Panama Government Disclaims Geneva Complaint
President Chiari said Panama will not back the Panamanian delegation’s proposal to refer questions about the unratified Panama US treaty to the world court. Dr. Morales reiterated that Panama never abandons sovereignty over the canal zone and aims to clarify its attitude to the League of Nations.
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Panama
Chiari
League of Nations
Eusebio Morales
World Court
Dr. Morales
Morales
Geneva
Canal Zone
League of Nations Assembly
Associated Press Today
Carnal
League
United States
Cline Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Guest Death
Rockville Conn September 14 Leonard L Cline novelist changed his plea to murder in the first degree in the killing of house guest Wilfred P Irwin and pleaded guilty to manslaughter The state accepted the plea and imposed a year in Tolland county jail and a $1000 fine in a sudden end to the case with the jury ready and spectacle in the Mansfield country home incident May 16
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Rockville
Conn
Leonard L. Cline
Wilfred P. Irwin
Edward M. Yeomans
Tolland County
T. F. Noone
Erwin
Cline
Wierenge
Masked Band Flees Franklin. Negro Whipped Says Boy
In Franklin a 15 year old black boy, John Bailey, recounts being taken by masked men from Deputy Ashe’s car and whipped for unknown reasons. He walked back to town after about five miles, warning he should leave town by tomorrow night.
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Franklin
John Bailey
Derrill Ashe
Ashe
Bailey
General Motors Amends Charter To Alter Shares
The General Motors Corporation filed an amendment at the Delaware secretary of state abolishing ten million shares of no par value stock and authorizing an issue of thirty million shares of common stock with a par value of 25 dollars per share. The preferred stock remains unchanged. New York representatives filed the amendment without comment.
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DQVER
Del
General Motors Corporation
New York
Woman Leaps From Goat Island Bridge to Death
A woman about 50 jumped from Goat Island bridge into the upper rapids near Niagara Falls and was drowned near the American falls. On the bridge witnesses found an excursion circular scratched with the name Jesse S Niggar of Buffalo. The woman wore a tan fur collared coat.
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Niagara Falls
Goat Island
Upper Rapids
American Falls
Jesse S. Niggar
Linwood
Terrace
Buffalo
Bidwell
Stallings Better After Day Of Rest
Harry Stallings 24, engineer aboard the Texas Oil tanker Water Lily, was badly burned when a backfire sparked a blaze at Manteo harbor. He rested in a hospital and is expected to leave soon. The Water Lily burned to a total loss, valued at about 20 000 dollars with no insurance.
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Elizabeth City
Harry Stallings
Texas Oil Company
Water Lily
Manteo Harbor
W. E. Baum
Manteo
Miles L. Clark
The
Texas Company
F. B. Hopkins
Stallings
Coast Guard
Pennsylvania Railroad approves rail purchase for 1928
The board of directors of the Pennsylvania railroad authorized buying 300000 tons of steel rails for use in 1928.
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Philadelphia
The
Pennsylvania Railroad Today
Search for Old Glory crew after discovery of wreck off Newfoundland
The monoplane Old Glory is found wrecked 600 miles off Newfoundland. Three adventurers aboard vanished last Wednesday and only faint hope remains for Lloyd Bertaud James D Hill and Philip A Payne as Kyle continues search efforts.
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New York
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Kyle
New York Daily Mirror
W. R. Hearst
Douglas Muir
Old Glory
Old Orchard
Rome
Lloyd Bertaud
James D. Hill
Philip A. Payne
Typhoon Devastates Kiushin Coast Villages
Tokyo reports from Kiushin prefectural HQs describe widespread destruction from yesterday's typhoon with 600 confirmed dead, thousands missing and tens of thousands homeless. Five thousand houses swept away and rice fields damaged trigger rice market spikes as communications fail then recover. Air reconnaissance returns color photos of ruin and estimates total damage around 20 million yen.
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London
Exchange Telegraph
Tokyo
Kiushiu
Nagasaki
Osaka
Japan
Kiushin
Alfonso Declared Forfeits Spanish Throne by Letter
A letter from Jose Sanchez-Guerra, ex-premier, claims King Alfonso forfeits the throne by backing Franco dictatorship plans for a non-elective assembly. Sanchez-Guerra argues Alfonso disobeyed constitutional duties, leaving him outside the law and without legal royal base. He plans to live in France after leaving Spain.
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Hemdaye
Alfonso
Spain
Jose Sanchez-Guerra
Primo de Rivera
Senor Sanchez-Guerra
Sanchez-Guerra
France
Ferdinand VII
Elizabeth II
Alfonso XII
Guerra
Negro Charged With Murder In Rowan County Trial Set
Salisbury Sept 14 AP Dave Deivin a negro is charged with murder in the deputy sheriff Lindsay Yarborough slaying. He pleads not guilty and a special venire of 75 men was ordered for the superior court trial tomorrow. Defendants are J Allen Dunn W V Harris and George R Uzzle.
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Salisbury
Dave Deivin
Lindsay T. Yarborough
J. Allen Dunn
W. V. Harris
George R. Uzzle
Delvin
Rowan County
Hunting An Autecist
Search continued for two occupants of a car involved in a Mount Pleasant road crash with Tail Biggers and Pat Rice. Jack Robinson was arrested but did not name the other two. license number obtained and owners sought through the state highway office at Raleigh.
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Concord
Mount Pleasant Road
Tail Biggers
Pat Rice
Jack Robinson
Raleigh
Convicted Woman Helps Man To Play Cotton Market
Mrs Mary D Cox of High Point died at her niece Miss Annie Lyle Davis 244 South Main Street. Born 1844 near Ingersoll Canada she married Dr Joseph J Cox in 1876. He died 1903 leaving son Joseph D Cox and two grandsons. Miss Lena Woodard first woman banker sentenced to prison in NC for false entries in Princeton bank failure.
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Mary D. Cox
Joseph J. Cox
Annie Lyle Davis
South Main Street
Cox
Ingersoll
Canada
John
Sarah Ann Dundas
Guilford County
Guilford College
Joseph D. Cox
High Point
Raleigh
North Carolina
Lena Woodard
Princeton
George Woodard
Wake County
Henry A. Grady
Johnston County Superior Court
Miss Woodard
Windle Out For Postseason With Appendicitis
Salisbury reports Bill Windle, Colonials first baseman, hospitalized for appendicitis and out for the rest of the post season. His two hits helped the Colonials win Game 2 against the Capitals. Cowboys Jones moves to first base and Turner shifts to right field as a result.
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Salisbury
Bill Windle
Colonials
Windle
Capitals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Piedmont Loop
Cowboy” Jones
Turner
Destructive West Coast Mexico Storm Keeps Details Hidden
NOGALES Ariz Sept 14 AP Telegraph and rail links to Mexico City and southern coasts are down isolating the region after a three day storm that battered a thousand miles of the west coast. Reports from Guaymas Sonora say Salina Cruz and Manzanillo suffered immense damage with many dead. Salina Cruz is described as in ruins and officials fear a high toll as communications remain cut.
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Nogales
Ariz
Mexico
Mexico City
Guaymas
Sonora
Salina Cruz
Manzanillo
Salinzg Cruz
Oaxaca
Cline Pleads Guilty and Gets One Year Manslaughter Sentence
Leonard Cline pleaded guilty to manslaughter in Tolland Superior Court and was sentenced to one year in jail and a $1000 fine. He had been indicted for first degree murder in Mansfield over the May 16 death of Wilfred P. Irwin. The state accepted a plea of involuntary manslaughter after four days of court proceedings. He will serve in Told county jail.
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Rockville
Conn
Leonard Cline
Tolland Superior Court
Cline
Wilfred P. Irwin
Mansfield
Thos. T. Noone
Fatal grade crossing crash in New Jersey claims several lives
Seven men were jailed on bail totaling 50 000 after a grade crossing collision between a freight engine and a trolley at Weekawken New Jersey. Thirty one people were injured two fatally. The towerman blamed gate failure and a derailment switchman was missing after the crash.
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Weekawken
N. J
Death of A Carl Cox Former Randolph Sheriff
Well Known Man Dies. Funeral services for A Carl Cox former sheriff and prominent Randolph County citizen will be held at Grace Chapel Methodist church at 3 this afternoon. Cox age 47 was the county s last democratic sheriff, defeated four years ago after his name appeared on the ballot against his wishes.
Pride of Detroit pilots plan hop to Midway amid Pacific crossing
Tokyo dispatch reports Ed ward F. Schlee and William S. Brock aiming to depart Kasumigaura for Midway Island, about 2,480 miles over water. The pair, seeking the round the world record, have logged 12,275 miles in nineteen days and face long ocean legs to Honolulu and San Francisco amid Japanese protests.
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Tokyo
Edward F. Schlee
William S. Brock
Midway Islands
Detroit
Hawaii
Pacific
Kasumigaura
Midway
Honolulu
Williams
Brock
Pride
Omura
Schlee
San Francisco
Harbor Grace
N. F
Japan
New York Creamery Receipts Mixed as Markets Report
New York on September 14 reports butter receipts at 15 269 head with extras and first grades around 46 and 40 to 45, eggs firm with 19 558 receipts and fresh gathered extras at 37.39, cheese steady with total receipts 340 752.
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NEW York Creamery
New York
Noted Surgeons Convene in Asheville for 40th Annual Meet
Noted surgeons and physicians from nearly all states Canada and some foreign countries gathered in Asheville for the fortieth annual meeting of the American association. Attendees include Dr John Harvey Kellogg Battle Creek Mich Dr Alfred Scott Worthin Ann Arbor Mich president of the association of American physicians Dr James W Kennedy Philadelphia Dr John Osborn Polak Brooklyn president of the sponsoring association and Dr George C Mosher Kansas City Mo.
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Asheville
Canada
The
American Association
John Harvey Kellogg
Battle Creek
Mich
Alfred Scott Worthin
Ann Arbor
Association of American Physicians
James W. Kennedy
Philadelphia
John Osborn Polak
Brooklyn
George C. Mosher
Kansas City
Mellon backs Hughes in personal view, not pledged
Secretary Mellon, while not decided on a Republican nominee, favors Charles E. Hughes personally. He may not support Hughes if Hughes declares as a candidate.
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Hughes
Washington
Mellon
The
Treasury
Charles E. Hughes
Tax cuts in dispute as Congress aims for postwar revision
Republicans and Democrats agree on downward corporation tax revisions but differ on timing and scope. Senate rewriting and insurgent influence could delay action until farm relief, flood control, naval expansion, and other measures are settled, with surtax rates a principal point of contention.
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Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Finance Committee
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