Premier MacDonald to Visit Washington Socially
Washington reports that Romsay MacDonald and his daughter Ishbel will arrive in Washington October 4 for a high level social visit at the British embassy. Lady Isabella will curate rooms menus and flowers while Ishbel, daughter of the prime minister, will be accorded top social rank in a display blending British precedence with American courtesy.
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Prince of Wales
Lord Balfour
England
Connecticut Avenue
Iself
United States
Romsay MacDonald
Ishbel
MacDonald
Isabella
Washington
Ishbel MacDonald
Lseabelia
Ishbel Mac-Ixnald
America
Zepp Stowaway Sentenced After Graf Zeppelin Flight
Albert Buschke a German youth who stowed away on the Graf Zeppelin was sentenced in Tettnang court to three weeks imprisonment for disturbing the peace. He had already served time awaiting the hearing and was released. He was found on the dirigible and later taken into custody by American authorities before being returned to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priedrichshafen
Germany
Albert Buschke
United States
Tettnang
Here
Buschko
Suit Against Film Company Seeks Receiver for The Exodus
Max B. Miller of Chicago sues the Moneer Film Company of Utah for 150000 claiming bonds and coupons under an indenture of trust to Joseph E Bond. Miller alleges insolvency and seeks appointment of a receiver to recover property including the film The Exodus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Max B. Miller
Chicago
Moneer Pilm Corporate
Utah
Miller
Pioneer Company
Joseph E Bond. & Trustee
Robbery Themed Deaths Sighted In Dual Claims
Reports from Montes Parkfield California tell of Miss Edith Wolfskill, an $800000 heiress, whose body was found near her ranch with signs of foul play. In Phoenix Arizona, former officers face murder charges over a store robbery and two killings, with witness E S Guernsey detailing the ploy and narcotic used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pairfield
Calif
Edith Wolfskill
John R. Thornton
Donald Glashoff
Wolfskill Ranch
Miss Wolfskill
Los Angeles
Che
Glashoff
Phoenix. Ariz
Phoenix
E. S. Guernsey
Ray
Stanley Sheckey
W. A. Walker
M.S. Freasier
Joe Butamente
Mario Garcia
Rodolfo Velez
Manuel Payne
Guernsey
Velez
Springville Banker H T Reynolds Dies at 68
H T Reynolds president of the Springville bank and several businesses and former mayor died in Springville Utah at age 68. He served two terms in the state legislature and as a county commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Springville
AP H. T. Reynolds
Springville Bank
Sveral Commercial Concerns
Foster backs faster push for global disarmament plans
Sir George Poster of Canada urged rapid action on a general disarmament conference at a League of Nations committee meeting. He said North American publics favor limiting arms over bureaucratic safeguards and stressed human life over technicalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Sir George Poster
Canada
League of Nations
United States
Gi George
Tse
United Sates
Sir George
Waggoner Waiver Clears Move to New York Trial
Cheyenne September 20 C D Waggoner of Telluride Colorado banker signed a waiver of a hearing on removal to New York to face charges of defrauding six New York banks of half a million dollars The waiver was signed on advice of his Denver attorney and will allow the prisoner to depart for New York after formalities. United States Marshal Hugh L Patton plans to escort him with restraints. In separate item Roise September 20 construction of the Nampa School dormitory will begin next week The Feeble Minded colony project is overseen by C E Macey and includes heavy timber framework deliveries and public welfare department supervision.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
C. D
Chteyenne
United States
Hugh L. Patton
Oregon
Roise
Nampa
C E Macey
Public Welfare
Department of Public Lworks
Hedjaz King Takes Wives On Campaign
In Jerusalem on September 20 the Hedjaz king Ibn Saud prepares for autumn operations in the Arabian desert with a camel corps and 13 camels ready. He transports his harem of 24 wives in two English built limousines as he seeks to extend his dominion over nomadic tribes and confront Sheikh Faisal El Dawish of the Mutair confederation.
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Jerusalem
Arabian Desert
Ibn Saud
Hedjaz
Nejad
England
Koeweik
Persian Gulf
Arabian Peninsula
Near East
Faisal el Dawish
Commission Upholds Newsprint Rates in Northwest Carload Shipments
The Interstate Commerce Commission, in a report by Examiner Pyle, found newsprint rates from Camas Washington and East Lir and Portland Oregon to Salt Lake City and Ogden Utah not unreasonable or unduly prejudicial. The Salt Lake Tribune Publishing Co. complaint against the Bamberger Electric Railroad and other railroads is recommended for dismissal.
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Washington
Camas
Wash
East Lir
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake
Ogden
Utah
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Examiner Pyle
Examiner
Salt Lake Tribune Publishing Co
Bamberger Electric Railroad Company
Cities Can Enact Traffic Ordinances
Boise September 20 AP Attorney General W D Gillis rules cities may enact traffic ordinances and collect fines for violations Johnson Kellogg says ordinances must not conflict with state law Conviction under both state and municipal law possible for a single offense.
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Boise
W. D. Gillis
Todaty
Elmer E. Johnson
Kellogg
Forest smoke clouds old Sol in Boise area
heavy smoke hides sun across Boise and southwest Idaho delaying fruit ripening, says W H Wicks chief field inspector of agriculture. weather observers foresee little change as several days pass with overcast skies and no sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
W. H. Wicks
Department of Agriculture
Ruling on School Children in Boise
Sept 20. Idaho ruling says school boards may exclude children under six from class. Attorney General W D Gillis clarifies that pupils turning six in the first half of the school year may be admitted if regulations permit.
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Boise
W. D. Gillis
E. Peterson
Troy
Denver Lease Upholds Moffat Tunnel Use
In Denver on September 20 the federal district court upheld the validity of the Denver and Salt Lake railroad lease for the use of the Moffat tunnel, despite the Moffat tunnel commission challenging its legality.
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Denver
Denver and Salt Lake Railroad
Moffat Tunnel
Federal District Court
Moffat Tunnel Commission
Late Scores from Baseball Midsummer Games Summary
National league results show Brooklyn at St Louis and Pittsburg at Boston with varied tallies. American league highlights Cleveland and Detroit clashes, Philadelphia and Louis games extend to extra innings, while Chicago meets New York in cold conditions.
Hoover Plays Lone Hand On Naval Policy
Washington report notes President Hoover guiding naval limitation talks with Great Britain with limited senate input. Key senators Borah Swanson and Robinson weigh reductions and delegation roles, while a strong navy bloc in the senate presses for equal parity and actual cuts.
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Hoover
Washington
Great Britain
Senate
Harding
Chairman Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
MacDonald
Borah
United States
Idaho
Hale
Naval Committee
Swanson
Virginia
London
Robinson
Arkansas
Foreign Relations Committee
Border Patrol Fends Off Mexican Rum Runners on Cordova Island
In two battles near El Paso on Cordova island over 300 rounds were fired as a band of over 30 smugglers tried landing liquor on U S soil. Three Mexicans were arrested. two 15 year old spotters among them. Smugglers wounded fled toward the Mexican side while officers remained uninjured and over 50 gallons of liquor were seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
United States
Cordova Island
Italians Celebrate Rome Capture Anniversary
Rome marks the 59th anniversary of the city’s capture by Victor Emmanuel II’s troops. Flags fly from schools, barracks, and public buildings as the city is decorated in celebration ending the temporal power of the papacy.
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Rome
Victor Emmanual II
Une Papacy
Weather outlook shows showers and storms tonight into Saturday
A cloudy forecast indicates showers and thunderstorms tonight improving Saturday. Temperatures will ease slightly in the wet period as the front moves through, bringing cooler air to the region.
Propagandist Hired by Ship Outfits for Geneva Visit
Senate investigation hears Clinton L. Bardo of New York shipbuilding firms admit a verbal 1927 pact to send naval propagandist William B. Shearer to the Geneva naval limitations conference as an observer. Payment and duties outlined to report nonpublic proceedings benefiting the industry.
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Washington
Senate
Clinton L. Bardo
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
William B. Shearer
Bardo
New York
Shearer
Geneva
Italy Opposes Tariff Bill Threat to Trade With U S
The Italian ambassador told the senate finance committee that the tariff bill would reduce Italy’s purchases of U S agricultural products and raw materials. He warned it would weaken economic relations, citing higher duties on cheese canned tomatoes tomato paste lemons chemical products fur felt trimmed straw hats and hemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
United States
Night club fire kills sixteen in Detroit on stairway collapse
A blaze at the Study Club night club in downtown Detroit early today killed sixteen and injured over sixty as flames cut off the main stairway. Patrons and staff trapped in a small rear dressing room, with many suffocated or burned, and 40 employees plus entertainers among the 130 patrons faced escape failures. Fire officials rule out incendiary origin and blame rapid spread from draperies and flimsy decorations.
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Detroit
Study Club
James MecQuire
Marty Cohn
Robert Jackson
Cohen
Fred Sweet
Louis Kanta
Receiving Hospital
Noted landscape artist slain by mysterious gunman in Philadelphia
Frank Reed Whiteyole, 63, a landscape artist, was shot at his Waverly street home last night. Police consider robbery a possible motive, though his gold watch and chair were left behind. He died instantly with a bullet found in the door jam.
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Philadelphia
Frank Reed Whiteyole
Waverly Street
Whiteside
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Rotox
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