Greece Demands Indemnity for Border Guard Killing
Athens reports Greece demands 2,000,000 French francs gold from Bulgaria as compensation for what it calls an unprovoked attack on Greek soldiers near Demirhissar. Other demands include an apology and punishment of Bulgarian officers. Prime Minister Pangalos says Greek troops may have crossed the frontier and that further actions depend on the third army corps commander at Saloniki.
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Athens
Greece
Bulgaria
Demirhissar
Pangalos
Contier
Saloniki
Greece and Bulgaria at tense border over front line incident
London reports Greece and Bulgaria at risk of further clash after alleged Greek abuse and Bulgarian response near Demirhissar on the Greco Bulgarian frontier. Both sides claim different accounts of who fired first and Greek demands indemnity and apology from Bulgaria.
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London
Macedonia
Usillades
Unil
Demirhissar
Bulgaria Proposes Inquiry Into Clash On Border
Sofia reports Bulgaria proposes an official inquiry to be conducted on the spot where Greek and Bulgar ian forces clashed. Bulgaria also favors a neutral League of Nations commission to investigate and fix responsibility for the frontier incident. No Greek ultimatum has been officially received yet.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Iso
Eague of Nations
Frontiers diplomatic talks sought over Bulgar frontline incident
London dispatch says efforts will seek foreign diplomatic relations on the frontier incident. The correspondent notes that contrary to earlier reports the note handed to the Bulgarian legation has no time limit and is not an ultimatum.
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London
Streek Nore
Congregationalists Plan $1,250,000 Washington Church
The National Council of Congregational Churches approves a plan to erect a $1,250,000 First Congregational Church in Washington to symbolize the denomination and replace the Coolidges’ current worship edifice. A committee will pursue funds across American Congregational churches under President Pierce.
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Washington
National Council of Congregational Churches of the
United States
Land Office Abolished at Montrose Colorado
The Interior Department closes the local land office in Montrose Colorado as ordered by Secretary Work on the recommendation of the commissioner of the general land office.
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Land Office
Washington
Thenterior Department
Montrose
Colo
General Land Office
Weather forecast for Denver and Southwest regions
Denver forecast shows New Mexico Thursday and Friday generally fair with little temperature change. Arizona expects Thursday unsettled and warmer south portion with Friday fair. Yesterday's 24 hour data from University stations: high 70, low 40, mean 55, humidity 58% at 6 am and 29% at 6 pm. Winds southwest. sky clear. Sunrise October 23 at 6 18 am. sunset 5 19 pm Santa Fe time Albuquerque time varies by 0 to 3 minutes sunrise and 2 to 4 minutes later sunset in October.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Esesae
Ieee
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Increase in value of lira fails to lower living costs in Rome
Rome October 21 The lira gain did not ease living expenses as Italians struggle to balance budgets. Shops kept prices high citing stock costs and currency instability, leaving consumers frustrated by stubborn prices despite currency improvement.
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Rome
Woman Indicted for Fraudulent Use of Mails Arrested
Ena M. Harper of Hollywood was arrested by the U.S. Marshal after her indictment for fraudulent use of the mails in promoting a colonization project off the Mexican coast near Mazatlan. The scheme allegedly cost colonists about 500000.
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Los Angeles
Ena M. Harper
Hollywood
United States
Mazatlan
City extension debate stalls over special districts
W G Lomax compared the North End extension to a southern sanhedrin as commissioners paused to consult Webster. City Attorney Jamison explained special improvement districts exist only if general bonds are rejected and the city plans a common bond issue for all new territory. Mayor Tingley urged public discussion at a North End mass meeting and noted officials would discuss city indebtedness and assets. oil workers were to be entertained at the event.
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W. G. Lomax
City Commission
North End
Webster
Lomax
Supreme Court
Jamison
Tingley
Commission
North Fourth Street
M. Q. Garcia
Food supply problem seen as vital to nation says Lowden
Chicago reports Frank O Lowden former Illinois governor warns that the future food supply is a vital problem as soil fertility declines. He urges a national agricultural policy to restore soil fertility and notes diminishing returns from the land amid rising production costs.
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Chicago
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Institute of American Meat Packers
University of Chicago
James G. Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
E. W. Rice, Jr
General Electric Company
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
Gallego murder trial begins in district court
The Gallego murder trial of Candelario Griego opened in district court after jury selection, with testimony about the shooting of rancher Natividad Gutierrez near Escobosa on September 12. Witnesses described cattle theft accusations, the scene, and the injuries Gutierrez sustained. defense objections overruled and more witnesses scheduled.
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Candelario Griego
Natividad Gutierrez
Escobosa
Louis Cantelou
BE. M. Clayton
Charlea D. Cowen
Cedro Sanchez
Gutierrez
Elfego Lucero
Melequias Montoya
Griego
Justice of the Peace
Reyes Mora
Mora
Gutierrez Ranch
Cantelou
Clayton
Cowen
Melaquias Montoya
Antonio Gilbert
Henry L. Davidson
B. F Monahan
Onofre Sandoval
A. A. Bedillo
Elfego Baca
Dennis Chavez
Gilbert Espinosa
Elimination at Waste Urged by Secretary Work
Secretary Work urged a broad conservative policy for natural resources focusing on eliminating waste and using what is needed. He called for a comprehensive survey of the Colorado river development, water power to conserve coal, soil fertility in farming areas, and consolidation of Alaska administration under one cabinet officer.
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Washington
Interior Department
Colorado River
New Mexico and Arizona Indian Chiefs Plan San Francisco Meetings
Eleven Indian governors representing 23 Pueblo tribes of New Mexico and Arizona announce a series of meetings in San Francisco from October 30 to November 11 to seek California support for their protest against white encroachment and drought caused hardship. Chief Ortiz Sotero will preside.
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San Francisco
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Ortiz Sotero
Senator Gerry Plans Wedding to Mrs Vanderbilt
London reports United States Senator Peter Goelet Gerry of Rhode Island will wed Edith Vanderbilt widow of George Vanderbilt in the city within days. Friends confirmed the plans and said the ceremony would take place tomorrow morning.
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London
Evening Standard
United States
Peter Goelet Gerry
Rhode Island
Edith Vanderbilt
George Washington Vanderbilt
Gerry
Vanderbilt
Rhode Island Senator Gerry Divorced in Paris Action
The Rhode Island senator, 46, a prominent figure from a storied American family, is described as a lawyer, scientist and philanthropist. His divorce was filed by his wife in Paris several months ago.
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Gerry
Paris
Rhode Island
Income Urtaa Rates To Be Released Promised By Breen
Head of the House Committee in the analysis notes no figures but indicates that income urtaa rates will be out soon. The statement accompanies approval of Secretary Mellon's proposal in principle, signaling forthcoming details.
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Chatamian Breen
House
Mellon
Requests For Revision Or Relief Submitted Before Ways And Means
On the third day of public hearings, lawmakers heard calls for broad tax reform including cutting the top income tax rate from 40 to 20 percent and repealing the estate and gift taxes. The Treasury proposed raising exemptions, with estimates showing 1.881 billion in income tax receipts this year and various estimates for tobacco, estate, and automobile taxes. Intermittent notes reported physician deductions for postgraduate study and travel, and debates over tax treatment for municipal employees abroad and business reinvestment.
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Washington
Green
House
Ways and Means Committee
Iowa Tax Clube
Melton
Iowa Tax Clubs
Congress
American Medical Association
Treasury
Mellon
Chicago Stock Exchange
Williams
Bennett
Woman's Tongue Blamed for Red Raids in Britain
Sylvia Pankhurst once a suffragist and now a Communist agitator is named by British papers as the leak through which Scotland Yard obtained the information for recent Red raids. A British secret service man, Nosovitsky, won her confidence and prompted her to divulge Soviet secrets.
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Sylvia Pankhurst
Scotland Yard
Nosovitsky
Chicago Blackmailers Extract Million in Chicago
Chicagoans fall victim to blackmailers who target bootleggers gamblers and others defying the law. victims reportedly paid up to a million dollars as federal investigations loom. Notable figures Dan Perry H J Callan and Louis Smith are named with ties to the Genna gang and ongoing police inquiries.
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Chicago
Dan Perry
West Side
Florida
H. J. Callan
Canada
Louis Smith
Albert Anselmi
John Sealice
Genna
Smith
Anonymous note recipient leaves city amid threats
William Duckworth of Central Auto and Machine Works fled the city after receiving three anonymous notes threatening his life if he stayed. He failed to report for work and has not been heard from since, while authorities note the timing followed the Saavedra case and Lobato shooting.
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William Duckworth
Central Auto and Machine Works
Duckworth
Ysidro Saavedra
Saavedra
Pedro Lobato
Lobato
Grace
Hagan
Dance Hall License Fight Leaves City Quiet on Vent
At a city commission meeting the Heights auditorium dance license issue again surfaced as attorneys urged either license grant or flat denial. Mayor Tingley said a mandamus in district court would settle it.
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Banquo
Heights Auditorium
City Commission
Mesars
J. F. Sulzer
Tingley
McGuinness
Sulzer
Klock
Charles Evans Hughes
Bunker Hill Monument
Mr. Klock
Heights
Justice of the Peace
Opposition to Girand Water Power Project License
Federal Power Commission hears two day session on James B. Girand for Diamond Creek Arizona project. Basin state representatives oppose waiver intended to protect upper basin waters. Decision not announced. Arizona Bridge Canyon proposal also under review.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
James B. Girand
Diamond Creek
Arizona
Giraud
Upper Basin
Girand
Upper
Commission
William H. Burgess
Bridge Canyon
Besa
Michigan Boy Found Dead By Searchers
Negaunee Michigan boy Waimo Maki aged 14 was found dead by searchers after being missing since Sunday during a severe snowstorm. Aline Johnson 17 was found near Clarksburg after wandering into a farmhouse with frozen feet and swollen, matted face.
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Negaunee
Mich
Waimo Maki
Aline Johnson
Clarksburg
Oil Funds From New Mexico University Dispute
A mandamus directs Warren Graham Juan Vigil and E B Swope to appear in court to show cause why twenty thousand dollars from oil leases held in trust for the state university should not be transferred to the university income fund. The New Mexico University regents contend the funds are in the permanent fund and only interest should be used, citing 1917 state law chapter 115.
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Santa Fe
Holloman
Warren Graham
Juan Vigil
E. B. Swope
State University
Board of Regents of
Caillaux Plans New French Offer to Washington
Paris reports Finance Minister Caillaux is drafting a counter proposal to settle France debt to the United States. Premier Painleve and Caillaux discussed the plan at luncheon as cabinet members push for a definite final arrangement rather than parliamentary ratification of the Washington provisional agreement.
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Paris
Caillaux
France
United States
Washington
Painleve
M. Caillaux
American Debt Funding Commission
Chamber of Deputies
America
Senate
Ifn
M. Calllaux
American Debt Commission
Radical Congress
Nice
Germany
Congress
Federal Prisons at Atlanta and Leavenworth Overcrowded
Boston reports the federal court faces a dilemma as it sentences more prisoners. Atlanta and Leavenworth penitentiaries are so full they cannot take additional inmates. Officials point to a surge of convictions in rum and narcotic cases.
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Boston
Atlanta
Leavenworth
Federal prison capacity looks adequate for current convicts
Justice Department officials said federal prison facilities can hold the average current number of convicts, but to do so they have housed many inmates in state and municipal jails. A survey of local facilities shows they can accommodate more, yet a sharp rise in convictions would pose a problem.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Injuries Fatal to Denver Airman Frank W. Simonik
Denver aviator Frank W. Simonik died from injuries after a plane he piloted crashed near Englewood while performing stunts. The aircraft spiraled into a tail spin and the accident occurred late yesterday with his fatal condition announced today.
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Denver
Frank W. Simonik
Denver Commercial Aviaator
Englewood
Here
Simonik
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