Coal operators and miners extend wage pact in Washington
In Washington on September 15 the Appalachian coal operators and the United Mine Workers agreed to extend the current wage and tour contract until next Sunday midnight, averting a threatened strike in the soft coal fields. Edward F McGrady, labor troubleshooter for the Interior Department, brokered the compromise after talks toward a new contract broke down yesterday. The truce, the fifth in months, was arranged by telephone with Roosevelt at Hyde Park. Negotiations for a two week extension proceed, with McGrady as the negotiator for the president’s side.
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Washington
Edward F. McGrads
Isher Department
New Labor Traubte Hooter
Conner Exnites
Preston
Roosevelt
Jlyde Park
Walt
Minora
McGrady
World News in GhoT Domestic Waallngton-Labor dept
Washington labor department acts to avert strikes as global leaders discuss alliances. Senator William McAdoo weds a 26 year old, while international intrigue and warnings ripple through Germany, Italy, and Ethiopia as nations seek leverage and alliances. Balloon race heads for Gordon Bennett cup with U S Navy team leading the field amid mid September events. An obituary notes the death of Hyannis rector KR Glayden after a months long illness.
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Waallngton—Labor Department
Lake Placid
Ronse
Ic Weger Pantinnics of
Civitan Inperration Corps
Wasllngton
William the McAdoo
Ride
PWA Projects in Doubt Amid Latest Plans
Washington reports widespread concern over whether thousands of local public works projects will be scrapped as President Roosevelt revises the works relief program. Public Works officials could not confirm specific project fates while hints suggested revisions by the Works Progress Administration and funding decisions yet to be finalized.
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PWA
Washington
Roosevelt
Idkea
Bunecer Alint
Hopklow Works Progress Administration
Wild tip links Weyerhauser kidnap fugitive to Placerville
Sacramento dispatch reports a false tip placed fugitive Dainard near Placerville in the Weyerhauser kidnapping case. Officers traced him to Mountain Copper mine near Shingle Spring before questioning a man who denied the claim. Police later said Dainard may have staged the hoax and suggested Canada as a possible location.
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Colif
Atinx Madan
Weyerhauser
Ted
Placerville
Alltheri
Shingle Springe
Here
Dainard
Cayman
Truckee
Canada
Dannard
Duties in Line for Democrat Convention
Washington reports a party insider says the 1936 Democratic National Convention will be held in a north central city of adequate size. Minneapolis Chicago and Cleveland are named as prominent possibilities in the deliberations.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Aizo
Minneapolis
Chicago
Cleveland
Suspect in Killing in Roundup District Court
Roundup September 14 witnesses for the state identified Ralph Acott, 18, of Manhattan as charged in the shooting of a youth named Brown. Acott faced a scheduled hearing at the district court with a next session set for September 25 when a plea may be entered. Witnesses included the gun owner and family members. the accused parents were absent.
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Mae Fee
Tha Font
Ralph Acott
Manhattan
Dames Brown
Gage Func
Ott
Acott
Bworda
Aillings
Alex Brown
Clem Brown
Arthur
Bennett
Halph Taft
Scott
Gordon Scott
Weasington Springs
Britons Delighted As Romance Enters Quiet Life Of The Duke Of Gloucester
London reports King George Fifth announced the betrothal of Prince Henry Duke of Gloucester to Lady Alice Montagu Douglas Scott daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch Queensbury The match marks a second Scotch alliance in the royal line and suggests a Westminster Abbey ceremony likely with pomp and ceremony in due course
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London
George
Great Britain
Duke of Gloucester
Alice Montagu-Douglas Scott
Kig
Lnsy Society
Prince of Wales
Prince Henry
Duke of York
Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon
Earl and Countess of Stratford
Westminster
Westminster Abbey
Roosevelt Says It Can Be Done Four Best Words
President Roosevelt lauded the four words It can be done as he dedicated a military highway to White Face Mountain in New York. He recalled WWI mobilization, recalled Wilson's promise of men, and linked the drive to honoring World War I heroes. The event followed a Lake Placid visit observing state conservation efforts and a parade of forest rangers and Civilian Conservation Corps members.
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Lake Plack
United [States
Washington
France
England
Wilson
Joffre
America
Lake Placid
Bomb Drop Sparks Smoke Screen Over Minneapolis Neighborhood
Mrs Charles C Nedfield witnessed a large bomb fall on her back porch area in Minneapolis on April 14. The unexplained explosion produced a smoke screen but caused no injuries. Believed to have fallen from a squadron of 11 aircraft en route from Beattle Washington to Selfridge Field Michigan, the planes halted at St Paul first.
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Minneapolis
Charles C. Nedfield
Wentworth Avenue
Beattle
Wash
Selfridge Field
Mich
St. Paul
Pilot’s Greeting to President Resented Incident
A greeting from an aviator to President Hoover caused concern as the cabin swooped near the presidential train on a Lake Placid trip. Governor Lehman aboard ordered an investigation while Mr Roosevelt enjoyed the incident.
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Hyde Park
Hoonevel
Lake Placid
Lake Heorge
Lehman
Roosevelt
McAdoo Marries Quiet Ceremony At Bear's Pleasure
Senator William Gibbs McAdoo, 71, wed nurse Torin J. Crosa in a quiet colonial room at Bear's Pleasure Maryland. The couple exchanged vows as Mendelssohn played and guests entered through an open window. The bride wore a dark blue crepe tunic dress and hat. McAdoo wore a blue-gray suit.
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Washington
William Gibbs
McAdoo
Maryland
Torin J. Crosa
Public Health Service
McAdoe
Brice Clagett
Curiosity Kills Cat In Utah Home Incident
Spanish Fork Utah September 14 A tale of curiosity goes wrong when Arden Christainsen captures eight black widow spiders in his basement and places them in a pasteboard box. The family catapulted the box and Arden's mother found the cat eating the spider before dying a few hours later.
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Spanish Fork
Utah
Arden Christainsen
Arden
Barrymore and His Girl Friend Quarrel Over Child
New York, Sept. 14. A rift between Joby Barrymore and his 11 year old protege Elaine Barrie was reviewed by both sides' counsel. Attorneys denied any romantic involvement, stating there is no danger to the child. Barrie’s father also denied any romance and noted travel with Barrymore aboard his yacht.
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New York
Joby Parrymore
Elaine Barris
Acctor
Mies Barrie
Misa Harric
Aaron Sapfro
Kil
Jacobs
Warric
Fouls Jacobs
Barrymore
Havana
Eight Die as Panama Airship Crash Kills Crew and Passengers
Panama City reports eight dead after a Panama National Airways plane crashes in jungle near Bejuce while en route from Panama City to David. American pilot Robert Marstrand, 24, identified among the deceased, with seven passengers buried at the scene and natives guiding officials to the wreckage.
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Panama City
Searchera
Bejuce
Robert Marstrand
Canal Zone
Panama National Airways
David
Panama
B. Dahl
Puerto Armuelles
President Tripp West Affects Polls In 1936 Race
President Roosevelt plans a western trip through Wyoming en route to Salt Lake City and the West coast. Democratic leaders map conferences as Republicans seek votes to bolster their congressional tally. In Wyoming Senator Robert D. Carey faces reelection as a Republican critic of the New Deal.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rocky Mountain States
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Hhe Party
Robert D. Carey
Carey
Forest Blaze Threatens Elliston. 300 Men Fight Flames
A forest fire near Teviston broke out yesterday afternoon four miles from Elliston, spreading rapidly in a stand of lodgepole pine. Lightning is blamed. wind shifted away from town by late afternoon, and a rainfall helped. CCC crews from Duck Creek, Dillon, and Squaw camps joined locals in battling the blaze, with 260 to 360 workers expected today.
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Forrest Fire
Teviston
Helena
Missoula-Helena
A. N. Templer
Elsaton
Fire Path Forestry
L. F. Ward
Elsiston
Fir
CCC
Duck Creek
Attle
Dillon
Squaw
Bozeman
Templer
Missoula
Labor War Violence Shocks Rome Plant in Gun Battle
In Rome Georgia a labor dispute at the Tome Blove and Rango company erupted into a gun battle. One worker Fred Reid age about 60 from Cleveland Tennessee was killed. three others wounded. Two men were arrested for violating an antipicketing order, five more later charged with shooting at another person. All released on bond.
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Rome
Tome Blove and
Rango
Honda
Fred Reid
Cleveland, Tenn
Weather outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain region
A party cloudy week ahead with frequent showers in western Montana and northwestern Wyoming. Temperatures are expected to run somewhat above normal across the region.
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Rocky Mountain
Montana
Wyoming
German rally proclaims new religion under Hitler
At Nurnberg a Nazi party convention is framed as the rise of a new German faith with Hitler as its central figure. Dr Robert Ley hails the Fuehrer before 20,000 workers while Baldur von Schirach proclaims martyrdom for 21 youths. Hitler declares Germany will lead and not be bullied.
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Nurnberg
Germany
God
Adolf Hitler
Tein Fuehrer
Robert Ley
Hitler
Reich
Baldir von Schirach
der Wuehrer
Hari
Third Reich
State Supreme Court May Take Original Jurisdiction on Insurance Scraps
Montana's supreme court may assume original jurisdiction in pending district court suits over the new state insurance act. petitions seek to halt operation, with injunctions to restrain certification and administration. expedited determination aims to clarify law and reduce appeals delaying final action by seven months.
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State Supreme Court
Montana
Supreme Court
Lewis and Clark County
Secretary of State
Foun
Finger Prints On Pistol Tied To Miss Hoey
Chester Pa Sept 14 The Vertilion report says Evelyn Hoey’s fingerprints were found on the pistol that killed her auburn singer. The theory holds that she shot herself after an argument with Henry Rogers at his home near Downingtown. Charlce Dunlap of the Pa police says two prints matched the actress. An inquest is set for Wednesday with no formal ruling yet.
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Chester
Evelyn Hoey
Charlca Dunlap
Theater
Chanteuse
Henry H. Rogork
Standard Oil Multimilionaire
Downingtown
Inez
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