Our Court Reservations Scored in Paris As Blocking International Justice

Article by E Marshall, League adherents suspect Mussolini of backing Spain's demand for permanent seat

De Rivera's Fall Is Predicted.; DE RIVERA ORDERS PLEBISCITE IN SPAIN

Only Three Clear Days Officially Noted in August

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1,000 on St. Louis Specials Leave for Reds' Game Today

MacMillan-Rawson Sub-Arctic Expedition finds old Norse ruins off Labrador

MACMILLAN FINDS OLD NORSE RUINS; Thinks Relics of Settlement Off Labrador Perhaps 1,000 Years Old. WILL EXCAVATE NEXT YEAR Sub-Arctic Expedition of Field Museum of Chicago Returns to Sydney, N.S. MACMILLAN FINDS OLD NORSE RUINS

Finalists complete European tour; plans for first Internatl Oratorical Contest

YOUNG ORATORS END PRIZE TOUR ABROAD; Miss Helen Bylund and Others Due at Montreal in Week on Way Home. FOREIGN CHAMPIONS ALONG Will Be in the First International Contest in Washington in October.

Seeks to overcome apathy to duties of citizenship

CIVIC BODIES PLAN CITIZENSHIP DRIVE; Non-Partisan Meeting Will Be Held at City Hall on Sept. 21. CAMPAIGN IS NATION-WIDE Legion and Civic Federation Seek to Overcome Apathy of the Citizens Toward Duties.

20 MORE STATE TROOPERS.; Force at White Plains to Be Strengthened at New Year.

RICHARDS RETAINS U.S. DOUBLES TITLE; But He and Williams Have a Desperate Battle With Tilden and Chapin. SCORE IS 6-4, 6-8, 11-9, 6-3 Champions Unable to Gain a Comfortable Lead Until at the Close of the Third Set. RICHARD RETAINS U.S. DOUBLES TITLE

22-Year-Old Sea Lion Dies; Was Dean of the Aquarium

DUBLIN, Sept. 4 (AP). -- Much disappointment has been expressed in Dublin at the preliminary report of the census, which shows a decline. The returns for Northern Ireland had shown a slight increase, but the Saorstat (Free State) population shows a slump of 166,886, or 5.3 per cent. The population is now 2,972,802.  

Drop of 166,886 in Ireland's Population To 2,972,802 Total Disappoints Dublin

Conversation on current plays, feature article

DRAMA AS ACTING; Current Plays in Which the Playwrights Do Not Supply All the Enjoyment -- The "Little Theatres"

WORLD COURT ISSUE IN GEORGIA FIGHT; Senator George Is Expected to Defeat Justice Russell in Wednesday's Primary. HOT BATTLE FOR GOVERNOR Real Fireworks of the Campaign Centred in the Race for Agricultural Office. WORLD COURT ISSUE IN GEORGIA FIGHT

Worst typhoon in years sweeps central and eastern coast; 100 killed; train wrecked; houses damaged

Worst Typhoon in Years Sweeps Japan; 100 Killed; Train Wrecked; Houses Damaged

Mgr Chidwick resigns as Chaplain of United Spanish War Veterans of State of N Y and from organization on ground that Means, recently elected Natl Comdr-in-Chief is backed by Ku Klux Klan

Mgr. Chidwick Quits Spanish War Veterans; Asserts New National Leader Is Klansman

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WHAT THE GERMANS THINK OF US; In a Flood of New Books They Discuss Our "Machine Civilization" DAS AMERIKANISCHE WIRT-SCHAFTSWUNDER. (The American Economic Miracle.) By Professor Dr. Julius Hirsch. Berlin: S. Fischer. AMERIKA-EUROPA. By Arthur Feiler. Frankfort: Frankfurter Sozietaetsdruckerei. AMERIKA. By M.J. Bonn. Munich: Meyer & Jessen. AMERIKA UND WIR. (America and Ourselves.) By Paul Rohrbach. Berlin: Buchenau & Reichert Verlay. QUERWELTEIEN. (Across the World.) By Walter Reinhardt. Berlin: E.S. Mittler & Sohn. AMERIKA, Du hast es Besser! (America, Thou Art Happier!) By A.T. Leitich. Tageblatt-Ribliothek, Vienna. DAS GEISTIGE AMERIKA VON HEUTE. (The Spiritual America of Today.) By Herman George Scheffauer. Berlin: Verlag Ullstein.

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., Sept. 4. -- Jack Dempsey is at that stage of his training now where he is inclined to take things easy. Spectators and critics may not be impressed with his form, but Jack himself is satisfied.  

DEMPSEY TO EASE HIS TRAINING GRIND; Will Not Work on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday Except for Road Drill. WANTS TO STAY AT 196 Regardless of Disappointment of Crowd and Critics, Champion Feels at Stage for a Rest. DEMPSEY TO EASE HIS TRAINING GRIND

CINCINNATI, Sept. 4 (AP). -- Cincinnati displaced St. Louis from first place in the National League pennant race by defeating the Cardinals today, 5 to 0. More than 18,000 fans passed through the turnstiles, one of the largest Saturday crowds at Redland Field this season.  

REDS LEAD LEAGUE; BEAT CARDS AGAIN, 5-0; Donohue Blanks Rivals Before 18,000 -- Cincinnati Is Now Ahead by Three Points. HORNSBY FAINTS ON FIELD Collapses in First Inning After Chasing Fly, but Resumes Play Amid Cheers. GAME IS CLINCHED EARLY Sherdel Pounded for Four Runs In the Opener and Another Tally Follows In Second. REDS GAIN THE LEAD; BEAT CARDS AGAIN

LOWLY GIANTS DROP TWO TO THE BRAVES; Seventh Place Team Takes First Game, 6-2, and Second, 9-5, in Ten Innings. McGRAWMEN RALLY ONCE Tie Boston in Ninth of Nightcap With Three Runs, Only to Collapse in Extra Frame. LOWLY GIANTS DROP TWO TO THE BRAVES

PARIS, Sept. 4. -- If all roads lead to Rome, there is at least an important junction at Geneva. All the world knows what the League of Nations means to do in Geneva; half the world appears to be suspicious of what Signor Mussolini is doing in Rome.  

LEAGUE ADHERENTS SUSPECT MUSSOLINI; They Think Duce Is Back of Spain's Demand for a Council Seat. OTHER NATIONS OPPOSE IT Great and Small Consider That the Admission of Germany Is Paramount Question. FRANCE IN BETTER SPIRIT While the Financial Situation Is Basically Unchanged, It Is Improved on the Surface.

URGES FILIPINOS TO OPEN IRON MINES; Thompson Is Impressed With Apparently Rich Deposits on Visit to Mindanao. SPEAKS IN PUBLIC SQUARE Advises Philippines to Welcome Capital -- His Ship Nearly Runs on Rocks in Storm. URGES FILIPINOS TO OPEN IRON MINES

NEW EYEWITNESS FOUND IN HALL CASE, SIMPSON ANNOUNCES; Prosecutor Says Man Never Questioned Before Will Back Mrs. Gibson. ANOTHER EXHIBIT NOW LOST Investigators Say Man Found Handkerchief Marked "S," but He Denies It. ONE UPHOLDS STEVENS ALIBI Now Recalls Fishing With Him on Murder Night -- Another Is Not Certain of Date. NEW EYEWITNESS FOUND IN HALL CASE

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4. -- "Now, be yourself," said Miller Huggins when he started Herb Pennock against the Athletics here this afternoon, and Herbie was. He was so much his real self that he shut out the Mackmen with seven judiciously distributed hits while the Yanks were walloping Ed Rommel, Rube Walberg and Charley Willis, and gave the Hugmen the edge in the current seven-game series.  

PENNOCK SHUTS OUT THE ATHLETICS, 3-0; Southpaw Yields 7 Scattered Hits as the Yanks Increase League Lead to 6 Games. ROMMEL CRACKS IN SIXTH Singles by Koenig and Ruth Aid in Scoring 2 Runs -- Hugmen Gain Edge on Series. PENNOCK SHUTS OUT THE ATHLETICS, 3-0

Karl Harrer was a German journalist and politician, one of the founding members of the German Workers' Party (DAP) in January 1919, the predecessor to the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, more commonly known as the Nazi Party.

September 5, 1926

Headlines from September 5, 1926

Our Court Reservations Scored in Paris As Blocking International Justice

De Rivera's Fall Is Predicted.; DE RIVERA ORDERS PLEBISCITE IN SPAIN

Only Three Clear Days Officially Noted in August

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1,000 on St. Louis Specials Leave for Reds' Game Today

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