Strike Looms Again in Soft Coal Mines
Washington dispatch reports the Chamber of Commerce backs a nationwide poll of 1 600 member organizations on a report critiquing New Deal legislation. The study cites a trend toward broader federal power and regulation across production, industry, and markets.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the United
Wusinery
Congress
Huelae
Nattha
John W. O'leary
Hirago
World News In Gist From A Messy OCR Text
Fragmentary report mentions Geneva Mediterranean talks and Ethiopian dilemma, with unclear dates and names. London hosts Anglo Italian conference amid session hopes. Madrid notes cabinet fall followed by political escalation. Washington reports Congress votes on a dual Mammen Om deal, coal price negotiations, and a presidential trip. Mentions Hyde Park and several figures with garbled names.
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Geneva
Nirltain
Editerranean
stato-Ethionian
London
Addis Ababa
Tlaile Aelagalo
Madrid
Eslate
Erroux
Daneic
Washington
Chamber of Concree
Mammen Om
Ennedy Qty
Hyde Park
Imes Flye
Mooney denied counsel at time of first arrest
Evidence presented at Mooney habeas hearing shows he was denied right to counsel during his initial arrest for the 1000 Preparedness Day parade bombing. A long‑forgotten statement revealed Mooney discussing his innocence and alleging police framing, with exchanges between Mooney and District Attorney Fickert.
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Mooney
Son Eandsen
Chalom Mooney
Dmings
Fran Warren KK
Fillings
Folsom
Billings
Bademone
Harcade
Charley M. Fickert
Fickuit
Guyilty
Tam
Pokesman Denies Townsend Stunt Is a Racket
Washington dispatch reports a Townsend movement spokesman calling the plan worthless and a whispered campaign against national leaders. A second spokesman labels Daley a disgruntled worker and notes he refused state cooperation. Dr Townsend, father of the $200-a-month plan, is said to be unbothered by critics and money scrutiny.
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Townsend
Washington
Uy--Amkoxman
J. Daley
Calttin
Rankite
Pations
Daley
Nin
Rankine
F. E. Townsend
Relief Employables Fail to Answer Call in Montana
Federal re employment officials in Montana investigate the future of relief employables assigned to the Word Pack project at the prevailing wage. In Missoula and surrounding counties only four men failed to respond, with Walter T Bridges of Helena noted as a state service director, a situation described as unbelievable.
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Minsoula
Montana
Hsted
Indiatriet
Missoula
Sandorg
Lake, Mineral
Ravalli
Walter T. Bridges
Helens
Ilata
State Service
Mary Pickford Seeks Dionne Quintuplets Film Role
Omani Neb Sept 26 The Omaha World Herald reports Mary Pickford vice president of Pickford Lagky Productions was en route by airplane to meet the Dionne quintuplets for a potential motion picture. She also reportedly planned to adopt three babies herself, two girls and a boy, as part of the project.
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Omani
Neb
Omaha
World-Herald Tonight
Mary Pickford
Pickford-Lagky Productions
The
Mins Pickfaid
United Atrnas
Spokane Man to Lead Danish Brotherhood
Denver September 20. A Spokane Washington man will head the Danish Brotherhood in America for four years. Members voted at their quadrennial convention today. Other officers included Frank W. Lawton of Omaha, secretary.
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Denver
Ay—N. BD. Molaon
Spokane
Wanh
Dantah Brotherhood
Amarica
Krank W. Lawnon
Omaha
Necretary
Flat denial of guilt by H J Rogers
Henry Huddleston Rogers Jr faced about two hours of interrogation in the coroner's inquest into Evelyn Hoey's death. He calmly answered no when asked if he shot Miss Hoey and acknowledged having intimate relations with her. The inquest recessed until Monday night after Deputy Coroner Harvey Cox wrapped up the session.
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West Chester
Henry Huddleston Rogers, Jr
Miss Hoey
Evelyn Hoey
William E Farka
Stagers
Parke
Rogers
Olmulthiille Honaire
Harvey Cox
Witness pins Mooney claim on San Francisco roof meeting
Oregon City Oregon September 20 A 58 year old odd jobs worker Marshall Ht Spencer testified he was with Thomas Mooney on the Hiters building roof in San Francisco the day of the Prepared mess he hawked and said Mooney could not have fled the bomb that killed ten people Spencer a former janitor said he regularly saw Mooney when he ran the building elevator and that Mooney helped organize street car men meetings, though he doubts Mooney knew him by name.
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Oregon City
Ore
Muarhall
Spencer
Thomas
Mooney
Hiters
San Francisco
Associated Press
Oilers
Tom Mooney
Sare
Hilers
Zimmerman Rejects Montana Presidency Offer
Dr. James F. Zimmerman president of the University of New Mexico stated in Albuquerque today that he will not consider any invitation to interview for the presidency of the University of Montana. He commented on press reports about the Montana invitation.
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Albuquerque
N. M
James F. Zimmerman
University of New Mexico
University of Montana
Mantana School
Peace Negotiations Collapse In Washington
A two Appalachian producers and two United Mine Workers negotiating group failed to break a February begun deadlock on wage hour terms. Observers foresee a possible strike or renewed talks, with President Roosevelt likely to extend arbitration efforts. Edward F. MacGrady briefed the President, as industry leaders cautioned against immediate walkouts despite the Appalachian agreement's importance to soft coal districts.
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Washington
Imarning
Roosevelt
Edward F. MacGrady
Secre
Tary
United Mine Workers
Coal Labor Board
Guiffey Cor
Commission
Transient Camps Closed as Government Seeks to Put Great Host on Jobs
Washington officials face the task of placing about 3,000 daily into work by November 1 to complete the transfer from date to work relief. By that deadline 2,563,782 are still needed, with most employed in Civilian Conservation camps and many in New York City. Hopkins orders closure of 545 transient camps and 170 urban transient centers, converting 374 camps into works projects, while insisting 93 percent of the 300,000 transients are employable. Public protests claim lack of funds to care for wanderers, but the government presses for local solutions.
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Washington
New York City
Harry L. Hopkins
Barrymore Seeks Reunion With Estranged Wife
John Barrymore heads toward Kansas City in a bid to reconcile with Dolores Cortello Barrymore. Dolores, via her attorney, says there is no chance of a reconciliation and she remains aloof as the actor speeds toward Hollywood.
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Chicago
John Tearrymore
Don Juan
Kanaan
Tmin
Flaine Barrio
Barrymore
Hollywood
Dolores Cortello Barrymore
Elaine
President Roosevelts vague journey plans outlined
Hyde Park N Y Sept 20 President Roosevelt declined to time his cross country move to the Pacific coast saying the start will be direct with no announced date He indicated Ickes and Hopkins will accompany him and noted a six week trial of temporary relief while Ickes works out a permanent program The likely route runs through Omaha Cheyenne Salt Lake City to the Boulder Canyon dam with a possible speech there.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Ickes
Harry Li
Hopkins
Works Progress
Itoute
Omaha
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Boulder Canyon Dam
Colorado River
Spanish cabinet resigns portfolios amid crisis
Madrid reports the resignation of Premier Alejandro Lerroux's cabinet portfolios, sending Spain into a major political crisis since the monarchy fell in April 1931. Dispatches say calm prevailed across the country despite the upheaval.
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Madrid
Alejandro Lerroux
Spain
Chief Murphy of Butte Police Dies After Clash
Chief Jere J. Murphy of Butte police died at St James hospital from brain injury and hip fracture after grappling with armed man William Lombardini in the Montana Lower office. He had hours of medical care, with a deathbed entourage including family and two nuns visiting.
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Butte
Jere J. Murphy
St. James Hospital
William Lombardini
Montana Lower Company
Murphy
Lombardini
Lomnbardini
Power Company
Chief Murphy
John J. Murphy
Ronald
Washington, D. C
Mary Colma
Sioux Falls
D. D
County Kilkenny
Ireland
Rocky Boy Indians Market Livestock in St Paul Sale
Rocky Boy Indians from the Bearpaw mountains Montana marketed five cattle lots in St Paul Minnesota. Chief Stick Windy Boy and Victor Nomee sold 163 head and the herd now numbers over 2 560 head owned by about 1 260 Indians on the Rocky Boy reservation.
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Bouth
General Johnson to launch anti New Deal speaking tour
Washington reports General Hugh S. Johnson plans a broad speaking and lecture circuit to critique the New Deal as he nears retirement from his second New Deal post. He will start October 2 at the San Diego Exposition, touring the Northwest Pacific coast South and Southeast, finishing around January 1. He says his loyalty to the president motivates him to point out what he calls futile aspects of the administration and mistakes.
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Washington
Hugh
Johnson
Hoe
New York State
San Diego
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Southwest
Southeast
Witle
Veterans Urge Neutrality and Direct Government Hiring Plan
New Orleans on September 30 reports Veterans of Foreign Wars closed their annual convention with a resolution backing a constitutional amendment for strict neutrality in foreign wars. Denver was chosen for the 1936 convention, Commander James E. Van Zandt and most officers reelected. The group urged the federal government to implement direct employment with government funds to replace the current work relief program, proposing employers hire unemployed relative to their current staff.
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New Orleans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Denver
James E. van Zandt
Oklahoma Court Asked to Oust Plog Over Washington Case
Parents in Carey District press state supreme court to remove Professor Henry Plog alleging he taught their children George Washington stayed out late and gambled. Plog says charges are denied after a court order required county superintendent to sign his contract.
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Oklahoma City
Henry Plog
George Washington
State Supreme Court
Carey
Plog
Missouri Farmers Testify About Assault On Marshal
In St Joseph Missouri on September 20 witnesses including farmers testified in federal court against 14 neighbors charged with forming a mob that blocked foreclosure notes. U S Marshal Henry J Dillingham said some witnesses faced death threats and lynching. Edna Pollard Mayville editor reported a delegation warned her not to publish names of the accused voters.
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St. Joseph
Henry J. Dillingham
U. S
Plattaburg
Kansas City
Dillingham
Platte County
Nis
Mia
Edna Pollard
Maynvilin
Clifton Gall
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