Delays in coal code and price rules vex NRA plans
Washington battles new objections to Hugh S. Johnson codes as coal and retail price controls face postponements. Alabama operators oppose a $3 day wage and Appalachian producers attack the code. a cost-plus debate prompts a cabinet committee. Senate and labor officials plan Cleveland visits and code talks continue amid ongoing disputes.
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Faor
Hugh S. Johnson
Industrialo
Consumers’ Advisory Board
Arthur D. Whiteside
National Labor Board
New Jersey
Cleveland
Johnson
Alabama
Alaskama
Frank E. Taplin
Pittsburgh
T Minnt Coal Company
Joanson
Cabinet Industrial Recovery Board
Federal
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Whiteside
Tode
New York
Warner
D. N
Labor Board
E. F. McGrady
Ohio City
Malcolm Muir
Roosevelt
Carolina Tobacco Markets To Re Open
Raleigh producers move to resume auction sales on Carolinal tobacco markets as contracts reduce 435 flue cured acres. Growers sign reduction price plan aiming for parity price about 17.50 dollars per hundredweight. Georgia lags with auction season already closed and North Carolina parts delay further actions.
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Raleigh
N. C
Georgia
North
Caroline
Int Mie
Maine Leads Four States to Vote This Week on Repeal
The Associated Press reports Maine votes Monday on ratifying repeal of the 18th Amendment, with Maryland Minnesota and Colorado voting Tuesday. If approved by all four, 29 of 36 states will have endorsed repeal, signaling a shift from Maine’s long dry stance and shaping the momentum toward nationwide prohibition repeal.
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Associated Press
Maine
Maryland
Minnesota
Colorado
Albert G. Ritchie
Fiend hunted as slayer of girl in Cambridge
In Cambridge Massachusetts a ten year old girl Margaret McCarthy is found strangled near Harvard Divinity School. District Attorney Warren Bishop calls it the most fiendish crime. Three men known as offenders against children are under surveillance as authorities vow to spare nothing to catch the killer. The child from Somerville disappeared after visiting a shoemaker yesterday.
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Cambridge
Mass
Warren Bishop
Margaret McCarthy
John McCarthy
Somerville
Harvard Divinity School
Margaret
Somerville-Cambridge
Nudists in Allegan Face Indecent Exposure Trial
Allegan Michigan September 9 two rings face examinations on indecent exposure charges after a raid on Sun Sports League Camp a 50 acre nudist colony near here prosecutors dismiss warrants against others and name only Mr and Mrs Ring. The Rings deny wrongdoing claiming neighbors snooped with spy glasses and say the case hinges on private property trespass.
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Allegan
Mich
Fred C. Ring
Justice Court
Welborne
Ring
Sun Sports League
Mary Angier
Chicago
Tennessee and Virginia Weather Summary Fragments
Readings indicate fair conditions across Tennessee and Virginia with generally warm temperatures forecast for Sunday and Monday. Data shows high and low temperatures, rainfall absence, and 24 hour preceding readings recorded at 6:00 p m.
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Tennessee
Fair
Virginia
Mass flight to Rome studied by Navy officials
Washington reports the Navy weighs a non stop mass flight by six or possibly twelve giant flying boats along a 30 000 mile route from the Panama Canal Zone toward San Diego. The plan would honor Balbo's Italian air visit if ordered and may reuse Norfolk to Coco Solo aircraft.
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Washington
Navy Department
Pony
Panama Canal Zone
San Diego
California
Norfolk
Virginia
Coca Soto
Canal Jtone
Tralo
Balbo
Italy
William H. Standley
Navy
Rone
Standley
United States
Coco Solo
Public money sped to work in 15 states
Washington notes a total allotment of 1,431,540,234 today with 2,273,671 for 22 buildings in 15 states. Secretary Ickes aims to accelerate construction and contract letting as dirt starts flying from the Virgin Islands to the Philippines. New buildings listed include Marine Hospital in Carville Louisiana and quarantine stations in Baltimore and Charleston.
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Washington
Public
Ickes
Public Works
Virgin Islands
Phillippines
Carville
Louisiana
Marine Hospital
Baltimore
Maryland
Charleston
South Carolina
Balloons Race Missing Polish Flyers Believed Found
Reports from Canada abet hopes of locating missing Polish balloonists Captain Francizel Hynek and Lieutenant Znigniew Burrynsid, who started in Chicago last week. Rescuers traced sightings near Sudbury Ontario and Meteor Lake, while Goodyear IX’s Ward Van Orman balloon was seen near the US border. Authorities prepared the Macon search craft to aid from the air as ground crews scoured forested districts.
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Reviere A Pierre
Quebec
Francizel Hynek
Znigniew, Burrynsid
Chicago
James’ Gordon Bennett
Canada
Sudbury
Lionel Gauthier
Rutter
Ont
Herbert Richeldaffer
Homestead
Timmins
Meteor ‘Lake
Res‘eders
Lake Bonlac
Lake Wilbridge
Meteor Lake
Ward van Orman
Pickford
Mich
Wilds
Canadian
Atlantic
Mexico backs talks as Cuba crisis grows in Havana
United States strengthens naval force around Cuba as Mexico promotes a Latin nations appeal for a swift working Cuban government. Argentina signals opposition to U S intervention while Washington doubts Cuba’s government is functioning after the Tuesday revolt. Eight destroyers and the battleship Mississippi join the Caribbean deployment, with the Indianapolis headed to the Pacific.
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Wwashington
Sept. S
Havana
Mexico
State Department
Notinn
Argentina
United States
Cuba
Buenos Aires
Felipe A. Egon
Washington
Hampton Roads
Cuban
Mississippi
Cardenas
Indianapolis
Pacific Coast
Swanson
Rebuen James
Norfolk
Cuba Junta Reinstates President Hope After Coup
In Havana the four day old radical junta agreed to form a new government with the presidency restored. Machine guns brace the presidential palace as Ferrer demands De Cespedes be reinstated. The junta plans to name a president soon after meeting with revolutionary groups.
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Havana
Cuba
Horacio Ferrer
Cortez
Manuel de Cespedes
Ferrer
de Cespedes
National Hotel
Guillermo Portelz
Portela
Sergio Garka
de Cespedes Ferrer
Thig
Guard Sells Arms Aids Escape Plot At State Hospital
Four inmates at the state hospital for the criminal insane in Wrenton, New Jersey, were nearly aided to flee by a guard who supplied a .45 caliber revolver, ammunition, and saw blades for a planned breakout. A woman unwittingly triggered the scheme by questioning her husband after his remarks about freedom. Three convicts were returned to the state prison and the fourth moved within the hospital.
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Wrenton
N. J
State Hospital
Louis Haist
Groton
Conn
Hawilton Township
Marshall
Mercer County
Eis
Department of Institutions and Agencies
Detective Bureau
Trenton Police Department
Further cotton cut planned by farm adjustment
Washington Sept 9 A cotton reduction plan aims to limit the 1924 crop to 25 000 000 acres with Roosevelt's approval. The plan, announced by Secretary Wallace, combines rental payments to farmers with a domestic allotment feature guaranteeing parity price on about half the total crop, details to be released next week.
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Wwashington
Farm Adjustment Administration
Roosevelt
Wallace
Scott Democrats Prepare to Fight for House
Gate City Sept 9 Democrats in Scott County form plans for the race of Mrs Josephine E Kane nominee for the House of Delegates against Dr W H Perry Republican present member and candidate for re election She is the first woman ever nominated for the house or any state or county office Scott County is normally 300 Republicans.
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Times
Gate City
Josephine E. Kane
House of Delegates
W. H. Perry
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Mike Stevenson
Davies County
T. B. Finley
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