Unemployment in Imerick Reflected in European Status
Unemployment in Imerick mirrors European trends as Poles by government not to be considered. Co operation with factories urged, and possibly irrigation and highways. Mark Sullevan reports from Washington on the unemployment conference under President Harding and Hoover. The piece discusses aims to avoid class blocs, opposition to unemployment doles, and focus on practical cooperation to keep workers employed while assessing Europe’s demand and future consumption.
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MARK_SULLEVAN
Washington, D. C
Washington
Harding
Hoover
Ublic
Themmon
Great Britain
Ofcia
Britain
United States
Department of Commerce
War Finance Corporation
Eugene Meyer
America
Europe
Rockaway Beach Bungalows Burn In Big Fire
A fire swept the Rockaway Beach bungalow section destroying seven small summer hotels. One body was found among the ruins as hundreds were left homeless. Loss estimated over 1 million dollars.
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Rockaway Beach
N. Y
Legion Commander in Virginia Rails Against Mine Guard System
Commander J. Byron Nickerson of the West Virginia American Legion reports to national officers on legionnaires who opposed insurgents in Logan county. He says the men acted to aid law and order and justifies their actions while condemning the mine guard system as a disgrace to the state.
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Associated Press
Wheeling
W. Va
J. Byron Nickerson
West Virginia
Global war burden slows postwar American recovery
The excerpt notes that copper and other American raw materials cannot be matched by a population reduced by 15 to 20 million workers, urging realistic views on the speed of U.S. business recovery. It suggests the world may fall to a lower standard of living after the war, recoverable only through patient work and savings over years.
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America
Py New Tork Braning Post, Inc
Plumber Refuses Reward For Recovering Jewel
St Louis reported plumber Fred Hoffman refused a $100 reward offered by salesman Arthur Vogel after Hoffman recovered a $3,000 diamond ring from a drain pipe in a local hotel. Vogel pressed for the reward, Hoffman finally accepted a $60 bill after the ring rolled into a drain and traveled down three floors to a trap Hoffman removed and retrieved the ring.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Fred Hoffman
Arthur Vogel
Hoffman
Vogel
Muzzle Press in Madrid for Moroccan War
Madrid authorities curtail news on the Moroccan campaign. Newspapers may publish only official communiques and faces suspension for violations. Censors require submission of all articles and blanks must be filled to avoid public dismay. Foreign correspondents also restricted to official notes. War Minister Cierva stands firm amid protests.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Morocco
Cierva
Preacher Blasts Sex Silence Conspiracy at Conference
London Sept 15 Victor Murray of the Primitive Methodist Church told the world Methodist conference today that a conspiracy of silence about sex has caused untold suffering. He said men and women need companionship and if the church does not teach them about life they will learn from the gutter.
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Associated Press
London
Victor Murrray
Primitive Methodist
Shureh
Wang
Priceless Window Broken to Steal $1
Associated Press notes burglars broke a priceless stained glass window of the 00-year-old cathedral of St Etiemme in Jeaux France to gain entry. They rifled seven poor boxes, yielding an estimated not more than 10 francs.
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Associated Press
Jeaux
France
St- Etiemme
Railroads Seek Delay in Land Valuation Case
Des Moines September 15 Judge Martin J Wade delayed ruling on the railroads bid for a temporary injunction to stop state taxing authorities from enforcing increased valuations of transportation lines. He expected at least a week before a decision and asked both sides to submit additional affidavits on land values in Iowa as evidence.
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Associated_Press
Des Moines
State Executive Committee
Martin J. Wade
Wade
Towa
Courier Delivery Notice From The Paper Office
The Courier will be delivered to your home before 5 30. If you do not receive your paper by then call 3330 and a copy will be sent. Callers should reach the office before 6 50 Pp. to report missed delivery or arrange a replacement copy.
Arbuckle May Be Freed On Bail By Night
San Francisco reports a grand jury indicted Roscoe C. Arbuckle for manslaughter in Virginia Rappe's death, bail set at 5000 cash or 10000 bonds, case assigned to Judge Harold Lounder. District Attorney Brady plans manslaughter charge, not murder, and Arbuckle may post bail to leave for Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Roscoe C
Fatty") Arbuckie
Virginia Rappe
Shortatt
Superior Court
Court of Superior
Harold Lounderback
Hall of Justice
United Press
Arbuckle
Liberty
Brady
Los Angeles
Miss Rappe
Fatty
Whreaten
Rosiene C
Fatty”) Arbuckle
Sacramento
Harry Kelly
David Bender
Maryland
Bender
Steommey Brady
Arbuckte
Tentaive
Wakefield Sanitarium
Roscoe Arbuckle
Grand Jury
Prohibition
Dressmakers Show Longer Skirts At Fashion Exhibition
In Chicago on September 15 the Fashion Art League of America fall show featured longer skirts across street and evening dresses. A striking model wore a knicker costume with a white waist coat, drawing special attention amid the varied garments.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Fashion Art League of America
President Harding prolongs golf yacht trip on Long Island cruise
President Harding sails from Southampton on a yachting trip up the Hudson with Mrs. Harding and friends. He plays golf at Southamton, reviews cadets at West Point, and hopes to stretch the cruise through the weekend as weather remains ideal. Daugherty and Christian recover aboard Mayflower after medical issues.
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Associated Press
New York
Harding
Southampton
L. 1
Hudson
West Point
Long Island
Southamp
Daugherty
George B. Christian, Jr
Christian
Waifs Gift Candy From French Orphans on York
Candy made by French orphans was given to several hundred at Randall's Island Children's Hospital. Boxes wrapped in the French tri color were presented to Maj. John Emery during his visit to France. The candy was meant for children of American soldiers who died in France but the plan proved impractical.
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Associated Press
York
Randall's Island
John Emery
American Legion
Frances
France
Central America Independence Centenary Celebrations Begin
Washington D C Sept 15 The hundredth anniversary of Central America independence is being celebrated today across the Americas with events centered in Central America and extending to several cities in North and South America.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Central America
Americas
North
South America
Kiwanis Convention Opens in Omaha Nebraska
The district Kiwanis convention for Nebraska and western Iowa opened in Omaha with about 500 delegates members families and visitors expected. Officials of the Omaha club led the event with representatives from 21 clubs in attendance.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Iowa
Four Big Packers Open Shop Plan Shocks Labor
Four major meat packers adopted an open shop plan, declaring only employees would be dealt with, not union officials. The Ameri can plan allows nonunion workers to elect representatives to negotiate directly with company executives, with no immediate wage changes. Officials cited by the packers include Armour Swift Wilson and Cudahy. Morris & Co. was not yet confirmed.
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United Press
Chicago
International Butchers’ Union
Samuel Alschuler
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Wilson & Co
Cudahy Packing, Company
Morris & Co
Ike
Charles Hays
Patrick Gorman
Dennis Lane
Arschuler
Acirony
Swift and Morris
Cudahy
Wilson
Geourney
James G. Condon
Pack
Washington, D. C
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
National Labor Organization
J Swill
International Batchlore Union
Packer
Roosevelt in New York Hospital After Illness
Franklin Ty Roosevelt former assistant secretary of the navy arrived at a New York hospital today after a period of critical illness. He was accompanied by his physician and transported by private car from Campobello. Two killed and two badly burned when a whisky still exploded at John Toney's barn in New Orleans. Toney died. Mrs Toney and Edward Toney burned. Anthony McAllen later died from burns.
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Franklin Roosevelt
New York Hospital
Associated Press
New York
Franklin Ty. Roosevelt
Campobello
N. B
United Press
New Orleans
John Toney
Toney
Weather report and notices from the Department in Charles City
Weather Bureau dispatch lists towns across several states including Minnesota and Iowa. Describes cloudy and muddy conditions, rains in southern counties, drying weather in northern counties, and forecast showers tonight and Friday. Local temperatures and times are noted with reference to daily observations.
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Weather Bureau
Charles City
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Cenar Repiis
Davenport
Bes. Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
Crosse
Wig
Laagon City
Marshall
New Hampton
Postville
Waterloo
Waverly
Des Doings
Countrie
Dubuque Police Nabs Notorious Forger After Chase
In Dubuque Iowa on September 15 Durance Quinlan was arrested after a dramatic forgery chase. He was bound over to the grand jury on $1,000 bond as authorities say his alleged activities spanned the state.
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Associated Press
Dubuque
Dubuque County
Durance Quinlan
Had Good Business But Stock-in-Trade Worked Too Hard
John W Gray told an assistant district attorney that his rabbit business faltered due to nature’s laws. He advertised Belgian hares for sale at eight dollars each and offered to repay offspring at three dollars each, but the rabbits multiplied too quickly.
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Associated
Chicago
John W Gray
Harry Ramlin
Santa Claus to lead record Christmas gift drive
New York report shows Santa’s representatives expect a large holiday gift distribution this year. Retailers, jobbers, and manufacturers indicate strong buying power and optimism for Christmas sales, noting that prosperity will influence consumer spending.
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United Press
New York
Santa Claus
York
Unity Organization to Fight K K Klan Formed
Chicago announces the National Unity Council to promote harmony among all classes races and religions with Edward F. Dunne former Illinois governor leading. The group aims to spread nationwide and combat the Ku Klux Klan viewed as a secret organization.
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Associated Press
Chicago
America
Edward F. Dunne
Illinois
National Unity Council
Dunne
Sinn Fein insists on Irish republic while Lloyd George replies
The Irish question dominates as Sinn Fein demands independence and de Valera affirms readiness for Inverness talks to define Ireland's status within the empire. De Valera reaffirms sovereignty while proposing representatives for ratification and hopes for a conference date.
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Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
Prem
London
Eamonn de Valera
Eamonn Dea Valera
Inverness
Ireland
de Valera
Community of Nations
British Empire
Dail
Baseball Results Today From Cities and Matches
Baseball results from today list matches in Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburgh and New York with batteries and pitchers named for each game. Several entries mix in unrelated political notes and unrest reports from Belfast and Ireland.
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New York
St. Louis
New York Batteries
Bayn Mays
Scheng
Huth
Vangeid, Plerccy
Cincinnati
Haines and Snyder
Marquard and
Wingo
Brooklyn
Grimes and Miller
Hisines
Clemons
Senator Cummins Improves, Attends Office
Des Moines report says Senator A. B. Cummins, once ill at his daughter's home, is much better and able to work in his office.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
A. B. Cummins
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