Destroyer Rammed in Cape Cod Channel Maneuver Incident
A US destroyer was rammed in the bow by the battleship Arkansas during maneuvers near the Cape Cod canal. Farland’s bow was damaged port side and the destroyer, proceeding under own power, headed toward Boston. The collision occurred during a joint exercise with other ships, with both vessels sustaining damage but continuing operations. Also reported is the death of explorer Paul J. Nairne aboard the Sassoon en route to Capetown, whose career spanned polar and tropical expeditions and wartime service. He was born in Cleveland on September 16, 46 years ago, and was a director of W. J. Rainey, Inc.
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Farland
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Cleveland
W. J.rainey, Inc
Colorado Springs
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Sn@ Telegraph company
Crippie Creek
Silko
Pablo
Pike's Peak
Glen Cove
Summitt
Union Heads Meet New York Stakers Over Strike
A New York strike disrupts major papers as Union headMr. Berry orders a return to work threatening charter suspension. Pickets stationed at newspaper plants but few incidents aside from jeers. Five World pressmen arrested for malicious mischief. Some editions trimmed, foreign language papers print in English amid boom for smaller dailies.
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New York
Berry
Woton
World
Daily News
Beralé
Tripune
Morning Telegraph
Bech
Benner
New York” Morning
Britain and United States Discuss Whisky Trade Treaty
The article notes Secretary Hughes proposing to fix territorial waters at three miles and to curb liquor shipments to U S waters. Britain objects and the State Department withholds the British grounds while seeking imperial conference input and possible treaty negotiations. The issue remains unresolved.
Prisoners Of Walton Court Turned Loose
Washington reports on a general reorganization of railroad freight rates and the secretary’s approval of a reduced conepugat ien plan. Oklahoma City notes Governor Walton threatening to imprison lawmakers unless a special session is called and plans to meet as an inquisitorial body. military courts of inquiry continue their work amid violence probes in the state.
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Washington
Genere
Western Ranger Renas
Cise Geve
Oklahoma City
Walton
Tulsa
Conference on Reparations Expected at Sept 19 Meeting
Premier Baldwin and PM Poincare held talks on postwar reparations in Geneva. The session, with Mr Baldwin and Mr Poincare, aimed to find a definite solution but no closing agreement emerged. The British observer noted the debate would influence Downing Street policy.
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Iain
M Poincare
Bal
Ramboutlet
Millerand
Communistie
M. Polite Baldwin
Shell
Mr. Baldwin
Downing Street
Gammerlynck
Geneva
Rave Re-elected President of Irta Council
William P Was was re elected president of the council of the Irta by a Sfessor Michael Hage at the meeting held today in Dallas. The vote confirmed Was as estate leader amid continuing leadership battles within the organization.
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Dall ' Today
Council of the
Irta
Navy Wreck Inquiry Proceeding Amid Unclear Findings
Uncertain findings linger as court of inquiry examines the navy wreck. Testimony references an 11 am incident time on the night of September with partial details and names such as Blodgett and Delphy contributing to the inquiry.
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Chez
Blodgett
Delphy
Ravel Court of Inquiry
Dons to Launch Moroccan Drive Amid High Commissioner Arrival
At a session attended by General Aispuru the new high commissioner for Morocco the directorate reviews King Alfonso's decree against separatists. The decree prescribes fines and prison terms for displaying any flag other than the Seeth as the presidency meets.
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Aispuru
Morocco
Alfonso
Holbrook Isolated After Severe Rainstorm Floods Reach Town
Northeastern Arizona endured record rains with Holbrook cut off after floods swept from foundations. Telecommunication lines down and one death reported as rivers overflowed and damage assessments awaited. Santa Fe trains rerouted while washouts stretch from Flagstaff toward New Mexico.
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Holbrook
Arizona
Ing. N. M
Phoenix
Flagstaff
New Mexico
Tine
Coup 18 Prevented in Sofia Bulgaria
Sofia reports that the interior minister announced recent raids on Communist clubs uncovered plans for a coup d etat. The movement was to begin with a general strike. Over 60 Communist leaders have been jailed and clubs closed.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Rowssif
Interior
Mise and Smelter Workers Walk Out
State officials reported a strike by Mise and Smelter workers affecting several mines and smelters in El Paso. Officials believed a settlement with Chihuahua authorities would be reached within three days as agitation spread on the streets.
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EL. Paso
Smelting and Refining Company
el Paso
Chihuahua
Unclear sports box score from Philadelphia and Washington games
Fragmentary game summary lists teams and players such as Olsen Whitedi Francis and Woodall for Rh E at Philadelphia and Washington encounters. Scoring lines appear garbled with partial inning-like entries and unreliable digits.
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Philadelphia
Ree
Olsen, Whitedi
Francis Land Woodall
Burse and Perkins
Batterries and lineups from early baseball games
In Cincinnati and Chicago rain affected schedules as teams batted through multiple innings. Batters Betts Henline Rixey Hargrave and others faced varied pitching lines while Reuther Taylor Doak Gowdy and N players were noted across cities including St Louis and New York.
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St. Louis
Rw New York
St. Louie
Ryen
Gowdy
Doak
Time Valley
Court hearings begin on murder of seven geatveyers
In Cale a district court opened hearings on the case of seven people killed in a factory incident. Officials say the investigation centers on the wreck and ensuing disclosures, with testimony studied by the court today. A separate dispatch reports aviators from Santo Domingo arriving at Fort App Prince after a flight from Port-au-Prince.
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Cas Diego
Cale
Saeed
Court of Regeiry
Éervedaets
Felnt Menda
Meraing Scustee
Éevciog
Santo Domingo
St. Lobig
Liewtenant Ferg Regere
Ward
Texas
Liewtenaet Heormre Falmer
Athens
Ohio
Fort Aa
Port Ap Prince
Americam
Detour trains route Santa Fe to Southern line
Washouts on the Santa Fe main line near Arizona halted eastbound traffic with an estimated 12 hours to resume. The California Limited was detoured via Deming on Southern Pacific tracks while other limited trains were rerouted westward.
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Santa FE
Southern Line
Southern Pacific Line
Albuquerque
Santa Fe Railway
Arizona
Gallup
X. M
Southern Pacific
Kendrix. Republican Majority Wins Philadelphia Mayoral Primary
W Freeland Kendrix won the Republican nomination for mayor in Philadelphia with a large plural ity, boosted to over 200000 after belated returns. The Republican county ticket also surged past Independents. In Johnston, Mayor Joseph Cauffiel, tied to a controversy over an order, failed to win reelection, finishing fifth in a seven candidate field.
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Philadelphia
W. Freeland Kendrix
Republican Organization
Johnston
Joseph Cauffiel
Tuaning
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