Anglo American Naval Accord hailed by British press
Washington announced a de facto Anglo American naval accord hailed as epoch making by British outlets. The Morning Post opposed limits and yardstick measures while MacDonald pleased at Washington talks. Invitations for a five power conference are to be issued from London as the admiralty shows cautious unity with the Labor government.
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London
Washington
Hoover
Ambassador Dawes
MacDonald
Daily Express
Quiet Caldl on Hoover Signals Naval Disarmament Move
London reports Prime Minister MacDonald will travel to Washington September 28 with informal plans to push a naval disarmament conference. An Anglo American announcement next week is said to confirm cruiser limitation agreements, easing formal talks in Washington.
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London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
England
Washington
Hoover
Great Britain
United States
America
Jait
Serengaria
Southampton
MacDonald
Dickering
Stimson Promises Surprise in MacDonald Visit
Secretary Stimson said plans for entertaining Prime Minister MacDonald in the United States would be a country wide surprise. He declined details and promised press correspondents there would be a good story in it.
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Associated Presse
Washington
Stimson
MacDonald
United States
State Department
MacDonald Aims for Informal Talks With Hoover on Peace Mission
The report notes Prime Minister MacDonald seeks informal conversations with President Hoover and has not decided if naval experts will join his Washington delegation. It hints he and his daughter Ishbel may travel largely alone to pursue a plain, peace driven mission.
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Washington
Hoover
MacDonald
Ishbel
Japan Eager to Confer on Fleet Limits at Conference
Admiral Hyo Takamabe says Tokyo welcomes news of an Anglo American push for an early international conference on fleet reduction and limitation. Japan aims to participate seriously by December, seeking reduction in auxiliaries and flexibility on capital ship construction beyond current plans.
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Hyo Takarabe
Associated Press
Japan
Tak
Rhinelander Seeks Divorce and New Life in Las Vegas
Leonard Kip Rhinelander, once a New York socialite known as Lou, meets with New York lawyers in Kansas City and Las Vegas to pursue another divorce from Alice Jones Rhinelander. The action was filed in Las Vegas New Mexico in 1924, with ongoing mediation and support arrangements. Rhinelander, 26, now active in Las Vegas business, denies disinheritance claims and hopes for a standard resolution. He serves as vice president of Las Vegas Sand and Gravel and invests in real estate while continuing support totaling $220 monthly to Alice Jones. The Las Vegas population has grown to about 9,000 ahead of Boulder Dam construction.
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Leonard Kip Rhinelander
New York
Kansas City
Alice Jones
Las Vegas
N. Mex
Rhinelander
Harley A. Hermon
Leon R. Jacobs
Curtis Westendorff
Westendorff
Harmon
Muehlebach
J. J. Walker
Lou
New Rochelle
N. Y
Omaha
Congress
Nevada
Colorado River
Pirates Seize Norwegian Steamer Bosnia off Haichow
Perrine Curna Sept 14 The Norwegian legation reports the steamer Bosnia captured by pirates off Haichow with the captain and chief officer held for ransom.
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Associated Press
Perrine
Curna
Bosnia
Haichow
Fire marshal extends Wichita fire inquiry into Fairmount Hall blaze
State fire marshal Douglas A. Graham leads an ongoing probe into the September 4 destruction of Fairmount Hall at Wichita University. He says new evidence of great significance prompts continued investigation, despite closing the inquisition for now amid reports of threatenings and letters related to a summer course for Catholic Sisters.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Kas
Douglas A. Graham
Fairmount Hall
Wichita Municipal University
Graham
W. H. Foght
G. A. Swallow
Charles C. Lytle
Wichita University
DF. West
Board of Regents
H. H. McCall
University
Fairmount All
Great Northern Plans 249 Mile Montana Rail Line
The Great Northern railway sent an application to the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking permission to complete a cross state line rail line of 249 miles through Central Montana with an estimated cost of about 8 million dollars.
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St. Paw
Minn
Montana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Northern Railway
Bride Victim Fights Off Attacker Falls From Window
Mrs Virginia Hadden Sack 22 a bride of a month is hospitalized after a three story fall while escaping an attacker at the Del Ray apartments She was with four men at Riverside Park and later forced to drink liquor Her husband George Sack is a Missouri mail carrier Police detained four intoxicated men at the scene who were released after questioning
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Virginia Hadden Sack
General Hospital
Del-Ray
Central Street
del- Ray
Halt Raid Endurance Test Targets Negro Musicians Club
Police end nonstop endurance contest at 1702 East Twelfth Street with 96 laps as Chief Miles shifts tactics for the so-called musicians club. Ninety-fifth raid since March 1 dismissed in North Side police court. judge often dismisses. Doc Fojo Wilson warns members will serenade the chief after the 100th raid.
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East Twelfth Street
North Side
Miles
Carlin P. Smith
Doc Fojo” Wilson
GAVE UP ENDURANCE FLIGHT PLANE RETURNS TO WICHITA
The City of Baltimore monoplane, after taking off from Wichita for Angeles, could not reach safe altitude and turned back to Wichita Municipal Airport at 11:30 AM. Flight path reached as far west as Las Vegas New Mexico before the decision to abandon the cross country endurance attempt.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Baltimore
Angeles
Municipal
Las Vegas
N. M
Edison Returns to Lab Work in Convalescent Chair
Thomas A. Edison, 88, resumed directing experiments on artificial rubber from a convalescent chair in West Orange New Jersey. He was allowed to sit up for a full day for the first time since his pneumonia illness began a month ago.
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West Orance
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Union Engineers Vote on Strike Sentiment
In Omaha Nebraska on September 14 the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers across major lines including Union Pacific Missouri Pacific Great Western Milwaukee Santa Fe and Oregon Short Line voted to strike if months of negotiations with carriers fail. The move would not immediately pull engineers off the rails but tests sentiment to support further talks.
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Omana
Nec
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Great Western
Milwaukee
Santa Fe
Oregon
Aese
Fair and warmer Sunday forecast in 80s
Weather predicts a pleasant day with fair skies on Sunday. The maximum temperature is expected in the 80s and the minimum around 60 degrees. Yesterday’s high reached 71 and the low 51.
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R. L. Anderson
P. Connor
Kansas State Fair Opens in Hutchinson
Favorable weather and good roads point to excellent attendance as the Kansas State Fair opens in Hutchinson today. The event runs through Friday with the entertainment program starting this afternoon and many exhibits already in place or arriving late today and tomorrow.
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HutcHinson
First Fliers Round-Up Offers Bus Service to Airport
The Aviation Club of Kansas City announces a two day campaign to bring residents for their first flight or to fly again. Buses depart every twenty minutes from the Air Travel bureau at 1233 Baltimore avenue to the Kansas City Airport today and tomorrow.
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Kansas City
Air Travel Bureau
Baltimore Avenue
Aviation Club of
Kansas Free Exposition Ends Today in Topeka
Torrexa Sept 14 A children's parade with decorated perambulators go carts and kiddie cars highlighted the closing program of the Kansas Free Fair in Topeka today.
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Topeka
Torrexa
St Teresa College to Open Tuesday With New PE Head
Registration starts Monday as St Teresa academy resumes classes with record enrollment. Miss Agnes E Reilly from St Louis joins the faculty to lead physical education and dancing, bringing training from Fontbonne college and further study in gymnasium parts work and dance with noted artists.
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St. Teresa College
St. Teresa Academy
St. Teresa's
Sisters of St. Joseph
Agnes E. Reilly
St. Louis
Reilly
Fontbonne College
University of Misari
East
Adelaine Rotti
Florence Rudolph
Irma Summa
George Murray
Bandit trio moved to jail after Lamar bank robbery
Three confessed bandits Howard Royston George J Abshier and Ralph Fleagle were spirited from Lamar to Denver to avoid lynching. Fleagle and Royston jailed in Denver and Abshier jailed in Colorado Springs after the First National Bank of Lamar robbery.
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Associated Press
Denver
Howard Royston
George J. Abshier
Ralph Fleagle
First National Bank of
Lamar
Col
Fleagle
Royston
Abshier
Colorado Springs
Mrs Rhinelander Reported Traveling for Divorce Talks
Report from New Rochelle dated September 14 notes Alice Jones not at home and believed to be en route to Kansas City to confer with her husband Leonard Kip Rhinelander on terms for a divorce.
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Alice Jones
New Rochelle
New Rochetor
N. Y
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Kansas City
New York Bank Clerk Stole and Returned $10,000 Then Arrested
Lorn W. Malloy, a New York bank clerk, stole $10,000, went abroad to bet on races, then returned the money to reveal the theft to the bank and was arrested awaiting grand jury action. In Boston a fugitive from New York gangland, Samuel Rheinstein, was shot and killed at the Hotel Huntington. Also in Chicago a Republican committeeman, John Reid, was arrested on a dry charge after federal agents found beer and alcohol at his home.
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New York
Lorn W. Malloy
Boston
Samuel Rheinstein
Huntington
G.O.P
Cuiiaco
A. P
John Reid
Wright, Georgia Comptroller General, Dies at 85
Gen William A Wright aged 85 longtime Georgia comptroller general dies. He served from 1879 to present, held office longer than any prior official, and worked with seventeen governors without campaigning. Other dispatches note a French Army plane crash near Chartres killing four and a Parma explosion killing eighteen with twenty five injured.
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Atlanta
William A. Wright
Georgia
Wright
Parma
Italy
London
Conrad Mews
Rome
Court Rules Against Permit For Gas Station On Rockhill Site
Judge Darius A. Brown denies Linwood Realty's writ to compel Kansas City to allow a filling station at Sixty third Street and Rockhill Road. City has issued permits for two stations at the intersection White Eagle Oil at 912 East Sixty third and Skelly at the southwest corner. Realty argues tanks would be within 150 feet of a home, despite prior special permits. The decision leaves open a possible request to set aside the ruling as more information emerges.
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Kansas City
Sixtythird Street
Rockhill Road
Darius A. Brown
Linwood Realty Company
White Eagle Oil and Refining Company
Sixty-third
Skelly Oil Company
Realty Company
A. Stanford Lyon
Skelly Company
Major Strickler to Present Awards to Rescue Teams
Prizes will be awarded to winners of national first aid contests and mine rescue work conducted under the U S Bureau of Mines. The awards event occurs at Convention Hall with Maj T J Strickler presiding and announcing results at 7 30 tonight.
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United States Bureau of Mines
Convention Hall
Maj
T. J. Strickler
Opposition to Continuance in Horton Case Gathers Steam
A. B. Lovan travels to Mount Vernon to oppose a motion for continuance in the Dr. R. B. Horton case. Horton faces charges of obtaining money under false pretenses from Lonnie Jackson of Monett for a phony pharmacy license. The case has seen multiple delays tied to legislative and venue changes, with new counsel and a special judge arranged if delays persist.
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Jefferson City
A. B. Lovan
Mount Vernon
Lawrence County
R. B. Horton
Lonnie Jackson
Monett
Horton
State Board of Pharmacy
Jackson
Cassville
Lonis, Kelly
McDonald County
Kelly
Mt. Vernon
Barry County
J. E. Sater
Charles L. Henson
James Tatum
Pineville
Emery Smith
Warren White
Springfield
Smith
Lovan
Weather forecast for grain area Monday outlook
Government forecast notes wind velocity at noon from the northwest eight miles per hour, humidity 36 percent, river stage 4.8 feet stationary, twelve hour precipitation 0.7 inch. Mostly fair and warmer next week for Washington area with above normal temperatures across the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys and the Great Plains.
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Washinchton
D. C
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Hall Plans Hit Snag as City Manager Conference Is Postponed
The Chamber of Commerce convention bureau delays a planned meeting with the city manager after a disagreement over ground floor plans. Members discuss razing the hall and acquiring land or building an exposition center on Thirteenth Street, with no final agreement in sight. Conrad H. Mann chairs the committee and W. M. Symon informs the city manager of the postponement.
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Convention Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Wyandotte
Central Streets
Thirteenth Street
Conrad H. Mann
W. M. Symon
Morgan interests seize control of New York power sites
A Morgan backed consortium led by J Pierpont Morgan and Andrew Mellon gains control of Niagara Hudson Power Corporation and through it acquires Frontier Corporation and St. Lawrence Securities Company. The arrangement places Morgan interests in charge of most major water power sites in New York state.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York State
Andrew W. Mellon
Niagara Hudson Power Corporation
Morgan
Frontier Corporation
St. Lawrence Securities Company
Irish Free State Rejects Two Year Tariff Truce
Geneva reports Prof John O Sullivan denounces a proposed two year tariff truce and warns it would harm industrial and economic life. W D Euler of Canada reserves action for Ottawa as discussions spark concern over global tariff moves. In Washington Republicans say tariff protections must stand while Democrats see world opposition to high US tariffs amid strong economy.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Irish Free State
W.D. Euler
Canada
WashingTon
France
England
America
Doctor Castelaw Named Superintendent of Decatur Hospital
Dr. Rush E. Castelaw 4134 Warwick Boulevard is chosen as superintendent of the Decatur and Macon County hospital at Decatur Illinois and will leave for Decatur October 1. The item notes his previous roles at Wesley and Christian hospitals and states the appointment has been accepted by the hospital.
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Rush E. Castelaw
Warwick Boulevard
Wesley and Christian Hospitals
Decatur and
Macon County Hospital
Decatur
Til
China Warlike Spasmodic Raids Mark Border Tension
Spasmodic raids along the Manchurian Siberian frontier raise warlike tensions as authorities assess the likelihood of renewed hostilities. Military observers note intermittent clashes and mobilization signals on both sides.
Soviet Protests Nanking Note Wrecks Peace Prospects
Moscow and Nanking clash over the Chinese Eastern railway as Pravda accuses Nanking of repudiating prior pledges and seeks Geneva support. Soviet officials warn of continued frontier raids and prepare a swift reply to the Chinese note, expected soon.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
China
Manchuria
Nanking
Pravda
Soviet Union
Geneva
Berlin
Two Detectives Assigned to Looney Shooting Inquiry
Chief Edward P. Boyle assigned two detectives to investigate the shooting affray at the Green Hills gambling resort near Platte County involving Harry Looney and several men in a motor car. Boyle said Looney may have faced gangsters seeking ransom, noting his underworld earnings and the gambling milieu along Jackson, Clay, and Platte counties. Fred Wedow, another Green Hills manager, was wounded recently during money counting at the resort.
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Edward P. Boyle
Harry Looney
Green Hills
Platte County
Looney
Euclid Avenue
Boyle
Green Hills Club
Jackson
Clay
Platte
Fred Wedow
World Court opens to United States in Geneva action
The League of Nations assembly adopted protocols enabling American adherence to the permanent court of international justice and to its statute revision. The measures were opened for signature by member states and will be sent to Washington for U.S. government consideration. The Root proposals cited as easing U.S. objections to membership.
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Geneva
Swirtzerlanp
League of Nations Assembly
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
Assembly
World Court
Washington
Governor Moody Offers 8500 and a Dallas Group 8250
Governor Dan Moody announced a reward of 500 dollars for the arrest and conviction of the assassin of District Attorney John A. Holmes of Borger. Five rangers were dispatched to Borger and he urged District Attorneys Edward Thomerson of Amarillo and Clifford Braley of Pampa to assist in the investigation. Dallas, Sept. 14: The Texas County and District Attorneys Association offered 250 dollars for the arres t and conviction of Holmes’ slayer.
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Avustin
Tex
Dan Moody
John A. Holmes
Borger
Edward Thomerson
Amarillo
Clifford Braley
Pampa
Dalas
Texas County and District Attorneys’ Association
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