. The board’s endowment stood at 546,641.43 to buy out bonds for the dormitory and classroom building. Continued on Page 2.
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Just A Minute With Train S Corl War Explanation
Santa Monica Calif Sept 13 The latest explanation from Japanese sources that the present war aims to restore orderly government and improved conditions in China leaves beleaguered Chinese philosophical about fate. An elderly Vermont farmer who was sideswiped from an overturned hay wagon was rescued and survived with injuries as his son asked if it hurt him.
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Mediation Talks Highlight League Efforts in War
League circles discuss friendly mediation to end the Sino Japanese war as an alternative to sanctions. A Mediterranean patrol with French and British ships seeks to curb submarine piracy while Franco is snubbed by the assembly. Italy hints at time-power patrol clarifications. Russia’s Litvinov to sign the Nyon pact. Diplomats see mediation as practical and aligned with the League’s peacekeeping role.
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Hitler Warns World of Wider Involvement in Bolshevik Threat
At Nurnberg, Adolf Hitler closed an eight day Nazi congress declaring Germany will intervene wherever Bolshevism appears in Europe. He asserted Germany aided Franco in Spain and will not surrender its interests, criticizing Britain and France and stating Jews threaten democracy. He warned Germany would act to protect its foreign trade and economic interests if Bolshevism expands.
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Nanking Politician Shifts Support in Fight Against Japan
Nanking official Moa Tze-tung, political head of the Chinese Soviet Ramnlic, had previously backed the Nanking government in efforts to expel the Japanese. The move reflects ongoing realignments among Chinese leaders as resistance continues.
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Cattle Prices Reach Near Record Levels in Chicago Trade
Cattle prices surged to 18.85 per hundredweight in Chicago, marking the highest September level in 19 years and the strongest month in nine years. Early 1919 records show up to 21.50, with 203000 head receipts across 20 principal markets versus 279000 last year and 213000 two years ago.
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Communists Claim Labor Movement Credit in Anniversary Speech
New York on September 13 reports American communists marking the 18th anniversary of their party. Earl Browder, general secretary, said labor agitation grew from a stormy militant party. Israel Amter, New York state chairman, called the party part of a broader labor movement and supported it in upcoming elections.
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Ruthless Slaughter Reported in Shanghai Refugees
Shanghai dispatch cites Chinese news agency saying near 400 Chinese war refugees fleeing the city were killed or wounded by Japanese bombers as six boats sank on the Whangpoo river. The narrative notes refugees trapped in open boats with little defense amid crowded docks.
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Refugees menace city of Shanghai
Refugees flood Shanghai’s international settlement, draining funds and threatening safety with disease risk and riot danger. City and relief agencies fear epidemics of cholera and smallpox, starvation, and overwhelming numbers as war victims strain resources. Municipal council acts to stem the tide and protect the settlement.
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Two More New York Movie Houses Bombed
A wave of bombings hit New York theaters with stench bombs exploding at two Manhattan and Bronx cinemas. Police bomb squad and the district attorney's office investigated the attacks, injuring about 50 patrons previously, while theater guards cited disputes between rival unions over operator employment. tonight no injuries were reported.
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John Roosevelt Engaged To Boston Blonde Debutante
John Aspinwall Roosevelt Junior, youngest son of the president, is engaged to Anne Lindsay Clark of Boston a blonde debutante. Announcement came from Anne’s mother Mrs FE Haven Clark widow of a prominent Boston banker after years of rumors. John, 21, a Harvard senior, said plans for the wedding would be announced later.
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