Objections Mount to Coal Code and Price Controls
Washington reports new hurdles for the coal code as Hugh S. Johnson faces protests from Alabama operators and other groups. Objections include a challenge to a $3 daily wage and a retail code that could force prices 10 percent over cost, delaying a Tuesday hearing. Labor disputes also complicate recovery efforts with silk mill and streetcar issues in New Jersey and Cleveland.
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Washington
Recovery Administration
Hugh S. Johnson
Consumers’ Advisory Board
National Labor Board
New Jersey
Cleveland
Johnson
Alabama
Nudist Group Leader Faces Indecent Exposure Charge
Allegan Michigan September 9 A nudist colony near town tied to a spy accusation as Fred C Ring and his wife faced court for indecent exposure. Prosecutors dropped the original multiple charges and issued new warrants naming the Rings. Ring bond was set at 100 dollars while Mrs Ring was released on her own recognizance.
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Allegan
Mich
Fred C. Ring
Justice Court
Welborne S. Luna
Ring
Sun Sports League
Mary Angier
Chicago
Prohis Allowed to Aid Reporters Under New Order
Attorney General Cummings issued a directive permitting prohibition investigators in charge of field offices to provide local newspapers with pertinent facts about their activities. The move clarifies that the prior order was misinterpreted as a blanket ban on all information.
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Washington
Cummings
Giant owl fights turkey yard in Beaverton victory
Beaverton resident Roy Taylor reported a 53 inch wing tip to wing tip owl measuring 19 inches high killed a turkey in his yard in Portland area. The owl was shot following the encounter as authorities described the event.
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Portland
Ore
Roy Taylor
Beaverton
Taylor
Aylor
Ranger Seeks to Dispose of Bear at Yosemite Park
Yosemite National Park ranger Bill Reymann offers bears for relocation or transportation costs. He notes a 50 percent rise in bear numbers over eight years and has already received one offer from San Bernardino for a whole bear family.
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Yosemite National Park
Cal
Bill Reymann
San Bernardino
Idaho men held in 1928 murder case in Tennessee
Two men, William Burgess and W H Wilder, are jailed in Crossville charged with the murder of James Copeland, 18, of Canton Ohio, whose skeleton was found in a Warren field after a tip from Wilder’s stepdaughter. Resting without bond, the suspects confessed to the killing but blamed each other. the girl, 19, is a material witness.
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Crossville
Tenn
James Copeland
Canton
Ohio
Bond
William Burgess
Castleford
Idaho
W. H. Wilder
Copeland
Winesap
Cumberland Mountains
Baxter Swicegood
Wilder
Burgess
Otto Warner
Swicegood
Swicagand
Tennessee
Twin Falls
Climbers Find Bodies of Men on Mount Jefferson
Portland workers on Labor Day tragedy on Mount Jefferson refute earlier avalanche theory. Don Burkhart reportedly sacrificed himself to save Davis McCamant and John Thomas as rock broke away, leaving all three dead. Bodies returned to Portland late tonight.
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Portland
Ore
Mount Jefferson
Don Burkhart
Davis McCamant
John Thomas
Burkhart
Haacke's Homer Delivers Salt Lake City Win
In Salt Lake City on September 9 the Red and White of Salt Lake City defeated the Gemmell club 2 to 1 as El Mer Haacke hit a ninth inning homer to clinch the victory. Payson also won, beating Draper by a slim margin to set up the championship game for the 1933 state amateur baseball bunting.
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Salt Lake City
Payson Club
Gemmell Club
Elmer Haacke
Payson
Draper
Sleep sickness advances in monkey studies in St Louis
In St Louis the 103rd victim in the current outbreak dies as researchers push toward reproducing the disease in monkeys. Dr Margaret G Smith of Washington University reports inclusion bodies in kidneys of victims, suggesting the virus. Scientists say they are no longer shooting in the dark as they inoculate monkeys with material from dying encephalitis victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Metropolitan Health Council
Margaret G. Smith
Washington University
Miss America 1933 Marion Bergeron Crowned in Atlantic City
Marion Bergeron a 16 year old Westhaven High School senior and Miss Connecticut was chosen Miss America 1933 from 30 interstate finalists by a seven member panel in Atlantic City New Jersey before about 10000 spectators. Blanche McDonald Miss California and Florence Mayer Miss New York State were runners up.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Marion Bergeron
Westhaven
Connecticut
Blanche McDonald
Hollywood
California
Florence Mayer
New York State
Rockaway, L. I
Elmer R. Bergeron
Florence Bergeron
Rain Persists Across Western States Amid Weather Shift
The Southwest low pressure lingers while a weakened Montana high moves eastward. By 6 p m rain persists in Denver and Cheyenne with unsettled conditions in Colorado and parts of Wyoming Montana and eastern Washington. Elsewhere the West sees fair weather and the middle states remain warmer with some Atlantic coast showers.
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Montana
Colorado
Wyoming
Washington
Denver
Cheyenne
Middle States
Atlantic
Woman Objects To Kiss Demand In Robbery
In Chicago a robber rifled Miss Gladys Raymond’s purse and removed a $250 diamond ring after a pistol threat. When he demanded a kiss, she slapped him, responding with defiant resistance.
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Chicago
Gladys Raymond
Ross Says Idaho Not to Buy Fords
Governor C Ben Ross in Boise declares Idaho will stop buying Henry Ford cars if Ford does not follow NRA cooperative code. He says both state and private citizens should avoid Ford products until wage hour codes and industry codes are observed, acknowledging hardship for local dealers.
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Boise
C. Ben Ross
Henry Ford
NRA
Ford
Idaho Coyotes Facing Death Next Winter
In eastern Idaho near Hamer hunters plan annual winter roundup of coyotes. Reports say 60 plus coyotes were killed last winter by riders using lariats, with roundups possible when 10 to 20 inches of snow blankets the plains. Pelts fetch up to $20 historically, about $3 recently, while coyotes are blamed for livestock losses.
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Boise
Hamer
Idaho
Sage Brush
Three Men Crack Five Idaho Safes
Three unidentified men burglarized five safes in Emmett Idaho early today. They shot at a man who tried to intervene injuring deputy Grenther, then fled in an automobile. Alva Phillips sustained a leg wound but aided investigators. Loot totaled 191.50 dollars a rifle and checks.
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Emmett
Idaho
Alva Phillips
Phillips Garage
M. L. Grenther
Phillips
Navy plans long non stop sea plane flight six or twelve giant boats
The navy considers a 3000 mile non stop mass formation sea plane flight from Panama Canal toward San Diego. Six to twelve giant flying boats would fly the distance, following a record Norfolk to Coco Solo hop. Some officers suggest these planes could honor a Balbo visit to Rome.
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Washington
Navy Department
Panama Canal Zone
San Diego
Cal
Norfolk
Coco Solo
Canal Zone
Italo Balbo
Italy
William H. Standley
Rome
Standley
United States
Balbo
Navy
Jtob
Fiend Sought in Slaying of Margaret McCarthy
Cambridge MassSeptember 9 Described by District Attorney Warren Bishop as the most fiendish crime yet known the slaying of ten year old Margaret McCarthy has ignited a full scale manhunt for her killer. The child found strangled with a head wound near the Harvard Divinity School with no evidence of criminal assault. Police surveil three men known to harass children while neighbors and friends conducted a long night search after she disappeared while visiting a shoemaker near home.
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Cambridge
Mass
Warren Bishop
Margaret McCarthy
John McCarthy
Somerville
Harvard Divinity School
Margaret
Desperado Harvey Bailey Reads Bible in Oklahoma Jail
Harvey Bailey, jailed on the Charles F. Urschel kidnapping case, was allowed only the Bible to read while in the Oklahoma City jail. Attorneys said it is the sole reading material permitted. the Bible came from a woman at Leavenworth Kansas. Jailer Fred Smith approved its distribution after careful examination.
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Oklahoma City
Harvey Bailey
Southwestern Desperado
Charles F. Urschel
Leavenworth
Kans
Fred Smith
Idaho Voters Cut Back Ten Days on Prohibition Question
Idaho faces ten-day countdown to a repeal election amid a split forecast. Prohibitionist leaders insist a statewide vote would favor dry measures, while wets cite uncertain turnout and warn of unsafe highways from drunken drivers. Representative Coffin travels the state arguing repeal has shifted liquor profits to crime rather than federal revenue.
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Boise
Idaho
Drys
Harry Kessler
Federal Treasury
Silver Coin Plan Pitches Fast Recovery Stimulus
Nevada Senator Key Pittman said President Roosevelt weighs an executive silver plan to set coins at 1.19 per ounce by minting bullion from U S producers. He estimated 30 million dollars yearly for 24 million ounces, claiming it would spur western mining jobs in an emergency recovery move.
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Roosevelt
Reno
Nev
Key Pittman
Nevada
Pittman
West
United States
Peru
Senator Pittman
Congress
Idaho Supreme Court to Open Fall Session Monday
The Idaho Supreme Court will hear criminal cases and a gasoline tax test case as it opens its fall session Monday in district court rooms at the courthouse. Cases include John Bigley appealing a robbery conviction tied to the Hazelton State bank raid, and Frank Allen with Claude Beasley in a second degree burglary case involving barn lumber in Bingham county. C. C. Olsen faces a grand larceny appeal for moving mortgaged property across the Hansen bridge along the Twin Falls Jerome county line.
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Idaho Supreme Court
Court House
John Bigley
Hazelton State Bank
Hugh Coppinger
State
Bigley
Coppinger
Frank Allen
Claude Beasley
Bingham County
C. C. Olsen
Hansen Bridge
Twin Falls
Jerome
Evangelist Billy Sunday Hovers At Son’s Hospital Bed
William A. Sunday arrived in San Francisco after canceling a Portland revival to stay with his son, George M. Sunday, who is hospitalized with severe fractures from a 75 foot fall. Doctors expect recovery, and his wife Mauryne Heichard reported a recent nervous breakdown.
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San Francisco
William A
Billy
Portland
Ore
George M. Sunday
George Sunday
Mauryne Heichard
Hollywood
English noble on transcontinental motor trip stops in Kansas City
Lord Pelham Earl of Chichester 21 year old attache to the British embassy in Washington identifies as impoverished nobility. He stopped in Kansas City en route to San Francisco aboard a collegiate model motor car during a cross country journey.
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Kansas City
England
Lord Pelham
Earl of Chichester
Sussex
San Francisco
Washington
Polish airmen arrive safely after long balloon voyage
Polish balloonists Captain Francizek Hynek and Lieutenant Znigniew Burzynski reached Rivière-à-Pierre Quebec after starting from Chicago in the James Gordon Bennett balloon race. They landed in a forest, endured fatigue and hunger, and were aided by railroad workers before planning balloon recovery. Another balloon piloted by Ward T. Van Orman remains unreported.
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Riviere A Pierre
Quebec
Francizek Hynek
Znigniew Burzynski
Chicago
James Gordon Bennett
Lemieux
Chicoutimi
Pastor cites NEA findings on youth conduct amid liquor debate
Reverend Frank Carlson of the Congregational church cites National Educational Association findings reported by the New York Herald Tribune on February 27 1930. He notes the NEA says high school students show more self direction and school loyalty since 1917 while drinking problems are down though theft and sex delinquency rise. educators see conditions improving overall and caution against blaming youth immorality on alcohol legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carlson
Congregational Church
National Educational Association
Detroit
New York Herald-Tribune
Carlson
Michigan
Pocatello
Idaho Weather Outlook Shows Mild Unsettled Weekend
The Idaho forecast calls for felt and mild conditions on Sunday and a mild, unsettled pattern through Monday with light winds and scattered showers possible across Boise and Twin Falls.
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Idaho
Cuba moves to form new government with president restored
Four days after a revolution, Havana officials announce a new government plan and restoration of the presidential office. Horacio Ferrer says the junta may resign once a president is installed with input from opposition factions. U. S. ships reinforce Cuba with 30 vessels circling the island amid heightened tensions.
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Havana
Cuba
Horacio Ferrer
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Ferrer
de Cespedes
Sergio Carbo
Washington
Hampton Roads
Cuban
Woman shoots ship magnate in Santa Cruz garden
Francis Joseph Morgan Grace, son of ship magnate W R Grace, was shot and killed by Miss E W Wells, a former nurse, in the garden of Grace’s summer home on Beach Hill. Wells, discharged about a year ago, was disarmed by a cook and jailed for questioning as Grace’s wife rested indoors.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
Francis Joseph Morgan Grace
W. R. Grace
E. W. Wells
Grace Home
Grace
Beach Hill
Miss Wells
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills, Sept. 9. Will Rogers comments on U S actions in Cuba and the president changeover. He notes Marines loading on a boat to assist another country and mentions the secretary of the navy traveling abroad to inspect the fleet. He jokes that Cuba cares more about departures than a new president and speculates on Machado's era.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Cuba
Machado
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Solon
Supreme Court
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Ward T. van Orman
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U. S
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