Temporary France US debt talks teeter on tentative pact
In Washington a fragile provisional plan to fund France's four billion dollar war debt survives for now. France would pay an annuity of forty million dollars annually for five years in lieu of interest, while Paris decides on a final settlement.
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Caillaux
Paris
American Debt Commission
France
M. Caillans
M. Caillaux
M. Caililaux
Mellon
American Commission
Chamber of Deputies
Congress
White House
Denver Weather Forecast Brief
Denver reports generally fair conditions for New Mexico and Arizona with little temperature change.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
University Weather Daily Report Summary
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended 6 p m yesterday show a high of 84 and a low of ick ee FERRO bis chaise. Humidity at 9 am was 61 percent and at 6 pm 82 percent. Wind direction was South and the day described as ee ear.
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Gua. Miesesees
Meeseesees
Wink Volocky
McNauL Ogrool Not Augtor 13 OO In Hills
Tired but in good condition Paul Hadde, a Mcnaul school instructor, returned to town after being lost in New Mexico mountains east of the city for about 30 hours. A search by teachers pupils forest service men and residents followed his disappearance after a day trip with senior class.
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Paul 5S
Hadde
Mcnaul
Forest Service
Bear Canyon
Hladde
New Mexico
Indianapolis
Shenandoah inquiry hears names tied to valve change
Lakehurst Oct 1 Captain Anton Heinen named two Lakehurst air station personnel as sources for his charges that the Shenandoah’s collapse stemmed from a valve change and that officials knew why it happened. Heinen defended warnings to aid in saving the airship and praised American naval pilots, including Commander Zachary Lansdowne.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Anton Jetnen
Naval Court of Inquiry
Lakehuret Air Station
Shenandoah
Benjamin C. Hereth
James Worth
Hereth
Heinen
Worth
Buckely
Zachary Lansdowne
Lansdowne
Helnen
Germany
Army
Navy
Automatic Control Device On Engines Implemented
Council Bluffs Iowa October 1 The Chicago and North Western Railroad begins using an automatic control system on all engines between Council Bluffs and Boone after a year of testing and a $1 500 000 investment. The system uses signals in boxes along the track and a cab mounted mechanism to slow or stop trains if the engineer ignores warnings.
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Council Bluffs
Chicago and Northwestern
Boone
Funeral Services Held for Magee Junior in Tulsa
Funeral services were held here yesterday for Carl C. Magee Jr., son of Albuquerque editor Carl Magee. Magee Jr., an oil company official, was killed in an airplane accident Saturday. The elder Magee attended the service. burial followed in a local cemetery.
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Tulsa
Okla
Carl C. Magee, Jr
Albuquerque
Junior World Series Game Postponed by Rain
The second game between Louisville and the Baltimore Internationals was postponed due to rain and wet grounds. It will be played tomorrow on an open date in the schedule.
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Louisville
Louisville American Association
Baltimore Internationals
Rumor Otero Named U S Marshal Candidate
Rumor says Manuel B. Otero of this city will be appointed United States marshal for New Mexico by President Coolidge. The claim follows discussion of Secundino Romero seeking reappointment and Otero's recent dismissal of lawyers in his contest against Governor Hannett.
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Manuel B. Otero
President Coolidge
Secundingo Romero
Las Vegas
United States
Otero
T. Hannett
Jury discharged in Eleuterio Sanchez murder case
Judge Milton J. Helmick discharged the jury after a five hour deliberation with a hung verdict six six on guilty or not guilty in the Eleuterio Sanchez murder case. The trial centered on whether Sanchez was shaved on the day of the accident and his sobriety claims.
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Milton J. Helmick
Eleuterio Sanchez
Sanders
Milton Coffin, Jr
M. D. Coffin
Sanchez
Manuel Lobato
South Williams Street
Lobato
A. A. Sedillo
Martineztown
Kellogg Addresses Inter-Parliamentary Union in Washington
Secretary Kellogg welcomes delegates from self governing nations to Washington and underscores universal peace as a goal. He warns of forces undermining representative government and urges citizen education and parliamentary treaty ratification as tools for global stability and peace.
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Washington
Kellogg
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Congress
United States
Senate
Inter-Parliamentary Conference
Questioning Begins As Navy Air Leaders Testify
Commander John Rodgers to be heard next as the Navy air service faces criticism from seven officers. Witnesses discuss hesitancy in expressing opinions and urge reorganization toward a separate air corps within the Navy under the Secretary of the Navy. Dwight W. Morrow soils the board eyes a potential plan for analysis.
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Washington
Navy Air Service
Air Board
Navy
John Rodgers
Army Air
Col
William Mitchell
Air Corps
Army
Department of National Defense
Naval
Air Service
George C. Westervelt
Naval Aircraft Factory
Philadelphia
Secretary of the Navy
Bureau of Navigation
Dwight W. Morrow
Navy Department
Rockefeller Garden Apartments Innovation Backed by Rockefeller Jr
John D. Rockefeller Jr backs a six story Rockefeller garden apartments project on the East Side. The 82 four to six room units offer steam heat hot water bathrooms and a sunken garden for children with rent set to yield about six percent on investment.
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New York
East Side
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller Garden
Airplanes Declared Useless for Combat in Army Area
San Francisco October 1 Major Emmons acting commander of the ninth corps area headquarters said all planes in the area are unfit for combat and that only 15 regular and 10 junior planes remain, all worthless. He backed a unified air service and changes in flight management.
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San Francisco
Ninth Corps Army Area
PD. ¢. Emmons
San Antonio
Texas
Emmons
Patrick
Army Air Service
Storey predicts smaller earnings for AT&SF September
New York October 1 H W KR Storey president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe expects smaller earnings in September than a year ago and believes the road could do well if August net of 2 054 865 is repeated. He cites small grain movement as the reason and says revenues for the rest of the year will likely be below those of 1924 for the same months.
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New York
H—W. KR. Storey
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Torrential Japan Rainstorm Kills Twenty in Yokohama
A deadly rainstorm swept Japan with twenty deaths reported. Yokohama suffered heavy damage as fifty houses were crushed by a landslide and the Kanto district saw serious destruction.
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Tokio
Japan
Yokohama
Kanto
Beauties Labeled Beautiful but Dumb by Pageant Official
Seattle expert Armand T Nichols, longtime Atlantic City beauty pageant director general, denounces America's prettiest girls as “beautiful but dumb.” He criticizes scant dress, bobbed hair, cosmetics, and wild parties, predicts bobbed hair will fade, and a return to modest, preflapper standards despite current trends.
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Seattle
Wash
America
Armand T. Nichols
Atlantic City
Hhs
Nichola
Nichols
Cook to be arraigned on perjury charge in Mrs Cook death
Clif ford B R Cook husband of Myrtle Underwood Cook faces probable perjury arraignment after Benton county grand jury indicts him for false testimony given at a coroner inquest into the September 7 murder of Mrs. Cook. The coroner's jury notes she died by a .32 caliber bullet and urges continued investigation into C B Cook.
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M. J. Tobin
Cook
L. J. Kirkland
Pastors on wheels spread gospel in western states
Dr Samuel G Neil of Philadelphia told Baptist pastors at an evangelist conference in Omaha that motor caravans are being used to extend church work to areas with no regular churches. He noted two pastorates in Wyoming and Arizona and two more planned for California, with 25 motorized chapels expected. Each unit includes a kitchen living room bath and a collapsible pulpit platform for on site preaching.
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Omaha
Neb
Samuel G. Neil
Philadelphia
The
Baptist Church
Neil
Wyyoming
Arizona
California
Reginald Kahn Killed Near Moroccan Front
Reginald Kahn, Le Temps correspondent on the Moroccan front, was killed by Rif Rifian fire moments after leaving General Naulin’s staff headquarters in Fez. The Paris newspaper reported the death on October 1.
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Kiltled Fez
Reginald Kahn
le Temps
Paris
Naulin
Four Die As Submarine Sinks After Collision Off Block Island
Witnesses Alfred Geier and Michael Lira testified on Oct 1 in Boston about the submarine disaster near Block Island when the submarine Dobson commanded sank after striking the steamer City of Rome. They described the crash, attempted rescue, and Dobson’s final plea for a line, with survivors pulled from the water by the Rome.
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Boston
Rodney H. Dobson
8 51
City of Rome
Block Island
Alfred Geier
New Bedford
Michael &. Lira
St. Louis
Geier
Lira
United States Steamboat Inspection Service
Rome
Geiler
Dobson
Geler
Bouy
Herman T. Parker
John Stewart
Captain Parker
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Geter
Shipping Board
Engine compartment of S-51 flooded. crew feared trapped
On October 1 off Flack Island the engine compartment of the submarine S-51 was found flooded after diver Harry Reinhartten bored a pencil-sized hole in the hatch. Air barely escaped as water filled the space, and the motor compartment was to be explored tomorrow for signs crew sought refuge. Diver F A Grove assisted in cutting the hole with an air powered torch.
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Camden
Flock Island
Harry Reinhartten
Reinhartten
F. A. Grove
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