Peace terms accepted by Montana copper unions end strike
Butte miners and engin eers vote 1299 to 916 to accept the peace agreement with Anaconda Copper. Great Falls and Anaconda mill and smeltermen approve by large margins. Walkout since May 8 halted 5800 workers as federal mediators and mine company officials push resumption of activities. No celebration as towns remain quiet. result announced by Mine Mill and Smelters International President.
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Butte
Montana
Unon
Engiers
Great Falls
Ananda Mill
Anacondamper
Thomas Brown
International Mine
Mil
Tellermen
Copper Mioe
Mill
Ananda
World News In Gist From The Associated Press
Global reports describe Newport-Sopwith’s Endeavour facing difficulties and a beating of an American defender Rainbow. Paris reports show shifts in munitions policy, while Washington negotiates arms and martial law amid labor unrest. Soviet press touts Moscow’s push for league membership as Nazi dissent surfaces in Germany. Ambassador Bowers awaits Spain trade talks with the United States.
Wisconsin Primary Contenders Session Highlights Six Candidates
Six candidates in the Wisconsin primary are shown, including three U S Senate hopefuls and three governor aspirants. Incumbent Robert M. LaFollette Jr. Progressive Gertrude Bowler Democrat John B. Chapple Republican, with Philip J. La Follette Progressive Gov G Schmedeman Democrat and Howard T. Greene Republican also seeking office.
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Wisconsin
Badger
U. S. Senate
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
Gertrude Bowler
John B. Chapple
Aspirante
Philip J. la Follette
Progresalive
G. Schmedeman
Howard T. Greene
Anaconda Plant East Helena to Reopen in 10 Days
Alex Laint, superintendent, said the slag treating plant would likely resume operations within ten days and employ about 65 workers. The move follows miners and smelter workers in Butte, Anaconda, and Great Falls voting to return to work, with most material from East Helena shipped for processing.
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Alex Laint
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
East Helena
Lalst
The
Independent
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falla
President Roosevelt watches yacht race off Newport
President Roosevelt rode the Nourmahal to the quarter-deck as the Endeavor defeated the Rainbow in the first official 20 mile international race off Narragansett bay. Afterward the Vincent Astor yacht headed toward Buszard's bay to land his son James at Marion, Massachusetts, with plans to drop anchor and stay all night.
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Cuyahoga
Newport
R. I
Nourmahal
Roosevelt
Narragansett Bay
Endeavor
Rainbow
Vincent Astor
Buszard’s Bay
James
Mans
Manila labor riot leaves three dead in clash at cigar plant
In Manila a crowd of several hundred strikers and supporters tried to force entry into La Minerva cigar factory. United ex army troops were deployed by Governor General Frank Murphy to restore order. At least three killed and about 18 wounded, including one woman and nine policemen, in what authorities call the first strike fatalities in Philippine history.
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Tanita
Ex Army
Nht
Poe
Frank Phy
la Minerva Cigar Factory
Manila
Firat
Philippine Matory
Wisconsin Progressives Aim to Reshape National Politics
Milwaukee report notes Wisconsin Progressives, led by Robert M. La Follette Jr. and Philip La Follette, run under a new banner in 1934. They seek to merge with sister movements across states, challenging Republicans, Democrats, and Socialists in November. The primary on September 18 tests their strength before the general election.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
la Follette
New Progressive Party
LaFollette
MOTHS WARNING AND FUMIGATION BOOKLET OFFER
A Helena Independent notice urges households to beware moths this season and request the federal Moths booklet by mailing four cents and name, street, city, state to the Washington Information Bureau. The booklet, prepared by government entomologists, covers known effective methods to protect clothing and fabrics.
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Washington Information Bureau
Mrs. Madisons Affair Is Put Over To Dec 2
Los Angeles date line reports the state supreme court delayed until December 2 the appeal of Nellie Madison, a former Montana cowgirl, from a death sentence upheld by the superior court for the murder of her husband.
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Los Angeles
Atate Supreme Court
Nellie Madison
Montana
Au-Perior
Arny Rules Big Part of Strike Zone
Francis J. Gorman, textile strike chairman, threatened to call out 100,000 more workers across remaining branches unless the walkout ends this week. Extension would hit dyeing, rayon, underwear, knit goods, and rug divisions as 11,000 guardsmen remain on duty.
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Associated Press
Francis J. Gorman
United Textile Workers Executive Councils
Gatna
Southern
Maine
Georgia
Atlanta
Speeches of Day on Constitution Highlights Across Nation
Highlights from Constitution Day speeches in New York City and Chicago feature former Treasury secretary Ogden Mills criticizing the New Deal and former Senator Otah Glenn condemning contracts without due process. The remarks center on property rights and government reform amid national debate.
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Associated Press
Ogden T Mills
U. S
Ota F. Glenn
Minos
Chicago
Beet sugar workers with jobs not eligible for relief
Washington on September 17 Relief Administrator Hopkins indicated that employed beet sugar workers, including those in Colorado, should not expect federal relief. He said it is not the government's responsibility to aid people with jobs, clarifying the relief policy for wage earners.
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Washington
Hopkins
Relief Administration
Colorado
Rose Sullivans suit on Western Loan dismissed
In Los Angeles on September 17 a federal court dismissed Rose Sullivans motion to intervene in the receiver appointment case for Western Loan and Building Co. Based on a hearing date October 14 the court heard that restructuring had occurred and the petition to appoint a receiver in California was urged to be resolved October 18 to tidy titles and affairs of the reorganized firm.
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Los Angeles
Rose Sullivan
Western Loan and Building Company
Utah
Fedral Court
J. Nancie Tomich
Rene Sullivan
Miss Sullivan
Interranton
W. Richardson
California Building and Loan Commissoner
California
Friends
Many Are Left in Alaska as Fire Destroys Roaring City
A fierce blaze swept through Many Are Left, Alaska, destroying the mining city late yesterday. About 1,500 residents faced homelessness with 250 reported left without shelter as flames raged under a northeast wind. Coast guard cutters were sent for aid while officials estimated losses from 760,000 to over 1,000,000 dollars as supplies and structures were consumed.
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Name
Alaska
Coast Guard
New York to Try Municipal Lottery for Revenue
A New York aldermen committee proposed legalizing a municipal lottery for revenue along with a city income tax and a 0.1 percent levy on gross business income. The measures will be presented to the Board of Aldermen and the whole tomorrow as part of a relief tax bill.
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New York
Board of Aldermen
Bolivia launches offensive in Chaco Boreal battle
Buenos Aires reports Bolivia shifts to offense tonight in the Carandayty sector. The War Ministry says Bolivian forces rolled back the enemy more than 100 kilometers and recaptured four small fortified places.
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Buenos Aires
Bolivia
Chaco Boreal
War Ministry
la Paz
Carandayty
Farmer kills family then hanges self near Brush Colorado
Fort Morgan Colorado September 17 Roy Hegel farmer fifteen miles southeast of Brush killed his wife and two children using a tree as the death blow and then hanged himself from a windmill Sheriff R A Johnston said neighbors believed financial troubles and an expected new baby weighed on him.
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Fort Morgan
Colo
Roy Hegel
Brush
R.A. Johnston
Regel
China aided on aircraft by America
Testimony before the senate munitions committee charged that a Commerce Department agency under Secretary Roper secretly aided the Chinese government to prepare for war in the air. The hearing described this as another link between governments and munitions makers, with the department agency cited as largely responsible for the cooperation.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Senate Munitions Committee
Department
Roper
German Protestants Battle Nazis in Württemberg
In Stuttgart and other Württemberg towns protests by dissenting Protestants erupted after the suspension of Bishop Theophil Wurm. Nazi organizers clashed with church members, prompting the state's Interior Minister to call Dr. Wilhelm Frick for instructions. Frick reportedly advised the party to refrain from interference.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Wuerttemberg
Wilhelm Frick
Theophil Wurm
Frick
Five Nations Oppose Admit Russia to League of Nations
Five nations opposed Russia's admission as the League's political committee voted 38 to 3 in favor of the Soviet's membership, with seven abstentions. Delegates from Portugal, Switzerland, France, and others weighed Russia's evolving role and the Soviet reply to invitations from 34 league members. Louis Barthou defended the Soviet position amid rapid debate before the assembly vote.
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Atecolung
Busela
Portugal
France
Russia
Louis Barthou
Miiister
Stauchly
Lenin
Barthou
League
Moscow
Morro Castle Commander Frowned On Fire Drills
New York report shows William F Warms, Morro Castle commander during the Jersey coast disaster that killed 182, was fined in 1920 for failing to hold fire drills on another Ward line ship. His license was suspended for 10 days as the Commerce Department inquiry began its second week.
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Newport
Sopwith
Rainbow
New York
Wiliam F. Warms
Morro Castle
Jersey
Steamboat Inspection Service
Warm
Department of Commerce
Dickerson N. Hoover
Inspection Service
Warms
Robert Willmott
Hoover
Yacht Race Sparks Confusion Across Local Papers
London readers debated the Saturday yacht race with conflicting reports. Some say the Face faced uncertainty to the last minute while others claim cruisers or Roosevelt interfered with the English boat. The letter suggests paying crews professionally and questions decks conditions as the writer urges clarity through the League of Nations.
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London
Cruisers
Roosevelt
League of Nationa
Soviet Jubilant at Entry Into League
Soviet newspapers hail Russi candidacy for League of Nations membership as a triumph for Moscow foreign policy. They note capitalist member differences and Germany and Japan withdrawal pushed others to seek the socialist state to avert a world war doom.
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Moscow
Russi
League To Nations
Germany
Japan
Bitter Root Valley Fearful of Filipinos Deepens
Hamilton, Sept. 17. Hospital attendants report Floyd Raymond, a Hamilton youth allegedly stabbed by a Filipino Saturday night, is progressing well and not in danger. Sheriff Henna Corley says no arrest has been made. attack occurred in an alley by a beer parlor as a group of Filipinos waited after Raymond allegedly insulted a white girl earlier. Bitter sentiment in Bitter Root Valley toward Filipinos grows since the marriage of two white sisters to Filipino men.
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Hamilton
Floyd Raymond
Henna Corley
Reymond
Rutral
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Mra
Gertrude Towler
Philip F. WaFolleite
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By Ruben Levin
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Norris
Nebraska
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Sinclair
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Philip F. la
Helena
Independent Information Bureau
Praderle J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
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Arny
Gorman
Liberties
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Joseph E. Sharkey
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