Roosevelt Urges Maryland Democrats to Back Lewis
President Roosevelt spoke to eastern shore farmers at Caroline county courthouse urging Maryland Democrats to nominate David J. Lewis for the Senate. He emphasized keeping the party liberal and did not mention his earlier criticism of Lewis' opponent Millard E. Tydings.
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Denton
Roosevelt
Democrats of
Maryland
David J. Lewis
Senate
Caroline County
Millard E. Tydings
Lewis
Secretary Perkins Urges AFL CIO Peace on Labor Day
Secretary of Labor Perkins called for peace between the AFL and John L. Lewis's CIO in a Labor Day radio address. She warned that wage earners suffer from factional disputes and that dissension damages influence and public interest. Neither side showed signs of compromise as Padway said no peace while CI0 persists.
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Washington
Secretary of Labor
Perkins
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Miss Perkins
A. F. of L
Committee For Industrial Organization
Joseph Padway
Omaha
Neb
C. I
Nazi Uprising in Chile Is Quelled
In Santiago a Chilean Nazi putsch collapsed after three and a half hours of battle with Carabineros federal police and army fire. About 50 Nazis killed or jailed. nineteen police injured. over 80 Nazis arrested. key leaders including Jorge Gonzalez von Maree captured and a state of siege declared.
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Chile
Santiago
Calif
National University
Workers’ Insurance
Carlos Ibanez
Arturo Alessandri
Col
Tobias Barros
Alessandri
Jorge Gonzalez von Maree
National Chamber
Carabineros
Typhoon Leaves Japan in Devastating Wake Across Kobe Osaka
A powerful typhoon, the worst since 1934, swept southern Japan causing extensive damage in Kobe and Osaka with at least 65 dead reported. Osaka Mainichi tallies five dead locally and lists broader totals in Shikoku Kagawa Wakayama Hogyo, while other prefectures await word. The storm crossed Honshu and Inland Sea reaching Shikoku by midnight, disrupting traction services.
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Osaka
Japan
Kobe
Osaka Mainichi
Shikoku
Kagawa
Wakayama
Hogyo
Honshu Island
Shikoku Island
Suspects Questioned in California Kidnapping Search
In Marysville California authorities questioned hundreds of blue jean clad youths as part of the kidnapping hunt for Mrs. William R. Meeks who was taken from a ranch and later escaped. Raymond Cato said suspects already questioned would be released. Six officer groups scoured peach camps across the tri county area seeking leads.
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Marysville
Calif
W.p
William R. Meeks
Raymond Cato
California State Highway Patrol
Tricounty
Montana State University Alumni to Host First Annual Reunion Dinner
Montana State University graduates former students and parents will gather at the Finlen hotel in Butte for the first annual reunion and gala dinner. Headline speakers include Dr. George Finlay Simmons Douglas Fessenden and George P Dahlberg. Tickets at the Y M C A are $1 per plate with space limited and no tickets after next Saturday.
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Montana State University
Butte
Finlen Hotel
Montana
George Finlay Simmons
Douglas Fessenden
Grizzly
George P. (Jiggs) Dahlberg
George Pinlay Simmons
Simmons
George P. Dahlberg
Labor Day Observed With Sports Programs At Columbia Gardens
Thousands gathered at Columbia Gardens for the Silver Bow Trades and Labor council event honoring Labor Day. Banks and public buildings closed as 3500 attendees enjoyed sports, a speaking program, and dancing despite morning showers and later clearing skies.
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Columbia Gardens
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
Butte Miners’ Union No
Montana State Band
Holiday toll of deaths in U S rises during Labor Day weekend
AP reports 321 violent deaths across 48 states and DC over the Labor Day holiday period as auto traffic and various accidents push the toll higher. The piece cites drownings stabbings shootings fires and other calamities with incidents in New York Pennsylvania Missouri and the Adirondacks.
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Associated Press
America
District of Columbia
Auto
New York
Pennsylvania
Adirondacks
Missouri
Butte Students Return as Schools Open Across City
More than 9,000 Butte youths resume classes as 2,000 enter Butte High School and 700 attend Christian Brothers and Girls Central. About 4,500 to 4,800 enroll at 17 public grade schools and roughly 2,000 at nine parochial elementary schools. Freshmen at Christian Brothers report at 8:30 with upperclassmen starting next day. Girls Central opens at 8:45. The Butte Business College begins fall term with 500 students. Montana School of Mines registration set for Sept 26.
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Butte High School
Christian Brothers and Girls' Central
Scott Fries
Christian Brothers School
Girls’ Central
Butte Business College
Montana School of Mines
Mines League Tiptoes Back for Charity Softball Clash
A rare Mines League softball rematch pits former Mines stars against Doc Tremblays Cubs at Clark Park at 6 15 pm Thursday. Proceeds support Harrison Avenue lighting while the game aims to silence Tremblays crew and prove the league’s continuing vigor. The Montana Power Company Has Been Athletic Association, led by Ted Doran and Bill McGonigle, signaled a bold challenge after Tremblays Cubs began seeking fresh rivals.
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Harrison Avenue
Doc” Tremblay
Cubs
Doc
A. L. Tremblay
Montana Power Company
Has-Been Athletic Association
Ted Doran
Bill McGonigle
Molly Calhoun s Dog Safe Returns Home
A Livingston man found Molly Calhoun s stolen car stuck in mud near Livingston and the aged watchdog inside, unharmed. Police detained the thief after the discovery, and the 14 year old crippled dog will be returned to Molly as soon as possible.
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Molly Calhoun
Livingston
Butte
Calhoun
Dewey Avenue
Molly
Confesses Murder of Mother-in-Law in Alaska
Ketchikan Alaska Sept 5 U P Police said Nelson Charles 32 an Indian confessed to fatally stabbing his mother-in-law Mrs Cecelia Johnson at the rear of his home. Officers said the native notified them shortly after the act.
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Frank Moore
Winona Moore
Liverpool
Ohio
August A. Fischer
Hugh McDermott
Moore
McDermott
Fischer
Robert Moore
Ketchikan
Alaska
U.P
Nelson Charles
Cecelia Johnson
Charles
Ford Advertiser Taken by Death
Detroit Sept 5 E LeRoy Pelletier 72 advertising manager for Henry Ford and pioneer in the automobile industry died of a heart ailment in Henry Ford hospital after late today
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Detroit
E. LeRoy Pelletier
Henry Ford
Ministers in Long Session Discuss Plans
Prague reports a four and a half hour cabinet meeting where ministers issued a last and ultimate offer to the Sudeten German minority. The communique says definite suggestions will be presented to Sudeten representatives in the next day or two as Czechoslovakia seeks to uphold peace with allies. No military measures were discussed.
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Praha
Radchany Palace
Eduard Benes
Foreign Office
Sudetens
Czechoslovakia
Dramatic Struggle To Save Life Of Strangling Boy
James Adolphson, 44 year old son of Mr and Mrs Albert Adolphson of 1838 Phillips Street, fought for breath as a tracheal obstruction blocked his airway. Firemen used a pulmotor at his home then at Murray Hospital, followed by oxygen treatment. Doctors and parents remained at his bedside as a tracheotomy was deemed impossible due to the obstruction’s depth.
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James
Albert Adolphson
Phillips Street
Murray Hospital
Harrison Avenue Light Campaign Reopens to Reach 8000 Goal
The Harrison Avenue Safety lighting project restarts after Labor Day. Directors seek 3000 additional dollars to meet an 8000 target with about 5000 raised from donations. Funds fund sodium vapor lighting to be installed by the WPA. bids will be reviewed soon.
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Harrison Avenue
Butte
Chamber of Commerce
WPA
Montana Weather Outlook Sees Showers East and Warmer Midweek
Unsettled conditions prevail Tuesday with showers east of the divide and cooler extremes in the southeast. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and a warmer trend across the state.
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Montana
Divide
Public invited to mass for St Patrick school anniversary
A pontifical high mass at St Patrick's church tomorrow marks the 50th anniversary of St Patrick parochial school. No tickets needed. Bishop Joseph M. Gilmore will lead with 12 native Butte priests. Dr Emmet J. Riley will preach. banquet speakers include Frank C Walker and Bishop Gilmore.
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Butte
St. Patrick
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick Parochial School
W. J. McMahon
Joseph M. Gilmore
Columbian Squires
Emmet J. Riley
Carroll College
Frank C. Walker
New York
Finlen Hotel
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