Japan Delegates Press for Amendments as League Talks Drag
Japanese delegates press for an amendment to the arbitration protocol as security threatening to derail the League of Nations plan. The dispute centers on sovereign rights and potential world involvement in internal state matters, with Britain Dominion fears on migration policy and shifts in race equality questions. The assembly meanwhile admitted the republic of Santa Domingo and discussed Greek minority petitions.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Yanan
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Benes
Czechoslovakia
Disarmament Commission
Sub-commission On Arbitration
Committee of Jusists
Doe Jnitelr
Japan
Leason
Tatr
League Assembly
Republic of Santa Domingo
Arto
St Tul
Brisk Farm Implement Trade Reported in Sas City
In Sas City on September 20 brisk demand for farm implements drives larger immediate delivery sales than future deliveries, outpacing last year’s figures. Strong buying reflects a steady market for current inventory as dealers note solid activity.
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Sas City
Peg of the Ark Seeks Support From Adults and Children
A plea from the “Peg of the Ark” campaign urges both children and grownups to donate money for Peg’s medical care shelter and comfort amid disability. The piece honors Peg as a cherished friend to children while calling on adults to provide the needed funds via the Groos National Bank.
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Peg of the Ark
Peg
The
Light
Arto Franz Groos
Groos National Bank
Cattle Germ-Expent Ban Hysteria Amid Texas Outbreak
Governor Neff warns Texas faces its most serious disease threat in years and urges calm while authorities stamp out cattle contagion. State funds totaling 198000 with federal match and 400 in reserve may be mobilized. no livestock exhibits at Dallas State Fair. rules may close events and force cattle slaughter as needed.
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Neff
California
Texas
Galveston
Dallas
J. E. Boog-Neotz
State, Livestock and Sanitary Commission
W. T H. Stratton
Stratton
Boog-Scott
Cotton prices pressure farmers to hold crop
Recent developments in the cotton markets encourage farmers to hold their cotton. Cooperative marketing officers say the present price remains below expected levels, prompting storage by cooperative organizations as the crop moves forward.
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Colton News
Atlanta
Sept
York Tigns
Hess Mien
High government officials to attend Imbrie funeral in Washington
President Coolidge Secretary Hughes and other officials attend services for Robert Imbrie American vice consul killed in Teheran. The body is borne from the Trenton to New York Avenue Presbyterian Church after naval honors and escort by Wyoming, with family and State Department in care. The Prenton carried the casket up Chesapeake Bay prior to arrival.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Hughes
Robert Imbrie
Teheran
Persia
Navy Yard
Trenton
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
State Department
Piney Point
Chesapeake Bay
Virginia Capes
Wyoming
Quantico
Man Surrenders After Fatal Family Slaying in Cincinnati
Viton Perin, 30, surrendered to Cincinnati detectives after fatally slaying his mother in law Mrs Frances Rawson, 77, and shooting his sister in law Nina Rawson. He walked from the Rawson home to Walton Kentucky then returned and picked a surrender corner at Kemper Lane and McMillan Avenue Walnut Hills, alleging 20 years of persecution by his mother in law.
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Cincinnati
Viton Perin
Frances D. Rawson
Nina Rawson
Eren
Emmett Kirgen
Rawson
Walton, Ky
Todlock
Charles E. Tudor
Petin
Perin
Tudor
Kemper Lane
McMillan Avenue
Walnut Bills
Kirgan
Julius Mendes Price Dies A Noted War Writer And Artist
London Sept 29 Julius Mendes Price famous war correspondent and writer died today He served as official war artist for the illustrated London News and covered campaigns from South Africa to Siberia Mongolia Gobi Desert and Northern China He also fought with Greek Russian Italian forces and reported on the Franco Italian fronts He was honored in Paris with a medal and exhibited at major salons In Chicago Victor Berger switches to support La Follette praising his public ownership stance and long anti corruption work within the Socialist shift
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London
Julivs Mendes Price
Julius Mendes Price
Illustrated London News
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South Africa
Noora Old
Sib
Siberia
Mongolia
Gubi Desert
China
Pekin
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Daily Telegraph
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Paria
Parie
Chicago
Victor, Berger
Robert M. la Yollette
Milwaukee
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Conditi
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la Follet
Conopian Contest Seeks City Slogans and Cash Prize
Campaign to craft a city slogan invites entries from residents of the surrounding area. Entries must be sent to the Conorue Club slogan committee at the Menger Hotel by October 6 at 6 p.m. A $100 prize awaits the winner whose slogan will be adopted for stationery and nationwide promotion.
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Conorue Club
Menen Hotel
Corpus Christi
Naples
Gulf
Alamo
Nho
United States
Army murder trial witnesses gather in Tacoma
Witnesses from across the United States travel to testify in the federal trial of Roland Pothier former sergeant bugler for the army accused of killing Maj. Alexander Cronkhite at Camp Lewis in 1938. The Rosenbluth case tied to Pothier is set for October 22 with jurisdiction debates over Camp Lewis ownership at the time.
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Tacoma
United States
Roland Tothier
Alexander Cronkhite
Camp Lewis
Stebert Rosenbluth
Pothier
Pierce County
Washington
Major Cromkhite
Nicaragua swears in election police to guard October vote
More than 3000 special policemen sworn in to guard the national election in Nicaragua on October 5. Thirteen American marines, one in each province, will observe in private capacity. Authorities plan confiscation of all arms until after the election to preserve order.
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Associated Press
Managua
aTaga
Carder
Coolidge's Week Full of Ceremonies and Sports
President Coolidge faces a busy week including a dedication address for the A W F monument and a tentative first pitch at the World Series opener if Washington wins. He planned to welcome the Boston baseball team home and hold talks with party leaders on national affairs while campaign topics remain unspoken.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
A.W. F
Washington
Boston
Kansan Official Hurt in City Car Collision
Roy T. Hubbard assistant attorney general of Kansas was dangerously injured in a motor car collision in Kansas City along with four others. Mrs Charles B Griffith wife of State Attorney General suffered severe head and chest injuries. Griffith's son aged 20 slightly hurt. F T McLean driver of the other car and his wife suffered a broken arm collar bone and possible internal injuries. Hubbard's skull likely fractured McLean bruised.
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Kansas
City
Roy Ti. Hubbard
Charles B. Griffith
Griffith
Hubbard
Qdameg
F. ‘T. McLeany
McLean
Ferguson Case Highlights Shifting View on Women Property Rights
The article reviews legal shifts from common law to constitutional rules on married women's property and eligibility for office. It cites Governor Roberts and judges noting evolving standards from denying women office to recognizing separate property rights and equal capacity.
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OG. M. Roberts
Roberts
England
Slayer of Dallas Woman Identified Husband Shot Himself
The Dallas detective force identified William W. Robinson as the husband of Mrs. Robinson who was shot dead Saturday. A note on a bank cheek stated the killing was accidental and that he fled after the gun went off. He expressed love for his wife and asked for burial beside her. Relatives have been notified and no funeral arrangements are yet made. Mrs. Robinson earned wages as a shroud maker for a coffin company and will likely be buried in her own garment. September 20.87
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Tr. &. Martindale
Daltak
William W. Robinson
Bank of Italy robbed in Woodland California heist
A tyre masked bandit gang raided the Woodland California Bank of Italy early this morning forcing employés to the vault and making off with about 26000 dollars from the bank’s total currency supply.
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California ‘Bank
Woodland
Cal
Bank of Italy
Banke
Plan to promote Robison sparks Democratic rebuke
Washington dispatch reports the administration's plan to promote John K. Robison to rear admiral on the permanent list drawing fierce reaction from the Democratic National Committee. They warn Senate confirmation could trigger a broader probe into Robison’s role in naval oil reserve dealings with Doheny and Sinclair, as revealed in prior investigations.
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Universal Service
Washington, D. C
John K. Robison
Democratic National] Committee
Robison
Doheny
Sinclair
Fall
Denby
Senate
Navy Department
Interior Department
Interior of the Earth
Wilbur Robison
Java
Wilburn
Democratic National. Committee
Coolidge
Thomas J.” Walsh
Montana
Naval Oil R
Walsh
Democratic National Committee
Bease
Sinclair and
Specialists Called After Ross Relapse
Cheyenne September 20 Governor William B Rous condition grew alarming after abdominal operation last week A Denver internist was summoned and expected to reach Cheyenne this afternoon Doctors had reported slight improvement Sunday but new alarming symptoms arose early today indicating possible relapse and need for urgent treatment
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Willian B. Rous
Denver
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