Green Issues Labor Message to the Country
Willan Green president of the American Federation of Labor calls on readers to study the labor movement and its records. He argues the unorganized must gain a voice and secure fair wages and hours, cites compulsory education efforts, child labor reforms, shorter hours, and labor department expansion as key steps in shaping prosperity.
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Washington
Willan Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Uais
Prize awards women fliers at Cleveland races
Mrs Louise McPherridge Thaden of Pittsburgh won 4100 dollars for the women's derby in the heavy plane class. Mrs Phoebe Fairgrave Omilte of Nashville tied for honors with 1100 dollars in the light plane derby. Other winners included Gladys ODonnell and Amelia Barherdt with 1950 and 875 dollars respectively, Ruth Elder and Neva Parts also listed. Edith Polscomb led the light plane class with 700 dollars, followed by Keith Miller and Thea Rasche representing Germany.
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Cleveland
Louise McPherridge Thaden
Pittsburgh
Prince
Santa Monica
Calif
Phoebe Fairgrave Omilte
Neshville
Mra
Gladys O'Donnell
Long Beach
Cal
Amelia Barherdt
Boston
Ruth Elder
Los Angeles
Neva Parts
Edith Polscond
Keith Miller
Thea Rasche
Germany
Thrilling Stunts Close Cleveland Air Races
At Cleveland on September 24 the non stop Los Angeles derby ends with Henry J Brown first for 10 prize dollars and 13 hours 15 minutes. Lieut James A Doolittle performs daring parachute stunts after wing failure and amid roaring crowds.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Los Angeles
Henry J Brown
James A. Doolittle
Doolittle
Lieut Alford Williams
Navy
Williams
Breric W. Wood
Roosevelt Picket
Charlies A Lindbergh
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Weather Update Sparks Unsettled Tuesday Showers
Forecasters warn of unsettled conditions with possible showers and thunderstorms Tuesday across northern and eastern areas. Cooler air moves in from the north and west tonight, bringing cooler temperatures tonight and Wednesday.
China rejects single Russian peace move
In Sianchal the Chinese foreign minister Wang said China would not agree to Moscow’s one plan for peace in Manchuria. He noted negotiations are stalled as troops clash near Mukden and lines near the Chinese Eastern railway see artillery fire. The Moscow note proposed a joint modus vivendi but China demands control by its own eastern directorate.
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Congress
China
Wang
Uria
Mukden
Marbin
Moscow
Manchuria
Nan
Ranger's Wife Found Alive After Four Nights Lost
Mrs. Higgins 23 wife of a Payette forest ranger was found alive four nights after disappearing in the Salmon River area of central Idaho. She was located by forest fire fighter Dick Spickelmire near Trail Creek four miles from the husband’s last known location. Her rifle and horse were missing, leading rescuers to believe she crawled away from the scene where she shot herself.
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Ihe Higgins
Payette
Middle Fork
Salmon River
Idaho
Cascade
Deputy Killed During Raid Near Hales School House
Deputy Sheriff John W. O Bryan 43 is shot and killed after leaving a church near Hales school house twelve miles south of Gadsden Alabama Ed Heaton 35 fled to police surrendering on the murder charge Sheriff J L Granning said O Bryan had removed a gallon of whiskey during the raid O Bryan was shot five times
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Gadsden
Ala
John W. O'Bryan
Hales School House
Here
Ed Heaton
J. L Grannimg
O'Bryan
Heaton
Churchill in Canada with Major Churchill
Vancouver dispatch reports Winston Churchill former British chancellor of the exchequer visited with his brother Major John Churchill. The party planned to travel to Victoria then Beattie Island before continuing to England.
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Vancouver
Canada
Winston Churchill
Baldwin
Great Britain
John Churchill
Victoria
Beattie Jand
England
Moslem Chief Warns Britain on Palestine Policy
Amire El Hussein grand mufti of Jerusalem warns that peace in Palestine and Arabia hinges on Britain ending the Palestine national home policy for Jews. He cites unresolved issues dating to the 1917 Balfour declaration as unrest spreads across Arab regions and borders tighten as British and French forces respond to renewed violence in Palestine.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Arabia
Great Britain
Amire el Hussein
Syria
Egypt
North
Africa
Walling Wall
Transjortania
National and American League Scores and Schedule
Today's schedule features National games with Philadelphia at New York and two games each for Boston at Brooklyn Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and two more. The American slate lists New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston Chicago at Detroit and Louis at Cleveland with two games each. Final scores will be broadcast on KSEI at 6 30 p m today.
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Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
American New York
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
KSEI
Steamer San Juan collision inquiry grows
Coast guard cutters patrolled off Santa Cruz County as federal investigators seek the number of San Juan deaths after Friday’s collision with the tanker Dodd. Rescued stood at 42 with 71 feared dead. hearings will summon surviving officers and crew for testimony.
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San Francisco
Coast Guard
Santa Cruz County
Here
San Juan
Standard Oil Ranger
S.C. T
Los Angeles and San Francisco Navigation Company
Tahoe
Stene
Ten Victims in Winnipeg Apartment Fire
Ten people died and ten were injured in a Winnipeg apartment house fire. Victims ranged in ages and included Madge Edwards and her daughter Marjorie, Gordon Edwards, Alfred Applebee and his daughter Irene, Ralph Weigan, Mrs Sarah Gault, and others. Two residents were seriously hurt, Miss Applebee and Miss Nelle Macintosh.
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Winnipeg
Man
Madge
Edwards
Marjorie
Gordon
Alfred Applebee
Irene
Ralph Weignan
HM. L. Butler
Sarah E. Gault
Miss Applebee
Nelle Macintosh
Graf Zeppelin Aims To Beat Transatlantic Time Record
The Graf Zeppelin, 22 passengers aboard, sails toward Friedrichshafen from Lakehurst aided by favorable winds. If current speed holds, it may beat the 21 days 7 hours 26 minutes world record, heading for home via the Azores. A patched bullet hole in a fuel cell prompts crew questions. Departure delayed eight hours by strong winds.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Graf Zppelin
United States
Germany
Friedrichshafen
Lower North
Texas
Los Angeles
Trong
Shuttle Makes Way Westward From Cheyenne Flight Record Attempt
The Shuttle, a Boeing plane led by Captain Ira C. Haker with co pilot Bernard Thompson, refueled in Cheyenne on September 2 and aimed to set a new endurance record by flying to Elko Nevada then North Platte Nebraska. Heavy winds hampered progress as the craft battled cold air and wing fuel transfer delays.
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Cheyenne
Wye
Elko
Nev
Ira C. Haker
Bernard Thompson
North Platte
Neb
Wyoming
Ogden Firemen Hit by Lightning During Blaze
Lightning struck near the Ogden Pressed Brick and Tile plant wounding Captain N. J. Hinton and five firefighters as they fought one fire. The plant engine room roof burned, a separate blaze hit the state industrial school, and insulation was burned on wires before crews halted further damage.
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Ogden
N. J. Hinton
Ogden Pressed Brick and Tile Company
State Industrial School
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Jack Myers
Jax Weick
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Floyd Lewis
Cliff Nevins
Fred Cunard
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Frank Brian
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H. A. Davenport
W. W. Longmier
Charles Vogal
Leslie Thompson
Dr. A J. Weston
B. J Ayers
O. P Patthoff
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R G. Gustin
Joe Flynn
Carl R. Gray
Maine
Baldridge
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Union Pacific
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Jewel Doolittle
Nampa
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Pocatello
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Denver
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Whitman College
Mel Gallacher
Salt Lake City
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