China Demands End to Extraterritorial Rights in China
Foreign Minister C. T. Wang said new notes would be sent to the United States, Great Britain, France, Norway, and the Netherlands urging immediate relinquishment of extraterritorial rights. He reported no change in the Sino-Russian situation and awaited Soviet approval of the Nanling draft for the Chinese Eastern railway, with cues from the Berlin envoy in Geneva.
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Weather Outlook for Tennessee and Virginia
Tennessee shows showers tonight and Saturday with cooler conditions in the northwest area tonight. Virginia reports cloudy skies with likely showers tonight and Saturday, and a cooler trend with light variable winds turning northeast or east.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Congress Actions Today on Tariff and Appointments
Senate plans debate on tariff provisions and recommitment to finance committee. Senator Robinson argues merits first while Senator Borah says a procedural agreement with Republicans exists. Senator Simmons seeks treasury tax records on profits and losses of tariff-affected firms. Agriculture department approval on Mediterranean fruit fly quarantine anticipated. Colonel Andrew Moses nominated for brigadier general. Public lands bill moves to states. Joint committee on prohibition agencies discussed but deferred. Senate adjourns until Monday with farm board nominations on agriculture agenda.
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Robinson
Arkansas
Borah
Idaho
Simmons
North Carolina
Treasury
Department of Agriculture
Fletcher
Florida
Andrew Moses
Hoover
King
Utah
Glass
Virginia
Senator Simmons
Finance Committee
Smoot
Schneider Race Entries Ready for Schneider Cup Test
CALSHOT England Sept 6 All the entries for the Schneider Cup air race passed navigability tests in the Solent before noon to 4 day British and Italian pilots then prepared their machines for a six hour seaworthiness trial. Three British and three Italian pilots qualified in the first pre seaworthy tests. Monti of Italy and Atcherly of Britain finished navigability tests and moored to test water tightness. Cadringher of Italy in a Macchi 67 overcame radiator trouble to pass the navigability test.
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Solent
Giovanni Monti
Italy
R. L. R. Atcherly
Great Britain
Lieut. Cadringher
Attorney Rules on New Chartere NASHVILLE 1925 omnibus charter denied
Secretary of State Haston announced Attorney General Smith's ruling that no charter may embrace more than one business entitled to incorporation under the 1925 acts. Real estate and trust firms seeking incidental insurance agency power are denied. The oil and ship news notes a tanker crash with casualties.
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Nashville
Ernest N. Haston
L. D. Smith
General Corporation
Smith
Huston Set as Next Republican National Chairman
Claudius H. Huston of Tennessee and New York will be elected chairman of the Republican national committee with no opposition at the meeting in Washington next Monday. Huston is the first choice of committee members from 38 of 48 states, with Hoover's indirect support noted. Ralph Williams and Pat Sullivan arrive for the session as Dr. Hubert Work nears retirement. the president has welcomed several committeemen. In Gallup New Mexico, a joint army navy search continues for a missing T A T plane and eight serpents.
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Claudius H. Huston
Tennessee
New York
Republican National Committee
Huston
Hoover
Ralph Williams
Oregon
Pat Sullivan
Wyoming
Hubert Work
White House
Williams
Senate Tariff Armistice Extended Through Monday Noon
Senate leaders Robinson and Borah agreed to pause efforts to restrict tariff revisions to agricultural schedules. Monday at noon the armistice ends and debate returns to the administrative provisions of the tariff bill. Simmons will seek a treasury tax disclosure vote after prior action on the administration sections.
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Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Borah
Idaho
Senate Finance Committee
Pacification in the Holy Land Grows More Difficult
Arabs appeal to the League of Nations as British forces fight Bedouin incursions from Sinai near Gaza and Beersheba amid skirmishes around Mount Tabor and El Mesha. UK reinforcements arrive. Jerusalem remains orderly as proclamations fuel interest.
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Nazareth
Mystery surrounds alleged attempted bank robbery in Denver
A man claiming to be C. D. Waggoner of the Bank of Telluride sought to telegraph orders for 500000 from six New York banks. Police and private detectives search for Wagboner, missing ten days, as Telluride bank officials assess solvency and prepare to reopen. Delos Waggoner says he does not know his father's whereabouts. Downtain, Telluride cashier, explains signing drafts before vacation and unknown fate of those documents.
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Waggoner
Denver Clearing House Association
Telluride
Delos Waggoner
Downtain
British Call to Strengthen League Covenant and Ban War
British Foreign Secretary Arthur Henderson leads a move at the League of Nations tenth assembly to revise the covenant so it matches the Kellogg Briand pact in banning war. France Italy Belgium Chile and Denmark back the effort with German support, aiming to empower the council and consider broader security measures including a universal peace treaty open to nonmembers like the United States and Soviet Russia.
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Arthur Henderson
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Denmark
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Briand
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Soviet Russia
League Council
Early end to streetcar strike looms in New Orleans
News from New York reports a union Public Service Corporation agreement that may end the two month strike. In New Orleans, patrols shift back to eight hour duties as riots subside and regular service resumes amid public demand for normalcy.
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New Orleans
New York
Public Service Corporation
Farmen
Armen
Theodore Ray
Tay
Public Service
Two Burned to Death in Auto Crash near Waterloo
Waterloo N Y Sept 6 Two men Irving Wash burn 20 and Nelson Matin 18 Honeoye were burned to death when a speeding dump truck crashed into a tree on a curve along the Geneva Phelps highway near here and caught fire. Passing motorists failed to extricate them. Oregon farmers are eliminating weeds by spraying them poison. A trainload of tractors filling 70 cars was received in Regina Saskatchewan for farmers nearby.
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N. Y
Geneva-Phelps
Here
Irving Washburn
Nelson Matin
Honeoye
Oregon
Regina
Saskatchewan
Invoke Old Law to Curb Booze in Kane County
ELGIN Illinois September 6 A circuit judge has revived a half century old law to combat liquor violations in Kane County. The statute allows bootleggers and other illicit alcohol distributors to be fined scooping up to 1.50 per day and permits jailers to attach balls and chains to prevent escape. Judge Olney Allen said fines have limited impact and signaled the old law will be used for flagrant cases.
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Ill
Olney Allen
Kane County
Allen
Vast search for traces of missing plane begins in southwest
In a sweeping operation from Texas to southern California, Army planes join the hunt for the missing City of San Francisco after it vanished in a storm. Lieutenant B. W. Tomlinson reports sighting four men signaling from near Waspi Arizona as more ships head toward the area. Aerial units in Gallup and a large convoy of aircraft participate, with a $5,000 reward to aid discovery. The rugged desert terrain complicates efforts amid cloudy conditions and hopes rise for survivors.
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Albuquerque
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