Forest fires break anew in western Oregon
Western Oregon faced an alarmingly active fire week with new blazes, crews deployed, and casualties reported. J M McCubbins of Eugene died when a tree fell on firefighters near Mabie, with several others injured. The Eastern and Western Lumber Co executive James W Pawler died after tours of Molalla lines. A burn near Mount Angel left Mrs August Frank in critical condition as fires consumed hundreds of acres of timber near Cottage Grove and threatened government stands.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
J. M. McCubbins
Eugene
Mabie
John Kinman
J. B. Casterline
J Cc. Kramer
Alvin Peoples
Kinman
Casterline
Kramer
Peoples
James W. Pawler
Eastern and Western Lumber Company
Kert Giseese
Molalla
August Frank
Mount Angil
Cottage Grove
John D. Rutherie
District Forest Service
Washington
Chicago Named Likely Site for National Grain Office
The Chicago Tribune reports that Chicago is likely to host the national grain cooperative office for about 840 000 farmers. A 16-member farm cooperative committee will meet to set up a stabilizing agency between farmers and the Farm Board to secure financing. Ohio Farm Bureau notes wool growers plan to organize next month under the new farm law, similar to grain farmers.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Farmers’ National Plain Corporation
Radve
Farmere Cooperative
Farm Board
Emaller
Cou
Fribune Ste Aibune
Ohio Farm Bureau
Pew Farm
Mabel Willebrandt's Successor Not Yet Named
Former assistant attorney general Mabel Walker Willebrandt met with the President and White House officials but would not disclose the nature of the discussions. Her heir, however, recalled that the successor has not yet been named, with several names mentioned.
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Washington
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Brandt
White Howe
Willebrandt
Wife of mayor dies after mastoiditis operation
Sept 13 report from Broad Street hospital states Mra sa, wife of the mayor, underwent an emergency operation for mastoiditis after two days of ear pain. Medical staff advised the procedure as imperative and she remained in hospital today.
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Mrasa
Broad Street Hospital
Pocatello Masons Elect Officers at Three Day Idaho Meet
Twin Falls chosen as the Septembers meeting site after a three day Masonry convention in Nampa. About 186 Masons from 57 lodges attended with officers installed including Grand Master Frank Munford Caldwell and Deputy Grand Master Jay Eldridge Moscow.
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Nampa
Twin Falls
Piace
Septembber
Jerusalem
Grand Lodge
Fred G Mock
Frank D Munford
Caldwell
Jay Glover Eldridge Moscow
Percy Jones
Blackfom
Albert R. Haneweck
Bt Maries
Arch Cunningham
Robert K. Dillingham
Filer
Hobart C. Beamer
Hailey Sen
Albert E White
Payette
Robert N. Malloy
Louis R. Scott
Moscow
George 8. Sloan
Pocatello
William A Minick Twin Palls
Tyler
John T. Wood
Louis R Scott
Boise
Albert W. Stone Gooding
Wiliam H. Thompson
Burley
Steve T Collins
Jay R Mason
Idaho Palis
Iran Robson
Kelloge
Ralph Defenbach
Lewiston
Midwives Charged With Poisoning In Budapest District
In Sai nok district authorities ordered exhumations of infants who died over several years after investigations from Nagyrey confirmed that 50 adults and many children were poisoned with the aid of midwives.
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Budapest
Hungary
Sainok
Nagyrey
Death of American sculptor Edmond T Quinn announced
New York report says Edmond T Quinn died suddenly last Monday at age about 80. His wife announced the death and a body recovered yesterday from New York harbor near Governors Island was identified as Mr Quinn by his wife, a friend acting as authority for the statement.
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New York
Edmond T Quinn
New York Harbor
Governors Bend
Mrex Quinn
Publicity Chief Praises Newspapers as Information Medium
Keith Clevenger of the American Gas Association told the Pacific Coast Gas Association annual convention that newspaper advertising surpasses other media for informing the public. He urged continued editorial honesty and impartial news service for newspapers to remain the most effective advertising medium for American business.
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del Monte
Cnl
Keith Clevenger
American Gas Association
Pacific Coast Gas Association
Clevenger
Bo Long
Enraged spouse fatally shoots rival then wounds self
James Smith aged 38 shoots and kills a woman during a heated divorce dispute at a local home. He then wounds himself before authorities arrive, according to early morning reports.
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James Smith
Rimeseif
Printers push for five day week at union convention
The International Typographical Union backed a five day work week at its annual convention in Seattle. Delegates voted to present a proposal to the American Newspaper Publishers Association and issue a statement urging journeymen and apprentices to support the plan. Local unions nationwide were urged to form five day week committees for education and outreach. The convention then named Houston, Texas, as next year’s meeting city.
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Seattle
Nternational Typographical Union
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Ihe
United States
Canada
Houston
Texas
Pioneer Hearings Open Over San Juan River Rights
Denver hearing before Special Master Charles Warren pits federal Ute river rights against Utah claims. Two score elderly pioneers from Colorado New Mexico and Utah testify on river usage as navigability and mineral huts. witnesses describe boats placer camps and rock shelters along the San Juan Green and Colorado rivers.
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Denver
San Juan Basin
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
United States
San Juan
Green
Charles Warren
United States Supreme Court
L Raplee
Uteh
Gan Juan
J. Walker Kirkland
N. M
Co. C. Bowen
Me Hat
John Bell
Durango
Cols
Alvert Blake
Farmington
George
Bhiprock
John Butler
Eight Labor Leaders jailed after arms found in homes
Charlotte reports eight labor leaders jailed as police found arms and ammunition in their residences during searches tied to unrest. Fourteen suspects including Gastonia officials and textile superintendents face charges related to mob activities and the slaying of Gastonia Police Chief Aderholt, with a mistrial over a juror’s sudden insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
Gastonia
C. M. Leili
Ben Wells
Aulter
National Textile Workers Union
C. D Saylor
O F. Aderholt
Pakker F-32 Makes Historic Test Flight at Hasbrouck Heights
The Pakker F-22 is tested with ten passengers at Hasbrouck Heights New Jersey on September 13. The F-32 designed by Anthony H Fokker carries up to 30 daytime passengers and can convert to an air pullman with 16 berths for night flying.
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Hasbrouck Heights
N_ J
America
Harry Johnson
Army Engineer Test Branch
Wrightfield
Anthony H . Fokker
Dictator calls for national tribute to 1923 coup
Madrid reports that General Primo de Rivera urged Spaniards to observe the seventh anniversary of the 1923 military coup with solemn reverence. He described the event as transcendental and asked all well meaning citizens to attend with pure, noble spirit as the new constitution drafts near promulgation and broad support is sought.
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Madrid
Ceneral Primo de Rivers
Spain
Auxiliary Reservoir Plans for Twin Springs on Boise River
Settlers on the Boise River project seek approval for an auxiliary reservoir at Twin Springs to store 170 000 acre feet, about three fifths of Arrowrock’s current capacity. Plans have been sent to the Denver reclamation office for review as erosion and late spring runs-off reduce stored water and trim supplies for this year.
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Boise
Arrowrock
Boise River
Twin Springs
Middle Fork
Department of Reclamation
Denver
Government Aid to Fight Cancer Senate Hearing
Letters from medical authorities presented to the Senate Commerce Committee outline a plan for government aid in cancer research. They urge more funding for existing institutes and earlier diagnosis, and propose a cancer institute modeled on European programs. Dr J M Wainwright of Scranton supports expanding support to current institutes and a multi-pronged approach.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Jones
Senate
Harris
Georgis
Europe
J. M. Wainwright
Scranton
Europe and Britain push world tariff conference
In Geneva in 1344 Britain and France advanced a joint plan to convene a world conference on lowering tariff barriers. They urged negotiations among League members and non members to establish the first collective agreement to reduce trade hindrances and promote economic relations. They also urged no new or increased protective tariffs for two years.
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Geneva
Great Britain
France
Briand
United States of Europe
Economic Committee
The
League of Nations
League
England
Pirates Giants season finale washed out by rain
Rain canceled the final Pirates Giants game of the season. The teams will not meet again this year. Brooklyn and Cincinnati posted separate results while Philadelphia and Chicago figures battled with late innings.
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Direst
Gane
Boston Mo
Louis
Brandt
Leggett Prankhouse
Wilson Pittsrurch
Pirates
Giants
Mrs. Pantages Defense Says Untoxic Evidence Supports Case
In Los Angeles the defense for Lois Pantages, charged with second degree murder in a crash that killed Juro Rokumoto, argues an intervening operation could have caused the death, contending she was not intoxicated. Defense attorneys Max Stuer, W J Gubert, and Joseph Ford presented four major witnesses as prosecutors question intoxication claims.
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Los Angeles
Lois Pantages
Alexander Pantages
Juro Rokumoto
Rokumoto
Max Stuer
New York
W. J Gubert
Joseph Ford
Los Angles
Pantages
Bertha Jacobs
John Costerno
Edna Taylor
Hollywood
C. A. McDonald
Steno Proved an Easy Dupe for Waggoner
Denver reports Frances Carlson, 18, a Bank of Telluride stenographer, confessed she unwittingly sent two faked telegrams used by C D Waggoner to defraud New York banks of 500000. She provided a signed statement and a practice sheet showing dictated messages to be copied and sent from Denver.
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Denver
E. B. Averill
Frances Carlson
Bank of Telluride
C. D. Waggoner
New York
Miss Carlson
Averill
Clarence E. Downtain
Downtain
Waggoner
Bankers Desk
Telluride
Airplane Crashes Into Radio Tower Near Atlanta
An airmail plane traveling from New York to Atlanta crashed into a radio tower at Fort McPherson in fog early today. Pilot Sid Molioy of Columbus, Mississippi, was fatally injured and died at Fort McPherson Hospital after soldiers pulled him from the wreckage.
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Atlanta
New York
Fort McPherson
Sid Molioy
Columbus
Miss
Fort Mc-Pherson
MRS CALVIN DIVORCEE WINS LICENSE TO REMARRY IN RENO
Mrs Jane Elisabeth Hoge Calvin divorcee of Merbert H Calvin, former rail executive, secured a Reno license to wed Elmer O Marcideen right after the divorce decree. She and Harvideen gave Reno addresses. he said 34, she would not disclose age. The couple faces an ongoing dispute over cruelty and indifference as records show.
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Reno
Merbert Howard Calvin
R. E. Calvin
Southern Pacific Company
Union Pacific Railroads
Jane Elisabeth Hoge Calvin
Elmer O. Marcideen
Myre Calvin
Haroldeen
Harvideen
Calvin
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Associated Press
William B. Shearer
Department of Justice
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Hale
Mable
Separta
Mabel
Masonic
Sloan
Orator
Collins
Idaho
Americas
Wailah
Berg Ehime
Grove
Cochrane
St. Louis
Brooklye
Cincinnati
Moses
Deberry
Kolp
Ash Sud Suteforth
Philadelphia
Chicago A
Riwit
Coilins
Davis Blakes
Carlson and
Taylor
Smedley D. Butler
Public Safety
Pennsylvania
Steno
Colo
Delos Waggoner
Amelia Jones
Lamar
Hey
Des Moines
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