Butte End of Four Month Copper Strike in Montana
Arbitration settles four months of labor dispute in Butte as 5800 workers return to work. The agreement gives miners engineers mill and cellarmen a 60 cent daily raise, creates a closed shop, and includes future dispute procedures. Federal mediators say concessions are the best possible under current copper industry conditions. One year working pact begins. workers to report to mines tomorrow.
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Butte
Montana
United
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Uaon
Anaconda Company
Washington Thirteenth Death in Textile Strike Report Looms
The Associated Press notes a death in the textile strike as mediation boards hear a report for President Roosevelt. Other items include a Maryland judge ruling a moratorium amendment unconstitutional and Roosevelt departing for Hyde Park after yachting.
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Washington
Mediation Board
Roonevelt
Baltimore
U. S
Newport
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
U. F
Richmond
Roaring Hon
Navy
Chicago
Beilroad
Peril of War in Far East Believed to Be Lessened
Geneva reports say the Far East danger may be reduced as League delegates discuss halting the Chaco conflict. Russian spokesmen privately note improved Japan Russia relations and hint that Japan and Germany, both recent league withdrawals, may return.
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Far East
Geneva
South America
League
Chaco Boreal
Japan
Russia
Germany
Fort Peck hospital blaze threatens town site
Fort Peck Sept. 19. A fire that ravaged the hospital under construction seriously threatened to sweep the northwest portion of the new townsite before it was controlled and extinguished early today. Origin undetermined. no indication of arson. A blow torch or hot flare might have started the blaze. Insured officials of Johnson Drake and Piper of Minneapolis, firm in charge of construction, said insurance will cover the loss, not yet determined.
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Fort Peck
Johnson, Drake and Piper Company
Minneapolis
Western Union to Build Telegraph Line to Fort Peck
Washington dispatch reports the Federal Communications Commission granted Western Union authority to extend a 20 mile telegraph line through new construction from Glasgow to Fort Peck Montana. The order specifies the route and sector amid regulatory approval.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Western Union
Glasgow
Fort Peck
Montana
Panic on Bridge Told in Morro Castle Fire Probe
An 18 year old cadet engineer testifies the Morro Castle crew disobeyed a bridge to engine room order and kept engines in neutral during the voyage. Officials note engine room conditions and ventilation factors that spread heat and smoke, though no fire was in the engine room. Dickerson Hoover supports the cadet’s account.
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Morro Castle
New York
Department of Commerce
Massichusetta Institute of Technology
William Wesley Tripp
Tripp
Dickerson N. Hoover
Steamboat Inspection Service
Hoover
Iowa Farmers Union to Consider Strike
Des Moines reports the Iowa Farmers Union debated a proposal to call a farm strike with final action planned for the next day. The discussion occurred amid ongoing concerns over farm conditions and policy.
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Iowa Farmers Union
Des Moines
Moths Threat to Upholstered Furniture Warned
Government experts warn moths infest most homes and threaten valuable furniture. A Helena Independent bulletin advertises a MOTH BOOKLET from Washington, D. C., urging readers to mail four cents for copy handling and postage.
New Deal Sustained in Wisconsin Primaries
Washington reports indicate a strong Democratic vote in Wisconsin primaries seen by administration circles as sectional approval of the New Deal. Observers note the total fell short of 1932 figures while Taft Jette and Chapple faced no major opposition, suggesting a nuanced political shift but not a decisive defeat for incumbents.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Robert M. TaFol Jette
Joan BR. Chapple
Ashland
Fiery Bilbo Named by a Wide Nuri
Theodore Biblia, a fiery former Mississippi governor, celebrated a return to political prominence after a near 7,000 vote victory in a Democratic runoff for the U.S. Senate seat over Hubert D. Stephens. In district runoffs, three new congressmen were elected, including Ackerman DA A. L. Ford defeating Jeff Bushy, and State Senator Dan R. McGehee over Russell Elizey, plus DA Robert C. Dunn defeating Thomas L. Balfley for the seat. Ross A. Collins left his House post to enter the senatorial race.
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Jackson
Misa
Theodore
Biblia
Mixsissippi
United States
Hubert D. Stephens
Congress
A. L. Ford
Ackerman
Jeff Bushy
Dan R. McGehee
Russell Elizey
Robert C. Dunn
Thomas L. Balfley
House of Representatives
Ross A. Collins
Bilbo
Stephens
Campaign for Million Homes Launched by Fha Head
Washington announces plan to release funds beginning November 1 for construction of at least one million new homes. James A. Moffett, federal housing administrator, says the program proceeds with speed while ensuring safety and efficiency.
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Washington
James A. Moffett
Moffett
Court declares farm moratorium act unconstitutional
Baltimore September 19 United States District Judge Calvin Chesnut ruled the farm mortgage moratorium amendment to the national bankruptcy act unconstitutional finding the five year clause discriminates against mortgage creditors favoring farmers He dismissed petitions by William W Bradford Belair Md and Charles A Compton Carroll County to halt foreclosure under the moratorium amendment.
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Baltimore
United States
Calvin Chesnut
Chesnut
Wiliam W. Bradford
Belair
Mr., Farmer
Charles A Compton
Carroll County
Etaya
Rev Edgington Drowns While Attending Boats
Polaon reports the Rev. St C Edgington a Montana Methodist church official for over two decades drowned at Flathead lake while helping with boats near Wild Horse Island. Delbert Abbot also involved. motor failure left one boat adrift with a single oar as high waves surged.
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Polaon
St. C. Edgington
Montana
Wild Horse Island
Flathead Lake
Edgington
Delbert Abbot
Lodge
Abbot
Great Gold Shipment Is Heavily Guarded
Denver reports a $95,000,000 gold shipment from the San Francisco mint to the United States mint was nearly all transferred by 9 pm under heavy guard by police federal agents and army. Guards were tightened after rumors that Dillinger gang remnants George Baby Face Nelson and John Hamilton were in the city.
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Denver
United States Army
San Francisco
United States Mint
Mark A. Skinner
Volce
George
Baby Face
Nome Loss 3 Million City Sets Out to Rebuild Itself
Nome Alaska September 19. A renewed rush to Nome to rebuild after a fire destroys the city. Plans focus on rapid delivery of lumber, construction materials, food and medical supplies. Alaska Steamship cuts freight rates for building materials, community meetings organize damage reports and requests for federal aid as winter nears. The number of homeless is about 400.
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NOME
Alaska
Arette
Slata
Alaska Steamship Company
Fta
Seattle
Dellwood
President Roosevelt chairs textile strike mediation lunch
President Roosevelt summons Frances Perkins and Governor John G. Winant to the summer White House for a luncheon with labor leaders amid threats to widen the textile strike to 100000 workers. The mediation board nears completion as deaths rise and clashes with police spark vigilante fears in North Carolina and other areas.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
White House
Newport
R. I
Poughkeepsie
Nourmahal
North Carolina
Charlotte
N. C
Washington
Spartanaburg
John G. Win C
MacComb
Sennett
Democrats Emerge From Wisconsin Primaries With High Vote
Milwalke Wis Sept 19 Democrats emerged from Tuesdays primary elections with the largest aggregate vote, boosted by numerous contests. Governor A G Schmedeman was renominated in a landslide while William B Rubin trailed. LaFollette led the progressive slate, Greene won the Republican gubernatorial race, and Callahan topped the Democratic Senate field amid light overall turnout.
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Milwalkes
Wis
Thesday
LaFollette
A. G. Schmedeman
Schmedeman
Wiliam B. Rubin
Philip F
Arizona Japanese madee victims again
Phoenix Arizona September 19 The dynamiting of two irrigation canals on farms operated by Japanese was reported to the Maricopa county sheriff s office today White farmers recently protested the leasing of lands to aliens in this district on the grounds it was in violation of the state laws
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Phoenix
Ariz
Maricopa County
Budget balance deemed unlikely for next fiscal year
Washington officials warned that balancing the federal budget for the year starting July 1 appears improbable without an extraordinary business revival. Hearings began on proposed department expenditures under acting budget director Daniel W. Bell as Secretary Morgenthau avoided comment. The president had set the goal to Congress in January.
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Washington
Treasury
Daniel W. Bell
Morgenthau
Probable 1935 Corn Crop Quota Hinted By Farm Admin
Washington Sept 18 definite indications tonight were that the farm administration would set a total of 2 250 000 000 to 2 360 000 000 bushels as the 1935 corn crop quota.
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Associated Press
Washington
Farm Administration
Spanish Premier says plot to overthrow gov threat menaced
Madrid dispatch reports Premier Ricardo Samper after talks with President Zamora expressing confidence in prompt arrest of extremist leaders. Civil guards search homes for weapons as authorities pursue a conspiracy to establish a proletarian state, with documents and a truckload of arms tied to Francisco Ordonez, Madrid University athletic coach, arrested on campus.
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Madrid
Buenos Aires
Rome
Italy
Belgrade
Herlin
Nazin
Associated Press
Alcala Zamora
Ricardo Samper
Zamora
Documenta
Francisco Ordonez
Madrid University
Governments Busy in Sale of Arms Through World
Washington report shows the French government pictured as a broker for arms sales in South America before a senate munitions committee. Frank Jonas of Federal Laboratories cites repeated French activity while Carlton Rich says the English government and ambassador contacts aided a potential sale to Montevideo police training in London.
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Washington
Senate Munitions Committee
South America
Frank 8. Jonas
Federal Laboratories, Inc
Pittsburgh
Jonas
Carlton W. Rich
Federal Laboratories
Bone
Wash
Montes
Montevideo
London
Notable traveler recalls London stage roots and city sights
Jee Fariborough reflects on long career since 1900 and visits London theaters, mentioning Gisagow and Lock Lomond, the Queen Mary launch, Edinborough shows, and a mix of high society in Glasgow as he speaks in a casual, humorous tone about travel and culture.
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Fariborough
London
Neatland
Queen Mary
Edinborough
Glasgow
Youra
President Roosevelt Sets Sail for Rome
Newport R I Sept 18 President Roosevelt after five days of yachting returns to Hyde Park N Y tonight following two hours of fishing off Block Island He plans to teach Poughkeepsie near the summer White House tomorrow morning then proceed to Hyde Park for conferences The immediate issue is the textile strike.
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Newport
R. F
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Block Island
Poughkeepele
White House
Hyde Fark
AFL Urges Candidates to Endorse Six-Point Social Reform
Washington observers report the American Federation of Labor shifting strategy in the fall campaign. It now demands 800 Senate hopefuls and 432 House contenders commit to a six-point social reform program including a 10 hour workday and related measures. The survey asks for simple yes or no on issues such as a 30 hour week and unemployment insurance.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Senate
House
Tudor
Tha
A. F
of L
William Grean
Fereration
NRA
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Frederic J. Haskin
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Ceci. B. Dickson
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