McAdoo Plans Snake River Rafting Expedition
Former U S treasury secretary William G McAdoo travels from southern California to Rigby Idaho to join a ten day down river rafting and fishing trip on the Snake River The party includes James Moyle George Woodward Col Edward Fletcher Thomas Storke Oscar Howard and Idaho State Senator E Hill who leads arrangements for the expedition
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Salt Lake City
William G. McAdoo
California
Rigby
Idaho
Wyoming
Snake
Mr. McAdoo
James M. Moyle
San Diego
Thomas M. Storke
Santa Barbara
Oscar R. Howard
Los Angeles
R. R. Bunkhouse Swept by Fire
A fire swept a railroad bunkhouse in the Thirtieth Street yards killing seven and injuring ten repairmen. Investigations by railway municipal county and federal authorities were ordered to determine the cause with property loss exceeding 200000 dollars. George Figgus was questioned and held on an open charge after failing to account for himself.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railway
George Figgus
Boise caddy sets nine hole low score at club
Walter Smith, 15, a Boise caddy, fired a sensational net and gross 43 nine hole score at Boise Country Club in the annual caddy tournament. He won from 24 entrants without a handicap, a record said to be unequaled by about 75 percent of club members.
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Boise
Idaho
Gene Sarazen
Walter Smith
Boise Country Club
Smith
Turkish Nationalists Capture Uchak and Threaten Brusa
Athens reports the capture of Uchak by Turkish nationalists and notes Brusa may fall. Adan dispatches say three Greek army corps in Eski Seher are dispersed or annihilated as Turkish forces push toward Brusa, with Greek retreat speeding.
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Athens
Uchak
Asia Minor
Brusa
Adan
Angora
Ismid
Idaho Conference Methodist Church opens in Caldwell
The thirty ninth session of the Idaho Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church begins in Caldwell on September 5 and runs through September 10 with Bishop Charles Mead of Denver presiding.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Idaho Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Mead
Denver
Hinton Resumes Flight to Rio
Lieutenant Walter Hinton and his South American bound flyers resumed their journey in the Sampaio Correia II from Pensacola. The new plane was issued by the Navy Department after the previous craft was wrecked off Haiti last week as the party headed toward Rio de Janeiro.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Walter Hinton
Key Wst
Hinton
Rio
Pensacola
Navy Department
Hait
Delayed Takeoff Due to Unfavorable Air Conditions
The planned daylight take-off is postponed because of unfavorable weather. Officials in Pensacola announced that no night flights would be attempted, delaying the departure.
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Inton
Pensacola
Justice Clarke Resigns from Supreme Court in 1922
Washington reports Associate Justice Clarke will retire at 65 with resignation dated September 18 1922. President Harding plans to nominate former Senator George H. Sutherland of Utah to fill the vacancy. Clarke cites philosophy of life and desire to read travel and serve neighbors as his reasons.
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Washington
Clarke
Harding
White House
United States
George H. Sutherland
Utah
Supreme Bench
Youngstown
Ohio
Supreme Court
Ublic
Wilson
Senate
Mr. Clarke
Justice Clarke
Supreme Court of the United States of America
John H. Clarke
Justice McKenna
Sutherland
Charles E. Hughes
McKenna
Holmes
Day
Taft
Justice Committee
Sutherland Named National Figure and Supreme Court Hope
Salt Lake City report notes George H. Sutherland a national figure for twenty years. The former Utah senator, born in 1862 in England, studied law at Columbia and Michigan, practiced in Salt Lake City, led the American Bar Association, and twice served in the U S Senate before a 1916 defeat.
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Sutherland
Salt Lake
George H. Sutherland
United States
Utah
United States Supreme Court
Buckinghamshire
England
Salt Lake City
Columbia University
University of Michigan
American Bar Association
Mr. Sutherland
Communists Riot Near Berlin After Leader’s Arrest
Rioting erupted in Charlottenburg near Berlin after a communist leader was arrested. Bands of young communists attacked the police station guard to free him, fighting for about an hour until strong police reinforcements dispersed the rioters. Several injured. a shop wrecked.
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Berlin
Charlottenburg
Indianapolis editor dies after long service at News
Indianapolis veteran editor Richard Smith age 63, longtime Associated Press alum, died at home after 15 years at the Indianapolis News. He is survived by his widow.
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Indianapolis
Richard Smith
Indianapolis News
Associated Press
Ruth hits three homers in exhibition game
Babe Ruth of Baltimore fired three consecutive home runs in an exhibition tilt between the New York Yankees and the Third Army Corps Area team yesterday, marking a notable offensive display.
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Baltimore
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Army Corps
Indian squaws gift to Minnesota state senator
A Leech Lake reservation chief presented State Senator Patrick McGarry of Walker with fifteen Indian squaws ten buckets of war paint and several bales of feathers indicating ceremonial or symbolic transfer in northern Minnesota.
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St. Paul
Minn
Patrick McGarry
Walker
Schomoc-omi-mom
Leech Lake Reservation
Minesota
Earthquake Report from Formosa Causes Casualties
An offshore report states a Saturday earthquake near northern Formosa caused casualties as tremors rattled the region. Authorities were said to be assessing damage and coordinating rescue efforts.
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Formosa
Kilauca Volcano Erupts With New Lava Flow
A new lava flow is reported on the south side of Sale maumau fire pit near Hilo as Kilauca volcano erupts again. Professor Jaggar, local authority, predicts the duration of the latest activity.
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Volcaio
Hilo
Kilauca
Salemaumau
Jaggar
Chicago Railroad Official Improves After Breakdown
Chicago E F Gea head of the railroad maintenance of way group was reported much improved after a nervous breakdown last week while his organization faced the railroad labor board. Raiders seized gallons of whiskey in San Francisco and sent to Jac California for rationing for rescue crews working to free 47 miners entombed in the Argonaut mine. The liquor was requested by the Amatior county Red Cross.
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Chicago
E. F. Gea
Railroad Maintenance of Way
Rr Labor Board
Jac
California
Argonaut
Amatior County
Open shop policy blamed for 1922 strikes in labor speech
South Fork Pennsylvania on Labor Day 1922 speech declares open shop policy as sole cause of industrial unrest and all strikes. Samuel Pascoe of district 30 Kentucky denounces Rockefeller plan and manufacturers open shop as inciting un-American groups. John L. Lewis lauded as greatest industrial leader and critic.
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South Fork
Samuel Pascoe
District 30
Kentucky
United Mine Workers
Rockefellow
Gary
Manufacturers’ Association
National Chamber of Commerce
Indust
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Labor Secretary Davis Promises Prosperity in Day Address
Secretary Davis of the labor department declared in a Labor Day talk that American labor has made strides and wage levels have held against wartime pressure. He defended current pay, warned against employers seeking excess profits, and urged continued effort to sustain prosperity for workers and the nation.
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Davis
Labor Department
Third Assembly of League of Nations Opens in Geneva
The third Assembly of the League of Nations opens in Geneva with Domicio Da Gama presiding as Brazil's delegate. Key topics include Austria's financial crisis and disarmament, and the plan for continental groupings proposed by Robert Cecil. Four non permanent council seats will be filled, replacing Belgium, Brazil, Spain, and China.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Domicio da Gara
Brazil
League
Fjord Robert Cecil
Belgium
Harazil
Spain
China
Eduard
Fear for safety of steamer West Calence reported
Fear was expressed today for the safety of the steamer West Calence due here two days late from New York with general freight for the Pacific Steamship Company. She left Balboa August 18 and is sixteen days out for the southern port, normally making the Balboa to Los Angeles run in days.
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Los Angeles
New York
Pacific Steamship Company
Balboa
Crecho-Slavakia Premier Sees Assembly Gains Ground
Benes, premier of Crecho-Slavakia, gains ground for the assembly. Augustine of Chile elected from Sitios’ third assembly led by temporary chairman Romínicio ma Erpeil, as De Ga rises.
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Benes
Crecho
Plane ride helps man regain hearing in partial recovery
Aran Hartteass, formerly pronounced with a hearing loss, regains partial hearing after an airplane flight at a high altitude. He plans further flights at higher altitudes hoping for full restoration of hearing.
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Aran
Hartteasst Ormerer
Four Champions Enter Ring At Scien City
In Louisville Ohio City, four boxing champions were scheduled for a ten round exhibition headlined by Jack Dempsey. The event featured Lynch, Pestemweigat Ke King, and Memphis with other titleholders Dilly Wells, Jimmy Ed, Dennie O et al, and Carey facing opponents. The program aimed to replace a cancelled Dem man match and drew fans amid holiday visitors.
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Scien City
Ind
Jack Dempse
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Aose
Lynch
Pestemweigat Ke King
Memphis
Tno
I Ut
Poerem
Demman
E- Cray
Or and Lynch
Dilly Wells
Briain
England
Freddie Welsh
Jimmy Ed
Hammond
Indiana
Dennie O’ Ete
Chicago
Promt
Uncle Sam
Wes
Theny Carey
Portland
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Ausiteneny
Jack Thompson
Harry Slls
Pee Mixin
Pane
Carol
Ross
University professor accuses friend in domestic dispute case
Washington reports a university professor alleges a friend destroyed his home and targets his wife, amid tensions surrounding labor figures and a separate unrelated classroom dispute. The case touches on a moral fight as the professor contends the accusation is an attack on the sanctity of marriage.
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Poulin
Tierman
Auguste Tierman
Tiernas
Tiernan
Notre 6
Bomb Found In Pacific Train Car In San Bernardino
A 15 pound bomb was discovered in a carload of lubricating oil arriving on the Union Pacific lines in San Bernardino California. It was placed in an open field about 100 feet from a house where William Brown was struck in the shoulder by a fragment. The device consisted of three sized pipe about ten inches long.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Union Pacific
United States
Wm. Brown
Two Young Men Die After Train Collision Near Ogden
Ogden reports seeking word for kin of two men killed by a Union Pacific train near Senter. Believed to be Martin J Tansey and Bernstein, ages 21 and 22, both well dressed. Tansey had served in the U S Navy and Bernstein a cavalryman. they stepped between tracks to avoid a train and were struck by an oncoming train.
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Ogden
Union Pacific
Here
Martin J. Tansey
Bernstein
Bayonne
N. J
Tansey
Gore
United States
Ore
Britain Rules Out Shell Shock Term As War Neurotic Label
London reports the War Office committee urged dropping Shell Shock from official sanations. War Neurosis preferred. shell shock deemed misleading as many patients had no shell exposure. The panel notes fear is common and distinguishes cowardice from neurosis. veterans should not be shamed for fear.
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London
Great Britain
War Office
Stubbs
Prohibition Party in California Faces Extinction
San Francisco AP report says the prohibition party will die out if it cannot field a ticket with at least 3 percent of the vote in November. Registrar J H Zemansky notes the recent primary left the ticket without a clear head after defeats of Governor Stephens and Mattison Jones.
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San Francisco
Prohibition Party
California
J. H. Zemansky
W. D. Stephens
Mattison B. Jones
Los Angeles
Prohibition
Stephens
Mr. Jones
Zemansky
Portland Plan to Eliminate Grade Crossings In 5.5 Million Upgrade
In Portland Oregon on September 4 the Southern Pacific railroad announces a 5.5 million improvement to eliminate overhead grade crossings on its run of way. Sproule president of the company arrives from the line to review the plan. Survey work will cost about 8 thousand dollars and can be completed quickly.
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Portland
Ore
Southern Pacific
Petras
Mn. Sproule
The
Pany
Rnin
Rescuers Hope For Kennedy Mine Survivors After Signal Blast
In Jackson California on September 4 the Kennedy mine rescue team reported two blasts at the 3740 foot level were answered by five explosions from the Argonaut. Officials withheld comment while crews drilled and cleared drifts at the Kennedy level. Miners revived by fresh air, as reports raise hope that imprisoned workers may still be alive.
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Jackson
Calif
Kennedy
Nayt
Jackson Fe
Crewa
Enneny
Pavey Murder Verdict Questioned in Intervening Claim
An affidavit by Ray Hughes a released burglar now serving ten years at Fort Madison suggests Ira Pavey blamed for the Claude murder in Sioux City may be innocent. Hughes claims the real killer is a man connected to Sioux City detectives and a parallel homicide case. Governor Kendall indicated he would review the trial and executive intervention remains possible. Sioux City police regard Hughes as unlikely to have a confessor if Bursette were the culprit.
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Des Moines
Ira Pavey
Claude
Sioux City
Ray Hughes
Fort Dison
Mente
Molhewn
Kendall
Pavey
Hughes’ cl
Bursette
Montana man found guilty in fatal Utah hit and run
In Salt Lake City Mrs Jane Searels Bead of Farmington Utah is killed when struck by a vehicle driven by Benjamin Brassett of Montana. The fatal hit and run occurred as Brassett attempted to flee after the collision. Authorities pursued the case through the Montana avenue and related proceedings.
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Salt Lake City
Seap
Jane Searles
Farmington, U
Benjamin
Brassett
Montana
Ryan
Montar
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Buffalo
D. H. Miller
Cleveland
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Third Assembly League OF Nations
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