Nanking Note Sparks U S Protest to Japan
Washington dispatch reports growing U S anger over Japanese attacks on Nanking as Ambassador Grew delivers a blunt note to Tokyo. The note calls bombing of civilian areas unwarranted and declares the U S reserves all rights for damages to American nationals from operations in the Nanking area. Continued on Page 2.
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Helpless Victims in Raids Hit Nanking
Nanking, Sept 22. Japan conducted two air raids on the Chinese city despite Allied protests. Over 200 civilians were killed or wounded, many burnt in straw hut settlements along the Yangtze riverfront. Many died as part of a mass exodus leaving behind the helpless. Continued on Page 2.
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German plot to seize state militia exposed
Washington reports Representative Dickstein says German aliens and German Americans are taking command of state militia units to obtain Hitler regime military training. He cites 24 camps nationwide run by a German American group and claims an auxiliary ring, training women, is being organized.
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Western Journey Begins After Roosevelt's Western Tour
President Roosevelt heads from Hyde Park at 2 pm aboard a Roosevelt train en route to Seattle for a two week westward journey to Victoria British Columbia. He aims to gauge public sentiment on his program and will visit major government works including Bonneville Grand Coulee Fort Pea and Owvhee dams while addressing crowds in eight states and receiving input from party leaders.
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President Roosevelt Forms National Fight Infantile Paralysis
President Roosevelt announces formation of a national foundation to coordinate research prevention and treatment of infantile paralysis. He cites epidemics across cities and his own experience at Warm Springs urging a unified national approach with strong financing for research prevention diagnosis and aftercare. The organization aims for broad medical education and support for doctors and hospitals.
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Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Arsa
Garr brothers denied bail in Denhardt murder case
Shelbyville Kentucky September 22. County Judge Walters denied the request of the Garr Brothers for bail until their examining trial Friday. Jack Roy and Dr Garr are held in Shelby county jail on charges of murdering Brig Gen Henry Denhardt who was charged with slain their sister Verna Garr Taylor.
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Fate of PWA Projects Left in Grave Doubt
Washington September 23 The president says PWA is at an end and raises doubts about completing current projects. Hyde Park remarks note allotments under the 1907 act extending PWA for two years. Public Works officials refuse to elaborate and offer no speculation on further allocations or future action by Congress.
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World News In Gist From A Turbulent Year
Foreign Nanking reports rain of bombs on China's capital with many burned. Britain seeks apology from Japan over an attack on its ambassador in China. Diplomatic nerves rise over potential Japanese troop moves to aid anti insurgent actions. Washington warns Tokyo to answer for any American damage in China. The president begins a western trip with new anti poverty policies and a foundation to fight parities. The Legion selects Los Angeles as host city for its 1933 convention.
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Hyde Park
New York
Montana delegates urge public works as best relief
Governor Ayers and O Warden of Great Falls told Public Works chiefs that Montana favors a public works program as permanent relief, highlighting water conservation projects. They discussed contractual agreements for PWA projects with funds already allotted, noting Tongue River and Ruby River plans and potential announcements.
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Charles K. Pynchon
G. W. Clark
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Warden
P.W.A. Af Fleimda
Village in Mexico Raided by Bandits
Mexico City dispatches report that Ameain village in Guerrero was attacked by 200 armed bandits on September 17. They looted about 20 stores, killed the municipal clerk, and terrorized residents for hours. The schoolhouse was wrecked as assailants tried to kill teachers but they escaped in time.
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Guerrero
Argentina election victory for conservative candidate Ortiz
Buenos Aires September 22 report says Roberto M Ortiz secured enough electoral votes to clinch the Argentine presidency. He led the conservative coalition aligned with outgoing President Agustín Justo and is poised to become the nation’s next president.
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Argentina
Augustino Susto
Just A Minute With Ervin S Cobb on Miss America 1927
Santa Monica Calif Sept 22 In a sharp defense of moral values Irvin S Cobb argues the 17 year old Miss America of 1927 will not pursue vaudeville or publicity stunts. She plans to return to school and home life unless she changes her mind, in which case public reaction could follow.
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United States
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Alabama
Oil Tanks Blaze in Frisco Wrecks Plant
Fire roared through Standard Oil’s San Francisco main plant as eight fuel oil and gasoline tanks exploded. Two firemen injured, one burned. Officials debated potential spread while winds kept heat from reaching nearby storage. Estimated damage ranged from 100,000 to 3,060,000 dollars.
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OM Company
Walsh Doubts Black Impeachment. Court May Rule On Eligibility
Worcester dispatch reports Senator David I. Walsh of Massachusetts doubts impeachment of Justice Black, calling it unlikely. He says impeachment would require a House origin and prefers Roosevelt to seek resignation. Walsh notes a court ruling on Black's eligibility could occur, not tied to the Ku Klux Klan issue.
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Pythian Grand Lodge 1937 Concludes as Delegates Leave
Nearly 600 delegates attended two day sessions of the Knights of Pythias and the Temple of Pythian Sisters. They began departing today to their homes after the meetings concluded.
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Chief of Sisters Elects Officers at Grand Ball
The Pythian Sisters held sessions ending yesterday with officer elections and a grand ball at the shrine temple. Officers named include grand chancellor Tt. H. Truax Lima. grand giro chancellor Richard I. Thomas Mitte. grand keeper of records David Hopkins Hutle. grand master of exchequer Walliam M. Johnson Great Falls. grand Prelate Ac Js Jordin Kalispell. grand master of arms Leonard G. Marek Miles City. grand inner guard Merle ags Billings. grand outer guard Earle N. Genzberger Butte. supreme representative holdover T. W. Midkiff Great Falls. Roy A. Michaud Anaconda. Dr. W. T. Williams Malin. Temple officers Florence Trimmer Great Falls elevated.
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Walliam M. Johnson
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Reelorten
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Kalispell
High Prices Paid in Cattle Market in Chicago
Chicago reporters note wholesale and retail beet prices at peak levels, enabling cattle feeders to see an 18 year high of 19.50 per hundredweight in the livestock market today. Livestock men at the yards say profits are at a record high despite elevated feed costs in recent months.
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American Legion selects Los Angeles for next year's convention
The American Legion chose Los Angeles as the next convention host for 193? and opened a long list of discussions to pick the national commander. Candidates include Daniel Doherty and Ray Kelly with several others in the race. William Green urged closer ties with the AFL and neutrality in labor disputes while steering away from direct mentions of John L Lewis.
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New York
American Legion
Los Angeles
Harry Colmery
Kansin
Daniel Doherty
Noslon
Ray Kelly
Detroit
Lynn A
William Cheen
American Federation of Labor
Legan
John JL. Lewis
Grean
Page
Italy May Send More Troops To Aid Spanish Insurgents
London reports diplomats fear Mussolini will dispatch additional troops to back Franco forces as Italy considers joining an anti pirate pact in the Mediterranean. Observers note Italy accepted a Paris naval experts meeting invite while circumstantial reports hint at sending volunteers to force victory for Generalissimo Francisco Franco in northern Spain near Gijon Rivadesella Covadonga. Hendaye Franco Spanish frontier notes insurgents advancing east toward Gijon consolidating lines near Rivadesella Cangas de Onis and Covadonga ahead of Biscay coast bay.
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Paria
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Enat
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AFL Drops Secretary Perkins From Denver Invites
Washington reports Secretary Perkins was cut from invitation list for the AFL Denver convention next month causing a public rift with labor leaders. The move marks a rare public clash with Labor Department policy while President Roosevelt is expected to send a message but not attend.
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