Briand Addresses World Assembly With Peace Plea
Premier Aristide Briand of France received a standing ovation in Geneva as he praised the league of nations tenth assembly. He urged stronger measures to make war impossible, envisioned closer European ties, and called on women to promote universal peace and curb the drug trade aiding conflict.
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Geneva
Europe
Aristide Briand
France
League of Nations
Briand
League
Ife
M. Briand
Pewis
Ny “E Idemis
League For
Prench
United States of Europe
M_ Briand
Mairland
Canal Project Reaches Survey Phase For Nicaragua Canal
Secretary Good orders a 406 person engineering battalion to survey the proposed 183 mile Nicaragua canal route. The 100 year project would join the Atlantic and Pacific, overseen by the Interocean Canal board with Major Dan I Sulton in charge.
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Washington
Good
United States
Panama Canal
Congress
Interocean Canal Board
Hoover
Edgar Jadwin
Army Engineers
Sidney B. Williamson
New York
Anson Marston
Ames
Iowa
Frank M. Williams
Albany
N. Y
Ernest Graves
Dan I. Sulton
Costa Rica
Salvador
Honduras
Peeves Active Between Ages of Forty and Sixty
New Haven Conn Sept 5 AP A directory of life’s principal annoyances 507 pet peeves was presented to the International Congress of Psychology at Yale by Professor Hassey Cason of the University of Rochester. He says most annoyances are learned and that susceptibility peaks 40 to 60 with women of all ages more prone.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Hassey Cason
University of Rochester
Cason
Hoover cancels weekend fishing trip for party meeting
President Hoover stays in Washington to confer with members of the Republican national committee arriving for a Monday meeting, cancelling his planned weekend trip to a Virginia mountains lodge.
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Washington
Hoover
Virginia
Republican National Committee
Root World Court Formula Approved by United States
Secretary Stimson said the State Department is satisfied with the Root protocol for U.S. adherence to the World Court after Geneva endorsement. The plan faces Senate reserve objections on advisory opinions. Stimson expects ratification by other states within about a year.
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Washington
Stime
State Department
Geneva
Eihu Root
United States
Secretary of State
U.c
Senate
Mir Stimson
Cleveland Detroit Scores With Rain Delay
Today's scores show Cleveland leading Detroit 16 0 before rain halted play in the sixth inning. Haloway and L Sewell pitched for Cleveland while Page and Hargrove took the mound for Detroit as the game was called after six. Chicago Chicago postponed due to wet grounds as St Louis rain also affected a planned matchup. Reston at New York and Brooklyn at Philadelphia were postponed by rain as the schedule listed two games Friday.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Haloway
L. Sewell
Page
Hargrove
Chicago
St. Louis
Miller recounts near fatal plane crash during Needles race
Ward Miller, 25, airplane mechanic, described surviving a spin and lightning strike in Major John Wood's Los Angeles to Cleveland race. He parachuted after a bolt hit the craft at about 13 000 feet, woke on the ground bruised with limited use of an arm, and hobbled toward Needles before being picked up by a passerby.
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Los Angeles
Ward Miller
John Wood
Needles
Calif
Miller
Wood
Cleveland
Miler
Piute Springs
Fakir Blecemon Survives Buried Coffin Then Is Found Dead
Cordoba Argestia reports Blecemon, a self-styled fakir, emerged alive after being buried in a coffin for three hours. He was found dead today by authorities who say the coffin had been dug up. An examination showed he struggled to free himself from a self-imposed ordeal.
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Moldes
Cordoba
Argestia
Blecemon
Wvo
Double murder shocks Chicago gang wars near Riis park
Chicago police report a double homicide at Jacob Riis park near Ful lerton and Narragansett avenues marking the fifth gang gun outbreak in a week. Victims include Cy Cawley and Eddie Westcott, with weapons ranging from automatic pistols to sawed off shotguns. Police note prior ties to Will iam Clifford, Michael Riley and Al Capone associates, signaling a west side gang conflict and ongoing racketeering pressure.
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Chicago
Jacob Riispark
Fulleton
Narragansett Avenues
West Side
Cy Cawley
Eddie Westcott
Westcott
William Clifford
Michael Riley
Thomas McElligott
Cawley
Cicero
Hoover and cronies will build school
Associates of President Hoover say he plans no public appeal for funds to build a schoolhouse for mountain children near his Rapidan River Virginia fishing camp. He proposes to supply the 1200 or 1500 needed from personal funds or with aid from a small circle of intimate friends.
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Washington
Hoover
Rapidan River
Virginia
Kilborn Named 1930 Census Supervisor for North Idaho
Fred N. Kilborn of Coeur d Alene Idaho was appointed supervisor for the 1930 census by the census bureau. His district includes Benewah Bonner Boundary Kootenai and Shoshone counties with headquarters at Coeur d Alene.
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Washington
Fred N. Kilborn
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Census Bureau
Benewah
Bonner
Boundary
Kootenai
Ghoshone
Willing, Tobey, and Little Vie In National Amateur Golf
In Pebble Beach California on September 5 AP reports Dr. Oscar F. Willing of Portland faces Cyril Tobey as the quarterfinals begin. William Lawson Little Jr. of Sun Brancheco leads Francis Oulmet of Reston by one hole after 18 holes. The round featured spectacular play with Sweetser Egan and Voigt challenging Johnston as the quarterfinals unfold.
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Pebbie Beach
Calif
Oscar F. Willing
Portland
Ore
Cyril Tobey
William Lawson Little Jr
Sunbrancheco
Francis Oulmet
Reston
Hyan
Typhoon Death Toll Rises to Sixty One in Luzon
Reports from Bulacan and Laguna provinces raise the known death toll from the typhoon plowing Luzon to sixty one. The count includes direct and indirect fatalities from the storm early this week.
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Manila
Bulacan
Laguna
Luzon Island
English Channel Swim Underway From Cape Gris Nez
English swimmer Connile Gilhead began a channel crossing from Cape Gris Nez this morning. A German swimmer named Schliss also started the attempt, as weather conditions were reported fair.
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Cape Gris Nez
France
Playwright Jack Green Dies in Provincetown
The playwright actor and writer of short stories Jack Green died here today after a long illness. He was 54 years old and remained active in theater and writing. Green, born in 192? in New York, gained notice for his stage plays and later short stories. He contributed to several literary journals and performed in regional theaters across the Northeast. His death ends a career marked by versatile storytelling and on and off screen work.
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Provincetown
Jack Green
Zionist Leader Weizmann Appeals to Britain
Chaim Weizmann, head of the world Zionist Organization, appeals to British authorities in London to shield Jews from Moslem attacks in Palestine.
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Chaim Weizmann
World Zionist Organization
London
Palestine
Case revived against Fall in oil scandal
Washington Sept 5 AP Scores of witnesses including familiar names and others drawn to public attention are summoned for the trial of former Interior Secretary Albert B Fall. Daugherty Hogan Daniels Blackmer and others are ordered to testify October 7 the day Fall faces charges of accepting a bribe in 1921. Ledger sheets and deposits are cited as evidence. Separate probate case on Katherine Morrison custody was taken under advisement.
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Washington
Teapot Dome
United States
Albert B. Fall
Harry M. Daugherty
Pall
U. S
Pribe
Frank Hogan
Edward L. Doheny
Harry M. Blackmer
J. E Benton
First National Bank of el Paso
Fall
Clarence C Chase
Falls
George D Plory
State National Bank of el Paso
Chase
Free Morrison
Katherine Morrison
Morrison
W A. Hyde
Hyde
Isaac McDougall
Morrisons
Blandrod
William Edens
Planes Search Southwest for Missing T A T Plane
Gallup New Mexico reports chief engineer John Herlihy searched the Zuni country for the City of San Francisco with no success. New York Columbia Paul Henderson says missing plane not wrecked at Black Rock Wash and no official find. Seventeen planes fly in three mile spaced formation. Santa Fe agents not responsible for last night wreck report. Relatives told earlier report was questionable and later apparently erroneous.
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Gallup
N. M
John Herlihy
Transcontinental Air Transport Company
Zuni
San Francisco
New York
Paul Henderson
Transcontinental Air Transport
Black Rock Wash
Santa Fe
Army plan to search area for missing plane
Army and Navy will deploy all available service planes to locate the Trans Continental Air Transport missing aircraft. Col. Paul Henderson offers a $5,000 reward for a locating tip. Additional planes were joining the search. Henderson sought broader federal aid by telephone and received assurances of full cooperation.
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New York
Paul Henderson
Transcontinental Air Transport
Army
Navy
Henderson
Somme
War Departments
Washington
City of San Francisco Search Intensifies Across Southwest
Renewed intensive search for Transcontinental Air Transport's passenger liner City of San Francisco continued today across rugged terrain south of Gallup New Mexico and western Arizona. Santa Fe sources and TAT officials weighed a report from Peru New Mexico telegraph operator Salzner claiming a wreck in the Black Rock Wash area with possible casualties.
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Los Angeles
Transcontinental Air Transport
San Francisco
Gallup
N. M
Arizona
Santa Fe R. R
Santa Fe
Winslow
Ariz
T A T
Laizner
T. AT
Former Governor Smith Could Be Suggested For Senate
The New York World reports a quiet push to keep Alfred E. Smith in national politics by possible appointment to the U S Senate. The plan would have Mayor Walker name Royal Copeland to a vacant seat and Roosevelt appoint Smith to Copeland's term, with Copeland pressed to join the sanitation commission earning 26 000 dollars annually while a senator earns 16 000.
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The
New York World
Alfred E. Smith
United States Senate
Naual
Walker
United States
Royal 8. Copeland
Sanitation Commission
Rooseelt
Smith
Copeland
Senate the World
Europe
Senate
City Sanitation Commission
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