European economic bloc to rival United States warned
Senator Borah of the foreign relations committee says a Europe wide economic combine is forming that could undermine the United States. He notes it includes all European powers and presses for public opinion actions and debt cancellation measures. Senator Harrison of Mississippi adds the matter should not affect private French assets in the U.S. until France funds its debt.
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Europe
United States
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations
Harrison Mississippi
Foreign Relations Committee
France
Prisoners Escape From Tacoma Federal Penitentiary
Two inmates broke out of the Mc Island federal prison, sawing bolts in their doors and using a stolen launch to reach Day Island. One prisoner was serving life for murder. the other 26 years for a mail robbery. Wesley Ogleston and Henry B. Holt were the escapees, both transferred from Leavenworth earlier.
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Mcisland
Day Island
Wesley Ogleston
Parlace
Ted States Army
Henry B. Hol
Marquette
Leavenworth
Kan
White Sox top Senators in first game of doubleheader
The White Sox beat the Senators 6 to 5 to extend Washington’s woes as Chicago took a 6 5 victory in the opening game of today's doubleheader.
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White Sox
Senators
Lois Delander Crowned Miss America of 1927 in Atlantic City
Lois Delander of Joliet wins the Miss America title in Atlantic City after a field of 72 from 37 states. Miss Moselle Ransom places second. Miss Norma Small, last year's queen, crowned as Miss America. The pageant drew about 15 000 spectators as Delander receives crown beside Eddie Dowling.
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Lois Delander Jollet
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Clinois
Norma Small
Tulsa
Okla
Pallas
Moselle Ransom
Dallas
Tex
Nep
Eddie Dowling
Americans Lead Amazon Quest for White Indians Ivory Coast?
An expedition led by Dr. Herbert S. Dickey, his wife, and Harold Nolte sails from Norfolk to Para Brazil seeking a rumored tribe of white Indians near the Amazon headwaters and traces of a stone age people. The team plans a yearlong jungle search via Amazon steamers Canoes and the Orinoco to the Caribbean.
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Herbert S. Dickey
Royal Geographical Society of London
Harold Nolte
Explorers Club of New York
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Wrange
Dickey
South America
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Caribbean Sea
Venezuela
Leviathan A E F to Carry 27000 Homebound Doughboys
The steamship Leviathan sails for France with about 27000 Second A E F men, part of a 47000 strong Paris Legion convention contingent. Secretary Davis calls the veterans ambassadors of good will as Pershing says he has faith in their conduct. A war film titled America Goes to War is shown at a bon voyage dinner aboard.
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Paris
France
Navy
Los Angeles
Ambrose Channel
John J. Pershing
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Leviathan
Europe
Davis
America
United States
Amateur pitcher Edward Stagg injures arm in delivery
Fairmont West Virginia September 10 Edward Stagg an amateur pitcher fractured his arm just above the elbow while delivering a pitch. He reportedly threw with such force that the ball ricocheted and caused the break as a bystander held a bearing on the play.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Edward Stagg
Copeland Requests More Time In Murder Case
Boise September 10 AP Paul Copeland a Ada county rancher requested more time to obtain counsel delaying his preliminary hearing on a first degree murder charge in the death of Frank Starr Starr a bachelor last seen April 23 body found August 18 Copeland confessed to shooting Starr three times after an argument over Copeland s girlfriend He was arrested in St Louis and brought back here last week
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Paul Copeland
Prank Starr
Boise Valley
Copeland
Starr
Ada
Cpeland
St. Louis
Coolidge Sees Western Crops On Presidential Train
President Coolidge travels from South Dakota through Minnesota on a special train headed to the White House. He observes ripened grain and tasseled corn signaling a likely harvest boom as he crosses the Mississippi into Wisconsin and plans a stop in Madison at night.
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Black Hillis
Minnesota
Mississippi River
Wisconsin
Athletics Rally To Beat Detroit 6 4 In Third Game
In Philadelphia the Athletics rallied to a 6 4 victory over Detroit after trailing six innings with Jack Quinn pitching. The win marks a strong turnaround as Detroit led early on September 10 in the wire service update.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Detroit
Jack Quinn
Carry Over Water Supply For Next Season In Idaho
Idaho water master G Clyde Baldwin reports a carry-over of 1.9 to 2.0 million acre feet in Twin Falls reservoir Jackson Lake and Lake Walcott. This carry-over ensures supplies for next year despite potential dry winter conditions. As in past dry years irrigation extends to November to build soil moisture, with current holdings totaling 2,052,750 acre feet across reservoirs and American Falls 1,406,370 acre feet Jackson Lake 547,340 acre feet and Lake Walcott 99,040 acre feet.
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Boise
G. Clyde Baldwin
Idaho
Snake River
Twin Falls
Jackson Lake
Lake Walcott
American Falls
Movie Outfits At War For Utah Picture Location
Armed film company clashes erupt over Inspiration Point near Cedar City as Edwin Carewe and Rogell studios contest location rights. Sheriff supports Rogell while Carewe threatens to seize the spot, with production at a standstill and potential for further violence. Dolores Del Rio leads the Carewe side as tensions heighten between rival crews at the hotel.
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Cedar City
Hollywood
Inspiration Point
Cedar Breaks
Edwin Carewe
Albert Rogell
Carewe
Rogell
Rogell Company
Carewe Company
J. T. Leigh
Iron County
George H. Dern
Dolores del Rio
President Coolidge Speaks at Lincoln Memorial Library Dedication
President Calvin Coolidge attended the dedication of the Lincoln Memorial Library at South Dakota State College delivering a speech focused on education and Lincoln's role in moral culture. He received an honorary Doctor of Science degree and was flanked by South Dakota Senators Norbeck and McMaster and Representatives Johnson Williamson and Christopherson on the platform.
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South Dakota
Coolidge
Lincoln Memorial
Brookings
S. D
South Dakota State College
Washington
Charles W. Pugsley
Norbeck
McMaster
Johnson, Williamson and
Christopherson
Agricultural College
Abraham Lincoln
Mr. Coolidge
Auto Death Toll At High Figure In Eight Years
Chicago reports that road deaths in the United States over the past eight years exceed wartime losses. The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce tallies 127 017 total deaths, 120 050 among American war forces, with 3 500 000 injuries. Children under 15 form 26 percent of fatalities and injuries as totals rise.
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Chicago
United States
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Murder charge ties Mexican officials to train killing
A Mazatlan dispatch says the mayor of Husjicor Nayarit and several municipal officials have been arrested in connection with the death of Florence M Anderson Los Angeles teacher. She died from bullet wounds after bandits attacked the train from Mexico City to Nogales Sonora about three weeks ago. Prisoners charged with direct participation in the fatal attack. Arrest followed General Escalona's investigation into bandit activity linked to Fl Hillaco, the train raid leader.
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Ariz
Herald
Mazatlan
Husjicor
Nayarit
Mexico
Florence M. Anderson
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Sonora
Mazetlan
Escalona
Fl Hillaco
Chicago and Washington game results noted in scores
In the American League doubleheader Chicago beat Washington 6 to 1 after a 4 0 0 0 1 1. Philadelphia triumphed over Pittsburgh 8 to 1 with Ulrich Decatur and Wilson Kremer Smith on the batteries. Cincinnati postponed Boston at Cincinnati due to wet grounds.
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R. H. E. Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Ulrich
Decatur
Wilson
Kremer
Smith
Cincinnati
Boston
Oxygen Tank Fighter Plans Record Flight Rescue
Lieutenant Carleton Champion climbed to an altitude 47 000 feet or higher in a crash landing ordeal. He worked to perfect an oxygen tank enabling aviators to breathe in thin air. An oxygen tube was knocked from his mouth and he lost consciousness but recovered to fight away flames and save a damaged barograph during a remarkable landing described as exceptionally fine by the Navy department.
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Washington
Leutenant Carleton
Pliet
Navy Department
Briand Seeks Unbroken Franco German Peace Prosp in League Speech
In Geneva Briand lauds Stresemann in a League of Nations address. He emphasizes ongoing Franco German reconciliation, calls for disarmament, praises the league’s humanitarian work, and urges peace through arbitration and strengthened judicial dispute settlement.
Indiana governor, mayor indicted in bribery scandal
From a prison cell where ex Klansman D Stephenson serves a murder sentence the grand jury leveled indictments against Governor Ed Jackson Mayor John L Duvall Marion County Republican chair George W Coffin and former attorney Robert I Marsh In a broad bribery plot they are charged with offering ex Governor Warren McCray ten thousand dollars and immunity to name a prosecutor McCray’s name appears in the charges as authorities recount attempts to intimidate him and influence parole proceedings.
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Ed Jackson
John L. Duvall
George W. Coffin
Marion County
Indianapolis
Republican Committee
Robert I Marsh
D © Stephenson
Michigan City
Jackson
Coffin
Marsh
Duvall
Indiana
Warren T. McCray
McCray
Stephenson
James E. McDoneld
Grand Jury
Hip Sing Tong All Friendly Says Official
Boise on September 10 reports Hip Sings in annual session saying they seek no trouble with other tongs. Wong Ding, president, notes a treaty signed years ago and urges members to be good while avoiding further questions about truce details. He adds a downtrodden view of Chinese youths and defers further comment for ten days.
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Boise
Hip Bing Tong
Hip Sings
Tongs
On Leongs
Hop Sings
Wong Ding
Hip Sing
Hip Sing Tong
France Wins Davis Cup At Germantown Club
France defeated the United States to win the Davis Cup for the first time at Germantown Cricket Club in Philadelphia on September 19, according to AP reports.
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Germantown Cricket Club
Philadelphia
France
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