Britain Pressured as Germany Demands Sudeten Cession
London reports Germany urges immediate action on the Czech Sudeten crisis. Hitler reportedly pressed Chamberlain to meet German demands by tomorrow, while Prague’s assent to the seven power plan remains uncertain. Chamberlain’s Godesberg visit may be postponed without Prague’s permission.
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Gunshot Wound Fatal to Former Butte Policeman Kinney
Harry A. Kinney Jr, 37, former Butte police officer, died tonight from a bullet wound to the right temple. Kinney was found in an alley in the business district this afternoon with a .32 caliber revolver in his hand. He had recently worked as a salesman.
Hauser Lake search for Helena girl continues
E C Burris the newly named Montana labor commissioner and former Navy diver plans another dive at Hauser Lake to recover Mrs Clarence Streets’s body. A drift of bad weather and snagged gear delayed the effort as rescuers, led by Sheriff O’Connell, dragged the lake with grapnels and dinghies in the motor boat accident that claimed the Helena mother’s life and swept her beneath the cold water after her boat overturned.
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Gene) Burris
Hauser Lake
Clarence Streets
Burris
U. S. Navy
Montana
Helena Glas
Brian D. O'Connall
B C Stearm
Mrs Streets
Physeian
Elk Season Query Reinstated In State High Court
State Supreme Court revived the early elk season dispute after district judge George W. Fadbury dismissed it. The case, brought by the Rocky Mountain Sportsmen and state fish and game commission, seeks to bar the commission from fixing an early September elk season in Flathead County. The matter was put back on file by stipulation of counsel for both sides as continues on page 2. No progress reported in Helena lake search efforts as police extend dive operations near Hauser lake with multiple boats and volunteers working through the night.
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Rocky Mountain Sportsmen's Organization
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Helena
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Hauser Lake
Only policemen may take fruit for free warns judge
In a Chicago case Judge Joseph Hermes ordered a defendant to pay five cents after Claides Vers ille took a single plum from a grocer’s display. The judge quipped that only police can take fruit without paying, reminding the defendant with a small extra sum. In New York a subway delay followed a rescuer dog incident, and other oddities include a public tail biting trial and a romance inspired eye sale proposal.
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Claides Versille
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Benito Mussolini to Speak Again in Italy's Crisis Hour
Rome September 19 Mussolini will address the world again tomorrow from Udine as European crisis grows Mussolini’s remarks follow yesterday in Trieste warning that if war comes Italy’s place is already chosen Fascist papers forecast the speech will cover his view of the Sudetenland and Czechoslovakia debates Britain and France plan to offer Sudetenland to Germany while Mussolini favors a peaceful settlement observers await his stance on Prague's attitude and possible measures on the crisis
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Veterans Demand U9 Keep Free of Entanglement
In Los Angeles a large American Legion convention opened with calls to keep the United States free of foreign entanglements. Sen David Walsh of Massachusetts outlined a three point defense program emphasizing a strong navy, a centralized policy to avoid foreign quarrels, and militant Americanism to counter domestic subversives. The speaker urged moving forward for peace and democracy at home. Harry Bridges and Fred G. Frager were also mentioned in relation to West Coast leadership discussions.
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American Legion
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Massachusetts
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Fred G. Frager
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Czechoslovakia Turns to Soviet Russia for Support in Crisis
Geneva reports Czechoslovakia sought Soviet aid to counter French and British pressure over Sudetenland. Foreign Commissar Litvinov expected to discuss possible Moscow backing with Prague diplomats, while Prague’s last hope rested with Russia. League actions against Japan draw new urgency as tensions rise.
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Sudetenland
Germany
Maxim Litvinoff
Edouard Heldrich
Borah blasts French proposal on U S role in Europe
Washington dispatch reports Senator William Borah angrily denouncing Leon Blum's suggestion that the United States aid Europe to solve the Czech crisis. Borah warned such advice would commit the U S to war and questioned France’s handling of Czechoslovakia. He noted Britain and France appeared ready to dismember Czechoslovakia, while the State Department said the U S would not seek to advise others on the crisis.
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Czechoslovakia
State Department
Famed Silent Screen Star Paine Frederick Dies Suddenly
Beverly Filis Calif Sept 19 AP Paine Frederick famed stage and silent film star dies at home from heart attack age about 59 after asthma relapse. She rose from chorus to top actress with lopaz eyes and popular fame. four of five marriages ended in divorce. her last husband Colonel Marmon died 11 months after their 1933 ceremony.
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Hedale
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Mies Frederick
James A. Marmon
United States Army
Frank A. Andrews
New York
Prague ready to use as base for more negotiations
The Associated Press reports Czechoslovakia will not accept the Anglo French plan to dismember Sudetenland but will use it as a basis for further talks. Lidova Noviny questions guarantees of borders set 20 years ago and future assurances as to adherence. Prague seeks a hearing with France and Britain to present its case and pressure Moscow to influence London and Paris to stop concessions to Germany in Czechoslovakia. The Soviet Union remains silent on its course.
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Sudeten
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Prague
Europe
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France
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Asechoslovakia
Geneva
Russia
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Last of Purge Drives Will Be Decided Today
The Associated Press reports Democrats in a New York City section will vote today to determine Roosevelt backed rival James H Fay against Rep. John J O Connor in a battle seen as key to removing conservatives from Congress. National spotlight on New York as three other states hold primaries.
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Francis E. Kelly
Richard Mc Russell
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Frederick Butler
William McMasters
Richard T. Whitcott
Ryan Thiffy
Sivmen
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Robert K. Henry
Horse Plays Hero Role Saves Baby From Angry Mule
Portales New Mexico September 19 a two year old horse acted to protect 16 month old Dolphus Wayman Fate from a charging mule on a Dora farm. Neighbors say the horse stood between the infant and the mule as the child suffered a scalp wound but survived the attack with the horse credited as the savior.
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Southern Florida Braces For Hurricane Warnings Issued
Jacksonville residents and coastal crews brace as a full blown hurricane moves toward the Florida coast from the Bahamas. Warnings broadcast from Jacksonville to Key West prompt emergency measures, Red Cross relief prep, and ship sheltering efforts as authorities anticipate landfall between Palm Beach and the Florida Keys.
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