Guani Elected President of League Assembly in Geneva
Alberto M. Guani Uruguay minister to France was elected president of the eighth assembly of the League of Nations in Geneva. A committee chaired by Dr Aguero polled 48 countries as delegates packed the hall and Latin American nations supported Guani.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Alberto M. Guani
Uruguay
France
Assembly of the Gue of Nations
Assembly of the
Ue of Nations
Enrique Legas
Chile
Neil
Aguero Y Y
Michiro Adachi
Assembly
Guant
Albert Mensdorff
Austria
Mineichiro Adachi
Alberto Edwardsine
Cosme de la Torre
Cuba
Ique Villegas
League
Fon
Rutgers Professor Thompson Dies in Suspected Suicide
Wiston Pennsylvania September 5 AP The death of Frank J Thompson a Rutgers College electricity professor was ruled a suicide by coroner Barr after a hotel fall. District Attorney Wil conducted the inquiry noting blood stains two rooms and safety razor blades found in the Coleman hotel window area. Relatives prepared for the educator's act as investigators sought motive.
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Wiston
Frank J. Thompson
Rutgers College
Yester
Barr
Wiltoday
Thompson
Coleman
Marcus Loew Dies World’s Largest Theatre Owner
Marcus Loew, prominent theatre magnate and president of Metro-Goldwyn Pictures, died in Glen Cove New York after a period of illness. Born May 7 1879 in New York he built a vast chain of vaudeville and movie theaters starting from penny arcades and expanded into film production.
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Glen Cove
N. Y
Marcus Loew
Mr. Loew
Pembroke
Saratoga Springs
New York
Loew
Cincinnati
Furmer
New York City
Loew Theatres
Metro-Goldwyn Pictures Corporation
Light Keeper Sees Airplane Over Belle Island
A Belle Island light keeper reported sighting an airplane Friday night and again early Saturday, described as traveling northwest then southeast with an erratic course and a red light. Commander C P Edwards investigates, while officials withhold speculation on the plane’s identity amid no weekend word on the St Raphael’s fate.
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Ottawa
Ont
Belle Island
C. P. Edwards
Department of Merine and Fisheries
Edwards
St. Raphael
Princess Lowenstein-Wertheim
Michin
Hamilton
Upavon
England
Judge D. Gardner Tyler Dies at 81 in Virginia
Charles City Virginia September 5 Judge D Gardner Tyler 81 son of former President John Tyler died at his home Sherwood Forest He was a former member of the house of representatives.
Borah Gets Lost in Rock Creek Park While Riding Jester
Idaho Senator Borah rode his horse through Rock Creek Park and became lost for two hours. He wandered the park woods seeking a route to the city streets before finding an automobile road and returning home.
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Washington
Sena Borah
Idaho
Rock Creek
Senator Borah
Yestern
Creek Park
Perfumed fertilizer from cocoa by products aids crops
Washington reports a new fragrant fertilizer made from cocoa and chocolate by products. The Department of Agriculture notes cocoa meal can form about 1 cent per cent, equivalent to 48 percent ammonia, offering a pleasant plant food option without heavy gas-mask rhetoric.
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Washington
Uoih
Demente
Federal Bureau of Soils
Department of Agriculture
Search Fails for Missing Aviator Paul Redfern
The Correio da Manha reports futile searches along the Amazon north shore toward the Guianas for American aviator Paul Redfern. Expeditions by authorities and locals yielded no signs, with some suggesting a possible self injury that halted reach to inhabited areas. Consul John Minter aided efforts from Para, but multiple parties found no clues in Macapa Mazagao Alemquer Obdos Longinguas Caole Cyapock Jary Paru Manchura or other Amazon tributaries.
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Rio Janeiro
Correio da Manha
Para
Amazon
Gapi Orange
Paul Redfern
Irmerior
Redfern
John Minter
United States
Guiana
Macapa
Mazagao
Alemquer
Obdos
Cyapock
Longinguas
San Pedro
Caole
Jary
Paru
Manchura
Dapper Youth Held in Matricide Case in Seattle
Harry Hill of Streator Illinois, 22, a well dressed youth, was jailed in Seattle awaiting extradition papers to face murder charges in Streator. Investigators traced his movements from August 13 when his mother Eliza Hill was killed and buried in a basement, with Hill later confessing to forgery and flight across the country.
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Seattle
Harry Hill
Streator
Ill
Ilio
Hill
Eliza Hill
Illinois
United States
Homeward Ocean Voyage Returns Peak Passenger Flow
In New York on September 5, 1930, about 25 000 American tourists were due in Europe by Saturday with 11 000 in the labor day quota aboard liners. An additional 10 000 were expected before the weekend and 5 000 more via Quebec and Montreal. Secretary Mellon and Charles E. Hughes were aboard the Leviathan, which carried 2741 veterans, its largest postwar load.
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New York
Europe
New York City
Quebec
Montreal
Fair Tonight and Tuesday With Little Temperature Change
The forecast calls for clear skies tonight and Tuesday with only minor shifts in temperature. Expect light winds and dry conditions through the period.
Miners Courage Highlighted by UMWA Chief on Labor Day
Indianapolis September 5 AP The United Mine Workers of America led by international president John L. Lewis pledge that miners will be victorious and not defeated, arguing labor has resisted degradation and that organized labor will lift toil to dignity and better living even amid hardships.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
International
Labor
America
Lewis
Morrison Defends Direct Primary and Labor Rights on Labor Day
Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor denounced labor injunctions as sinister and urged defense of personal rights amid a fight against one man rule. He warned against abandoning direct primaries and warned that attacks on the Senate filibuster threaten democracy. He argued labor and business rights are personal, not property, and called for vigilance against autocratic trends.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Senate
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Morrison
United States Senate
Bomb explodes in Brooklyn skyscraper district injuring none
Three Mexican restaurant workers were detained after a blast ripped through the Brooklyn supreme court and hall of records area. Police found maps and diagrams in their apartment suggesting possible surveillance of nearby transit hubs as investigators pursued Sacco and Vanzetti linked theories.
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New York
Brooklyn Supreme Courthouse
Hall of Records
Punte
Julius de Hoyas
Jesus Silvia
Mario Medrano
Washington, D. C
Grand Central
Times Square
New Jersey
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Borough Hall
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital
King’s County Court House
Supreme Court
Pat Ol
Sacco- Vainetti
Manhattan
Sacco
Vaovetti
Gehrig Ties Ruth With 44th Home Run in Opener
Lou Gehrig surpassed Babe Ruth by hitting his 44th homer in the third inning of the Red Sox doubleheader opener. Koenig stood on base as Ruffing pitched. In Brookline William Tilden IT and Francis T Hunter won the national doubles tennis championship defeating Johnston and Williams II in straight sets 10-8 6-3 6-2.
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Boston
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Red Sox
Koenig
Ruffing
Brookline
William T. Tilden
Francis T. Hunter
William M Johnston
Richard N. Williams II
Crucial Game This Afternoon For Pennant
Idaho Falls wins a 12 inning thriller over Pocatello 6 to 5 in spring play. Walter Berger hits a key homer with Dwyer aboard, Pocatello’s Tadevich also connects, Salazar walks in a run in the ninth to force extras, and Fitzgerald delivers a sacrifice fly for the final run.
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Overland Park
Idaho Falls
Spuds
Big Walter Berger
Dwyer
Pocatello
Tadevich
Spud
O'Connell
Idaho
Hutton
Jensen Collins
Burke
Benjamin
Collins
Costello
Berger
Cronin
Fitzgerald
Jensen
Oliver
Sliva
Callaghan
Philadelphia Athletics beat Washington in morning game 2 to 1
Philadelphia won 2 to 1 as Zack Wheat singled with bases loaded in the ninth to drive in Ty Cobb. Other holiday results include Cincinnati beating Pittsburgh 8 to 6 and Philadelphia topping Brooklyn 6 to 1 in the first half of doubleheaders. Chicago broke its seven game skid with a 6 to 6 win over St Louis.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athltics
Washington
Zack Wheat
Ty Cobb
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Ito
Lefty Weinert
Pacific Coast
Cardinals
Poisoned candy sent to children in Kansas City
Police investigated after a box of candy found in the yard of a neighbor appeared tampered with and believed poisoned. A 4 year old girl reported the candy to her mother and a chemist confirmed poison risks. A delivery clerk said the box was brought by a woman who paid 13 cents for delivery, though not purchased at the store. Additional tainted candies and arson incidents raised concerns of a targeted threat to families with children.
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Kansas City
South Side
Julius Tulper
Ac Ae
Conte'ned
Jana Na Sa
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Guani
Motion Picture Concern
Capital City
Dapper
Harry Hilb
Iil
Utah
Chaplin
Charles Spencer, Jr
Sidney Earle
Subject
Yohn L. Lewis
Secretary
Gehrig
Ruth
Bannocks
Rhein
McGray
Ring
O'Farrell
Weinart
Hartnett
Rixey and
Picisich
Miljus
Coyongenor
Groh, Dawson and Spencer
Ulrich
Wilson
McKeeney
Plitt
Herline
Ogden
Twin Falls
Toomey
Earwood
Lyke
Provo
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