U S backed Chinese aviation school revealed in Senate probe
Senate munitions committee testimony shows the Commerce Department aided in recruiting and forming a military air school for Canton China. The process was kept confidential to avoid concerns from another Oriental power. The record cites United Aircraft officials and ties to the navy bureau of aeronautics.
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Washington
United States Department of Commerce
Canton
China
Senate Munitions Committee
United Aircraft
F. H. Love
S. A. McClellan
Love
P. G. Johnson
United Aircraft and Transport Company
Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Company
United Export
Bolivia
Paraguay
Pratt and Whitney
Navy Department Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy Department
Aircraft
United Aircraft Corporation
Constitutional Anniversary Triggers Wave of State Amendments
The 147th anniversary of the Constitution prompts 84 proposed amendments across 18 states with talks of complete revisions in Illinois, Tennessee, and North Carolina. Maine passes prohibition repeal and supports a $2,000,000 state building bond and higher borrowing. Texas leads with eight amendments, mostly tax related, while California debates a $24,000,000 unemployment relief bond.
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Illinois
Tennessee
North Carolina
Maine
Idaho
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Wyoming
New York
Texas
California
McCormick Attacks Jury Trials Taxation Rights
Col. Robert R. McCormick, publisher of the Chicago Tribune, charged in a Philadelphia address that the rights of trial by jury, taxation by Congress, and freedom are under challenge. The remarks highlight disputes over constitutional protections and legislative authority.
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Philadelphia
Robert R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
Congress
Salt Lake Police Seek Burglar At Golf Club
Police search for a robber who bound Mike Sparo, Bonneville Golf Club watchman, tied him, and escaped with 40 dollars from the clubhouse cash register after prying the safe. An approaching golfer interrupted the theft and the intruder fled.
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Salt Lake City
Mike Sparo
Bonneville Golf Club
Sparo
Columbus safety chief fights slot machines raid
George ordered liquor licenses canceled for establishments displaying slot machines. Major W S Pealer, Columbus safety director, saw some good in the machines as he helped police destroy 78 confiscated devices with axes. He said it gave exercise and reduced nickel and quarter piles.
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Columbus
Ae 17
Ap) Mae
George
W. 8. Pealer
Steward Tells of Ship's Fire on Morro Castle
Witnesses describe escape in lifeboat No. 1 as chief engineer allegedly ordered it lowered. Tests in Washington detail crew actions including use of inflammable polishes and the rapid spread of flames aboard the Morro Castle off New Jersey.
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Washington
William F. Warms
Morro Castle
New Jersey
Steamboat Inspection Service
Ward Line
New York
Federal Board of
Richard Kopf
Brooklyn
Kopf
Eben
Abbott
James Pond
Filipinos Shot by Police at Manila Cigar Factory
In Manila three striking cigar workers were killed by police when they stormed the La Minerva factory. A crowd of several hundred fought with officers, nineteen people were injured, and one woman among them. The deaths mark the first major strike fatalities in Philippine history.
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Manila
P. I
la Minerva
Philippine Constabulary
Frank Murphy
Today’s Major League Scores and Weather Impacts
Postponements due to wet grounds affect Chicago at Philadelphia Cincinnati at New York and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn with two games in doubleheaders planned for Wednesday. National games see Boston at St Louis and New York at Detroit with varied scoring and weather-driven notes.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
West Grounds
Local woman bitten by spider in Pocatello
Mrs. Lynn Richardson of 1465 South Fifth is recovering from a black widow bite after a painful episode described as dangerous on Thursday. A local physician notes this is the first recorded spider bite case in Pocatello.
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Lynn Richardson
South Fifth
Pocatello
Filer Youth Gessford Abel Dies in Auto Crash
Gessford Abel a 19 year old Filer high school senior died after a Saturday crash in Twin Falls. He was riding with two friends when their car collided with a truck loaded with poles. Abel was known for Future Farmers of America prizes including livestock and crops. He was the son of Mr and Mrs K D Abel of Filer. He died in a local hospital yesterday afternoon from internal and other injuries.
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Twin Falls
Gessford Abel
Filer
Farmers of America
Young Abel
K. D. Abel
States set for primaries across parties
Washington AP dispatch notes five states still in primary races for senate and house while party chiefs plan field campaigns after October 1. Republicans seek to intensify efforts after Maine result. six of 34 senate seats and 28 house seats in play. Wisconsin votes tomorrow for senate, ten house seats and governor. Massachusetts primaries set nominations for senate and house, Walsh likely to return. New Mexico conventions Sept 24 for two senate seats, one house seat, and governorship. Utah weather: generally fair tonight and Tuesday with little temp change.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Maine
Wisconsin
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
Massachusetts
David I. Walsh
New Mexico
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune on Yacht Race Confusion
Letter from Will Rogers questions conflicting reports about a Saturday yacht race. He mentions alleged interference by cruisers or Roosevelt, notes claims of professionalism of the rival crew, and asks for full details to be sent to the league of nations for clarification.
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London
Roosevelt
League of Nations
Killer Kaminski Breaks Jail Again in Hampden County
Alexander Kaminski of New Britain Conn killer of a jail guard during an escape last October and later convict in Florida escaped Hampden county jail today. A guard watched outside his cell when prisoners cried alarm and Kaminski vanished through a kitchen window after filing a window bar. He fled the jail wall as officers alerted statewide authorities.
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Springfield
Mass
Alexander Kaminski
New Britain
Conn
Florida
Hampden County
Kaminski
State
Paul Wargo
Wallingford
Dionne Babies Regain Weight in Ontario Update
Dionne quintuplets in Callander Ontario show temperature returning to normal and three of the babies gain weight. Dr. A R Dafoe reports improvement though persistent intestinal toxemia remains, noting progress under care.
Beet Sugar Allotments Face AAA Hearing Difficulties
Washington reports potential issues for the farm administration as 1935 beet sugar allotments are set. At a AAA hearing on 1934 factory allocations John Dalton, sugar section chief, led discussion with four beet sugar firms seeking higher allotments. Three other firms said they would protest any allocation not including them.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Sugar
John Dalton
AAA
Gun Battle in Cruces Kills One, Wounds Fourteen
One person dies and fourteen are wounded in a gun battle between rival political factions in Cruces Cuba last night near Santa Clara. The clash occurred in the village, with local authorities investigating the incident and urging calm.
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Santa Clara
Cuba
Cruces
Russia enters League amid broad criticism at Geneva
At the League of Nations assembly in Geneva on September 17, five nations including Portugal and Argentina attacked Russia while France defended its candidacy. Louis Barthou urged Russia's admission as essential to world peace, noting Russia's pledge to honor international obligations. The committee, representing 48 nations, backed Russia 38 to 3 with seven abstentions, signaling probable election in the assembly after broader support.
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Geneva
Five Nations
France
League of Nations Assembly
Russia
League
Portugal
Switzerland
Belgium
Argentina
Netherlands
Louis Barthou
Lenin
Barthou
British vessel Endeavour wins second America’s Cup race
T O M Sopwith's British yacht Endeavour defeats Harold Vanderbilt's Rainbow off Newport by 2 minutes 0.4 seconds on a 30 mile windward leeward course. Rainbow's spinnaker split near finish and Endeavour benefited from a perforated Annie Oakley sail in late breeze. Time 3 43 44 for Endeavour. Rainbow 2 40 53.
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U.S. C. G. Cutterargo
Newport
T. O. M. Sopwith
Endeavour
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Sir Thomas Lipton
Rainbow
Annie Oakley
Utah Man Named New PWA Engineer
Salt Lake City Sept 17 Roy C Hardman previously acting state engineer inspector for the Public Works Administration has been named state engineer inspector for the PWA in this district His duties now extend to Wyoming Colorado Montana Idaho in addition to Utah.
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Salt Lake City
Roy C. Hardman
Public Works Administration
PWA
Mr. Hardman
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Appointment of Parley Rigby as Acting Postmaster
Washington announces the appointment of Parley Rigby of Idaho Falls Idaho as acting postmaster. The notice, dated Sept 17, cites the Post Offices Department action and identifies Idaho Falls as the assigned locality.
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Washington
Post Offices Department Today
Parley Rigby
Idaho Falls
Ida
New FERA Boss Awaits Duties In Idaho
P C Meredith of Buhl prepares to assume charge of Idaho FERA operations succeeding E P Horsfal of Pocatello as state relief commission removes him after disputes over agency staffing. Meredith, brother of F C Meredith a former Wilson era agriculture secretary, has long managed land holdings near Buhl and acted as RFC farm property appraiser.
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Boise
P. C. Meredith
Buhl
Idaho
FERA
E. P. Horsfal
Pocatello
State
Horsfal
Roy C. Lane
Lapwal
State Relief Administration
Cegvevang
Meredith
F. C. Meredith
Wilson
RFC
Pair tells of year old highway romance and elopement plan
Dan McCafferty and Virginia Gates McCafferty disclose a year old romance sparked at a rodeo dance in Pinedale. They left Boise for California by train aiming to settle later in the Imperial Valley, while McCafferty questions a boxing career and both stay reticent on the missing period.
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Boise
Dan McCafferty
Virginia Gates McCafferty
Thomas Gates
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Pinedale
McCafferty
Pinedale Dude Ranch
Pennsylvania
California
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Los Angeles
el Centro
Imperial Valley
Ultimatum Delivered by Textile Strike Chief Gorman
Francis J. Gorman, head of the textile strike committee, warned that if settlements are not reached this week all divisions would strike. He urged a AFL convention resolution demanding Hugh S. Johnson's resignation as NRA head, saying labor distrusts his rulings. About 100000 workers would be affected across dyeing, rayon, underwear, knit goods, and carpet sectors. The United Textile Workers plan to extend the strike. Georgia mills reopen under guard amid mobilization.
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Washington
Francis J. Gorman
Textile Strike Committee
Gorman
American Federation of Labor
San Francisco
Hugh S. Johnson
National Recovery
General Johnson
NRA
American Federation of Labor Convention
Organized Labor
The
United Textile Workers
Recital by Renowned Organist Willi Mark Will Dedicate New L D S Organ
Frank W. Asper, noted organist, will give a recital Friday September 21 at 8 15 p m in the L D S First Ward chapel to dedicate the recently installed organ. Asper has given 1700 recitals on the Salt Lake Tabernacle organ and has held high posts in music circles including official organist for Philadelphia 1926 and leadership roles in Kappa Gamma Psi and Phi Kappa Lambda.
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Frank W. Asper
L. D. S. First Ward
L. D. S. Tabernacle
Salt Lake
Asper
New England Conservatory of Music
Philadelphia
Kappa Gamma Psi
Ph! Kappa Lambda
Huffman Weds Satterfield in Idaho Falls
Elwin Huffman of Pocatello and Avis Satterfield were married in Idaho Falls by Rev. W. Poole. They had obtained a license at Bonneville county courthouse. Mrs. Huffman is a former University of Idaho Southern Branch student and daughter of L A Satterfield of Sterling. Huffman works as a circulation manager for The Tribune Journal in Pocatello.
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Idaho Falls
Elwin Huffman
Pocatello
Avis Satterfield
W. ©. Poole
The
Christian Church
Bonneville County
Huffman
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
L. A. Satterfield
Sterling
Tribune-Journal Company
Reading tastes clash at Times Square court
In New York a newsboy, Rachel Cohen, 22, faced a dice charge in Times Square subway. Magistrate Greenspan quipped he should read Horatio Alger, but Cohen had not heard of him. A visiting girl suggested Tattered Dick as an alternative, and the defendant’s sentence was suspended.
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New York
Greenspan
West Side Court
Rachel Cohen
Times Square
Horatio Alger
Alger
Sarah
Ned
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