Desperate Battle for Life Aboard S-5 Submarine
Washington reports a vivid account of the S-5 accident where a failed valve flooded the submarine. Crews battled bad air for 37 hours as Lt Commander Cook and team drilled a hole, aided by the Alanthus and Goethals, before all survived. The Ohio tows, chains secured off Delaware Capes await lines.
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New London
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Lewes
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Air ship to run between New York and Chicago
Zion City Illinois September 4 A air ship with sleeping apartments shower baths and diner will be placed in operation between New York and Chicago soon A W Lawson Green Bay Wisconsin aircraft designer says a passenger could sleep in Chicago and wake in New York next morning The craft would carry 26 passengers plus 1500 pounds of express and fuel for a 24 hour flight Lawson envisions services between all big cities
Huerta Declines GOP Protests Over Candidacy
President De La Huerta states he will not heed the national republican party protest against Pablo Obergon’s candidacy. He argues Obergon’s leadership of an insurrection is unconstitutional and vows to surrender the presidency to whoever the people elect, staying true to his liberal party principles.
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de la Huerta
National Republican Party
Pablo Obergon
Obergon
Liberal Party
de Uerta
Grand Jury Report Alleges 30 Vice Resorts Nearby
Hennepin county grand jury reports at least 30 vice resorts with over 300 women inmates operating around Gateway Park in downtown Minneapolis. City officials react strongly as the report becomes public on the opening day of the state fair.
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Hennepin County
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Valley City News Notes and Local Appointments
Friday reports list Gertrude Widdifield and Elsie Newton representing Leal in the city, several residents returning from travel, and many brief updates. Notables include legal maneuvers in local firms, a theater renovation by Piller, and census work by Charles Pettibone projecting Valley City above 5,000 residents.
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Gertrude Widdifield
Elsie Newton
Prof. C. C. Curtiss Stricken Ill at Kindred Hotel
Prof. C. C. Curtiss, longtime Normal school educator, is seriously ill and confined to his room at the Kindred Hotel. Friends wish him a speedy recovery. Reported observations note a gathering at the K of P hall last evening with about sixty attendees from the land Indies presence unclear.
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Normal School
Northwest
Curtiss
Hall
Indies
Valley City to expand advertising reach this fall
C C Chaffee hires a full time ad expert to boost Valley City store promotion. Merle S Ward new High School principal arrives from Union City Indiana bringing wartime service and teaching credentials. Hankinson and Breckenridge baseball teams split four games last season with a tie between Valley City and Hankinson.
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Union City
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Hankinson
Breckenridge
Meat market partnership forms in city at East Main Street
B J Anderson and Ted Nevens form a partnership to operate a meat market, purchasing the City Meat Market from Orth Brothers on East Main Street. Anderson recently sold his feed mill business and returns to commerce, while Nevens brings long service from The Fulton Market. The new firm is expected to succeed.
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Fulton
Plans for Conference Cancelled by Harding Visit
Marion Ohio September 4 plans for a conference between Warren G Harding and the chairman of the republican state ways and means committee were canceled. Instead Harding will work on future speeches and be serenaded by part of the U S Marine Band. Headquarters offered no reason, but Chicago campaign contribution investigations by the senate committee are thought to be involved as state chairmen prepare records for a hearing next week.
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Warren G. Harding
Republican State Ways and Means Committee
U. S. Marine Band
Harding
State Ways and Means Committee
Cox And Moore Confer On Senate Slush Fund
Gov Cox and E H Moore discussed the senate slush fund inquiry in Chicago as Moore plans to present new leads next week. They reviewed information Moore says will prove Cox’s charges that the Republican National Committee aimed to raise 15 million dollars to influence government.
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Cox Stumping Badger State En Route With Gov Cox
Cox travels from Chicago to Milwaukee on September 4 as he continues his stump speech against the league of nations. He vows to address the issue openly and argues that US leadership is essential to relieve famine in Germany and Austria and to restore Europe to normal after war indemnities.
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Badger State
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Chicago
League of Nations
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Voice of America
Sup. Court pauses intrastate rail rate hikes in state
Bismarck Sept 4 The state supreme court issued a temporary injunction halting railroads from enforcing new intrastate passenger and freight rate increases. The order requires the roads to show cause why such rates should be granted and is returnable Sept 10.
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Bismarck
Supreme Court
Nash Freed of All Charges in Whisky Smuggling Case
William M. Nash, former county attorney once suspended by Gov. Burnquist, is freed as the grand jury returns no bills in the Winnipeg Minneapolis whisky smuggling plot. The decision ends the collusion charges against Nash, reported from Minneapolis on September 4.
Bigger Revolution Likely in Monarchist Russia
Berlin reports circulated that plans for a large scale monarchist counter revolution in Russia were being formed in Vienna. The revolt was said to be backed by huge sums, with a portion originating from German monarchist quarters.
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Ruth Hits Forty Fifth Home Run in Boston Double Header
Babe Ruth of the Yankees hit his 45th homer of the season in the third inning of game one against the Red Sox. Boston pitcher James allowed the feat, which tied a home run era set by Perry Werden of the Minneapolis club.
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Warns Against Japanese Invasion in California Beet Industry
Washington report to Secretary Wilson warns of an invasion risk by Japanese workers in California and the southwest sugar beet growing industries. Agents surveyed contract labor to assess potential impact on labor markets and plant operations amid wartime pressures.
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California
Southwest
Wilson
Jury Still Out On Lynchings Case In Duluth
The Duluth jury deliberating against Will Rozon accused of taking part in a June lynching of three African Americans remained out at noon. In Chicago, four city firms were indicted by a federal grand jury for profiteering in sugar, including company officers.
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