State of War Declared Across Spain Amid Mutinies
A Spanish government decree announces a state of war nationwide due to artillery mutinies at Segovia and Valladolid opposing officer promotions over seniority. Officials report mutinies crushed with no bloodshed, though rumors of riots in Barcelona Valencia and naval support in Cadiz and Barcelona circulate. King Alphonse met with Primo de Rivera as the proclamation to confine mutineers to barracks followed.
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Spain
Segovia
Valladolid
France
Barcelona
Valencia
Gibralter
Cadiz
Alphonse
Madrid
Primo Ds Rivera
Oday
Con
Duke of Tetuan
League of Nations opens seventh assembly in Meneva
The seventh assembly of the League of Nations opened under Dr Eduard Benes with Senor Acisco of Argentina present. Benes framed the session, noted obstacles, praised last year’s progress, and urged steps toward disarmament and international war preparation limits. He warned Germany’s actions could push Spain and the Axis away and urged deviation from league collaboration.
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Meneva
League of Nations
Eduard Benes
Czecholovakian
Senor Acisco Ofgentina
Benes
League
Europe
Ague
Germany
Spain
Azis
Moon Drifts Away From Earth Shaping Longer Days
Cambridge Sept 6 The moon is slowly moving away from Earth causing days to lengthen marginally. Professor Harlow Shapely of Harvard Observatory notes tides and Earth's rotation shift only slightly, about seven feet per century, with no immediate change noticed.
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Mass
Harlow Shapely
Harvard Observatory
Professor Apely
Earth
Public Safety Warning Amid Possible Riot in Shanghai
Shanghai police commissioner Barrett issued a public warning through newspapers about a potential radical bar outbreak in the streets. He said foreign police defense units would employ every effort to prevent violence and protect civilians.
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Shanghai
Barrett
Nita
England Has Big Surplus Women in Emigration Trends
Southampton England reports a large female surplus and a common pattern of young English women traveling to New Zealand as servants while seeking husbands. The article notes New Zealand has 25 000 more men than women and England holds a two million w om en surplus.
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Southampton
Eng
New Zealand
England
Four Republican Senators Headed for September Primaries
Washington reports four Republican U.S. senators face primary challenges in separate states on the first Tuesday in September. Lenroot (Wisconsin) seeks renomination amid world court debates with Blaine and LaFollette factions. Moses (New Hampshire) contested by Bass over campaign conduct and Coolidge ties. Oddie (Nevada) opposed by Edward Roberts, while Cameron (Arizona) is unopposed in the primary. In Georgia, Walter F. George and Richard F. Russell vie for the Senate nomination.
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Tenroot
Wisconsin
George Moses
New Hampshire
Oddie
Nevada
Cameron
Arizona
Lenroot
John J. Blaine
LaFollette
Robert LaFollette
Moses
Robert P. Bass
Bass
Coolidge
Edward Roberts
Walter Johnson
Washington
Charles Hayden
Paul Raider
Phoenix Janey
Georgia
Walter F. George
Richard F. Russell
State Supreme Court
Reno
Nev
Tasker L. Oddie
Roberts
Ray Baker
Mint
C. P. Mclntoch
W. H. Brennan
W. P. Carran
Nevada Supreme Court
James G. Serugham
Fred Buce
Mineral County
Omaha hog calling contest invites regional and state champs
Aspirants to the world's hog calling title will showcase their skills this week in Omaha. The radio show opens today and runs through the week. The event will broadcast the famed whooee and pooee calls as regional and state champions compete. More than 150 entrants have already entered.
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Omaha
Admiralty reports casualties aboard vessels off Yangtze Bank
London reports the admiralty received a message from China noting casualties on H M 8 and the armed cruiser Kiawo after their ships were fired upon off the Yangtze Bank yesterday.
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Admiralty
Mepatehee
China
H. M
Cockchafter
Adviliar Kiawo
Yangtzo
Britain Treats Canton Swatow Blocking as Piracy
Hongkong reports the British government will regard rocketing in Canton and Swatow as piracy. It warns that no interference with British shipping at these ports will be tolerated.
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Hongkong
Canton
Swatow
Labor Joins In a Mammoth Parade and Big Celebration
R. E. Croskey spoke to 1500 Pocatellans at the high school grounds recalling Labor Day origins since 1882. A two mile parade through downtown featured unions, businesses, bands, and veterans groups, followed by baseball, boxing, a street dance, and a Labor union sponsored dance ending the city’s grand celebration.
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Colorado
The
Denver Express
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New York City
Croskey
Organized Labor
Pocatello
C. Ben Ross
W. P. Whittaker
American Legion
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Marshall
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A. B. Canfiell
Pocatello Central Labor Union
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Povatello Post No. 4
Pocatello Italian Band
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Stoward Ball
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Pocatelio Central Labor Union
Dance Palace
West Center Street
Strike Call Reissued by Chicago Musicians
Chicago reports a reissued strike call effective today after a nationwide settlement appeared to hold. James Petrillo and the union executive staff approved the move affecting about 400 venues and 3,000 workers with potential sympathy walkouts by 900 movie operators and stage hands, though exhibitors claimed operators would stay at work.
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Chicago
James Petrillo
Land Bank Announces Farm Loan Rate Cut
The Omaha district of the Federal Land Bank will cut farm loan interest from 5 1/4 percent to 5 percent starting October 1. Dividends on stock reduce the effective rate to 4 3/4 percent for stockholders. The reduction applies to new loans with a potential future extension to older borrowers after five years.
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Omaha
Federal Land Bank District of
Mussolini Funds Italian Film Prize to Boost National Industry
Premier Mussolini contributes 5000 lire to a prize for a contemporary Italian film intended to stimulate Italy's motion picture industry and reduce American productions.
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Rome
Mussolini
Utah Weather Outlook With Showers Tuesday
Unsettled conditions persist tonight and Tuesday with possible local showers and a thunder storm. Warmer temperatures expected in the southern portion tonight with cooler conditions coming on Tuesday.
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Utah
Prohibition Raids Hit Hell's Hole District
Federal agents and local officers staged raids across Charleston and Berkeley counties, seizing 36 agents 17 stills 34400 gallons beer 865 gallons whiskey and five liquor transports. Dunning coordinated the operation uncovering distillers bootleggers and rum runners. Charges of bribery protection and distillery conspiracy loom as raids aim to dry Berkeley county.
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Charleston
Hell's Hole
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
E. M. Dunning
Southeast
Prohibition
Berkeley
Dunning
Savannah
Coast Guard
Yamacrawl
Berkeley County
Strike Settled for San Francisco Musicians at Theaters
In San Francisco officials announced a truce ending last Wednesday’s theater musicians strike. Union leaders and theater operators reached a settlement after a long conference, with about half of the musicians’ demands met and arbitral talks agreed for the rest. Time was given for yesterday’s performances in most venues.
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San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Chicago
Orpheum
St. Louis Triumphs 8 1 Over Pittsburg in Morning Tilt
Rhem limited Pittsburg to four hits as St. Louis hitters backed him with eight runs, delivering an 8 to 1 victory in the morning game of today’s doubleheader. The Braves and Giants saw their twin bill postponed by rain with doubleheaders planned for tomorrow and Wednesday.
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Pittsburg
Rhem
Boston
Braves
Giants
Chicago and Detroit Play Tight Early Game
At Chicago the Tigers and Detroit opened with a low scoring game as Stoner and Bassler led for Chicago while Faber Connally and Sehatk contributed for Detroit. Final lines show a 4 to 6 score in a brief first contest.
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Tl. B
Detroit
Stoner
Bassler
Faber
Steamer Fire Rescues Albert W. Robinson Crew
The schooner Albert W. Robinson, afire 300 miles off the Virginia Capes, was saved by the steamship Azabian after a distress message reached the East Boston coast guard base.
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Boston
Albert W. Robinson
Virginia Capes
Prince of Wales Leaves Biarritz for San Sebastian
The Prince of Wales, incognito as the Earl of Chester, departed Biarritz on Sept 6 for San Sebastian to visit Queen Victoria of Spain. Calm conditions persist along the Spanish border with travelers crossing freely.
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Biarritz
France
Prince of Wales
Earl of Chester
San Sebastian
Quéen Victoria
Spain
Officers in Revolution Reported Killed in Battle
In Managua on September 6 news reports say Generals Ranel Sedelos and Roberto Hone were killed in last week’s clash between government forces and revolutionists. It is claimed they wore Mexican officer uniforms and that orders from the Mexican Rice were found on their bodies.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Conseguina
Ranel Sedelos
Roberto Hone
Spanish Affairs Disturb League At Geneva Assembly
Reports of a Spanish revolutionary movement reaching Geneva stirred delegates at the League of Nations seventh assembly. Premier De Rivera rejected participation while Briand and Chamberlain urged Spain to engage. Americans including Mrs Woodrow Wilson attended as Spain weighs Tangier demands before joining. Reuters.
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Spain
Assembly
League of Nations
Council
Germany
Briand
France
Austen Chamberlain
Primo de Rivera
Woodrow Wilson
Great Britain
Tangier
Morocco
League
Barcelona
Labor Day Outlook Defines Fascism as Labor Foe
New York AP report from September 6 quotes AFL president William M. Green denouncing fascism and company unions as enemies of democracy. He urges driving fascism from the earth and lauds anti fascism while noting growing church labor understanding, linked to recent events in England and Carnegie Hall remarks.
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New York
William M. Green
American Federation of Labor
Anti-Paseista Association of North America
Carnegie Hall
Green
England
Alleged Confidence Couple Arrested in Utah Flight
A Mr and Mrs Willard were captured by Salt Lake prison officials after forging checks for Skaggs grocery in the local area and were held for local officers. The pair allegedly ran a confidence game at stores, used a fake work ruse, and fled to the Utah country while claiming the wife was ill and hospitalized.
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Willard
Skaggs
Bingham Canyon
Willards
Utah
Five Coaches Plunge Into Arkansas River Wreck
Thirty eight victims remained in the Denver and Rio Grande hospital with one fatality feared beyond recovery Hilda Everett 17 sister of Albert Everett Avon Colorado is the body recovered Nine other injuries are listed as not serious The derailment occurred on a sharp curve nine miles below Granite as a 14 car train derailed and five coaches plunged into the river Bystander crews and relief trains aided the rescued and the dead along the icy banks near Techenel.
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Rio Grande
Hilda Everett
Albert Everett
Avon
Colo
Miss Everett
Granite
Arkansas
Salida
Passin
Noted Editor Clark Dies. Hartford Courant Leader
Charles Hopkins Clark, long time editor of the Hartford Courant and AP director for sixteen years, died after months of illness. Born April 1, 1848 in Hartford, he led the paper since 1900, shaped local journalism, and was famed for extensive travel and lifelong public service. Funeral planned for Wednesday.
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Conn
Charles Hopking Clark
Edit
Hartford Courant
Associated Press
Clark
Charles Hopkins Clark
Bara Clark
Free Academy
New York City
High School
Yale
Ellen Root
Elisha K
Maetilda Root
Horace C. Clarke
Mary H. Clark
I. K. W. Welch
China
Japan
Philippine Islands
Queen Mary Seeks Western Rodeo During U S Visit
In Bucharest on Sept 6 AM reports Queen Mary plans to attend a western rodeo and view Indian tribes during her United States visit. She indicated the trip would not be complete without this experience and a formal tour program is being prepared for inauguration soon.
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Romania
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United States
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