24 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1935
Page
1
Joe Louis of Detroit knocks out Baek in the fourth round at Yankee Stadium before about 95,000 fans. The heavyweight bout headlines a million-dollar show broadcast nationwide with Louis as the magnet and both fighters earning roughly three hundred thousand dollars each in proceeds.
Byline Byron Price notes revival of old right and left wings within the Republican Party and rising conservative push to secure the nomination. The piece discusses Hoover versus Borah dynamics and the potential impact on 1936 candidacies, with continuation promised on Page Three.
Special AP report from J L Moreno predicts Joe Louis will beat Max Baer in a drawn out bout, likely by technical knockout after the ninth round or by decision, with Baer opening strong but weakening with time. An outside chance exists Baer may KO Louis in early rounds.
ST. LOUIS September 24 American Legion members opened their 17th annual convention with the bonus as the top item. Forty five domestic departments asked for payment at full face value with cancellation of accrued interest and a refund of interest already paid.
In Orofino Idaho on September 24 Wallace Johnson a section hand shot Matt Mattson three times and wounded Mrs Mike Bobell and Mike Ovich before dying by his own hand. Mattson is in critical condition and the others have flesh wounds.
Washington September 24 The United Mine Workers called four hundred thousand soft coal miners to stay away from pits until employers agree to a new wage and hour agreement by midnight last night Conferees remained snagged and a presidential action was anticipated to speed the dispute. WANTED A two or three room cabin to rent for one year Inquire at Nugget Office.
In a Boston Daily Record interview Reverend Charles E. Coughlin said the death of Senator Huey Long dashed Republican plans for a presidential victory. He claimed Long controlled only three states but could have split the Solid South if alive. Coughlin denied any alliance between his National Union for Social Justice and Share the Wealth.
Chicago September 24 Postmaster General Farley reports steady growth in postal receipts as a barometer of recovery. He notes income rose from 588 million for the year ending June 1932 to 630 million in the past fiscal year despite rate cuts, addressing a national postmasters group.
Undated report from September 24 notes rumors Italy might quit Geneva after opposing the League of Nations plan to settle the Italo Ethiopian dispute. Italy rejected the plan while Ethiopia accepted it, with Rome proposing counter proposals seen as demanding a belt of Ethiopian terrain linking Somaliland and Eritrea. Addis Ababa called such a concession preposterous. an Italian communique reassured Britain that naval concentration signaled no immediate war, while London markets showed optimism.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions offering a program the subject can take on to the hispii where he gradually weakens until he died. No clear names, dates, or places are provided. The sparse text hints at a planned course or regimen linked to a decline and death.
DeWolfe Hopper, famed actor aged 77, died in Kansas City from heart disease after a one day illness. The actor had just participated in a radio broadcast yesterday.
A letter from Harllee Branch to Governor John W. Troy says air mail service in Alaska may be improved without cutting regular plane schedules this fall. The Post Office Department plans to seek a deficiency appropriation before Congress reconvenes in January, with details to be continued on page two.
Cabinets of Great Britain and Italy meet in formal deliberation over imperial defense. In Geneva the five committee admits defeat in finding a basis to solve the crisis. Harvard’s Copeland warns excessive credit and debt threaten a future price collapse amid looming economic strain. Reports say Italy Britain relations improve after Mussolini Drummond talks as Ethiopian border tensions rise.
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