Clemenceau to Speak at Vendee Monument Unveiling
Former French premier Georges Clemenceau, aged 46 at the time, will address troops and citizens at the unveiling of a monument in his native Vendée tomorrow. He returns from retirement to issue a warning and launch a new periodical with allies and former supporters gathered.
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Georges Clemenceau Returns as French Tiger of Peace
Clemenceau ends nearly two years in retirement and steps into the political arena to attack the Briand government over Versailles enforcement against Germany. He plans to launch his own newspaper with Md. Tardeia as political director and urges France to honor the peace won by its dead.
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German Liner 1914 Arrives Port of New York
The German liner 1914 arrives at the Port of New York as reported by The Associated Press. Dispatch notes the vessel docking amid Atlantic traffic with passengers and cargo details pending official release.
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EPA SPL ie tr Ets wh She ex Sawe pe ty
Evidence of friendly relations and a welcoming committee favor Hylan was noted today as a steamer Bay fret German passenger vessel carried 864 passengers into an American port. A separate item reports a gold discovery in the M. C. area with a depth of fifteen feet and property profits noted in the valley.
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New witness sought in Mrs Southard murder case
Twin Falls Idaho Oct 1 A new witness is sought by Prosecutor Frank Stephan in the case against Mrs Lyda Meyer Southard charged with killing her fourth husband Edward J Meyer. Lester Thornberg, a former friend of the defendant, testified of an insurance policy and possible poisoning. The trial proceeds in district court with jurors and a special venire.
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Denver Weather Outlook for New Mexico and Arizona
Denver forecast notes unsettled Sunday with likely local showers and cooler east of the mountains. Monday looks partly cloudy with warmer conditions in the west, while Arizona expects Sunday clearing and Monday fair and clearing.
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Local University Weather Report Summary
Conditions for the 24 hours ending 6 pm reported by the university show a high of 55 degrees, humidity at 6 pm and 6 am, and a trace of precipitation. The day was partly cloudy with a maximum wind velocity noted from an unspecified direction.
Mexico Efforts to Trim Army and Expenditures
President Obregon told foreign delegates at a dinner for the Mexican centennial that the government aims to reduce its army and war costs while pursuing moral and mental progress. He said Mexico will empower public instruction, ship teachers, and open new schools, extending its influence to nearby nations sharing spiritual strength as a national bond.
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Social Democrats in Geertz Embrace Government Power
Berlin dispatch notes the German Social Democrats' shift toward supporting governance with the capitalistic People's Party. The piece contrasts their past anti bourgeois stance with present openness to power, calling the move a national democracy rather than true socialism.
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Monday Journal Preview Promises Features and Sports
The note previews Sunday content with features to follow Monday including George Chadwick on World Series superstitions Billy Hinge on Bunta and Bingles William Wird on universal language and dispatches from Harden Colfax and Ralph Burton plus electrical news for housewives notes on books and live sport.
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Earth Tremors Open Seams in Utah Mountains
Salt Lake City reports deadly earthquakes strike Elsinore 166 miles south with aftershocks at 8 27 45 and 57. A schoolhouse under repairs collapsed almost completely and many dwellings were damaged. Nearby Richfield Monroe also reported damage as massive landslides sent red stream from canyon walls. Public warned to stay out of canyons after fractured cliffs shed rocks and ore.
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Riot at Park Halts Seattle San Francisco Game
A riot at the ball park in Seattle halted the game with San Francisco for half an hour. Players on both teams three umpires and more than one thousand fans were involved but no serious injuries were reported.
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Harding May Be Forced to Take Hand in Senate
Washington's political stalemate widens as President Harding may need direct intervention to break Senate obstruction. Senator Reed of Missouri and the trio Borah La Follette teed oppose party aims as fear rises over ratification of the German treaty and the tax bill.
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Armament Talks Loom as League and Washington Converge
Global arms spending soars as Britain plans nearly a billion pounds for war prep while Washington and Geneva weigh disarmament. The League of Nations stalls on armament questions awaiting Washington outcomes. Japan ups readiness while discussions edge toward Shantung and Yap status amid broader China open-door debates.
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Columbia Prof to Be Denmark Envoy
Dr John Dynesey Prince professor of languages at Columbia University has been named by President Harding as minister to Denmark He presides over New Jersey civil service commission and resides at Ringwood Manor New Jersey He is a close friend of Senator Frelinghuysen who recommended him.
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Woodmen Sanatorium Site Consideration in Albuquerque
Officials from the Woodmen of the World and local chambers of commerce met to review plans for a $290,000 tuberculosis sanatorium. Data from national headquarters is pending, with another meeting set to discuss whether Albuquerque could host the facility in a healthy southwest climate.
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Swedish Cabinet to Step Down After Elections
The cabinet led by Premier Oscar Von Sydow will resign next Tuesday following recent elections. The liberals refuse to join a new liberal socialist coalition. ofrecer plan calls for a fully socialist ministry and possible formation under King Gustav.
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Greeks Refused Admission at Ellis Island
New York Ot Oct 1 371 Greek immigrants on the steamship Meganti Hellas were refused admission by Ellis Island authorities claiming the yearly Greek quota is filled. They will be sent back aboard the same steamer.
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Gompers Urges Unions to Help Provide Work
Washington dispatch reports capital and labor uniting to back an emergency program for relief of idle workers. Joseph COS of the Chamber of Commerce declares business must furnish employment while Samuel Gompers says the labor movement will join in providing jobs for those idle. Both men helped draft the program at the conference.
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Belen Home Burglar Caught After Quick Sheriff Action
Waite J Keeney's residence was burgled Thursday night while the couple were away. A rear door was used and clothing, a $15 purse, and jewelry were stolen valued at about 600 dollars. Special Officers Gaither Nolan and Will Hawkins pursued the suspect as he tried to flee on train 22, capturing Jose Garcia with the loot. Garcia pleaded guilty at a preliminary hearing and was jailed in Los Lunas after a prior 30 day sentence for vice tolerance.
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Southard murder trial halted to summon forty veniremen
In Twin Falls Idaho October 1 with eleven jurors and a summonsed venire of forty exhausted the Lyda Meyer Southard murder case paused. Elisor W H Thom m ordered forty more veniremen for examination on Monday as the state uses seven of its ten peremptory challenges and the defense six. The defendant appeared with her husband Paul Vince Southard and her father W Trueblood.
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Government credit aid to livestock industry urged by Meyer
Eugene Meyer, managing director of the War Finance Corporation, said on a westward tour that extended government credit would stabilize livestock financing, save the nation’s breeding and feeding stock, and spur initial buying and feeding as banks show readiness to provide funding.
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Pershing Arrives in Paris From Coblenz
General John Pershing arrived in Paris from Coblenz and went to the Hotel Grillon to begin official business and plan ceremonies for the unknown soldier. A composite battalion of about 700 officers and soldiers from the American expedition forces on the Rhine accompanied his party.
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