Britain proposes new arms convention amid readjustment demand
London reports Britain replying to Germany on arms equality by proposing a new international convention to erase imbalances while denying Germany legal grounds to seek changes outside the world disarmament conference. The plan would replace existing treaties with tighter restrictions, and Britain warned Germany against obstructing progress, with further notes from Berlin and anticipations of a cutoff from conference attendance.
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Teddy the Black Bear Kept Alive by Sentimental Choice
Louisville residents weigh emotion over Teddy the black bear living at a circus outpost. After two years of dwindling profits and a dangerous past, the owner and eleven workers vote to spare Teddy, choosing sentiment over economics to keep him alive.
Irene Thinks Rodeos Revive Ancient Rome in Cilenga
In Cilenga on September 1, Mrs Treno Castle Motaugatin staged an unusual protest against an upcoming rodeo. She argued rodeos echo ancient Rome but oppose this city’s event, claiming the activity, though adapted from ranch life, remains inappropriate as entertainment in modern times.
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States brace for political battles amid dry issue debates
The piece reports three states preparing heated campaigns over prohibition with key figures in New York Massachusetts and Wisconsin. It notes Republican and prohibitionist contestation, candidates like Frederick Naveyport and James W. Wadsworth, and Wisconsin figures including Governor Philip La Follette and Walter Kohler amid ongoing party divisions. The article signals a forthcoming continued report on page 3.
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Chinese in Philippines to Begin Boycott and Protest
In Manila on September 18 a rally of about six hundred Chinese merchants and residents gathered to condemn Japanese aggression in the Philippines. The event marked observance of a Hiroshima day related to the war, as Chinese communities voiced outrage over Japanese actions that triggered recent fierce clashes and widespread destruction in February and beyond.
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Energetic insults may be recalled to explain it
Chicago reports recall of Tusalin Samuelaiow and Mardin now in Canada to the United States for questioning over a giant utility empire dispute. State's Attorney Swanson stated extradition possible if evidence ties the suspects to attacks or threats while companions were in the area. Federal Judge Lindley and records access raised questions of criminality. officials cautioned against assuming guilt.
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Garvan Seeks Square Deal for Roosevelt in Roosevelt
Garvan, president of the Chamteat foundation and Democratic supporter, urged a square deal for Roosevelt in a public statement. He dismissed rumors about Caveannar Roane velta health and emphasized the stakes of public integrity and government reform for all citizens.
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Five Killed In Battle With Thugs
Muskogee Oklahoma reports a deadly gun battle linked to the slaying of motorist Susie Sharp. Five men died, including Sheriff Webster Reece and Bud McClain, during arrests of four suspects. Outlaws and deputies fell in two engagements on a mountain road.
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Train wreck injures carnival crowd near Evansville
Evansville Indiana September 18 Twenty one persons were injured when the Rubin and Cherry carnival train bound from Huron South Dakota to Nashville Tennessee crashed into a line of box cars near Evansville Five ambulances carried the injured to hospitals Frank Wincell representing the show at noon said several persons were unaccounted for but a later search found all aboard escaped death
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Butler Plans Sane Liquor Control If Prohibition Repealed
New York, Sept 18. A plan for sane liquor control would be proposed for attention in New York state if the 18th amendment is repealed. Dr Nichola Butler argues the issue must not be partisan or a political football but framed along the Quebec Act lines. He stresses state traffic control depends on unconditional repeal and cautions against extending local controls beyond interstate commerce.
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Pit bear in St Louis may die for deeds
St Louis Mo Sept 18 The Himalayan bear in the St Louis Zoo is in solitary confinement awaiting a possible sentence of death by zoo officials for killing Tom a pit mate in a savage attack yesterday afternoon Before attendants could use ammonia gas the bear Mike killed the other bear He had attacked another bear a year ago but was subdued with ammonia fumes prior to this murder Zoo officials weigh yesterday’s incident in deciding his fate
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Circus Performer Weds Second Wife in San Antonio
Alfredo Cordona, circus aerialist, marries new teammate Vera Neriee in San Antonio. Cordona's first wife Lillian Lettzel died after a trapeze fall in Copenhagen in February 1941. Vera Neriee was born today.
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Manitoba Tiller Killed by a Bear
Finersan Man to Sept 18 AP reports two killed in a farm yard encounter with a large black bear. George Kawrllia, 65, and his wife were killed after the animal entered the yard as cattle gathered. The bear climbed a tree. shots failed to stop it and it fatally struck the farmer. The assailant bear then fled as a son pursued with a pitchfork. it was later found and killed nearby.
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Grand Army Of Republic Encampment Opens In Springfield
The Grand Army of the Republic opened its sixth national encampment in Springfield with a tribute to the fallen, honoring Lincoln and Abraham Lincoln’s memory. National Commander Samual P. Town welcomed attendees as three candidates for commander in chief presented their bids: Captain William Wright of Chicago, Harding T. Merrill of Wichita, and Runwell C. G. Martin of Los Angeles.
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Garner Wing Al Race With Death Reaches Home
Detroit Texas Sept 18 John N Garner democratic vice presidential nominee survived a death threat and arrived at 4 30 pm from Washington to his mother Mrs Sarah T Garner at home in a paralled report his mother who recently slipped into a coma was said to be in a serious condition following the incident and a hurried trip to her house
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ARN PLANE DOWN IN HAWAII FEAR 2 LOST
Moneinth Sept 18. One army sergeant was reported dead another missing and two rescued after a large army bombing plane forced landing at sea off Koko head. Corporal John Hart Killed Private Robert Long Missing Lieutenant John C Kilborn and Sergeant Stephen Rialas Rescued. An army amphibian rescue craft was disabled on landing. A destroyer from Pearl Harbor picked up the men clinging to the amphibian. The bomber sank.
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Auto Accidents Read Like Movies
Two youths escaped from the Colorado State Industrial School in Golden and stole a motor truck. They overpowered the driver, raced toward Denver to aid a forest fire effort, collided with a car near Denver, injuring seven people, one seriously. The attackers had been drinking vanilla extract from the school bakery. Continued on another page.
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Monument Honoring Rome Capture Stirs Vatican Editorial
Rome premier Massolini dedicated a monument commemorating Italy’s capture of Rome from papal troops in 1570. An Osservatore Romano editorial, reflecting Vatican opinion, condemned the ceremony as an offense to the church.
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Roosevelt Heads to Pacific Northwest After Seven-State Tour
Franklin D. Roosevelt continued his seven state campaign tour ending in the Pacific Northwest with plans for a major speech in Portland next Wednesday. His special train has carried him through Ohio Indiana Missouri Kansas Colorado Wyoming and Utah collecting reports and securing pledges from Democratic leaders on electoral votes.
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Helena Democrats Drive to Butte for Roosevelt Speech
Helena and northern residents plan a motor trip to Butte to hear Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic candidate for president. A Montana road bulletin warns closure of highway 0 to 1 between Boulder and Basin for ten days starting Monday September 19, diverting Helena routes via Whitehall. organizers expect 25 to 30 Helena Democrats and other supporters to attend the rally from Silver Bow County area.
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Old Kentucky Feud Flares Again Kills Two in Manchester
In Manchester Kentucky today five men were shot with two killed and two wounded amid a renewed feud blamed on historic conflicts in Clay County. Commonwealth Attorney Frank Haker of London and John Brock of Cincinnati were slain. Wounded are Frank Young and Wiley Baker. National guardsmen were ordered to assist after Judge William C Lewis requested troops.
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Fisherman Pulled From Bay After Striking Hook Tale
San Francisco dispatch reports a fisherman named M. A. Teowal, 20, cast from a point near Wisharton Wharf in San Francisco Bay. A fan grabbed his hook and pulled him into the water, dragging him to the hospital for treatment of a putser, lock and immersion.
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Civil war renews in eastern Shantung reports say
Peking dispatches from September 18 describe continued clashes in eastern Shantung between forces of Governor Han Fu Chu and warlord Lin Chen Nien. Fighting persists for two days around Welhaton railway hub between Tainan and Taingtao, and at Pingtu about 40 miles east of Welhatten.
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Both Sides Claim Victory in Brazil
Sao Paulo reports the revolutionaries claimed Santa Caterina and El Contest arto joined the constitutional change. Rio de Janeiro says federal troops occupied Jaguary near Camp Inas, while Sao Paulo rebels evacuated Campinas in the northern sector.
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Tremors Strike New Zealand Causing Severe Damage
Reports from Wellington and Hawkes Bay describe minor to heavy shocks with a recent Friday quake injuring three people and causing extensive property damage. Wairau reports show widened cracks in main streets and blocked traffic while Waits Valley notes unusually violent tremors and widespread home impact.
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