Labor Day Speech Defends Unions Against Open Shop Threats
St Petersburg Florida September 7 labor leader Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor warned that organized labor faces the fiercest attack since World War I from open shop advocates and injunctions. He condemned company unions and stock sales to employees, urged passage of a child labor amendment, and noted anthracite coal disruptions as profiteering by operators. Morrison argued immigration no longer serves industrial needs and praised union resilience amid wartime and postwar pressures.
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Labor Day speech warns against communism and dictatorship by employers
Detroit on Labor Day William Green president of the American Federation of Labor denounces dictatorship by employers and warns that communism undermines labor unity. He says workers will organize, resist deportations of labor, and unite with allies to raise living standards despite employer pressure. Continued on page three.
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Ruth Back In Game As Yankee Slugger Returns
Boston reports Babe Ruth, the New York Yankee slugger, was back in action after soggy Fenway Park grounds delayed the schedule. A 2 p.m. start was set for the doubleheader with Ruth listed among the lineup in the latest sign from the park.
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Viviani Ex Premier of France Dies at 83 in Paris
Rene Viviani former French prime minister and renowned lawyer died at the Mal Maison in Paris at 8:58. He had been confined for two years with a general breakdown. Born November 8 in Sidi Bel Abbes Algeria, he rose from law to politics and championed labor and social reforms. He collapsed in court on June 8, 1923, after years of public service and grief over his wife’s death.
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Rene Viviani
France
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Aristide Sica
Nation awaits developments in Mitchell case
San Antonio Texas September 7 Colonel William A Mitchell chief critic of army and navy aviation declares gross defects in air service management. Supporters flood him with telegrams while Washington offers no official comment. Senator Truman defending aviation warns against unfair attacks.
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Europe
Dope Upset by French Players at Forest Hills
Paris reports the French tennis cup team at Forest Hills leading Australia two matches to one in the elimination phase. Pierre Gillon notes Lacoste lost a supposedly easy match while the doubles secured a win, signaling possible further surprises for fans.
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Italian aviator De Pinedo to resume Rome Tokyo flight
Commander De Pinedo, the Italian aviator, plans to depart Manila on the Rome to Tokyo journey's next leg on Wednesday. A US naval tender will be ready to assist him if needed at the Batanes islands.
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Macedonian Chiefs Engaged in clash at Einstedl meeting
Two Macedonian chiefs Burlic and Kar kalasheff were seen fighting at Einstedl during a Jugo-Silay roasier event. Both leaders remained unnamed in official statements. Bulic and Kar kalasheff are reported to have exchanged blows before security intervened.
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Honolulu searches for missing seaplane crew after weeklong hunt
Submarines larger fighting craft and planes persist in locating Commander John Rogers and his crew of seaplane PN9 No. H after a long fruitless search. The Langley carrier assumes charge as ten destroyers from Samoa head toward the area to aid the effort.
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Quiet Labor Day for Anthracite Miners Across Regions
Philadelphia reports a subdued Labor Day as miners idle since the hard coal action paused. At Wilkes-Barre, key union leader Kennade was due to discuss a new wage contract with international officers, while towns observed the day quietly.
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Rain Delays Doubleheader Across Major Leagues
Rain postpones both Philadelphia at Brooklyn and Boston at New York games. Tomorrow’s two games are also postponed due to inclement weather as teams await clearer conditions.
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Brooklyn
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New York
Youth Confesses To Girl's Murder
A report notes a youth confession to a girl's murder amid a heat wave in the Midwest and South. Forecasters describe hot days and storms, with Tulsa reaching 105 and Texarkana 105, while cooler air moves into the East and Canada Northwest.
Kidnapper Harrison Noel arraigned in Monaclair case
Harrison Noel, 18, son of a New York lawyer, was arraigned on charges of kidnapping six year old Mary Daly and murdering Reymond Pierce after using his car in the abduction. He confessed to the crime and led detectives to the body on Preakness mountain, citing ransom as motive and stating the girl was killed to avoid capture.
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Fatal Auto Accident Claims Nashville Woman
Nashville reports Mrs. Evelyn Burnett was killed in a highway crash today. Police and emergency crews attended the scene as investigators began the routine inquiry.
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Evelyn Burnett
Short Line Wins Tennis Cup in Union Meet
The Short Line team dominates events for the Union meet pending final results today. Highlights include tennis cup victory and a bid for the baseball championship with contests at Overland Park and a banquet at the Baprsock hotel.
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San Francisco Fragments Spark Odd Reading Mystery
An unclear AP dispatch from San Francisco hints at a jumble of phrases about panes and thousands, with a nameless speaker Jack appearing in fragmented lines. The text is sparse but suggests a dramatic or poetic snippet rather than a full event.
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