Senator Johnson Poised to Challenge Old Guard
Washington dispatch notes Hiram W. Johnson, after winning renomination, faces a November race in California where Democrats fear a surprise. William J. Pearson, a novice candidate, could upset Johnson, with California's volatile voting history raising the possibility. If Johnson wins, Washington expects a renewed Johnsonism, as he may out-Johnson himself, challenging party orthodoxy after his term.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Hiiram W. Johnson
Cust
California
Johnson
Eault
Hoytus
James D. Phelan
Phelan
Los Angeles
William J. Pearson
Pearson
Patera
Joe Johnson
Hughes
Union
Washington
Johnson Johnson
Ces
Deslave
Fordner
Delivery deadline notice for Courier paper
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30. If you do not receive the paper by then due to carrier error or other cause, call 3320 and a copy will be sent. Calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
Hang Boy Bandit! Who Stole for Girl
The 19 year old Frank B. Dupre, dubbed the Peachtree bandit, was hanged at Fulton county jail at 2 04 am for the December 15 murder of private detective Irhy C. Walker who tried to stop his theft from a Peachtree street jewelry store. Hundreds of Atlanta women prayed as Dupre faced execution and a prior hanging for Luke McDonald occurred on the same scaffold for the murder of a Black woman.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Frank B. Dupre
Fulton County
Irhy C. Walker
Peachtree Street
Dupre
Luke McDonald
Conferees Lay Aside Tariff to Pass Soldiers' Bonus
Senate approves the soldiers' bonus bill by 47 to 22 and sends it to the house where it passed last March. Conferees will be same as tariff talks but leaders aim to set aside the tariff bill to draft a conference report on compensation. If approved, the measure goes to the president.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
House
Gov Small Honors Foster Requisition for Return
Springfield Sept 1 Gov Len Small has honored a requisition for the return to Michigan of William Foster president of the Trades Union Educational league Foster under arrest in Chicago is wanted in Michigan on a charge of violating the criminal syndicalist law Federal agents say Foster was among those who escaped the recent raid on radicals at Bridgeman Michigan
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Springfield
Ill
Len Small
Michigan
William
Foster
Trades Union Educational League
Chicago
Bridgeman
Mich
Associated Press
Illinois Central
Burnside
Frank RK. Hartman
Western Express
New York Central
Altho
Gary
Ind
Michigan Central
Michael Krischumas
D. Merrick
Tinois Central
Herald and Examiner Today
New York Central Lines
Pennsylvania System
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Stewart Wilkinson
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Y . Gov. Small
Illinois
William Z. Foster
Berrien County Woods
W.B
Ilinois Central
Paducah
Alabama Cavalry to be stationed at Fort Des Moines
Movement of troops across the second, fourth, sixth to ninth army corps areas includes cantonments shifting to permanent posts. War department notes reduced enlisted strength to 125,600 and scattering of small commands. Fourth area trains at Camp McClellan move to Fort Des Moines. Seventh area troop L moves from Fort Snelling to Fort Des Moines. Engineer training company from Fort Snelling to Camp Lewis. air service detachment from Fort Crook to Fort Riley.
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Associated
Fort Des Moines
Fort Snelling
Minn
Fort Sneiling
Camp Lewis
Wash
Air Service
Fort Crook
Neb
Fort Riley
Kan
Rail Strike Violence Tied to Radical Plot Across States
Police and federal agents move against radicals amid a nationwide railroad disruption. Arrests include a Burnside bomb suspect and others tied to plots against railroad targets. Reports speak of bridge burnings, wrecks, and alleged plans to kidnap rail presidents. Public officials and labor groups face intensified investigations and potential deportations.
Ships Send Second Car of Peaches to Pay Debt
A Michigan shipper of peaches to Chicago was told by the commission house that after sale the fruit left $3.45 to pay freight. The grower replied I am sending you another car of peaches in payment of the bill. The incident shows a debtor exchange tied to market pricing and freight costs.
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Chicago
Michigan
Commission House
Youth Fatally Shot by Angry Husband
Chicago dispatch reports 19 year old Stanley White, admirer of Mrs. Shirley Kubb, shot during a struggle with her husband William Kubb. Kubb says he confronted White after learning of the affair, claiming self defense as the gun fired during a brawl.
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United Press
Chicago
Stanley White
San Diego
T William Kubb
Shirley Kubb
White
Rubb
Kubb
Eleven Hurt As Passenger Train Hits Freight Car
In Indianapolis on September 1, a Big Four passenger train crashed into a freight train at an open switch on a siding near Brownsburg. Eleven people were injured. officials ruled it an accident as the switch lock was intact and the train likely split the switch. All passenger cars except the Pullmans derailed.
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Inndianapolis
Ind
Brownsberg
Boys Die as Lightning Strikes While Herding Cattle
In Lite Falls Minnesota during a nighttime electrical storm, three year old August Herold and six year old Arnold Herold, sons of farmer Victory Herold, were instantly killed while herding cows in a pasture between Pierz and Buckman.
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Lite Falls
Minn
Arnold
Victory Herold
Pierz
Buckman
Here
Anglican episcopate confirmed by ecumenical patriarchate
The Living Church reports that the ecumenical patriarchate on August 1 in Constantinople pronounced the validity of the Anglican episcopate and priesthood. The action marks a historic milestone in church history and may be echoed by other patriarchates and orthodox churches.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Ecumenical Patriarchate
Constantinople
Living Church
Reading tops the teaching program say Dean Haggerty
Dean M. E. Haggerty of Minneapolis stressed reading instruction at the county inspirational institute. He argued that while arithmetic and geography matter, reading is the fundamental skill for educated understanding and that no perfect intelligence test exists after twelve years of work by experts.
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M. E. Haggerty
Minneapolis
County Inspirational Institute
Dean Haggerty
Mark Twain
Aatient
Tachor
Tiany
Medical College
Ti Ha
Law
Engineering
College of Education
Weather bulletin reports poor rain in Iowa towns
The report lists Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Mason City and Waterloo as covered. It notes low rainfall with generally good road conditions across the territory.
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Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
la Ganesh Wis
Mason City
Waverfly
Day in an Ice Box Good Cure for Hay Fever
At the Rathoring annual meeting in the United States, a member proposed that a day spent in an ice box could cure hay fever. The idea drew humor as a potential remedy with the caveat of possible cold feet.
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Sneezer
Hethlerem
United States
Food Riots Force Berlin Police Chief to Cancel New York Trip
Bloodier food riots sweep Eberswalde with smashed windows looting and clashes as police try to intervene. The Berlin police chief, en route to New York for a police chiefs convention, abandons the trip amid fears of disorder.
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Berlin
N.Y. Trip
Eberswalde
Geriiu
New York
Explosion Damages IC Mechanic’s Home Injures Girl
Paducah Ky Sept 1 The home of J R Walker chief mechanic of the Illinois Central shops was blown up with dynamite early today. Walkers daughter was injured by flying glass nine other homes occupied by strikebreakers were demolished.
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Paducah
J. R. Walker
Illinois Central Shops
Walker
Estimate Cotton Crop Higher Than Last Year
Washington August reports estimate the current cotton crop at about 10,575,000 bales gross from 00 pounds. This compares with last year’s 7,963,641 bales and 13,439,603 two years ago. August 26 crop condition was 57 percent of normal, forecasting about 145.2 pounds per acre.
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Washington, D. C
Department of, Agriculture
Train wreck near Cape Girardeau kills two, injures twenty five
Two people die and 25 others are injured when a St. Louis and San Francisco passenger train en route from St. Louis to Memphis derailed as a trestle collapsed near Cape Girardeau Missouri. The crash occurred as the train crossed the failing trestle.
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Associated Press
Cape Girardean
St. Louis
Waterloo Woman Wins Iowa Women's Golf Championship
Miss Margaret Addington of Waterloo defeats Mrs. Frank Byers of Cedar Rapids 4 up with 3 to go in the final rounds at Sunnyside Country Club, clinching the Iowa state championship flight title amid a tight match with several halved holes and notable putts.
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Margaret Addington
Waterloo
Iowa
Frank C. Byera
Cedar Rapids
Sunnyside Country Club
Miss Addington
Mrs. Byers
Mis. Addington
Byers
Addington Flyers
Addington
Remain Reisner
Govt Dot for Striking Shopmen Restrictions Urged
International News Wire reports Attorney General Daugherty seeks to enjoin striking railroad workers nationwide. Prohibited acts include advising workers to quit, throwing stones at trains, marines like actions, loitering near stations, interfering with rail operations, union coordination to deter work, and public demonstrations of union power.
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International News Wire
Chicago
Daugherty
Ste
Plan Mandamus for Beer Wines Petition Intervening Action
Secretary of State Louis L. Emerson may face mandamus proceedings over a petition to legalize wine and beer. The plan, said to contain over a half million names, was due today from Chicago, with early predictions by a wet leader regarding the effort.
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Springfield
Louis L. Emerson
Chicago
Federal Court Issues Sweeping Rate Against Interference With Railroads
Chicago Sept. 1 The United States government obtained a temporary restraining order against six striking railroad shopmen unions and their leaders to stop interference with railroad operation. The order remains in force until Sept. 11 pending a hearing on a permanent injunction. The suit names unions and officers and argues the government must uphold open shop principles. Union leaders say the injunction won’t stop the strike and warn railways could face collapse in coming days.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Thetrociers
James Kerson
United ™ States
Harry
Daugherty
Charles P. Clyre
Geendants
Tiiforms
Officinia
American Poneration Tate Fame
Bert M. Jewell
Blacksmitha
of Felpers
James
Gsediatank
Esterline
United States
Associated Breast
Washington, D. C
W. H. Johnson
International Organization of Mach
Johnson
Commins
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