Casualty Toll Near Four Hundred After Florida Hurricane
Miami reports show the casualty list near four hundred with about 105 deaths in the greater Miami area and over 1,100 injured. Sanitation improves with typhoid fears easing. Red Cross leads boards cleaning efforts as Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale recover and refugees depart Gorhaven.
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China Protests British Bombardment at League Assembly
Geneva reports say Cho Hsin and 50 Chinese students pressed Chu to address the assembly after a document condemning Britain circulated among delegates. The missive accuses Britain of brutal acts in China and warns of potential massacres if the League fails to curb foreign aggression.
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Parties Open With Big Guns In Campaign
Washington reports both major parties fired up for the fall elections with Pioneer lines and slogans. Senator Phipps of Colorado says voters back President Coolidge and a Republican majority while Senator Gerry of Rhode Island says prosperity is illusory and Democrats offer change.
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Ogden Salesman Found Dead Near Mountain Road
Edwin Pantone a 21 year old music instrument salesman was found shot near a mountain road outside Ogden. His parked car lay beside him and a small caliber rifle was nearby. He was the son of Joseph M Pantone with whom he worked in the music business. He had left home Friday morning for a collection and did not return.
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Borah Denounces Geneva Plan As Bankrupt Policy
Lewiston Idaho September 25 AP Senator William E Borah, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said Geneva week developments on American reservations to the world court reopen the issue. He argued the Geneva report requires changing or safely constraining reservations to avoid emasculation and contended the court question remains unsettled and a live campaign topic.
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William E. Borah
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Senate
U S Debates Naval Talks at League Armament Conference
The White House says America would consider joining a general conference on armaments only if naval matters are handled by powers with navies. President Coolidge backs Geneva effort but doubts a broader forum that focuses on naval affairs by non naval nations. Britain France and Germany pledge support, while failure of Geneva would threaten peace prospects.
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America
Scientists check on Millikan ray at Pike's Peak
Dr W F G Swann and assistants spent 48 hours atop Pike's Peak collecting data on the Millikan ray. The University of Chicago professor and team endured extreme altitude effects including weakness and headaches, then completed the sleepless vigil and reported in good condition.
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Eskimo Killed One Member of Peary's Party
New York reports reveal Professor Ross Marvin of Cornell was murdered by an Eskimo during Peary’s North Pole expedition. Kudlooktoo confessed after conversion to Christianity, claiming Marvin was killed to save Harrigan from starvation. The incident occurred near a lake in Greenland, a region under a Denmark-US treaty.
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Noted actor Joseph Jefferson Holland dies at 66
New York reports the death of Joseph Jefferson Holland at a focal sant arium. He was 66 and had been semi invalid since retiring from the stage 23 years ago.
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Joseph Jefferson Holland
Fair and Continued Cold Tonight and Sunday
A forecast shows continued cold conditions with freezing temperatures tonight and into Sunday. Unseasonably chilly winds and clear skies are expected, with risk of frost. Cold air masses linger across the region through the weekend.
Record September Coldest Snap Hits Utah Idaho
The region recorded its coldest September temperatures with 18 degrees at the local office and 4 degrees in Stewart Idaho. Other readouts include 20 degrees in Ogden Utah and 16 to 20 degrees across nearby locations, signaling an unusually frigid start to autumn.
Coldest September Night In 52 Years Tells Of Early Canning Close
Ogden Utah September 25 20 degree temperature recorded by weather observer Annie Van De Graeff marked the coldest September night in 52 years. The frost last night damaged tomato vines and fruit signaling an early end to the area canning season.
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Coldest Idaho Falls temperatures since 1905
Idaho Falls records show Friday night and Saturday morning dipping to 15 above zero, the lowest readings since weather observations began in 1905. The event marks a new coldest on record for the area.
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National League baseball results and postponements from today
National games in New York St Louis Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Detroit and Washington faced rain and delays. Doubleheader postponed with two games rescheduled for tomorrow and another for Monday as heavy rain affected today’s schedule.
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McPherson Disappearance Case Features Miss X Mystery
Angeles dispatch outlines the search into Aimee McPherson’s disappearance with the “Miss X” figure at the center. Affidavits in San Francisco Carmel and Oakland link several suspects and witnesses, while Los Angeles prosecutors press conspiracy charges and seek the truth behind who is Miss X.
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Aimee McPherson
Miss X
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Ormiston
Chicago
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Mrs. Daniels
Daniela
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Mia Sielaff
Cremation Gains Ground per National Ad Campaign
Los Angeles reports the National Cremation Association will launch a national advertising campaign explaining cremation advantages. The group notes cremation has risen to about sixty percent of deaths in large cities, with burial declining.
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National
Three Bodies Recovered From Pabst Mine Cave-In
In Tronwood Michigan on September 25 1930 three miners trapped in the Pabst mine cage were recovered after a cave in. Officials said 43 men remain imprisoned on the eighth level as rescuers work an alternate shaft to reach them. Names identified as possible victims include Thomas Rowell Evert Gustafson and Gust Bell though no IDs were confirmed due to condition.
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Pabst
Oliver Iron Mining Company
Thomas Rowell
Evert Gustafson
Gust Bell
Hope
Strike Called by Chicago Beauty Shop Operators
Chicago union officials said 200 beauty shops will strike October 10. The walkout follows a conference last night. The union seeks a minimum $35 weekly to regular employees, a percentage of receipts, shorter hours, and closed shops.
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Hills Seek Divorce in Twin Courts
William J. Hill and Pauline Hill, both of St. Paul and New York City born, file divorce suits in Montana and Minnesota. Mrs Hill alleges cruelty and infidelity. He is accused of wealth and property control with a temporary alimony request of 5000 monthly. The couple, married December 11 1922 in New York, have faced long marriage strain.
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Pauline Hill
Frank Gottlieb
Gottloeb
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Mra. Gottloeb
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Park County
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Minn
Walter J. Hill
James J. Hill
Pioneer Railroad
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Pauline S. Hill
New York City
Lincoln's Cousin Dies in Tacoma Pioneer of Washington
John D. Brown aged 89, reputed Lincoln cousin and early Washington pioneer, died in Tacoma. He was one of Sally Hanks Abbie Carr’s 16 children. his relatives include two from Port Mra and a Brown family line stretching to Des Moines.
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