Senator Stanfield Arrested In Oregon On Disorderly Charge
Senator Robert N. Stanfield was arrested in Baker Oregon on a charge of drunk and disorderly. City officials call it routine with the case to be handled like any other. Stanfield left for Boise to attend a Senate committee hearing as a trial date is set. The officer struck him during the Sunday 6 p.m. incident.
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Baker
Ore
Asociated Press
United States
Robert N. Stanfield
Snme
Stanfield
Frank McCulloch
Boise
Idaho
Senate Public Lands Committee
McColinch
Shoot It Out in Park Ranch Home
Livingston September 4 Clarence Keaugh 38 and Carl Abrahamson 31 ranchers near Ghost city Old Chico were slain in a morning shooting affray behind closed doors at the Keaugh ranch. Officers found the bodies after they deduced the men quarreled over a broken window and met in the Keough Tribe to shoot it out. Keaugh leaves a wife and seven children the youngest under one week old. Abrahamson was unmarried with no known relatives.
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Livingston
Clarence Keauhg
Carl Abrahamson
Old Chico
Keaugh
Keough
Red Cross launches nationwide sweater drive for disabled veterans
Washington on September 4 194? the American Red Cross sent telegrams to 3000 chapters requesting 30000 sweaters for disabled veterans in government hospitals as chilly weather approaches.
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Washington
Associated Press
American Red Cross Today
Red Cross
America Faces World Safety Congress Opening
Cleveland hosts the fourteenth annual Safety Congress with over 90 sessions and 450 speakers from more than 20 nations September 28 to October 2. Proposals aim to cut U S accident deaths, noting 703 fatalities per 100 000 and Denmark at 20 per 100 000. Distinguished delegates from the League of Nations and major U S organizations will outline prevention campaigns and mobilization of peacetime forces for safety.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
America
United States
Wales
Denmark
League of Nations
Fredeick Ritzman
International Labor Office
Geneva
Switzerland
Lewis Talks With Pinchot on Miner Row Over Great Walkout
John L Lewis head of the United Mine Workers says he voiced the miners side of the anthracite controversy to Governor Pinchot. He says the meeting aims to inform any future settlement and praised the governor’s past help. Lewis offered union support in any rehearing on the interstate rate question.
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Milind
John L. Lew
United Mine Workers of America
Pinchot
Mr. Lewis
Union
Pinchet
WLW
Financial status of farmer told in plea of rails for rate
Western farmers shown to have buying power above prewar strength, two statisticians testify to Clyde Aitchison. A third witness notes railroad construction costs up markedly since 1914. Hearing on 5 per cent freight rate increase continues with planned witnesses listed for tomorrow and a possible meeting after the fool’s recess.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Clyde
Aitelison
Interstate Cent Merce Commission
Western
Western Railroad
Aitchison
Big Post Of Vets Behind Mitchell In San Antonio
The San Antonio post of the American Legion tabled a resolution calling for a fair and open hearing for Colonel William Mitchell, eighth Corps air officer, regarding charges of lax defense. The group, largest in Texas, seeks due process and accountability while backing the war and navy departments.
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Rex
Associated Press
War and Navy Departments
Commander In
Army
Navy
American Legion
William Mitchell
Eighth Corps
Maine Slayer Kirby Dies by Own Action in Cell
Ansusta Maine Sept 14 Associated Press Kirby known as Kirby the Maine slayer, who murdered Ada Wayward last May, died by his own action in his cell with a razor. He had confessed partly to the crime but claimed he would rather die than plead guilty. The case involved abducting Wayward, arson at a cottage, and a large sum of money found at the scene. Authorities noted a letter from Kirby stating his intent to die rather than face trial.
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Maine
Associated Press
Wirhy ii
Ada Mway
Maranncome
Winthrop
Hutter
Aa Olman
Miss Wayward
Miss Tayward
Kirby
Kirti
Newburyport
Alvis
Klepytet
Weary F
Cummins
Kemphes
SeeRould
Nurrenier
Medina
Willy
Name Men to Assist in Probe of Aircraft
The War and Navy departments prepared for possible help to a presidential aircraft board to convene at the White House Thursday. Colonel William Mitchell was named as an expert witness if summoned. A naval inquiry into the Shenandoah disaster was appointed, with a confidential information offer if authorized. Acting Secretary Davis signaled support for a thorough investigation.
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Washington
Associated Press
War and Navy Departments
Special Aircraft Board
White House
War Department
Wiliam Mitchel
Air Service Administration
Wihur
Naval Enuire
Shenandoah
Tis
Navy
Department
Sy Pessibie Wa
Davis
Primary in Wisconsin Battling for U.S. Senate Nomination
In Wisconsin on September 14, candidates for the Republican and Democratic tickets to fill the La Follette vacancy closed their campaigns. After statewide tours, Robert M. La Follette Jr Roy P. Wilcox and Francis E. McGovern pulled up for the ballot as the decisive day approached.
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Wis
Associated Press
United States
Robert M. la Follette
Robert M. la Follette Jr
Roy FP. Wilcox
Francis Ee McGovern
A C M Reports Plans for Expanding Plants
New York reports current earnings of Anaconda Copper Mining above seven dollars a share due to high plant activity. The company and subsidiaries paid dividends, earning 2.2 a share in 1924 and 2.92 in 1923. August monthly totals show strong fabricated and finished material output at American Brass and Great Falls mills. Plans for further expansion are under way across many divisions.
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New York
Associated Press
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
American Brass Company
Great Fails Wire and Rod
Motor truck kills Sidney boy of 12
Great Falls Mont Sept 14 The Rev A T Aiton of Sidney Mont1 delegate in the state Methodist conference and Mrs Aiton were notified in Great Falls tonight that their Adsear-ald son James was killed for Sidney this evening when he was struck and run over by a motor truck
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Mont
A. T. Aiton
Sidney
State Methodist Conference
Aiton
James
Tongs Sign Peace Accord Between Warring Tangs
New York September 14. The Associated Press reports peace was signed tonight between the Hip Sing and On Leong tongs ending their feud. The agreement comes after days of tense clashes and promises to restore order in the district. Significant leaders from both groups attended the ceremony and urged followers to maintain calm as authorities monitor the transition.
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New York
Associated Press
Hip Sing
On Leong Tangs
Seaplane Flight San Francisco Honolulu Delayed
San Francisco September 14 Associated Press says the San Francisco Honolulu seaplane MRT flight has been postponed to an indefinite date. Captain Stafford Moses, flight project commander, cited forecast storms and ordered ships at San Diego to prepare for gunnery practice as the reason for the delay.
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Associated
San Francisco-Honolulu
Stafford Moses
Flight Projet
Moses
San Diego
Marr Conviction Upheld in Oil Swindle Case
The circuit court of appeals today affirmed the conviction of Morten Howard Marr, an Arkansas oilman, for devising a scheme to defraud investors. Marr allegedly collected about 20,000 dollars from promoters tied to the Elta rada field in Arkansas through promotional investments.
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Calo
Day
Morten Howard Marr
Arkansas
Marr
Ehtaradu
Rose Pirates Raid Portland Gardens. council acts
Rose Pirates are alleged to have raided the Portland Gardens in Derthiyd and officials consider steps to recover plants reported stolen. A city council meeting today reviewed the incident as authorities pursue recovery. In Trinidad California John Guadagnola, 12, killed instantly when his bicycle struck a yacht.
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Derthiyd
Regal Steps
Trinidad
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Peess
John Guadagnola
Yacht
Colorado Suits Grow of Dry Law Raids
In Greeley Colorado on September 14 the Associated Press reports six damage suits filed in Wells County District Court. Defendants include Frederick and LaFayette Colorado towns and each raid participant plus Dacono Justice of the Peace AL Conyer. Damages totaling 41744 are sought alleging they acted as agents for Gave fierner C J Marley in enforcing prohibition laws.
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Colo
Associated Press
Frederick
LaFayette
Colon
Columbia Mines
Here
Justice of Peace
AL Conyer
Dacono
District Court of
Wells County
Emits
Justice Conyers
Gave Fierner C.J. Maviey
Blackmail Trial Flags Steel Workers Leader McNamara
Prospective jurors begin selection in a blackmail case against J McNamara, labor leader and business agent of the Structural Steel Workers union. Police guard corridors as the trial unfolds in Indiana with jurors and witnesses ready.
Miss Ginger Dies in Dire Poverty
New York report details the death of Virginia Moon known as Miss Ginger, a familiar Civil War era figure in Greenswick village. The obituary notes poverty and hardship, with sparse clues about her final days and the discovery by friends among a dark apartment setting. Her associations with Confederate era circles are mentioned as context.
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Alnne
Nese
Greenswick Village
Virginia Moon
Ted
Ginger
French Offensive in Morocco Halts As Troops Consolidate
In Morocco, French operations pause as forces consolidate recently gained positions and prepare new road networks for a planned final drive. Elsewhere in Wyoming, six inches of snow blanket the Medicine Bow range.
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Associated — Press
Laramie
Wye
Medicine Bow Range
Hill to seek repeal of Prohibition in constitutional amendment
Baltimore reports that Representative John Philip Hill of Maryland plans to introduce a constitutional amendment to repeal the eighteenth amendment at the opening of Congress in December. He acted after reading a Federal Council of Churches prohibition report describing social consequences as unfavorable and distressing. Hill has opposed prohibition and sought modifications to the Volstead act.
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Baltimore
Associated Press
John Philip Hill
Maryland
Hill
Federal Council of Churches
Representative Hill
New York Primary Ends Amid Turbulent Campaigns
In a stormy finish to one of the city’s most sensational primaries, New York voters face the polls tomorrow with nearly 1.5 million eligible to choose Democratic Republican and Socialist mayoral candidates. Balloting opens 3 p.m. and closes 9 p.m. daylight saving time. The campaign lingered in bitter, personal mudslinging as issues were largely overshadowed.
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New York
Associated Press
Merger of Packers Case Dismissed Not in Violation of Law
Washington reports that the Armour and Morris packing merger was ruled legal by Secretary Jardine, with Wal lace’s 1923 complaint dismissed. The decision says the merger itself did not violate the Packers and Stockyards Act, noting no monopoly or price manipulation emerged.
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Washington
Associated Press
Armour and Morris Packing Companies
Jardite
Wallace
White Hose
Packers and Stockyards
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Armour and Company
Swift and Company
Verdemont shooting after attack ends in death
In San Bernardino California early today Jack Croft of Victorville was shot and killed after an attack. Bessie Jones 24 of Verdemont reportedly rode with Croft, returned home, and then shot a man with a revolver. Police say she is under arrest.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Associated Press
Jack Croft
Victorville
Veridemont
Mra
Bessie Jones
Verdemont
Re. Trnes
Croft
Slayer of 2 dies by own action in park shooting
San Francisco reports a mechanic sought by police shotgun squads after he fatally shot his divorced wife and wounded her escort in Golden Gate Park. He was found dead with a bullet wound in a bushes near the scene.
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San Francisco
Red Press
Aer
Golsden Gate Park
Bandit Kills Railway Man in Ulu Minnesota
D G Edwards a Chicago and Northwestern conductor was shot and killed during a station robbery in New Ulm Minn as bandits held up the place C Wright a telegraph operator was seriously wounded Wright managed to telegraph the robbery news to New Ulm authorities before succumbing to his injuries. The bandit escaped with $230.
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Minn
Associated Preas
D. G. Edwards
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
C. Wright
Edwards
Wright
Uhn
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