Entry into World Court Clears U S Path Says Stimson
Secretary Stimson announced the State Department accepts the Root formula for American adherence to the world court. Geneva delegates endorsed the draft protocol to avoid advisory opinions on U S interests. He will urge the president to submit the protocol to the Senate once other nations ratify, estimating about a year to secure broad approval.
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Stimson
Senate
Washington
Stimton
State Department
World Court
Geneva
Elihu Root
United States
Secretary of State
Committee of Jurists
League of Nations
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Cape Griznez Channel Attempt By German Swimmer
A fragmentary report notes an English Channel attempt by a German swimmer named Subliss al while another English Gihmead expedition began. Details are unclear in the OCR.
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Cape Grisnez
Nameer
Hoover Cancels Weekend Fishing Trip to Rapidan
President Hoover called off his planned weekend trip to the Rapidan River camp in the Virginia mountains to stay in Washington and meet with visiting Republican National Committee members. He will continue future camp visits based on weather and schedule, with Hubert Work invited to the White House for luncheons or dinners.
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Washington
Hoover
Rapidan
Virginia
Republican National Committee
Nations
Hubert Work
Weather Update Tennessee and Virginia Showers and Cooler
Tennessee clouds with possible occasional showers tonight and Friday, cooler Friday especially in the west portion tonight. Virginia generally fair tonight then showers Friday, cooler in west and north Friday afternoon and again Friday night, with gentle to moderate south and southwest winds.
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Tennessee
Virginia
West
Briand Eulogizes League Nations and Peace Pact
Premier Aristide Briand addressed the League of Nations tenth assembly session in Geneva praising its moral force and the Briand Kellogg pact. He urged stricter measures to prevent war, declaring that war must be made impossible and voiced faith in further consolidation of peaceful progress.
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Joseph E. Sharkey
Associated Press
Geneva
Switzerland
Aristide Trina
France
Peace M. Briand
Paris
Teague
Briand
League of Nations
Fall conspiracy trial stage now being arranged
Washington September 6 AP hundreds of witnesses are being summoned for former Secretary of the Interior Albert R. Fall trial on October 7. The list includes former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty and others. exhibits include a $100,000 check, with clerks expecting hundreds of exhibits and at least a hundred witnesses. Subpoenas also issued for Harry M. Blackmer amid oil scandal ties.
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Washington
Teapot Dome
United States
Albert RB. Fall
Harry M. Daugherty
Fall
Frank Hogan
Edward L. Doheny
Tait
Hogan
First National Bank of New York
Blair and Company
Broad Street
District Supreme Court
Josephua Daniels
the Navy
Chicago gang gun outbreak marks fifth murder of week
In Chicago a double murder early today in Jacob Riis Park area marked the fifth gang gun outbreak of the week. Victims include West Side hoodlum Eddie Westcott and well known muscle man Henry Cawley. Bodies found on a lawn as police recovered numerous bullets. Cawley had recent ties to a Garage Owners Association and had been held on suspicion before. Lieutenant John Sullivan notes Cawley was in custody last night on suspicion.
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Chicago
Chisago
Jacob Riis Vark
Fulerton
West Side
Henry Cawley
Eddie Westcott
Cawley
Clark Street
Weastcott
Westcott
Lieut
John Sullivan
Murder Trial Opens for Gastonia Police Chief Slaying
Charlotte dispatches report the murder trial of sixteen textile mill workers and strike leaders facing charges in the death of Gastonia police chief O F Aderholt moved into evidence today after weeks of jury selection. The scene included a life sized police model and a ruling removing the officers last hour statements. Nell Battle Lewis was admitted to practice for the defense.
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H. R. McConnell
Loray Mill
M. W. Barnhill
Arthur Garfield Hayes
Nell Battle Lewis
Raleigh
N. C
What Congress is Doing Today
Amended Republican tariff bill reported in Senate but debate deferred. Senator Simmons for the Democratic minority says lack of minority report does not imply opposition. Senator Blaine of Wisconsin introduces resolution to make corporation income tax returns available to members during pendency. Resolutions seeking negotiation of a few peace treaty flood relief for the southeast and investigation of federal grand jurors in South Carolina, introduced by Senator Blease. Investigation of William B. Shearer, ship builder's agent, at the Geneva naval disarmament conference of 1327 promised by Chairman Hale. Nominations of eight farm board members and three diplomatic officers submitted by President Hoover, plus other appointments. McNary sets Senate agriculture committee meeting for Friday to take up farm board nominations. Senate to meet Friday at noon to begin tariff bill debate.
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Senate
Simmons
Blaine
Wisconsin
Congress
Southeastern
South Carolina
Blease
William B. Shearer
Geneva
Hale
Senate Naval Committee
Farm Board
Hoover
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Brock to depart for Washington Saturday
Senator William E. Brock of Chattanooga said he will leave for Washington Saturday morning to begin filling the unexpired term of the late Senator Lawrence D. Tyson. He will go alone at first with Mrs. Brock and their son following later.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
William E. Brock
Henry Horton
Lawrence D. Tyson
Washington
Brock
Rain Needed Across East as Heat Sparks Fires
Eastern states face acute demand for rain to refill reservoirs and curb forest fires after four days of record heat. Springfield Mass reported 99.78 degrees, New York hit 94, with Philadelphia reaching 96. Prolonged drought crippled power plants, threatened supplies, and sparked widespread fires from North Adams to Hornell, Vermont to Pennsylvania. The blaze risk was described as the worst in twenty years amid six inches of rainfall deficit.
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New York
Springfield
Mass
New England
New York State
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Middle West
North Adams
Williamstown
Vermont
Hornell
Conservation Commission
No Trace Found Of Plane After All Day Search
Report from Zuni New Mexico says Indians failed to locate any wreckage of the airliner on a overnight search. Santa Fe and Post Office officials deny circulating wreck reports while buffs debate authenticity as investigators probe conflicting claims about the City of San Francisco.
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Post Office
Santa Fe
Zuni, N. M
Zuni
C. H. Kelsey
Zuni Indian Training Company
Aaid
Abuquerque
Los Angeles
H. W. Beck
Transport
Associated Press
Gallup
Beck
Air Traveport
City of
San Francisco
New Mexico-Arizona
Ew' Bera
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Haifa
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Damascus
Beirut
Aleppo
Allenby Bridge
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Amman
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Exchange
Cairo
Nablus
Anglo-Palestine Bank
Rutenberg Electric Company
Jewish Bank
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Manila
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Laguna
Luzon Island
Matalban
Rhineland
Germany
Dusseldorf
Strassay
Cologne
Weom
Aderholt
Charlotte
Capital Sat
East
Eport
Perea
Collins
Transcontinental ‘Aly Transport
Gallop
N. M
Winslow
Zuni Indian Reservation
Peres
Kelsey
Ree
Ranners
Zuni River
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