Wage Code Signed by Coal Operators Amid Strife
Hugh S. Johnson announces that the bituminous coal code is signed by operators after weeks of controversy. Talks with the United Mine Workers of America for labor contracts continue, with final agreement on minor details pending. Roosevelt had urged a swift settlement while Pennsylvania strikes reflected the conflict.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
White House
United Mine Workers of America For Labor
Hugh S. Johnson
Shoreham
Johnson
J. P. Francis
United Mine Workers of America
Americans Accused Of Backing Cuban Revolt News Feature
Thousands of marchers in Havana shouted against the United States and ambassador Sumner Welles as Cuba's Gran San Martin cabinet accused American business interests of meddling. In Washington the administration prepared for a crisis within 48 hours with army staff ready to deploy if needed.
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Washington
Army
Cuba
Gran San Martin
United States
Guantanamo
Havana
Sumner Welles
Lamson Found Guilty in Memorial Day Murder
A San Jose jury convicting David A. Lamson of murdering his wife Allene, with no mercy recommended, sentenced him to hang. The verdict came after nine hours of deliberation as Lamson showed no emotion, surrounded by emotional family and court officials. The case stemmed from Allene Lamson's death and tied to Stanford Press executive Lamson and a campus YWCA secretary’s investigation.
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David Lamson
Stanford University
Allene
San Jose
Cal
U PA
David A. Lamson
Dave
Margaret Lamson
Willis Thoits
Samson
John Moore
Moore
Allan P. Lindsay
Lamson
Stanford Press
Only Daughter of Irish Tenor Weds in London
John McCormack sang Ave Maria at the Brompton Oratory after his daughter Gwendolyn wed Edward Pyke a Liverpool business man. More than 2,000 attended the ceremony with Gwendolyn wearing a satin ivory gown and an old Irish lace veil.
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London
Gwendolyn
Brompton Oratory
John McCormack
Edward Pyke
Liverpool
Wheeler injured in highway crash near Glasgow
United States Senator Burton K Wheeler and family, including Mrs Wheeler and three children, were injured when their sedan overturned on a highway west of Glasgow. Wheeler suffered a head injury and leg bruise, while May Ann Wheeler aged eight escaped with minor abrasions. The group was treated by a physician and moved to Glasgow for further care.
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Glasgow
United States
Burton K. Wheeler
Here
Montana
Wheeler
May Ann Wheeler
Richard
Edward
Simeon Arboleda
Charles Dawley
Great Falls
Hinsdale
Senator Wheeler
Glacier Park
Lake McDonald
Becket of Mining Engineers to Visit Butte
Frederick M Becket head of the American Institute of Mining Engineers and president of Union Carbide will visit Butte Monday with A B Parsons secretary. The pair tour western chapters dine with the Montana section and view the Washoe smelter before meetings with local engineers. They will proceed to Spokane after the visit.
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Frederick M. Becket
American Institute OF Mining Engineers
A. B. Parsons
Organization
West
Manama
Silver Bow Club
New York
Union Carbide and Carbon Company
Chemical Laboratories
Butte
Mr. Becket
Montana
Institute
A. I. M. E. Institute
McGill University of Canada
Mr. Parson
Congressional Drive for Currency Inflation Escalates
Washington reports a rising push for currency inflation as three powerful Senate chairmen call for expansion of currency and credit. Senator Thomas of Oklahoma leads calls for an organized movement while Senator Van Nuis of Indiana urges administration action to ease bank credit.
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Senate
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Harrison
Finance Committee
Fletcher
Banking and Currency Committee
Smith
Agriculture Committee
Thomas
Oklahoma
van Nuis
Indiana
Madrid tense as rumors of uprising circulate
In Madrid on Sunday Sept 17 rumors of uprisings spread with civil guards kept in barracks. Unconfirmed reports claimed a revolt by several sergeants at the army barracks. The minister of interior stayed at his office throughout the night and police maintained contact nationwide. Detachments guarded the communications building while entries were carefully screened. Outside observers saw calm.
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Madrid
Butte Sees Urgent High School Funding Risk
The speaker warns delays on the proposed new high school building threaten Montana’s recovery act funds. Immediate action is urged as funds may be allotted to other projects if the state delays on essential details, with large communities already applying and Montana’s allotment at risk of exhaustion.
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National
Butte
Public Works Fund
Montana
Unsettled Weekend Forecast for Montana
Montana weather shifts to unsettled conditions Sunday and Monday with occasional showers mainly in the western portion and little change in temperatures.
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Montana
West Portion
Gold Output in Montana Tops Three Hundred Million
Montana has produced 303,496,883 dollars in gold from 1862 through 1932, per U M Sahinen statistician for the State Bureau of Mines. The total would form a cube under 10 feet on each edge, with 1930–1932 showing the lowest yearly output except for 1862.
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Montana
Granville
James Stewart
Gold Creek
Deer Lodge
U. M. Sahinen
Montana School of Mines
Sahinen
State Bureau of Mines and Geology
Aldergulch
New York
Treasury
Hurricane Rips Virginia and North Carolina Coasts
A vicious hurricane raked the Virginia and North Carolina coasts with heavy rains and floods. Two drowned off Virginia, a ketch crew missing near Cape May, and a mine flood in Pennsylvania with possible more victims. Winds 75 mph forecast for New Jersey coast as isolation and damage spread.
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West Indies
Carolina
Virginia
New England
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Cape May
Associated Press
Norfolk
North Carolina
Wilkes Barre
Two Sisters Wed to Two Brothers in Lewistown
In Lewistown on September 16 Judge Edward Martin officiated as Miss Petunia Shortley married Joseph Fleish and Miss Norma Shortley wed Norbert Fleish. The sisters aged 18 and 19 and their brothers are residents of the city.
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Lewistown
Edward Martin
Petunia Shortley
Joseph Fleish
Norma Shortley
Norbert Fleish
Former Day Agent Held in Kidnapping Plot in Denver
Denver police said one man is jailed and three others are sought in an alleged plot to kidnap Adolph Coors Jr. Robert Lane, a former Denver city agent, is jailed. Clyde Culbertson, a former federal Prohibition Bureau investigator, is one of those pursued as officers traced the auto theft ring. Continued on Page 9 Col. 2.
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Denver
Adolph Coors Jr
Denver and Golden
Colp
Brewer
Clubman
Albert T. Clark
Robert Lane
Clark
Clyde Culbertson
Federal Prohibition Bureau
Kansas
Jack Hargrave
Culbertson
Hargrave
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Hugh Johnson
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Forty-Second Street
Welles
U. S
Island
Noose
Collegiate
Sen. Wheeler
Solon
Capital
Labor-Employer Co-operative Council
Storm
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