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Show P Js THE WEATHER UTAH "Generally fair tonight ij&unday; change. IIDAHO Fair, normal Jcmpera. tarn, - Minr .FBnnt - temperatures Mm. ,. Fri... it a.m.Sat.., Sat.. Sat. y 2 f 91; rise Bun. PRICE ijJS - SELECTION Al DDenxocfrel KEYNOTER; Ncniinoffe Coirrention MADE WITH Silk-Worke- Join praises;! rs L-NEE- DEAt EULLVOIGEi Nominee to 'Work tinue For Ad - ministration- X r. - t UNIONS AU Reds" Banned. by LABOR i Tortile Strike Wm FIGHT FOR sss-- i Bv SUffCorrespondent . , PROVO. Sept, 1 . Congressman ' Aba Murdock of Braver wa redenominated fpr the National House . of Representatives at the Dem- oeratie aaqvention-o- t the First Con. greaatonal district hero today, and Congressman J. Will Robinson of Provo was the choice of the sec- -! . ond congressional district conven- lion to succeed himself in the na- . t!otial house. . With three candidates withdrawn following the first ballot and the! second ballot running high in his favor. Congressman J. Will Robin-- son of Prove waa renominated here today as tha Democratic standard beater from , the second congressional district. Candidates Lawrence E. Nelson of Murray, Darrel T. Dane, Balt) " lake; and Lawrence T. Epperson, Bait Lake withdrew after the first ballot and left the field open to Robinson and Lamoreaux more than two to one. When the 28- -j candidate offered a moyear-ol- d tion to the delegatee that hie OP-- 1 acelama-- j ponent be nominated by - tion and given a vote of confidence.! Tha motion carried and ta convention adjourned at 1 p m- whose Lamoreaux, Toung of that strength ran far ahead enthusvaawaa . predicted for him. OcaUy acclaimed following hlajno'r The count on the first ballot was Robtoron. 21; Lamoux. 11:' Kelson. 757 Lau MRfcJFRP r Sr Murdock was renominated as the Democratic candidate for Congress di- . from the first congressional crowd of trict, by an enthuslastlcFirst ward too delegatea at the nomination C)tordock'a ? elamatlon and wu toil" and demonstration of shouting mtn" several cheering that lasted can. no were opposing S utea- There tf MAJORITY IDEA !, Leaders Appeal Made at Convene Ron For Support Of Rooseevlt - W j PROVO. BepL 1. Charging Brer publicans with attempts to reaura rect the old system of "rich goug ing poor." with their crys ton ina divldu vliem and constitutional gov eminent," Delbert M. Draper, fora State chairman, opened tha 114 state Democratic nominating convention here this afternoon with g keynote addrera appealing for support of tha "new deal" rid for ah end to Ignorance and selfish Sept. - (AF) Optimism that a settlement avert the genmight be reached to was V ! expreeaed eral textile strike today by Lloyd Garrison., ctialrrnan shorti ? board, labor national of the ly aner silk mill workers bad been ordered to Join their colleagura In-to the cotton, woolen and worsted nesa dustries. The new deal, Mr. Draper aside 1 (AP) BepL WASHINGTON. CADOU EUGENE does not seek to destroy IndividJ. By atwaa The general textile strike uaL liberty, nor has it depart e (International News Service Staff He paid tended today to include 200.000 from the Constitution. Correspondent) On workers. 1. a tribute to the U. B. Constitution WASHINGTON. alik Sept. The inclusion of the silk work- and to the founders of the nation the eve of one of the greatest texwho had the wisdom to writs ooc tile strikes in the nation's history, ers In the general walkout, effec' the administration's national labor tive at 11.20 pm. tonight, local basic law so broad and liberal that relations board today handed down time In all textile communities,in it la adaptable to a situation as far m different from the situation derision strengthening the right makes tha walk out complete to the textile which they lived a the ox team of organized labor with involved had strike are different the hand and the plow collective bargaining. In the cot- from the, airplane and, the trass halt a million members f some 42&.000 workers more - In the tor." , the United Textile Workeis prepar- ton textile and 100.000 Borne Recalls MSS Crisis ' ' " ed tor their strike, scheduled to be- wool and worsted Industries. "What would wa hsvs don It t unemployed. gin tonight, the labor relations of there are now contended, bow-t- h dead hand of restraint fe4 Employer hv board held that the Honda Engimore fifteen ever sot than bean laid on Franklin D. Roosevelt neering Corporation, of Buffalo. N, cent thatthe workers would be per intn the speaker demanded 132?" of Y must deal with the major, volved. to know. "We shudder to think of union of Its huge plant. to With the silk workers joining what might have happened, ho The dedeion waa in contrast which tha walkout, the total number of answered, reminding that 12 mil , the agreement compromise , t settled the threatened automotive workers waa estimated at strike lion men were out of Jobs, SO mil strike last spring and which allow- headquarters at between 190,000 Una more on reduced wage or part time factories and mines Idle, bank ed both majority and minority and (50,000. The mills were estimated assets frozen, cities inning script unions to bargain with the em- cotton 1.231: and Woolen eonvcntkm foreclosures numerous confidence textile, Democratic the at View ge theata shows of This a ployers. worsted. 00; silk and rayon, 1.000. gone and farmers In revolt. at Provo today, with chairman Mlckcicn hi the critter forigrpund. Minority Bided Oot The strike new is Nearly 2,000 delegates and parly the with the reception of onto the small followers The hoard held that because vot-ewere attracted to the genMarch on 22, divisions such as carpet, hosiery, eral afternoon sessions largely by Houde employes, United of favor 047 in to makers and rayon 1,10k synthetic yarn, the unparalleled Interest tn the sen Automobile Workers- - Federal- - La"Reds" Banned" atorial nomination. William K comover a Strike leaders, approaching the King, Incumbent, Herbert B Maw, bor Union No. U.H sere by which hour beyond pany union, allegedly preferred they say Hugh B. Brown and William Re the employers and known as ths "not a wheel shall turn," declared Wallace. House Welfare and Athletic asso- war today on what they called The four rival candidates, with ciation, tha former ! organisation communist bid fpr power among Ora Bundy- - of Ogden a possible or cdlcc tftg Workers. heal beeh-- sol fifth. From Francis J, Gorman, head tlve bargaining, 'guaranteed under King was expected to carry lb tha strike committee, came necessary Section Seven A of tha Recovery majority On r i; Mr. are word communist that . , . agitators act, , In bis acceptance speechof this early ballot, despite talk of aa Dem- -. judge. Other plants pledge a Utah the conflict He A said entering placing they platform bad the Iff At tjloee the other camp to agreement A finding that the company Murdoch said; would be fought to the limit oc racy directly behind President Democratic elate legislature to consolidate forces against him. , convention you end 1 must go for- violated Section 7 -- A wma returned direct the priof merits the prodeal "new The hi hour 11:10 study is and ths demoftooeevelt for strike acNational Committeeman Orman The company, ward to fight the battles of noblest by the board. mary system of voting, condemn gram. urging complete remonetisathe the o'clock tonight The real teat of the W. Ewing, under fir for alleged aracy. Our cause ie cording to the order, committed the e the agricultural produce dealerisi-- i union's to northeast arl the of fulfill: strength favoring must silver, tion we and arrived with on earth irregularities causa violation "by interfering undemocratic, aha g censs law-a- s com Tueeday, .the next work, patronage unemployment Insurance and here this afternoon to learn that' of its employes, wilt our duty with noblo aeal." tax favor removal of the state superin-- , stats In the South where the log of day. a revision to himself order The candidate pledged tendent-o- f schools and board of edimpairing their right of ooiiectiv many factories do not observe the the committee on rules and of lyetem to adjust the burden accordbusiness bad placed near tbd continue wholehearted support bargaining and refusing to bargain Labor Day holiday- - it will start of to "ability to pay. was pre- ucation from politics. new deal hie ing in of Roosevelt end of convention the the the within program meaning president , 34 hours earlier. collectively Gov. Henry H. Blood and his ad- tested to tho Democratic state . state Democratic committees pros - program. In that It negotiated Section Its The some union declares in for 425,000 afternoon. comes this hero high ministration Lewis colHe waa nominated by without intending to reach cotton operatives and 100,000 wool poeal to oust him and elect A sues praise for their relief and recovery jarly ratification by tho delegates 7City attorney, in lective agreement, and negotiate and worsted workers some of cessor. - " Jones. Brigham vlthout material amendment was programs Tho governor and le;- candidate emthe .which Protests Rejected in the after association 'r" with the speech now employed will be "on them assured. for islature is commended, directing accomPractically He wa expected to resist stren record waa outlined and his r ployes had. by majority vote, desig- the strike lines." In keeping with its promise to be an investigation into tha whole extplishments praised. Representative nated the union aa their exclusive , There appeared no hope today uously And tt waa thought likely -state platform committee ern of taxation in the va . the brief, was tiiffL A stated, Jones matter might be tabled. Mr, the Murdock, ini- of the state. of averting the vast walkout. appoiitled this morning at thaconThe credentials committee, heads largely Instrumental in obtaining a hoard Used "hard-boileA. Sloan, head of the the to George MURDOCK tial session, ABK the reported, substance is of the Following basic designation for sugar dairy by Burton W. Musaer, a Kirk language in its enforcement order, cotton textile Institute who pre ed vention this afternoon a concise and 24 planks in the platform as re1S and beets under which which aaid'-vlouaiy had turned thumbs down man, refused alt but one of tha f to program. to this the late convention -ported the from "Utah farmers derived considerable 10 protests challenging the election-ocomon a "round table" with labor on within Unless days The platform permanent afternoon; benefit through processing taxes. date of this decision the Houde En- - grounds that the strike was an at- certain delegates during the Balt mittee is headed by Henry D. We commend the national adFor Pension BUI City and county primaries -tempt at by force,1 Lake chairman: with Joshua Moyle, pre-, la was active bank Murdock The state supreme court Justlcd tho (Continued on Page t. Column ) talked again last night with ministration for passing JJf. the naBalt secretary. Lake, and a state treasurer were also to deposit Insurance act which has tional labor relations beard. paring tbs old ago pension bill, Praises RooseveiT during the after backing tba depositors guaranteeto Lloyd Garrison, chairman of the be nominated plat- given- full assurance of every eill SHIPMENT the FIRST Introducing sen that the eatety of his money, act and in legislation helpful board. lssued thi! statement form- is the preface: "Tho Demo(Contnlusd bit Pax Y. Cbrutn2I stated. his of waa fruits the which it e national labor relations mining, cratic party of Utah rededicates 1 toll andrepresentsla hacked and guarThe first district convention was hoard during the day and evening saving, - 2 Minutes to the cauae ef humanity. Uself. We Flier George the anteed Mr. Sloan government DENVER by Clips in touch-wit- h presided over accombaa REACHES and ideals kept of Its the light the national administration In toe hope of arriving at some Preston, of" Logan, convention Cross Former plishments in lifting the nation out applaud From bankother for chairman. In her keynote speech. could progreestve the beard present yhlch despondency and bopeleesnesa. ing passing DENVER, SepLl (AP) Seventy plan toe : BT PAUL BANDERS , of all of which have of shiny new to the union for averting sucworth slate Democratic party pays liftedmeasures, dollars the million U. Time S. to that necessary profession ut the board wa not f Associated Press Foreign StafO tribute to Franklin D. Roosevelt a bricks gleamed today in the strike. gold is level established it and cessful. AP) and the aational administration and thehigher BUENOS AIRES. Sept. 1 vaults of the government, mint confidence of the entire citizenThe board has no intention, N. Y.. BepL BROOKLYN. here. pledges its support to tho cause ship. ritudsf'riis peopls'o'i Its efforts to "HYDE PARK, N. Y.. BepL l.--e have ar ChaCO espoused." which TaTer f however, of ceasing RoscOe Col. they Turner (AP) literal swooped a army ' Guarded Union. ' the by We endorse the national legis- down ou.t of the west at 4 05 every Mart in President Roosevelt today An "eternal ban on child labor, . men, the treasure (Continued on Page 2, Colqmn 2) (AP) pm. heavily-arme- d the lation enacted in the interest of teastern' Standard time) . today,; waa safely stored away after tt accepted the resignation of Lewis Dtepatche. from Paraguay's cap consolidation of local taxing units U remonetization and zilver of tho and pledge trans- had arrived last night on a special SURGEON ADMIT Asuncion, said despite tbs In the Interest of echnomywas offi- our Douglas as director of the budget breaking his own west-eaboll- support to the continuation of continental and named Daniel W. Bell acting aha had accepted a balancing of tbo budget flight record by 2 min- train from Ban Francisco. to calculated advanced program .own laid thig in the for advocated platform. v peace UPON OPERATIONS director, utes.: cially , propoil The gold Is the first or a series and the United In ona Important platform plank. to give equal recognition of silver ; thTths v by Argentina. Braril about will shift which aa of as baaio meet and to metallic hlDk money shipments not UNION AIR TERMINAL. BURUtah Democrats attempt DILLINGERS FACE h' Ls of progrew i. - Unci Sams monetary and credit 'reserve. In BANK, CaL.Beptrt-- i AP) De j.ee,eoe.fH-'o- f Republican charges that the adminwealth from the Pacific coast mint order which and that minkig. agricuHura 24 tbs a products istration Ascuncion lousing hours Two leaky gasoline layed by AulhorUativs androd pcUcmurt give quariere CHICAGO, BepL Uc to the depository here. There has np Utahs most important other basic Industries of thbf coun- tank.qCol. Roscoe Turner, veteran beenadmitted today aurgeona announcement wav t new, to startling and even are renreeenteJ as feeling Bolivia make ef plastic indusbe rehabilimay try and permanenMy agricultural continue to insist upon what livestock speed pilot, lifted his trim, on the ta daringleglalaUon." why the gold is being transferred they performed operations in Ha interuation, tated and in order that our present monoplane Into the air end Paraguay holds Is impossible a tries ss a "pawn"Wo District Reorganises the government has shrouded .faces and fingers of John DllUnger World trade may prothe in favor standa.m. al 2.63 river. at bargaining. on (Pacific the Is port Paraguay In and Homer Van Meter to aid them Stewart P. Dobbs of Ogden .NATIONAL ard time) today and swung east- In deepest secrecy Its moves There was no official announce- gram of tho flexible tariff as as be maintained, bnl- in eluding dstectioa-b- y government chairman of the first congressional ment revenues ' Lands Governor R.H.E. ward toward New York in an at- handling the vast fortune In except the grim - one th means of providing our - ' district and assisted Mrs. Preston. officers. essential transcon-. own 001 020 010 well New to his 4 10 t as break York. protecting tempt is j continuing. The Democratic party of Utah A . 000 000 012 Following the nominating con- fighting declaration read. is the record. 2 4 2 industries," Brooklyn..-speed inattitude Bolivias cloaked commitmindful of the courage and Qllence vention. the first district - Urges Before; cross to .Turner aald'hs wanted Schumacher and Manonso; Leona on the peace proposal sha is debat telligence which has actuated the the tee met and reorganised. more or in the nation In Manns hours, nine and ard, Babich, Lope. chair- ing. Observers pointed dYt that "Unwarranted delays" emergency relief legislation, both than an hour less, than it took him Mr. Dobbe was B.H.E. sha sign an armistice now tt machinery of Justice for tho stats national and at&te, which has alle- when man. Mrs. C. H. Fahring of Helper, should corns a hl set 042 002 be mark xxa x x $, 8L w 1th Paraguayan troop supremo court are criticised end viated present Louis.. would threatened and the was named associate chairwoman, suffering OOO xrx x, x X 000 ago. in the territory she claims as pledges mads to support Chicago.,, destitution of thousands of, eur year nnd J. E. Wilson of Milford was deep ha succeeds, he may win I1.S00 Hnilahan and Delaaoey; selection Lees for tho worthy citizens: We pledge our a if named vice chairman. The other her own. special prize which wa put up Hartnett, O FarrelL and Root, continuation of support to the humofficers will be appointed later. connecat Cleveland In anitarian program to the end that laatnight - AMERICAN -- IRep. Murdock told the delegates tion with tha national air races unemployment may be constantly by Vincent BendiX. manufacturer following his nomination that the ' R.H.E. reduced and until the healthy pay- and sponsor annually of the trans7 10 party was carrying an immense Boston. ... 040 001 110 rolls ef this country reflect our continental burden for the nations happiness. S 12 speed dash, long disPhOadriph 200 001 SOS all. of task return to a Condition of individ- tance event of be the Our task must races. , the F. Ferrell ; Groce and . Welch, will economic has been ual New The week "victory running security. h said, adding, For gome pest Turner was one of the three piWUshere, Mahaffey, .Marcum and towns and endorsv cities ha our if we but stand arimis and Democratic Tha , tots the eries of articles describing party left behind yesterday when the - Berry. 1 ee the splendid administration of daah was run and captured by wilted." communities in the state AS THEY NOW ARE. Thi will be : K. H. 15, Blood ' who, Douglas Davis. Atlanta. GS, pilot Governor H. On the first ballot Congressmann Henry series make Uus to to aoms but come, 000 200 200 6 11 0 time continued dor Washingtn missed Robinson Will with J. understanding, The other pilots remaining here sympathetic 1 New York. 100 000 000 even more valuable, a oompetent historian will begin writ- ns congressman from tbs met has vexatious tha were Bants problems Jim Granger. Monica, Stewart and Belton; Deshongj -ing a senes of DAILY articles on how each city and com- - . that have confronted our entire' fnd Lt. Murray second district by Dos' vote, getting Riverside Dilley, Vanatta, MacFayden and Jurgens. mumty in Utah GOT ITS START. Thia will be history tbal 'Unable-tof the 45 delegates: ft votes citizenship. army flier.. Thaw-we- re R.H.B, nas never been published. Every city and community in the., are necessary for nomination. their for get the origFor ready planes Security Chicago. .. lOO fiOxJtAV- -- -- slate wilt be described, Its first settlerhent will be explained, , Warwick C. lamoreaux was inal start of the race. X X X . xxa Louis. 094T01X JR. third The recogvotes: Democratic party Nelson, with the names of those heroic groups who began those settleEarnsha yt ahd Madjeeki; Knots ' nizes that tt is an obligation of sovotes: Lane fourth. M heart-throb- s, the will the the listed, ments joys pathos, END FTRIKE be, SEEN land tlrehC i votes. Epperson last wltb ciety to provide economic security ' SALINAS, lf of pioneering in Utah, will be included in this masterful ReH. E. Cal, BepL L (AP) TT IS A RARE STORY OF HUMOR AND ENJOYMENT. to ita worthy poor, to Us aged and II fottl senes. xxx I 100 Oxx Detroit. nomination to to the its disabled citizen, and strlkto? Ie toceork- DON'T LET YOUR FAMILY MISS THIS DELIGHTFUL It appeared that deadlock alnce wbere I Cleveland' 012 Oxx xxx X -- X end the Democratic Party pledges l W would go tnt D&110M 1010 ttHDOItf OtP FEATURE Ij in and Bridget and Cochrane; Blkks Lane of legislation, appropriate keeping supporters for by officials VMtlnf ' brand and Berg. Kkelr to throw their support to . , on Pag 2. Column 4 today, (Continued ' Lamorsaux, u -U. S. Bbard Orders Houde Company to Ignore -Minority Union 1- WASHLNGTON, A- r ( Vi o-- . - ' industry-Already- , u v li. , : Democrats Utah Tax Reforms .didstea. Tt - jMf s -- -- old-ag- prom-win- , - con-entt- , Th' d" he-point Paraguay Blasts Hopes For Peace. - nk Iii Cliaco Battle by'-M- ra. TURNER MAKES FRESH RECORD Sel-ie- y, f - - NEW BUDGET" r CHIEF NAMED 1- JZh pSi li'. Fclra st fct " prellmin-ctriorshi- AP) sttib-yraci- i . Hhe Diary of a Cat SEARS ' DHOW By JACK IT STARTED - - ' STARTS i TODAY renom-liiatlo- - FOR ALL j:i lit o sec--o- CHILDREN ' m one-ha- lf U ' f one-ha- ... Starts Next Saturday - - A . e t I I a by !,') x: Vi |
