Stresemann cabinet resigns as Reichstag talks of dictatorship
Berlin reports the Stresemann cabinet has resigned after the socialist Reichstag faction rejected the compromise. President Ebert tasked Stresemann to form a new cabinet, but observers fear a rebuilt government may be paralyzed without socialist backing. Rumors spoke of a civilian dictator backed by martial law and a possible Reichstag dissolution.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Stresemann
Reichstag
Ebert
Dr. Stresemann
Martial Tae
Defianee
von Kahr
Bavariae
Landes Detective Resignation Shocks Berlin Dispatch
A Berlin dispatch via the Exchange Telegraph Company reported that Det. 43 Chancelior Streserann has resigned, conveyed through Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landes
Qhancelior Streserann
Berlin
Copenhagen
American Trust and Savings Bank of El Paso Changes Hands
James A. Borders and associates acquire controlling interest in the American Trust and Savings Bank of El Paso in a 225600 dollar capital stock transaction. Borders remains president. Dr. J D McGregor becomes vice president and director. G F Thonssen and Robert T. Hoover named senior officers and directors with prior ties to regional banks and stock yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso. Tex
James A. Borders
Associates
American Trust and Savings Bank of
el Paso
Morris & Co. Interata
Chicago
Mr. Bordersa
Pr. J.D. McGregor
W. W. Borders
Armour & Co
American Fool Products Company
National Stock Yards Bank
East St. Louis
George R. Collett
Kansas City
Work Resumed by Miners in the Ruhr
Miners generally across the Ruhr region returned to work today. A German mining authority says they aim to restore output to last year’s level as soon as possible. French occupational authorities are in deadlock with railroad workers with no compromise in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essen
Preas
Ruhr
Weather Outlook for Denver New Mexico and Arizona
Denver New Mexico and Arizona forecast calls for generally fair weather Thursday and Friday with little temperature change. The advisory notes minimal variation and stable conditions across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather observations from the university report
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 pm yesterday recorded by the university show temperature around 71 F, humidity around 54 percent at six, variable wind patterns and mean readings. The data describe the day’s weather with no notable extremes and reference routine atmospheric indices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferraro
Svenibeeev
American Education Week Observed Nationwide
Washington reports American Education Week to be observed November 18 24 with Bureau of Education guidance. Activities include plays pageants essays speeches posters and exhibitions and ministers invited to preach on education. The program outlines daily themes from God and Country Day to Physical Education Day emphasizing community involvement and libraries.
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Washington
Bureau of Education
American Legion
The
Nationa Education Association
Bureau Officiala
Bureau
Chicago U. Football Squad Hard Scrimmage Under Stagg
Chicago October 3 The University of Chicago football team endured a stiff practice as preparation for Saturday's game against the Colorado Aggies. Coach Stagg shifted the first string lineup, replacing veterans with new material in today's scrimmage.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Sateurday
Colorado Aggies
Stagg
New ore strike at Morris property in Paradise district
Joseph Erman of Fil Paso reports a new ore strike on the Morris property in eastern Cochise county Arizona. A shaft at 179 feet reveals 20 inches of ore extending 12 feet with value reportedly 80 dollars per ton. The strike adjoins King Copper holdings and shares contact of monzonite and quartzite.
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el Paso
Tex
Joseph Erman
Fil Paso
Morris
Paradise
Cochise County
Ariz
King Copper Holdings
Governors to Confer with Coolidge on Prohibition Enforcement
Washington, Oct 3. Invitations sent to the 48 state governors for a White House conference with President Coolidge on October 20 to discuss law enforcement relating to prohibition immigration and anti narcotic statutes. Governors travel from West Baden Ind after Indianapolis departure Oct 19 and will join lunch with the president before discussions on federal and state cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Coolidge
West Baden
Ind
Indianapolis
Departments of Justice, Treasury and
Labor
Prince of Wales Enjoys Roughing It on Canadian Ranch
The Prince of Wales and his attaches, using the name Lord Renfrew, are seen embracing a democratic life at a ranch southwest of Calgary, part of a private visit where he shows a keen interest in riding horses and hunting.
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Prince
Prince of Wales
Calgary
Canada
Lord Renfrew
Cross
Oklahoma Governor Files Suit Over Election Play
Oklahoma City Oct 2 Associated Press Governor Walton sought a temporary restraining order in state district court to halt certification of an amendment vote he deems illegal. He cites improper publication and alleges Klan influence and armed deputies kept 200,000 from voting. A hearing set for Oct 9.
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Oklahoma City
Okls
Associated Press
J. C. Walton
Secretary of
Tom Go. Chambers, Jr
Waiton
Ilegal
Ku Kriux Klan
Ku Klux Klan
W. BB. McBee
Walton
Campbell Russell
Secret Service
Beckett To Receive His Share Of Purse
Boxing officials in London rule Beckett not responsible for conduct of seconds in the Carpentier bout and order payment of about 3000 to 4000 pounds to the British heavyweight champion. The fight, scheduled for twenty rounds, ended twenty seconds after the bell.
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London
Joe Beckett
Georges Carpentier
Beckett
Fingtishman
Ohio workman trapped in asphalt block all night
Canton Ohio Oct 3 after two hours of chopping workers freed YM Yr Hassan 36 from a block of warm asphalt where he had been embedded overnight. Only his head right arm and shoulder remained visible before rescuers cut him free. He suffered no serious injuries and remained conscious.
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Canton
Ohio
Hassan
Rentals for 1924 Paid Up Despite Bad Season
Santa Fe Oct 3 Rentals for the 1924 grazing leases issued by the state land office are being rapidly paid, with receipts averaging $10,000 daily. Land Commissioner Justiniano Baca said some seek extensions but few leases will lapse, noting a record Monday of $46,660,229.60, led by the Diamond A company. About 25 percent of leases expired this year, new leases lowering the rate from five to three cents, while nonexpired leases retain the five cent rate until expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
State Land Office
Justiniano Baca
Big Diamond
Copper company formed in Santa Fe with New Jersey links
The La Bajada Copper company of Santa Fe was incorporated today with authorized capital stock of 100000 dollars and 2000 dollars paid in. It owns property on La Bajada Hill south of the city. Incorporators are William B. Kolman and M. Kolman of Rutherford, New Jersey and Lewis M. Dantzler of Santa Fe.
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Pormed
Santa Fe
la Bajada Copper Company of
la Hajada Hill
William B. Kolman
M. Kolman
Rutherford
New Jersey
Lewis M. Dantzler
Yankees Casualty List Foreshadows World Series Dilemmas
New York October 3 Four Yankees including Babe Ruth appear on the casualty list with a week left before the World Series. Wally Pipp reports improvement and expects to start at first base in the opener against the Giants. Ruth sprained ankle and hand infection fade, while McNally and Meusel also listed with sprains. The Yankees host the Athletics in a final series, and the Giants travel to Baltimore for the Orioles series.
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New York
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Giants
Wally Vpipp
Yankees
Pipp
Red Sox
Boston
Ruth
Babe
Breston
McNally
Bob Meusel
Athletics
Baltimore
Orioles
Record Run 13 by Navy Dirigible XE-1 Ends North American Flight
XE-1 completes 2,290 mile round trip from Lakehurst to St Louis and back in 46 hours 78 mph max speed set as a possible world lighter-than-air record. Admiral Moffett and crew praised journey with fuel use noted at 634 gallons costing about 146 dollars. Shore leave granted. next week to be christened Shenandoah Daughter of the Stars.
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Lakehurst
N. J
St. Louis
Naval Aviation Field
Leviathan
W.A. Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics
Frank TR. McCrary
Ralph D. Mergerbacher
Moffett
Chicago
Ashe
Meyerbacher
Admiral Moffett
Indiana
Denby
Secretary of the Navy
Husband of two lives found not guilty in holdup murder
Fred G. Thompson admitted to living as the wife of another man while married to one woman. A Chicago jury found him not guilty of the murder of Richard Tesamer, who was shot during a holdup, after about two hours of deliberation.
Bond issue results and city commissioner vote totals
Final returns from the bond issue election show totals for Water Works, Sewer System, Fire Station, Park Improvements, and Storm Sewers, with numbers such as 1416 for Water Works and 1303 for Sewer System. The Morning Journal reports the commissioner vote totals, accurate to within a few votes.
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Total Library
Syston
SSS Park
The
Morning Journal
Eureka butcher confesses murder plot for insurance gains
Alex A. Kelis, a wealthy Eureka area butcher, confessed to Sheriff Reicks that he hired a stranger to kill a man on September 12, burned the body, and staged the death to fraudulently claim about 160,909 dollars in life insurance for his wife. He reenacted the crime from Lodi to his ranch near Galt before burning the evidence.
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Eureka
Calif
Associated Press
Alex A. Kelis
Lodi
W. F. Retckes
Stockton
Keele
Kels
Ledi
Kela Eaid
Reicks
Tamera
Tie
Sheriff Reicks
Mexico
Coolidge Stands for National Protection
President Coolidge backs a national policy of protection while opposing sectional application, says a telegram read to the western tariff commission. He favors protection for raw materials and manufactured goods to save American industry and supports the Harding tariff program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Associated Press
Thomas
Marevin
United States Tariff Commission
Western Tariff Commission
Coolidge
Marvin
Congress
Harding
Tariff Commission
Sévasion
Sweet
Colorado
Ammons
Rank J. Magenbarth
Salt Lake Cry
Parker
Louisiana
John W. Kirby
Southern Tariff Association
United States
Phipps
Timberlake
Senator Phipps
Europe
Wreck blame shifts to Congress for destroyer equipment failures
Capt James H Tomb testifies before naval court of inquiry that Congress refused funds for properly equipped destroyer squadrons helped cause the September 8 Honda California wreck. He faults shallow radios and lack of sonic depth finders on ships leading the disaster.
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San Diego
Calif
Associated Press
Congress
Honda
California
James H. Tomb
Naval Court of Inquiry
Navy Department
Tomb
Point Arauello
William V. Pratt
Jie
Coumn
Point Arguelle
Point Arguello
Point Arsuetlo
Pratt
Tombs
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OT Aesemann
Germany
Stressmans
FAVE
Merican Trust and Savings Bank OF EL Paso
Portland
Ore
American Federation of Labor
Tabor Teadhers
Hoote
Max J. Sillensky
Cleveland
Russia
Committee On International Relations
Recoalutions
Famuel Gomflere
Minnesota
State Federation of Labor
Pennsylvania
Pennsycatia State Federation of Labor
Trades and Laver Council
Lutte
Mont
Voertland
Central Labor Council
Faccieti
Raty
Samuel Gompers
Venezuela
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Labor College
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Breed and Tin Workers of North America
Metal Trades
Chicago U
A. F. of L
Goolidge
Oklahoma
Election Board
BACA
Navy Dirigible
Galt
Flere Kels
Kele
Ranch
Moore Co
C. Moore
Idaho
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