Britain proposes new disarmament convention at Geneva
Britain answers Germany by proposing a new international accord to wipe out armament inequities and replace Versailles restrictions, while insisting Germany has no right to seek readjustment outside the Geneva disarmament talks. The plan aims for large reductions for heavily armed powers and no material increases for lighter ones, arguing withdrawal from talks would not help.
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London
Great Britain
Germany
Memoire
France
Geneva
Roosevelt Speech Pleases Rail Executives and Labor Leaders
New York September reports quote J J Pelley president of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad praising Roosevelt Salt Lake City speech as favorable to railroads and credit restoration. Labor leaders Tobin McEntee say railway workers express high satisfaction with Roosevelt plans and wage policy.
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Roosevelt
Salt Lake City
New York
J. J. Pelley
Daniel J. Tobin
Democratic National Committee
J. J. McEntee
International Association of Machinists
Tobin
Standard
Portland
Mormon Tabernacle
Interstate Commerce Commission
Little St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Arthur W. Moulton
Utah
Mr. Roosevelt
Butler Plan Aims at State Liquor Traffic Control
New York, Sept 18. Dr Nicholas Murray Butler proposes a plan for state liquor traffic control should the Eighteenth Amendment be repealed. The state would run depots under a nonpartisan authority, with taxed revenues to the state treasury and profits excluded from private gain.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Buter
Butler
Province of Quebec
Ponalasion
Democratic leaders join campaign caravan in Salt Lake City
James A. Parley chairman of the Democratic national committee joined the campaign party at Salt Lake City to travel west with the candidate. Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana also appeared in Salt Lake City to journey through his state with the nominee describing conditions there.
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Roosevelt
Hastings
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Albany
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Dillon
Butte
Montana
Washington
Oregon
James A. Parley
Democratic National Committee
Thomas J. Walsh
Grand Army Vets Have A Night On Town
The sixty sixth annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment opens in Springfield Illinois with marching fife and drum corps waking the city. Civil War veterans rise early as buglers fans and units parade in front of the headquarters hotel in Abraham Lincoln's home.
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Grand Army
Associated Press
Springfield
Ill
Grand Army of the
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Report
Chicago prices for grains show declines across wheat corn oats and rye with September December and May futures all posting losses. The report notes specific percentage moves such as wheat September 49 percent and rye September 30 to 42 percent ranges.
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Associated Press
Chicago
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