Prohibition Critics From Inside Fight Its Own Advocates
Reverend G Herbert Elkins former assistant state superintendent of the Anti Saloon League speaks to the Hartford Courant warning that the movement may harm itself by overreaching and doubts America can stay dry long term He questions the league as a propaganda force and defends personal choice regarding grape juice and wine in the cellar
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G. Herbert Elkins
Anti-Saloon League
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Hartford Courant
America
League
Elkins
Germany halts passive resistance but resumes Ruhr work
Berlin reports Germany will end its weaponless fight against the Ruhr occupation and order immediate resumption of work in all affected areas. Chancellor Stresemann after talks with labor, industry, and Ruhr residents aims to free prisoners and repatriate deportees, with broad party support and debate on direct talks with France.
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Berlin
Germany
Ruhr
Stresemann
Rhineland
Asnee Beeman O
Court martial for Captain Amaasu over Tokyo killings
Captain Amaasu, gendarmerie officer in Tokio, indicted on murder charges for stabbing three radicals on September 15. Among victims was Saki Osugi, radical leader deported from Paris. Higher court martial to set penalty. Minggs transport begins unloading St Luke's hospital supplies as a rebuilding effort follows a 66 hour storm. Temporary shelters replaced by wooden barracks for refugees in Tokio and Yokohama.
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Tokio
Makasu
Beause
Saki Osugi
Paris
Osugi
Ama‘asu
Minggs
St. Luke’s Hospital
Tsuki
St. Luke
Yokohama
Red Cross Approves $3 Million for Japan Earthquake Victims
The American Red Cross authorized about 3 million dollars in clothing and essentials for Japanese quake victims. Ambassador Woods in Tokyo requested the aid, noting over 2 million people in four provinces are destitute and homeless.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Woods
Tokio
newspapers grow to 14 pages as strike continues
New York publishers refuse to retract the strike yet double the morning editions to 14 pages each. Display ads reappear while editorials remain absent. Foremen demand recognition of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union and refuse to acknowledge George Berry or David Simons. Local and out of town pressmen pledge support to Simons.
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New York
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union
The
International
George Berry
David Simons
Web Pressmen's Union No. 25
Berry
International Union
Minneapolis
Canada
Simons
Railroad Executive Chas E Fee Dies After Illness
Chas E Fee general passenger traffic manager of the Southern Pacific line and a well known western railroad official died in San Francisco after a month long illness.
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San Francisco
Chase& Fee
Seenger
Increasing cloudiness and warm evening forecast
The region experiences rising clouds tonight with a mild warming trend under a partly overcast sky. No precipitation is expected as temperatures edge higher into the night.
Oklahoma Guards Quelled Assembly and Impeachment Moves
Oklahoma actions show the state Supreme Court considering quo warranto against Adjutant General B H Markham over a military supervisor as Tulsa sheriff R B Sanford petitions. Governor Walton halts a $1,000,000 Stephens County highway project amid impeachment tension with W D McBee. Walton accuses McBee of cement trust ties and contemplates action if charges prove true. The Record, Walton’s newspaper, debuts with pro government coverage. Ku Klux Klan trial Jewett gets two week continuance in Oklahoma.
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B. H. Markham
Tulsa County
State Supreme Court
R. B. Sanford
W. D. McBee
J. C. Walton
Stephens County
McBee
Paul Nesbitt
Cement Trust
Nesbitt
House
Duncan
Oklahoma
Record
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
American Republic
Aldrith Blake
Terial
N. C. Jewett
Ku Klux Klan
League of Nations Covenant Article X Interpretation Rejected
Geneva Sept 25 AP The proposed resolution on interpreting Article X of the League covenant failed in the assembly as only Persia opposed it, while Canada and France supported it. A delegate suggested sending the issue to the permanent court for an advisory opinion, with debate noting it could affect U S entry into the league.
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Geneva
League Assembly
Persia
Permanent Court of International Justice
Joseph Barthelmy
United States
Close Contest in Washington District Election
Spokane Washington September 25 AP National issues shape the Fifth Washington district race to succeed Federal Judge J Stanley Webster in Congress. Republicans and Democrats claim potential margins while candidates include Senator Myers and Democrat C C Dill with endorsements from national parties amid debate over wheat prices and congressional policy.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
J. Stanley Webster
Calvin Coolidge
Chas. E. Rere
Oes Republican
Iaent
Perior Joie
Sam B. Hill
Waterville
Congress
Senator Myers
C. C. Dill
Miles Poindexter
Survey party ready to search Grand Canyon region
Peach Springs Arizona September 25 AP scout patrols of whites and Indians prepared to search the Grand Canyon area for the Colorado River government survey party. Officials expected the explorers to arrive September 28 at Diamond Creek and no active search was planned unless delayed.
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Peach Springs
Ariz
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Diamond Creek
Rogers W. Birdseye
United States Geological Survey
Canyon Country
W. P. Mahoney
Mohave County
Birdseye
Arizona Seeks Water Monopoly Across Colorado River
At a federal power commission hearing, Arizona representatives argued the state would gain exclusive control of the Colorado River under the current pact, countering Colorado’s delegation who warned the plan would harm other states. Governor Limnt led the Arizona committee in urging ratification or revision of the treaty terms.
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Washington
Colorado River
Co@lorado
Federal Power Commission
Arizona
Limnt
Colorado
Des Moines Woman Kills Family Then Suicide In Deer Creek Area
Mrs Will McLean and her daughters were wounded when Chandler opened fire near Polk county Iowa before fatally shooting himself. Neighbors said Chandler seemed demented and no feud between families was known. The injured were en route to a country school with a party of children.
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Des Moines
Will McLean
Polk
Chandler
McLean
Japan Calls Red Cross Aid a Bright Spot
Delegates at the American Red Cross convention focused on administration and field work with roll calls on the program. Ambassador Hanibara of Japan thanked the society for aid, noting America's help amid national bereavement as a bright spot for Japan.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Organization
Aay
Coolidge
Ambaassador Hanibara
Japan
America
Ministers Confer Over Fiume Question in Venice
Foreign Minister Nimsehitch of Yugoslavia returned to Belgrade from Geneva and was met in Venice by Yugoslav minister Voislav Antonievitch. They held a lengthy conference over the Fiume issue.
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Venice
Nimsehitch
Jugo Slavia
Belgrade
Geneva
Voislav Antonievitch
Jugoslav
Italy
Fiume
Expansion Plan of Commerce Body Outlined by Directors
Directors of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce outline a three week expansion campaign to grow membership and funding. A two week education drive precedes a three day membership push led by Frank Hortoh of Los Angeles. A large advisory committee of 100 civic, commercial and industrial leaders will meet at the Bannock Hotel to plan non solicitation strategies.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Hortoh
Los Angeles
Chamgsber of Commerce
Jon
Pocatello
Jijalio
Jen
Chassiniina
Greater Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Paris Premier Poincare to seek reparations commission aid
Paris reports Premier Poincare plans to ask the inter allied reparations commission to handle the new post surrender situation. The move comes amid Germany’s capitulation effects and Ruhr unrest as Berlin signals eventual occupation withdrawal.
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Paris
Poincare
Germany
Inter-Allied
Craad
Mwiahy
de Goutte
Ruhr
Berlin
French premier to seek Britain pact over German Ruhr crisis
The French prime minister and cabinet received the news soberly as Germany’s decision was long expected. The reparation commission would act only on government instructions, so Poincare is likely to seek understanding with Britain for future measures, while Baldwin may move beyond past strains to coordinate on Germany.
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Poincare
Baldwin
Germany
Ruhr
London
Paris
New Alliance To Be Made In European Talks
London reports a forthcoming allied conference with France Great Britain Italy and Belgium possibly joining in response to Germany abandoning passive resistance in the Ruhr. Analysts say Baldwin will likely curb foreign policy remarks in his Northampton speech focusing on domestic matters.
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London
France
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Ruhr
Baldwin
Northampton
Berlin Faces Uncertain Path After Unconditional Ruhr Surrender
The German government moves after announcing unconditional Ruhr surrender. Chancellor Stresemann meets premiers of federal states to discuss unified backing and future policy. A formal decision will be issued tonight and broadcast. Stresemann plans to present before the Reichstag Thursday amid expected opposition from far left and right factions.
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Berlin
Ruhr
Stresemann
Rhineland
Reichatag
Poincare
Supreme court maintains murder conviction appeal in Utah case
The Utah Supreme Court allowed an appeal on the Woods murder case, where Waldo Woods was convicted for the killing of Mrs. Woods by burning. The trial hinged on an apparent motive from life insurance, with a sentencing process potentially returning to district court for a death sentence and possible pardon actions.
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Walter Ward
Clarence Peters
Elbridge Peters
Peters
Governor Smith
Salt Lake
Itera Supreme Court of Utah
Sam
Woods
Ephriam Hanson
Third District Court
Supreme Court
Thomas Ram
Dist
J. P. Airshie
Supreme Court of Idaho
J. E. Frick
Yesterda
Board of Pardons
Mina
Arizona Kicks On Stock Rates
Arizona cattle producers petition the Interstate Commerce Commission arguing current livestock shipment rates to California are too high. They contend western rail rates favor other states, including Idaho Montana Oregon New Mexico Colorado Texas and California, and ask the commission to investigate and fix reopenable rates.
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Washington
Arizona
Interstate Commerce Commission
California
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
New Mexico
Colorado
Texas
Arisona Association
Western Refa
Seizure of Large Marks by French Post
In Dusseldorf on September 25 AP reports France seized a vast sum of marks from a post at Neiel. The operation involved 118,560,000 marks and related sums, described as a huge pile in the French post’s custody.
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