Paterson Silk Strike Clashes Police At Botany Mills
About 300 silk strikers from Paterson clashed with roughly 100 police at Botany Worsted Mills on Dayton avenue. Three men including Eli Keller were arrested, marking the first major local confrontation. nationwide, over 420,000 textile workers were idle as unions push for extended walkouts.
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Passaic
N. J
Paterson
Botany
Dayton Avenue
Eli Keller
Associated Silk Workers
Botany Concern
Keller
Sam Freedman
Associated Press
Washington
Georgia
Connecticut
Wilbur Cross
National Page
National Guard
Maine
Papperell
Biddeford
York Mills
Saco
Russia Joins League of Nations Amid Gala Assembly
The League of Nations admitted Soviet Russia by a 39 to 3 vote with 7 abstentions. The packed Geneva hall buzzed with ceremony as crowds queued for seats while Swiss detectives checked the venue before the historic admission.
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Geneva
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Russia
League
California Mint Ships More Gold
Extra police precautions accompanied a large shipment of gold from the San Francisco mint to the Denver mint after a tip warned of a possible bank holdup. The operation, carried by mail trucks to the railroad, was part of a series that will drain the San Francisco mint of its gold, estimated at 1.5 to 2 billion dollars.
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San Francisco
Denver
Farmers approve federal grazing districts plan vote
In Grand Junction Colorado on September 18 the first stockmen’s vote on the government Taylor act grazing districts approved the plan by 414 to 58 amid broad interest in the action and its implications for local ranges.
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OKEH
Grand Junction
Colo
Strike Booms Arms Business
John W. Young, president of Federal Laboratories of Pittsburgh, told the Senate munitions committee that demand for tear gas and machine guns rose 5 to 10 percent after the textile strike. He noted industrial rush calls and cited gas used at Autolite in Toledo and Seattle strike activity, while a crash in the Alleghenies carried his company’s tear gas.
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Washington
John W. Young
Federal Laboratories Company of Pittsburgh
Senate Munitions Committee
Alleghenies
Pittsburgh
Rhode Island
National Guard
Young
Autolite
Toledo
Seattle
Germany
Nearby Towns Prepare for Annual Style Show and Beauty Revue
Committees gear up for a large crowd at the Annual Style Show and Bathing Beauty Revue on September 26 to 28. Dozens of neighboring towns will send their fairest to compete for the Miss Rockland title. Five Rockland contestants travel to American Falls on September 22, with Blackfoot Lava Hot Springs Soda Springs Bancroft staging contests on nearby dates. a Pocatello caravan will visit Soda Springs and Bancroft en route home.
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Rockland
American Falls
Falls
Blackfoot
Lava Hot Springs
Soda Springs
Bancroft
Pocatello
London awaits second day of yacht race
London newspapers highlight the seriousness of yacht racing and note writers criticized for sportsmanship while ships and ammunition issues spark discussion. A Harlem colored show is also mentioned as a Beat show in London.
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London
Harlem
Youn
Will
LaFollette Jr and Family Test in Wisconsin Primary
Milwaukee dispatch notes the LaFollette progressive party testing voters in the Wisconsin primary. Senator Robert M. LaFollette Jr. runs unopposed for renomination with brother Philip F. LaFollette seeking the governor’s nomination, backing Roosevelt policies. Democrats field five senatorial hopefuls and three gubernatorial candidates under the new deal platform. Republican figures attack the new deal and oppose certain advisers.
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Milwaukee
LaFolletTe
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
Philip F. LaFollette
Howard T. Greene
Wisconsin
John B. Chapple
Francis E. McGovern
W. D. Carroll
Prairie du Chien
Gertrude Bowler
Sheboygan
Charles £. Hammersley
John M. Callahan
A. G. Schmedeman
William
Tigers blank Yankees as Rowe shuts them out
Detroit tops New York 2 to 0 to sweep the series. Schoolboy Rowe held the pinstripers to six hits while Hank Greenberg opened the scoring with a homer. Tigers extend their lead to 74 games in the standings.
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Detroit
Tigers
Yankees
Schoolboy Rowe
Hank Greenberg
Tiger
New York
Ruffing
Jorgens
Rowe
Cochrane
Early baseball doubleheader results across the league
In Chicago and Philadelphia games Warneke and Hartnett led the Cubs in one loss and a combined effort by Bush O Parrell and Collins edged Philadelphia. Cincinnati split two games against New York while Pittsburgh swept Brooklyn in a high scoring match. Brooklyn also saw a lopsided win as St Louis Boston game postponed with tomorrow doubleheader planned.
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R. i. H. Chicago
Philadel'la
Warneke
Tinning
Hartnett
Johnson
E. Moore
Todd
R. H. H. Chicago
Philadel'ia
Bush
Root
O'Parrell
Collins
Wilson
British Challenger Sets New Record In Second Straight Win
Endeavour the British challenger beat Rainbow by 51 seconds to win a 30 mile triangular race off Newport. Despite a torn sail and late start, Endeavour set a new triangular course record and moved within one win of regaining the America's Cup. Harold Vanderbilt's Rainbow closed the gap on the final stretch but could not overturn the early lead.
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Newport
Endeavour
Rainbow
Enterprise
Sir Thomas Lip
Ton
Resolute
Agin
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Nome Blaze Destroys City in Alaska
Fire swept Nome Alaska starting from the Golden Gate hotel consumed two deaths and left property losses estimated at up to 2 million dollars. Federal aid Red Cross and companies pledged fast relief as ice-bound winter threatened the isolated city.
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Nome
Alaska
Rex M. Swartz
Federal
Red Cross
American
Golden Gate Hotel
Miners and Merchants Bank
Front Street
Greta Garbo Birthday Quiet Home Observance
Greta Garbo is 28 today with no party planned at her Brentwood Heights home. The Swedish actress will spend a quiet birthday indoors, while contemporaries Dolores Costello Esther Ralston and several other stars marked birthdays earlier in the month.
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Brentwood Heights
Cal
Greta Garbo
North Carmalina
Dolores Costello
John Barrymore
New York
Ben Turpin
Esther Ralston
Winnie Lightner
Richard Arlen
Betty Blythe
John Mack Brown
Martyn Miller
Survivor Blames Morro Castle Crew for Fire Disaster
Miss Bessie Weinraub of Brooklyn, a Morro Castle survivor, charges the liner crew failed to pacify panicked passengers or provide life preservers during the September 8 fire. She reports passengers were told to quieten and that many jumped or remained aboard without aid while a fellow survivor died. The witness says crew refused to fetch life rings and did nothing to relieve passenger agony.
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New York
Morro Castle
Bessie Weinraub
Brooklyn
Miss Weinraub
Bessie Pearlman
Beet Growers Schedule Sept 24 Meeting in Boise
A meeting of sugar beet growers manufacturers and others in the industry is set for Sept 24 in Boise. A committee after meeting with Governor Ross aims to secure federal aid under the Taylor bill to fund grass seed planting in weed fields to combat the white fly pest affecting western beet regions.
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Boise
Ross
Tandem Bike Wedding Spares a Ride to the Church
In Baltimore on September 18 a couple tied the knot on a tandem bicycle. Adam Preisinger and Frances Boarman rode to the church with the wedding party, sparked by groom and best man Walter Iglehart who are cycling enthusiasts and insisted parts of the ceremony occur on wheels.
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Baltimore
Adam Preisinger
Frances Boarman
Walter Iglehart
Business men urge scientific methods in traffic crash cases
Chicago Sept 18 After inquiries to mayors of major cities the American business men's research foundation says police rarely use scientific investigation and poorly record intoxication in traffic accidents. In only a few cases, from many cities, is there evidence of up to date methods to determine the alcoholic condition of those arrested for reckless driving or crime.
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Chicago
American Business Men's Research Foundation
Foundation
Italy drafts eight year olds into service
Rome reports the council of ministers ordered compulsory military training from age eight to thirty three. Youths 8 to 21 will train under the fascist balilla and combat youths, with a post military ten year phase to maintain the spirit and modern tactics. Courses in military culture will be added to high schools and colleges.
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Rome
Council of Ministers
Balilla
Mussolini
Police quell Communist riot during royal procession
In The Hague ten automobile loads of Communist demonstrators clashed with police as Queen Wilhelmina opened parliament. The unrest continued when the queen spoke from the throne, with reports of a Princess Juliana betrothal rumors not mentioned in her address.
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Hague
Holland
Wilhelmina
Juliana
Gasoline tax receipts rise in Idaho for nine months
Idaho's gasoline tax receipts for the first nine months of the year totaled 2,270,343 dollars, up from 1,733,337 for the same period last year. State motor fuels director E. A. Taylor says 1933 collections may exceed 3,000,000 dollars, with September sales at 353,513 compared to 310,118 a year ago.
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Boise
Idaho
State Bureau of Motor Fuels
E. A. Taylor
Motor Fuels
Junior Chamber Set for Tonight Election in Pocatello
Pocatello's new junior chamber of commerce meets at 7 30 p m at the chamber of commerce to complete officer elections. Officials plan to discuss mutual problems with the chamber in the next week or two.
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Pocatello
Boise highway bids invited for Malad valley project
Bids to build and gravel surfacing five miles of the Malad valley highway from Maladi to Downey will be opened by the State Bureau of Highways on October 5. The bureau issued the call for bids today.
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Boise
Malad Valley
Maladi
Downey
State Bureau of Highways
Bureau
University of Idaho Southern Branch Welcomes New Faculty
The University of Idaho Southern Branch anticipates a large enrollment with dormitories full and local merchants offering student jobs. Miss Marguerite Drew joins as Dean of Women and English educator, replacing Miss Ethel Redfield, while Miss Ellen Raether joins the infirmary staff.
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University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Pocatello
Marguerite Drew
Ethel FE. Redfield
Miss Redfield
Department of Education
Bureau of Teacher Placement
Miss Drew
Swarthmore College
Pennsylvania
Stanford University
Munson School
Hawaii
Mexico
Canada
Philadelphia Country Week Association
DuPont Powder Company
Delaware
Swarthmore
Texas State Training School For
Honolulu
Drew
C.W.A
Larsen County
California
Bureau of Social Service
Oakland
The
Friends Society
Ellen Raether
R. N
John R. Nichols
Salt Lake LDS choir recital faced echoes in unfamiliar hall
Independence Missouri hosted 250 singers from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints of Salt Lake City. The group performed with two pianos in the Reorganized Church auditorium, adjusting to a noticeable echo without their home tabernacle organ. Anthony Lund led the performance featuring Mozart and Wagner selections.
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Independence
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Salt Lake City
Oval Tabernacle
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Tabernacle
Salt Lake City Tabernacle
Anthony Lund
Tanhauser
Richard Wagner
Child Slayer Gets Life Imprisonment
Albert Ruske, a 27 year old unemployed mechanic, pleaded guilty to slaying eight year old Elaine Watson in San Francisco. He previously confessed but entered not guilty pleas. psychiatrists deemed him legally sane despite medical opinion of definite abnormality. He killed Elaine to hide the fact he had killed her pet rabbit.
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San Francisco
San Quentin
Albert Ruske
Elaine Watson
Ruske
Elaine
Union Pacific Agent Killed In Payson Cable Car Fall
Oscar T. Clark aged 51, station agent for the Union Pacific in Payson Utah for 15 years, was killed when he fell from a deck while moving a cable car today.
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U. P
Payson
Utah
Oscar T. Clark
Union Pacific
Robbery Plans Attract Denver Hunt For Dillinger Duo
Sept 18 reports say police in Denver issued shoot to kill orders as they hunted John Hamilton and George Nelson alias Baby Face. Authorities received tips from underworld sources that the two ex Dillinger gangsters planned intercepting a mint shipment of 200 million dollars in gold. Chief Albert T. Clark organized a select detective unit and dispatched a car to pursue the suspects after a tip described them riding in town.
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Denver
Poecil
John Hamilton
George “Baby Face
Nelson
Albert T. Clark
Underworld
Dillinger
Clark
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