Roosevelt and Perkins Study Textile Strike Report
Hyde Park New York September reports the special board of inquiry findings on the textile strike delivered to President Roosevelt with Francis Perkins and Governor Winant present. National guards patrol in Maine and clashes at Little Falls show rising tensions as efforts to break the strike unfold.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Hyde Park
Special Board of Inquiry
W T
New Hampshire
White House
Frances Perkins
Roosevelt
Wianant
Perkins
Gov. Winant
Mr. Roosevelt
N. Y
Francis Perkins
John G. Winant
New York
Peter van Horn
Silk Code Authority
Waterville
National
Lockwood
Farm Holiday Postponed After Board Vote
Des Moines, Sept 20. The National Farmers' Holiday Association board unanimously decided not to call a farmers' strike now. Milo Reno, president, announced the move after discussing the issue. The group urged farmers receive similar consideration as labor and expressed sympathy for labor's organizing rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
National Farmers’ Holiday Association Today
Milo Reno
Iion
Farm Administration
Reno
Ted Somes
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Youth hit by car near Wapelle on Yellow Stone highway
September 20 report says Lawrence Mickelson son of Peter Mickelson of Wapelle was struck by a car driven by Frank Gilbert of Preston while alighting from a school bus on the Yellow Stone highway near his home. Gilbert was not held.
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Blackfoot
Lawrence
Peter Mickelson
Wapelle
Frank Gilbert
Preston
Yellowstone Highway
Gilvert
Spain fears uprising as Trotzky link cited
Madrid reports an abortive revolutionary plot linked to Leon Trotzky. Government guns guarded key sites while machine guns patrolled Madrid and arrests and seizures of arms followed the disclosed plan. Francisco Ordoñez, university athletic coach, identified as a revealer of the plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Leon Trotzky
Russia
Rafael Salazar Alonso
Trotzky
Trotsky
Revolutionary & N
Catalonia
Francisco Ordonez
University of Madrid
Union Pacific Wages Pact Ends Company Union
Union Pacific system representatives and a special committee of Union Pacific System Federation 105 of the Railway Employes of America signed a wage and hours agreement affecting 7,500 workers. The deal establishes an eight hour day and five day week with a competitive wage scale, though details were not disclosed. The affected trades include machinists boilermakers blacksmiths sheet metal workers electricians carmen firemen and oilers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific System
Union Pacific System Federation
Railway Employes of America
American Federation of Labor
Carmen
Auction of Marie Dressler effects to occur in Pasadena
Public sale of all personal effects of actress Marie Dressler will occur in Pasadena within two weeks. Executor Allen Walker said furniture rugs chairs and bedroom sets will be included. Dressler’s Beverly Hills residence sold yesterday for 35000 to Robert Mandel.
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Pasadena
Cal
Marie Dressler
Santa Barbara
Allen Walker
Miss Dressler
Beverly Hills
Robert Mandel
Chisin Borsch
Amy
Canada backs Poland on minority protection issue at League
In Geneva the Canadian delegation opposed universalizing international minority guardianship. Professor C. D. Skelton argued against globalizing guarantees, noting inconsistency in supporting external supervision for some nations. The assembly’s committee debated Poland’s resolution for broader protection and postponed a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Canada
Poland
Assembly of the League of Nations
C. D. Skelton
Skelton
Lorg
League
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
France
Netherlands
Switzerland
Policewomen Seek Ape Man in Chicago
Two women police officers start a manhunt for an "ape man" who has terrorized north side districts. A 24 year old short stocky assailant with a pen knife struck six girls homeward from a club, injuring Marie Griffin 19 with five stitches. Captain Horan assigns extra patrols and decoy officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Side
Marie Griffin
John Horan
Rainbow Overcomes Big Advantage In Yacht Cup Race
Rainbow captained by Harold Vanderbilt overcame a six minute lead by Endeavour on the 30 mile leeward windward course off Newport to win the third race. Rainbow finished 3 minutes 26 seconds ahead, making the series 2 for Endeavour and 1 for Rainbow. Endeavour sought a postponement after finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
U.S.C
Endeavour
Endeavor
German ambassador calls arms allegations nonsense
Dr Hans Luther the German ambassador dismissed claims that Germany was buying military aircraft and war munitions in the United States as nonsense after an hour with Secretary Hull. He would not say if a protest was made. The Senate Munitions Committee heard of Japan using patent numbers to copy US inventions and noted large Cuba munitions sales in early 1930s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hans Luther
Germany
Hull
Senate
Luther
Cuba
Hawaii
Col
P. W. Smoot
John W. Young
Federal Laboratories, Inc
United States
Young
America
Carrier Officer Denies Proposal for Department of Transportation
Washington dispatch reports Joseph B. Eastman coordinator of transportation says proposals for a cabinet headed department of transportation are premature. He notes such ideas have circulated for years but no current proposals have been made. The railroads first pushed the idea in 1920 during transportation act deliberations in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph B. Eastman
Transportation
Roosevelt
Department of Transportation
Dempsey Witness Faces Indictment In Reno Case
James McKayNevada sportsman is indicted by a Reno grand jury for perjury in a 1981 Jack Dempsey divorce suit. He testified at the trial that Dempsey was seen in Reno daily from April 11 to August 17, 1931, while another related case places him in Vallejo hospital in July 1901. The charge does not affect Dempsey's divorce.
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Reno
Nev
Jacky
James McKay
Nevada
Sportsman
McKay
Estelle Taylor
Dempsey
New York
William Graham
Banco
Vallejo
Cal
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune from Edinburgh
Will Rogers writes from Edinburgh describing locals as liberal and hospitable with interpreters needed. He notes Scotland’s grouse export as a racket involving locals and outsiders and mentions UTAH WEATHER with a forecast of a cold, southeast retreat tonight.
Japanese War Fleet Flies To Manchoukuo Hearts
A 78 plane Japanese air move covered 450 miles from Darien to Hsinking Manchoukuo reaching Hsinking at 3 35 p m. The maneuver occurred after Manchoukuo protested to Soviet Russia. Officials deny the flight was sent to hinder Moscow and call it a gesture of friendship to Emperor Kong Teh.
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Tokyo
Darien
Hsinking
Manchoukuo
Asahi
Russia
Kong Teh
Manchipukuo
Tenehres
Harbin
Asahi Today
Amur
Ussuri
Baseball Scores from the National League Games
St Louis beat Boston 4 to 1 in the first game as Carleton Davis and Brandt Hogan split duties. In the second, St Louis won 17 to 0 behind Walker Delancey and Frankhouse. Cincinnati topped New York 3 to 1 with Derringer Lom bardi Hubbell Danning handling the action. Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 15 to 8 and Chicago routed Philadelphia 7 to 14 with multiple pitchers and batters contributing.
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R. H. E. St. Louis
Boston
Carleton
Davis
Brandt
Hogan
Walker
Delancey
Frankhouse
Spohrer
Baseball scores from multiple games across cities
In Chicago Philadella beat Detroit 6 to 5 and Boston was shutout by Blueholder and Grube. At St Louis Boston lost with Blueholder. In Detroit New York won 6 to 1 with Bronca Jorgens Marberry Hamlin and Hayworth as batteries. In Cleveland Washington defeated Cleveland 8 to 1 with Cohen Phillips and Heide listed.
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St. Louis
R. H. E. Boston
Blueholder and Grube
Detroit
New York
Bronca
Jorgens
Marberry, Hamlin and Hayworth
Cleveland
R. H
Cohen and
Phillips
Heide
Need for more classrooms shown at U S
With 200 more students than last year at this time, University of Idaho Southern Branch officials face crowded spaces. About 850 have registered with over 150 expected to enroll. faculty are overloaded and the budget won’t cover more instructors. Enrollment cites need for new buildings and classroom use, but plan for balcony seating was not installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Nichols
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Nichols
School of Pharmacy
E. O. Leonard
Cecil C. Wright
Idaho Urges Local Processing of Drought Sheep
Governor Ross, the Idaho congressional delegation and private groups urge the federal relief administration to buy drought sheep for Idaho plants. They say Idaho packing plants can process 2500 to 3000 head daily, employing over 1000 people, and oppose sending work to out of state packers. Senator Pope's office notes few Idaho plants are federally inspected, urging immediate temporary inspection alongside state inspection.
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Boise
Federal Relief Administration
Idaho
Ross
Pope
Washington
Kenneth Southard
Livestock Disposition Committee
AAA
Fear Eruption At Merapi Volcano Spreads
Reports from Sumatra cite villagers near Merapi volcano fleeing as fear grows of a new eruption. Troops were sent to the district to prevent trouble after Merapi’s last blast four years ago killed about 100 people.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Sumatra
Merapi
Idr
Distriet
Hauptmann Held as Lindbergh Kidnap Suspect Receiver
Bernard Hauptmann of the Bronx was arrested as the receiver of the Lindbergh ransom money. Authorities recovered 15750 from the 50000 paid by Col Charles A. Lindbergh. O Ryan announced the arrest with officials from the department of justice and New Jersey state police. Hauptmann, an alien stowaway, denied any involvement and offered no statement.
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New York
Bernard Richard Hauptmann
East 222Nd Street
Bronx
Charles A. Lindbergh
John F. O’ryan
Department of Justice
New Jersey State Police
O'Ryan
Hauptmann
John F. Condon
Jassie
Lindberghs
Webster Avenue
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Schwartzkopf
Frank Fay
Department of
Fuse Tire
Temperature Plunge Sparks Dry Cold Across Pocatello
Pocatello saw a sharp fall from 61 to 37 with no frost due to dry air. Weather bureau notes the frigid morning across the region as lows dipped beyond into surrounding cities. A separate report notes the first general snowfall in the northern Rocky Mountains with Denver receiving light mix of snow and rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Weather Bureau
Denver
Rocky Mountain
United States Weather Bureau
Aged Policeman James Day Found Dead After Beating
Lieut. James F. Day, 71, a veteran of the Chicago police force, was found beaten to death in a vacant lot near Gresham station. Fellow officers believe a strong-arm robbery occurred. his head was crushed, face battered, with glasses, pipe, and tobacco pouch nearby and his revolver intact in its holster.
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Chicago
James F. Day
Police Department
Gresham Station
Nondescript painting bought for 20 cents valued at 50000
In Budapest a junk dealer’s shop painting bought for 20 cents by Dr. George Gomboal, a young art historian, yielded a centuries old surface revealing a rare work worth about 50 000 dollars after experts removed the outer layer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
George Gomboal
Tien
Idaho Short on Teachers
Boise reports Idaho faces a slight teacher shortage in some areas this year. State Superintendent John W. Condie notes unemployment improved and salaries rose five to 15 percent, with high school openings in music and social science hard to fill due to salaries around 100 dollars monthly.
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Boise
Idaho
John W. Condie
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Condie
Pegram
Bear Lake County
Victor
Teton County
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Scotland
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Hubbell
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Berres
Philadelphia
R. H. E. Chicago
Philadelia
Warneke
Bush
Hartnett
O'Farrell
Hansen
Collins
C. Davis
Wilson
R. H. E. Philadella
Marcum and
Hayes
Earnshaw and Shea
U. S
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Aids Police
F.jafsie Condon
Montana
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