Bryan Opens Campaign Attack on Republicans and Farm Policy
Gov. Bryan denounces Coolidge and Dawes, arguing the Republican farm policy hurts farmers with high interest loans and middleman commissions. He urges common honesty and equal protection under the law, claims the farm bloc is mainly Democratic plus a few progressives, and contrasts four years of Republican hardship with Democratic promises. The speech connects farm relief to labor and broader prosperity.
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Bryan
Coolidge
Gov
Gen. Dawes
Gov. Bryan
Dawes
Samo
Congress
Northwest
Two Dead in Klan Affray in Buffalo Kensington Shootout
United Press reports two men died and a third was severely wounded in a Buffalo street gunfight in the Kensington district early today. The clash, stemming from a Ku Klux Klan quarrel, involved five men in two cars on Durham avenue. Identifications for the Klan and magazine subscriptions were found on the deceased and wounded, with police detailing the men’s movements prior to the shooting.
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United Press
Buffalo
Kensington
Durham Avenue
Bill
Thomas H. Austin
Graystone Hotel
Washington, D. C
Edward C. Obertean
George C. Bryan
Bufalo
Bryan
Albany
Oharteau
Austin Roche
Ku Klux Klan
Klan J Magazine
Murders May Be Traced To Leopold and Loeb Case
Chicago report details ongoing legal maneuvers as Justice Caverly weighs sentencing Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb for the Franks murder. Father of slain boy may testify. other related crimes are hinted at by prosecutors and defense. Jacob Franks and family plan to move to a Northside hotel after selling their home amid the case.
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United Press
Chicago
John R. Caverly
Edgewater Beach
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Robert E. Crown
Althe
Clarence
Darrow
Crowe
Supreme Court
Springfield
Caverly
Resis
St. Ita
Robert H. Loeb
Richard
Charnevoix
Mich
Sears
Ek & Co
Guilix
Freeman Louis Tracy
University of Chicago
Associated Press
Jacobb Franks
Bobby
Franks
Trinz
Loeb
Boston Common
Prize Pig Bite Sends Hog Raiser to Recovery
Robert Sharp of Cow City Ja is recovering from severe blood poisoning after a pig bite from a state fair prize hog he exhibited. The incident followed his success in winning a prize at the fair. Des Moines and Minnesota notes accompany the desultory dispatch.
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Cow City
Robert Sharp
Jssman Kvata
DES Mones
Mrs. Clem Shaver Attacks Bryan as Pacifist Leader
In a letter to the Fairmont West Virginian Mrs. Clem J. Shaver wife of the Democratic national committee chair condemns pacifism saying the best way to prepare for peace is to show readiness for emergencies She calls Charles W Bryan a well known pacifist and questions his stance on national Defense day identifying it as militaristic.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Clem J. Shaver
Democratic National Committee
Fairmont West
Motorcycle Cop Shot by His Own Gun In Collision
Marshalltown Iowa officer R H Scott 25 crashed pursuing speeding motorists at an intersection. His revolver discharged as it fell from holster striking his right leg. he was taken to a hospital with fever and infection feared. The motorcycle and taxicab were heavily damaged.
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Marshalltown
Tat
R. H. Scott
Scott
Reventlow Threat After Reparations Plan Action
In Berlin Reventlow leader of the German monarchists warned that if the government accepts the Dawes reparations plan withoutreichstag consent the people would tear up the Protocol as a scrap of paper and that Hitlerites would treat foreign commissioners as enemy invaders whose safety could not be guaranteed.
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Count Reventlow
Berlin
Reichstag
Hitlerites
Sundry Police Calls Report Weekend Incidents
Police logs show two of five weekend arrestees remain jailed after bail denials due to Labor Day. Hearings postponed to Tuesday. some minor cases released on promise to appeal. Incidents include a man with 2 gallons of hooch bailed at $300, disturbances at 514 Jefferson, multiple prowler reports on 723 South, and a robbed hotel loss of $9.45. Also missing juvenile Wayne Swartzell and a stolen $296 check traced from Porte City.
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Ralph Garland
Jefferson Street
South Street
Max Enenaldra
Meson City
Emma Pearsall
Center Street
Wayne Swartzell
Forest Avenue
John Sapayer
Porte City
Black Man Fatally Hurt Over Dollar Division in Gambling
Sioux City dispatch reports Albert Pie Jones, a Black man, died following a quarrel over the division of one dollar in a gambling game. Ol lie Henderson, also Black, is in custody as a suspect in the serious case. The incident occurred last night in the Black section.
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Sioux City
Albert “Pie” Jones
Ollie Henderson
Prince of Wales Enjoys Polo Practice on Long Island
The Prince of Wales spent the first day of his Long Island vacation as a gentlemanly sportsman. He rode eight polo ponies for nearly two hours, then toured the area. A scratch polo game was played in the morning and a theatre party was planned for the afternoon with a possible Belmont Park visit to watch Epinard.
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The
Associated Press
Syosset
N. Y
Prince of Wales
Long Island
Belmont Park
Epinard
Raya
Will
Clash in Herrin Ends in Killings and Arrests
In Herrin Illinois aSaturday riot between kin and anti Klansmen left six dead. Sheriff Galligan and Adjunct Gen. Black moved prisoners to Saline County jail for safety. Klansmen gathered near jails but no trouble ensued as troops remained to guard the scene. Sheriff Galligan was arrested for murder and other deputies faced inquest proceedings.
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Associated Press
Herrin
Lowe
Galligan
Williamson County
Marion
Aftur
Tadken
Saline County
Arerishung
Tvroeops
Aeld
Bud" Alison
Chester Reid
Ale
Adj
Binek
Sheri
International
Ill
George Galligan
Liamson
Merrin
Goroner
Ad. Gan. Cartor EB. Black
Fron Herrin
Jack
Morrishirg
Murhystoro
Parachute Flares Help Mail Flier to Make Safe Landing
Frank Yager airmail pilot departed Omaha at 12 15 am for North Platte with a regular cargo. He descended near Wann Nebraska to avoid a severe storm and landed safely using parachute flares that guided his craft to a change spot. Tests had shown flares float slowly and illuminate the area for pilot visibility during emergency landings.
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Omaha
Neb
Frank Yager
North Platte
Air MA
Wann
Air Service
Chappell
Altho
Lia
Chektonya
Tokio Mourns On Great Quake Anniversary
Tokio marked the quake anniversary with 100000 dead remembered and citywide mourning. Flags, Buddhist emblems, and sirens filled streets as a daytime moment of silence honored victims and celebrated foreign aid from the disaster a year earlier. Official death toll remained 105060 with 106000 previously reported.
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AsSociates Press
Tokio
Earih
Denth
Tokto
Brethren Pastor Sought at Annual Church Conference
Brethren pastor Dr. W. Il Beachler and family plan to attend the annual Brethren conference at Winona Lake with Milton Puterbaugh and M Berkley. The Beachlers will visit relatives in the east then move to South Bend Ind where the pastor has a new charge starting October first. Milton Puterbaugh of Ashland Ohio delivered the morning sermon for Beachler’s first Sunday absence.
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W. IL
Beachier
First Brethren Church
B. F. Puterbaugh
Milton Puterbaugh
M. Berkley
Winona Lake
L Gr
Beachler
South Band
Ind
The
Brethren Sehicl
Ashland
Davis to Speak at Des Moines Friday
Iowa Democratic national committeeman Clyde L. Herring said John W. Davis will speak Friday night in Des Moines before the candidate goes to Omaha the next day to campaign. Herring added the plan was arranged with Clem L. Shaver and was confirmed for the trip.
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Davis
Des Moines
Omaha
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
Chicago
John W. Davis
Herring
Clem L. Shaver
Traffic casualties top Los Angeles police briefing
Los Angeles report states the police department lists twelve traffic accident victims from yesterday with several expected to recover. Authorities note ongoing investigations and warnings for safer driving.
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Los Angeles
Cal
League Assembly Opens Its Annual Session at The Hague
Geneva September 1 The league of nations met in regular annual session with Paul Hymans presiding. Americans present included Senator McKinley and Representative Thorton. Wyman opened with a review of 1924, noting the opening of the Court of International Justice and council talks on armaments, opium, and white slave trade. He said the league settled several European disputes and the intellectual cooperation commission began work with Argentina joining.
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United Press
Geneva
Switzerland
Assembly of the
League of Tatloos
Paul Hymans
Belgium
McKinley
Thorton
Wyman
League
Court of International Justice
The
Hague
League Council
Sand
Commission On Intellectual Co
Argentine Republic
Coolidge Promises Continued Labor Policy Aimed at Wage Earners
President Coolidge told labor delegates at the White House that government will keep pursuing policies that raise wage earners living standards. He praised American buying power, opposed foreign economic models, and urged stable conditions, fair wages, education, healthful surroundings, and religious worship while supporting union organizing and voluntary arbitration.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
White House
America
Labor ‘Board
Federal Reserve System
United States
Final Flights Complete Global Air Circumnavigation
The American Army airists completed the first circumnavigation by air with a Labrador coast arrival. Lieut. Eawell TI. Smith and crew landed at Tickle after a 572 mile leg from Ivigztut Groan land in six hours forty nine minutes. Plane No. 2 carried Toy nut Smith and Lieut. Leslie Arnot, while No. 4 held Lieut. Erik H. Nelson with Lieut. John Harding jr assisting. they received a warm welcome from the destroyer Lawrence and locals along the coast.
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Associated Pressey
Atlantic
Greenland
Labrador
Smith
Leslie PF. Arnot
Erik H. Nelson
John Harding, Jr
Kirkwall
Richmond
Lawrence
Avast
Bather Saviors Two Swimmers as Sister Dies in San Pedro
In San Pedro California on September 1 Roberto Mares, 21, saved two swimmers from drowning while attempting to rescue his 18 year old sister Theresa. Despite a crowd of bathers, no one helped as Mares pulled the three girls ashore. Theresa died after an hour of surgical effort. two others revived.
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San Pedro
Cal
Roberto Mores
Gvil
Theresa
Mares
Poll of Dead in Tank and Blast at Store
Des Moines Mahton 11 years old died after an ammonia blast wrecking a Fort Des Moines grocery. The seventh victim Dackum died yesterday. Proprieter P Vailandingham in worse condition this morning with little hope for recovery.
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Des Moines
Fort Des Moines
City Hospital
Mia
Elm
Dackum
Vailandingham
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