Hoover says open and mobilize effort to ease unemployment
Washington outlines a plan for the national unemployment conference to determine the volume and distribution of employment, seek non legislative emergency methods, and mobilize cooperative action among manufacturers, employers and public authorities. A ten member committee on organization was named and session adjourned.
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Seenstary Hoover
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Nation to Assess U S Employment Needs
Washington D C September 26 The national unemployment conference summoned by President Herding to address livelihood for thousands of involuntarily idle workers will assemble today. About fifty representatives from key trades were selected for their knowledge of conditions across the country.
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Herding
United States
City police face large dismissals amid prohibition probe
Chicago officials anticipate widespread dismissals as federal probes into liquor law violations expand. Chief Fitzmorris says about half of the 5000 officers may be implicated and the U S Attorney Clyde will supply a list of officers under federal scrutiny.
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Whneutlan
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Chicago Police Shakeup and Prohibition Critique
Federal officials opened an exhaustive probe into Chicago police alleged liquor ties with at least seven officers likely to be indicted. Police Chief Fitzmorris said prohibition fails and officials may dismiss half the force to break up liquor rings.
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Cheif Fitzmorris
Arbuckle Case Proceeds in San Francisco Police Court
Mrs Bambino Maude Delmont announced as principal witness in the Roscoe Arbuckle manslaughter case regarding Virginia Rappe. District Attorney Brady praised progress as Dr Beardsley testified Rappe suffered greatly. Arbuckle acted for himself as proceedings paused with the manslaughter charge set for October third.
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Beardsley
Boy Scout movement to start in Thomas County
The Westminster Baraca Class approved sponsoring a troop and a committee was formed to handle the work. Mr Campbell Ansley was named Scout Master, with Y M C A and Rotary Club also sponsoring troops. County organization named L S Moore as County Chairman and J B Jemison Deputy Commissioner. six troops expected within a month as part of a significant South Georgia effort.
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Drax Agnew ‘Andrews
C. “Symonds
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Rotary Club
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Clyde Neel
Miley Edwards
Arthur Little
Manuel Bracey
W. A. Pringle, Jr
L. S Maore
J. B. Jemison
South Georgia
Albany
Thomas
Distrifet Organ
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Boy Scout
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Marines Mobilize for Fall Maneuvers at Quantico
Five thousand Marines depart Quantico Virginia September 26 for fall maneuvers. The largest post World War I force assembled, they will conduct a ten mile march as part of Civil War Wilderness battlefield region training.
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Quantico
United States
Rine Corps
Navy Bombs Sink Battleship Alabama After Air Attack
Planes based near Norfolk Virginia drop a two thousand pound bomb that heavily tilts the battleship Alabama. additional bombs strike as she sinks, with the explosion noted shortly after noon.
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Alabama
Pullman Company Reports 67 Million Revenue for Year
Chicago announces the Pullman Company fiscal year ending July 31 shows revenue of 67,242,000 with 60,015,000 from earnings of cars for eleven months ending July 31. Total expenses including 9,599,000 in dividends run 70,720,000, creating a surplus charge of over 3,000,000.
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Pullman Company
Eastern Minor Leagues Close Seasons With Aces Crowned
New York Sept 26 Baltimore won first place in the International League and Pittsfield Mass took the Eastern League championship as the Eastern minor leagues closed their seasons yesterday.
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Pittefield
Mass
Unsettled Weather Forecast for South Atlantic Region
The Weather Bureau announced unsettled weather with showers in the South Atlantic states for tonight and Tuesday. Washington, D. C., Sept. 26.
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Washington, D. C
South Atlantic States
Weather Bureau
Weather Delays Air Attacks on Battleship Alabama
Norfolk Va September 26 unfavorable weather halted army air attacks on the battleship Alabama in Chesapeake Bay. A northeast wind and safety bans on tests likely prevent bombing today. Observers aboard the Alabama assess damage from lighter demolition bombs used Friday and Saturday.
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Chesapeake Bay
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War Department
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Crippled Highwaymen Hold Up Man Near Walter Reed
Police search for three crippled highwaymen two on crutches one with a cane after they held up Thomas Payne and robbed him of $20 while he sat in an automobile with a young woman near Walter Reed army hospital last night.
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Walter Reed Army Hospital
Grand Army of the Republic Holds 55th Encampment in Indianapolis
Reception and visitor registration opened the first day of the fifty fifth annual encampment in Indianapolis Indiana Special trains brought thousands of old soldiers to the event as dignitaries spoke and veterans gathered on the opening day
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Grand Army of the Republic
Penn sylvania Railroad Refuses Evidence Hearing Today
Philadelphia Sept 26 The Pennsylvania Railroad will not present evidence at the hearing set by the United States Labor Board regarding the shop crafts committee election dispute. President Samuel Rea says the board limited the hearing to three points and the carrier will file a letter with the board. He asserts the right to set rules and working conditions in the first instance with or without conferences with its employer.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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United [States Labor Board
Chicago
Samuel Rea
Rea
Supreme Court of the United States
Pilsudski Survives Assassination Attempt in City Hall Square
In Lemberg on September 26 General Jos eph Pilsudski President of the Polish Republic narrowly escaped death when three shots rang out as he entered a city hall square. He was unharmed. Count Grabowski accompanying him was wounded in the leg. The would be assassin attempted suicide but was arrested before acting.
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Southern and Pacific Leagues May Meet for Postseason
Negotiations are under way to stage a post season series between the pennant winners of the Pacific Coast League and the Inter-League contest winners Bar Worth and Memphis. Pacific Coast League officials awaited a reply today to determine if the series will be played. Fort Worth has won three of four against Memphis and needs one more win to clinch the Southern title.
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Fort, Worth
Freshmen At Georgia Will Not Be Punished
Indefinite postponement on an order by Mayor Erwin in the police court hearing into the cases of 18 University of Georgia freshmen arrested after a clash between Athens police and a crowd of students Saturday. BH. Ls Stranga and Stevens, students who were grazed by bullets as police dispersed the crowd, were in class today.
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Stevens
Yanks and Indians Close Series in Cleveland
New York and Cleveland Indians clash in a fourth game with a nine point Yankees lead and at least an even split in the series. A Cleveland victory cannot unseat New York from league leadership. a win would only tighten the race for rights under the Supreme Court.
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League committee weighs economic sanctions and diplomatic recalls
Geneva reports on methods of applying the economic sanctions of the Loan. The committee discusses penalties, withdrawing heads of diplomatic missions as a first step. It considers maintaining consular relations if sanctions are gradual and more stringent. An amendment to article sixteen is proposed to authorize united action against a covenant violator.
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New Orleans Cotton Exchange Opens in New Building
New Orleans La Sept 26 Before the gang opened for business today members of the New Orleans cotton exchange marched to their new building on Gravier street site of the old Exchange building Trading was formally opened there The new six story building with embellishments represents an investment of a million and a half dollars.
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New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Gravier Street
Dr Fridtjof Nansen Says He Will Not Resign
Reports claim Dr Fridtjof Nansen has resigned as Commissioner from the Russian Relief of the International Red Cross over a subcommittee's attitude. Nansen denies the resignation and says he will contest the issue within the full commission and, if needed, the League Assembly.
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International Red Cross
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