Labor Day Addresses Rally Federation Leaders in Florida and Detroit
In St. Petersburg and Detroit, leaders of the American Federation of Labor and the American Federation of Labor argue for strong union unity on Labor Day. Frank Morrison cites militant labor growth and anti injunction stances, while William Green warns against autocracy and communism, urging firm resistance and continued organization to raise workers’ standards.
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
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Ruth Cleared to Play as Yankees Shuffle Lineup
New York announced Babe Ruth would rejoin the lineup for the Yankees in Boston after a suspension. Manager Miller Hughes said Ruth could run with the team today as the club shuffled the order following the six game period.
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Rene Viviani Ex Premier of France Dies at 75
Paris reports former French premier Rene Viviani died at 8 58 p m in the Mal Maison where he had been confined for two years amid a general breakdown His death followed a June 8 1923 collapse while heading a court case Viviani born November 8 1862 in Sidi Bel Abbes Algeria rose through law and politics to lead labor reforms and hold top government posts including premier with a long career linked to socialist movements and Franco African ties
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Rene Viviani
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Sidi Bel Abbes
Algeria
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Viviani
University of Paris
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Paris
Auvergne
Chamber of Deputies
Seine
International Socialist Congress
Bebel
Aristide Briand
Alexandre Millerand
Nation awaits developments in Mitchell case
San Antonio Texas September 7 Colonel William A Mitchell denounced alleged gross defects in air service management in a statement that drew telegrams of support from friends and colleagues. Senator Hiram Bingham defended aviation while urging aviation control by flying officers and Washington officials had yet to respond.
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William A. Mitchell
Fort Arkansas
Texas
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Army
Navy
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Hig Quarters
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Coolidge
War Department
Mitchell
Ernest Hinds
Shenandoah
Pacific
Hinds
Hiram Bingham
A. S
Europe
Dope Upset by French Players
Paris reports the French tennis cup team leading Australia two to one at Forest Hills in elimination play. Max De Cugis, captain, received a cable urging France to keep up the effort and bring the cup home. Pierre Gillon praised the team for an upset showing including a surprise doubles win and Lacoste losing a match viewed as a gift.
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Max de Cugis
Forest Hills
Australia
Pierre Gillon
Lacoste
Italian aviator De Pinedo to resume Rome to Tokyo flight
Commander De Pinedo, the Italian aviator, plans to depart Manila on the next leg of his Rome to Tokyo journey Wednesday. A U S naval tender will be dispatched to the Batanes islands to aid him if needed during the leg.
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Macedonian Chiefs Killed in Fight Near Frontier
Two Macedonian leaders Urlic and Kar Kalasheff died in a clash at Kinetedl near the Jugo Alay frontier. The incident stems from ongoing tensions along the border and has prompted authorities to investigate.
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Urlic
Karkalasheff
Kinetedl
Jugo-Alayrontier
Race Won by Charles Myers Sets New Record
Charles Myers wins the race in a time of forty seconds and a fraction, setting a new performance mark for the event. The feat came after a tense stretch where Myers surged ahead to claim victory by a clear margin.
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Charles Myers
Seaplane PN-9 No. 1 Missing Cast Amid Ongoing Search
Honolulu reports grim search for Commander John Rogers and four crew members after their San Francisco to Honolulu flight ended in fuel shortage. Submarines, larger craft, and planes persist in the hunt as Langley takes charge and destroyers from Samoa near. Hopes rise and fall with reports of flares and debris but no confirmation.
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Samoa
Anthracite miners observe Labor Day amid wage talks
Philadelphia reports miners spending Labor Day as usual with coal production suspended. In Wilkes-Barre, union leaders including Thomas Kennedy planned to speak on issues in a new wage contract. Most towns observed the day quietly as negotiations continue.
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Wilkes-Barre
Thomas Nedy
United Mine Workers
Weather-affected National League schedule with delays
Rain disrupts today’s games Philadelphia at Brooklyn and Boston at New York with both postponed. Tomorrow features Pittsburgh and Detroit games, while washouts complicate the slate including Terka at Boston and other contests with rain likely. Names Keen Gonzales Gooch and Wells Doyle Basle appear in box notes.
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Brooklyn
Boston
New Nam
Youth Confesses To Girl's Murder
A Chicago AP report notes a youth admitting involvement in the murder of a girl. The text is mixed with weather and labor day observations across the eastern states, detailing high temperatures, rainfall, and heat impacts from Indianapolis to Texarkana with varied storm activity.
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Auto crash kills Nashville woman. uncle driving suffers minor injuries
Evelyn Burnett of Nashville died when a car driven by her uncle J A G Sloan of the Nashville club of the Southern association overturned on a curve. Patten, another passenger, was bruised.
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Evelyn Burnett
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Insane Son of New York Lawyer Kidnaps Girl and Kills Chauffeurs
Harrison Noel aged 18, son of a New York lawyer, confessed to kidnapping six year old Mary Daly near Montclair New Jersey and murdering Raymond Pierce a taxi driver. He was arraigned on the kidnapping and murder charges and held in bail as authorities piece together motive and details of the crime. The suspect led detectives to the body’s location on Preakness Mountain and to the sequence of killings during the ransom plot.
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Harrison Noe
New York
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Mary Daly
Argrove
Raymond Pierce
Noel
West Paterson
John Sandin
Essex County
Preakness Mountain
Little Palle
Harrison Noel
Raymond Pleres
Reebib
Short Line Set to Win Regional Championship
The meet at Overland Park saw the Short Line win the tennis cup and relays as the Union Pacific led track events with LA, U L close behind. Final results include horseshoes, tennis finals, and a banquet to cap the athletic day with awards presented by Union Pacific President Carl Gray.
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Dempsey Bout Foreseen Amid Air Fight Plans
San Francisco prepares for a distant air bout with Dempsey as fans anticipate a three round challenge. Bill Larue and a Cowboy will attempt a different strategy to best Dempsey while Lake City and Cello of Be are mentioned in scattered notes.
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Dempsey
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Bill Larue
Arner
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