Salt Lake Bees Clinch Second-Half Pennant with 15–1 Win
Salt Lake Bees dominated Pocatello 15 to 1 in the first of a two game series clinching the second half pennant as Ogden and Pocatello chase Boise. Gunners struggled behind Charlie Schwartz while Tanner Moself and Earwood held the visitors and seven Batters were left on base.
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Conference in Washington Narrowly Reaches Road Union Accord
Representatives of the unions and the roads met in Washington last week to work out a tentative agreement. The talks aimed at settling labor disputes and securing terms acceptable to both sides amid ongoing negotiations.
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Darrow Opens Liberty to Quit Work in Chicago Theaters
Darrow tells Chicago musicians they may quit work freely in 300 outlying theatres until contracts expire. James Petrillo notes no strike call yet and reports unions unable to secure new terms after four weeks of talks with owners. Supreme Court rulings clarify no legal obligation to accept employment without a contract. A federal injunction bars quitting or threatening to quit without owners’ consent.
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Steuben Society Urges Repeal of Volstead Act
The Steuben Society of America at its sixth annual convention urged repealing the Volstead Act and replacing it with a federal statute allowing a liberal interpretation of the eighteenth amendment until it can be repealed. They labeled the amendment a moral and economic experiment, declared it a failure, and favored education and voluntary self discipline to promote abstinence.
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Gene in Paris Arrives from London This Afternoon
A person named Gene arrived in Paris from London this afternoon. The report notes the international travel the same day and identifies no additional details about purpose or companions.
Ruth Kept From Meeting Hoover in Political Stir
A Babe Ruth remark states politics had nothing to do with a requested meeting with Mr Hoover. Ruth says the game was about to start and the nominee would be center stage, so he felt it would look odd to go to the Hoover box at that moment. He adds he labored under a misunderstanding and deeply regrets.
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Borah to Open Campaign for Hoover With Detroit Speech
Idaho Senator Borah plans a Detroit campaign stop later this month as part of Hoover’s drive for the Republican nomination. He will speak in the East and West, discuss prohibition and farm relief, and outline his speaking itinerary with Hoover’s campaign leaders.
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Sheriff to Seek Extradition for Murder Suspect Morris
Sheriff A G Morton of Grewtwater county Wyoming will travel to Cheyenne to request extradition papers to bring Emury Morris alias George Morrison back from Carthage Missouri where he is jailed awaiting charges of first degree murder in the slayings of Mrs Anna Grabe and her 5 year old daughter Geneva.
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Green Urges Working People to Go to Polls
Labor leader President Green of the American Federation of Labor urges workers to vote on Election Day and backs the five day week as a top goal. He appeals for labor support of congressional candidates and warns wages must rise with production and living standards.
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Procope Praises Kellogg Briand Pact at League Assembly
Finland's Foreign Minister Procope lauds the Kellogg Briand pact renouncing war as a landmark step toward universal peace. He calls it a demonstration of the peace idea and a fit with the league covenant as applause rings from the crowded assembly.
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Smith to travel with vast data library on campaign train
Governor Smith will carry a portable storehouse of political knowledge on his first big mission as Democratic presidential nominee. A comprehensive data library will be installed in a compartment near his private car for extemporaneous speeches and background figures. Support staff from Albany will compile the materials and supply background on demand. Storms of details cover aides and advisors from Albany and New York, with the St. Nicholas private car and no fixed itinerary announced.
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Boston double header postponed by rain in Sept 4 games
In the Sept 4 schedule the Boston double header was postponed due to rain. First game ended with Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 16 after nine innings with key pitching from Rod Tincup Bush Holler and Hart for Chicago and Brame Hargreaves Hemsier for Pittsburgh.
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New System Urged In Textile And Coal Industries
Springfield addresses call for labor backed industrial reform. Frank Morrison of the AFL urges nonpartisan unity, cites the 17 month coal strike as overproduction and wage cuts caused by stock dividends and capitalization. He argues for reduced hours and efficiency aligned with modern machinery.
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Hasell and Cramer Safe After Two-Week Greenland Ordeal
Bert Hassell and Parker Cramer, American fliers, were rescued near Mount Evans Greenland after two weeks adrift in icy wastes. They departed Cochrane Ontario and were forced off course by weather while flying toward Stockholm. Rescued by the Hobbs expedition at Camp Lloyd, they were hungry but in good condition with gasoline shortage ending their peril.
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John Coolidge Leaves Home of Parents Today
Superior, Sept. 3 AP Preparations for John Coolidge’s permanent separation from his parents cast gloom over the summer White House scene as packing for his journey proceeds. Mrs. Coolidge tearfully helped, and John was to travel to Hartford to meet Miss Pierence Trumbull and may later accompany her to Maine.
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