Bulgaria vows to repel further Greek invasion by force
Sofia reports Bulgaria will defend its territory with a few thousand regulars and volunteers, refusing to mobilize officially. Refugee flows worsen as Greek forces push seven miles into Bulgarian soil along a twenty mile front near Petrich. Losses mount and regional tensions rise amid conflict fears.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Mindus
Ministry of Nation- 1 Defense
Macedonia
Hulgarian
T Petrich
Demirhiesar
Hosen
Helgrade
Jugoavia
Alliance of Four Leading Phonograph Firms Formed
New York reports the formation of a four company alliance representing about 14.2 million in capitalization. The group includes the Columbia phonograph company and others tied to Lindstrom Merlin and Trampline, with factories and operations spanning Brazil Argentina Germany France Italy and Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alliance
Columbia Ecerarph Company
Transac
Colombia
Bridgeport
Conntories
Landom Company
Brazil
Argen- Se Verran
Germany
France
Italy
Avetria
Sweden
L Leedon Company
Hae
Facin Keeler
Weg
Phonographe
Liéndetrem Company
Redic
Wirelees
Applicants for Annapolis and West Point examined
A list shows candidates undergoing examinations for admission to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis and the United States Military Academy at West Point. Secretary and officials preside over the event, praising the applicants as well prepared and well trained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
West Point
Heries
Levee
Gem Maren
Jobe Myatt
Gecerre
Navel
West Petat
Coeetiem
Seealors Jones
Brat- Wie
Ricit
Meetel End Secial Training
EOC
St Cem
Yee Wheen
Colorado Gate
Friceterel College
Free Speech to Be An Issue in Mitchell Trial
Washington reports that the Ninety-seventh article of war prompts a potential free trial for Colonel William Mitchell as defense counsel Reed of Illinois questions the article’s constitutionality. Reed argues freedom of speech is guaranteed and the War Department’s interpretation could endanger constitutional rights.
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Mitchell
Washington
William Mitchell
Army Air Cervies
War Department
Representative Reid
Illinois
Althowgh
Mr. Reld
Reta
Nimety-Sinth
Neeeet
Reet
Howe
Navy risks in routine operations cited by Wilbur
Washington Ont 14 Accidents and dangers in naval routine are noted by Wilbur as the navy prepares for both peace and war concerns. He cites recent service incidents and reports from the fleet, stressing dangers faced by crews and the need for caution amid evolving duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mary
Navy
Recautery Webuser
Battery A Plans Memorial for De Bremond at Roswell Reunion
During a two day Albuquerque Roswell reunion, Battery A New Mexico veterans pledged to raise 3000 for a monument to Colonel Charles DeBremond with unveiling planned at the next annual reunion in Roswell in the fall. Mayor Clyde Tingley promised to contribute, while Mrs DeBremond asked no further solicitations.
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New Mexico
Charles DeBremond
Roswell
Albuquerque
Clyde Tingley
Colonel DeBremond
Mexico
Pershing
Joe McCain
DeBremond
Joe Walton
Wilbur Kiden
Frea Howell
Tingley
J. H. Maxey
Russell C. Chariton
Keewell
Maxey
Germany
United States
Tett
Chariton
Mater J
Battery
Charlie iMeld Company
Ll. Ki. Patney, Inc
Anna Grows, Kelly and Company
Joe Walkies
Owen BH. Sheers
Keswell
Rey Lees
Clarence Roberta
Lee Pieming
Cheeter Brickiey
Albert Steckiey
Leoter Lee Devwis
Captain Kewell
Charon
Ketendriver
George Kay
Ase M. Lay
Ageipm
Laemieg
Artesia
Gloria Swanson Fined For Failure To Appear As Witness
In New York Cot early reports Gloria Swanson was fined 250 dollars after failing to appear as a witness. The court looked for her presence and set a date for payment while offering a partial explanation for the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Swanson
New York
Gloris Seenees
Tim Edoces
Rotert M. Maree
Fedesel
Europe
Bea Geence
Democratic State Central Committee Meet Set For November Fifth
The Democratic State Central Committee schedules a meeting for November fifth. Delegates will discuss party organization and upcoming primary strategies amid preparations and public engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Central Committee
Cameron Urges Legislation to Aid Cattlemen
Senator Cameron urged Congress to pass remedial legislation to save western cattlemen from bankruptcy. He cited grazing land restrictions and forest policies as key causes and proposed ten year land access with fencing rights, nationwide grazing fees, and legal appeal options to shield cattle and sheep industries.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Cameron
Repubcan
Arigona
Senate Committee
South America
Australia
Bennator Camenen
Benaterarm
Forestry Service
Parthern
Armaceder
Preernt
Woman and companion found murdered in Eureka
A terse report states Miss Carmeen Weerer and her companion were found dead in Eureka. The details are garbled but indicate a violent death and possible assault in a wooded area near Sweet’s place. Police investigation into motive and suspects is noted.
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Woman
Ewrcks. Colt
Carmeen Weerer
Ferodale
Sweet
Wasser
Dentarrd
Seermetie Eerks
Monster Silver Tip Bear Killed Near Raton
Perry Caldwell of Raton New Mexico killed a monster silver tip bear in Castillo country west of town. He tracked tracks to a spruce where the bear lay, then fired between the eyes with a .32 caliber rifle. The bear stood 36 inches high and 18 inches from nose to forehead, weighing an estimated 1300 pounds with the pelt over 200 pounds. A mate of similar size is said to inhabit the area.
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Raton
N. M
Perry Caldwell
Castillo
Here
Calawell
Keleher Favored For State Chairman By Santa Fe County Delegation
Santa Fe dispatch reports county Democrats lean toward William A. Kelleher of Albuquerque for state party chairman. Juan N. Vigil says after talks with county leaders there is strong sentiment for Kelleher, amid broader discussions of succession to Ed Swove as state party leader.
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Santa Yo
William A. Kelleher
Albuquerque
Baste
Juan N. Vigil
Cochet le Teese
Peesiite
Hannett Expands Panel to Draft State Election Law
Policy update notes Hannett will enlarge the drafting committee to shape a new state election law. The move aims to broaden input with additional lawmakers and state officials, seeking clearer rules and timely guidance for upcoming elections.
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Hannett
Pebble Key to Montana Vet’s Government Insurance Case
Helena October 24 A green pebble found in the body of Montana World War I veteran Charles William Nelson becomes central to his survivors’ bid for government insurance. An examination linked the stone to the death cause, prompting a legal challenge against the War Risk Insurance bureau over coverage validity and death attribution.
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Helena
Charles William Nelson
Montana
Nelson
Mardin
Mont
France
Osage
Wye
Marshall, Minn
Perenta
John
Sexton
Nelson's
War Insurance
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Bull
Veterans’ Bureau
Marphy
Johan Perry
Bureau
Ageit
Jehm
Amerwan
Ber
Kettlefield
Nebsom
Ae Cheney EU
de Feere
Veterans Bureau
Agei
Insurance Bureau
North End Votes to Study City Extension District
Residents of the North End meet at North Fourth Street Schoolhouse and unanimously vote to hold another gathering a week later for residents eligible to vote in the November 10 city extension election. They weigh funding via special improvement district versus citywide bonds, with Mayor Tingley outlining that the city would issue bonds and provide water and sewer services if they join.
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North End
North Fourth Street
Ion
J. C. Smith
Tingley
Jamison
J. G. Albright
Sixto Giannini
Pearce C. Rodey
Ira Sprecher
J. G. Lomax
Jesus Romero
M. &. Garcia
Cilion
North
Folka
Oanty
Old Town
Jesus Nomere
Old Albuquerque
Stokes Appeal to Supreme Court Over Custody Ruling
Wealthy New York hotel owner Stokes seeks to overturn a lower court custody decision awarding Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes custody of their two children. The case, described as a strained marriage, was previously deemed a crime against society and the custody granted to Mrs Stokes challenged as the husband appeals to the Supreme Court.
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Leever
Cole
Aiterness Tor
Stokes
New York
Betel Mae
Helen Elwood
Musicia i James
Denver
Couner
Sekee
Supreme Court Taut
Ag Comtedy
Uribes
Ben
Lindoery
Agaiom
Aed
Need of Youth A More Home Control Says Chief Executive
President Coolidge told the forty third Y M C A. convention that modern youth require more parental guidance. He warned that many parents neglect children and turn supervision to juvenile courts while praising Y M C A. efforts to strengthen home influence and lay leadership in religious and public life.
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Washington
Coolidge
Young Men's Christian Associations
United States
Canada
M.C. A
United
Coeliege
Ats
Mussolini Denies Being Dictator Amid Public Address
In Mantua, October 84, Premier Mussolini asked a crowd if he is a tyrant and the audience shouted no. He spoke during a ceremony praising his leadership and urged national unity as supporters cheered.
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Mantua
Italy
Premer Mussolini
Orewa
Mary
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