League warns Greece and Bulgaria to halt troops within 24 hours
At Paris the League of Nations council issues an ultimatum demanding unconditional troop withdrawals from Greece and Bulgaria within 24 hours and 60 hours for full compliance. The move follows tense deliberations as Briand and delegates press for adherence to the covenant and peace.
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League of Nations
Briand
Paris
Woodrow
League of Nations Covant
M. Clemenceau
Council of the League
Greece
Agaria
Sion
Council
Paul Hymans
Belgium
League
Europe
Athens
Locarno
Germany
Weather report for Denver area and Southwest states
Weather summary from Denver with data on New Mexico and Arizona including temperature highs around 68 degrees and lows near 32. Conditions describe generally fair days with little change in temperature and a southwest wind. Hunter timing notes show sunrise at 3 a.m. and sunset at 5 13 p.m. Santa time and Albuquerque time adjustments for October.
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Denver
New Mexico
Sesday
Arizona
Santa
Albuquerque
Ocober
Defenseless Bulgarian towns bombarded at Petrich
Sofia reports night bombardment by Greek artillery on Petrich and nearby villages along the Macedonian frontier as a League of Nations conference in Paris seeks a bloodless settlement. King Boris returns to Sofia and expresses deep regret over attacks on defenseless areas.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Council of the League of Nations
Paris
Bsofia
Petrich
Boris
M. Morolos
Council of the
League of Nations
Greeks Extend Front as Sofia Reports Balkan Moves
Vienna reports from Sofia that Greek forces are extending their front and have occupied Noviskop. They bombard Novishovo and have received reinforcements from Saloniki including two infantry regiments, one cavalry regiment, and half a artillery regiment. Bulgaria concentrates at Melnik, 55 miles northeast of Salon.
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Vienna
Sofia
Noviskop
Novishovo
Saloniki
Bulgaria
Melnik
Salon
Advertising by churches urged by Dr Jenkins in Chicago
Dr Burris A Jenkins of Kansas City argued that ancient Hebrew prophets were master advertisers and urged churches to use newspapers and radio for publicity. He cited Hosea and Jesus to show sensational outreach as a tool for righteousness. John T Brabner Smith of the Chicago Church Federation backed the push.
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Chicago
P. T. Barnum
Burris A. Jenkins
Kansas City
Conference On Church
Barnum
Israel
John T. Brabner Smith
Chicago Church Federation
Caillaux Forces Cabinet to Hear Finance Plan
Paris reports M. Caillaux, France’s finance minister, refused Premier Painleve’s demand to resign and warned he would overthrow a reconstituted cabinet on a platform including a capital levy. He urged action against bankers over alleged franc selling. The cabinet cannot outlast Parliament’s opening.
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Paris
M. Caillaux
Radical Party
Nice
Painleve
Ile
America
Doumergue
M. Calllaux
Council of Ministers
Hannett names board to draft election code
Governor A T Hannett named a panel to draft a new election law and said he may call a special session if a majority in both houses pledges support. The board includes Republican attorneys C M Botts and James M Hervey, Democrat attorneys J L Lawson and Summers Burkhart, and legislators FE L Holt and Don R Casados. First meeting is November 7 in Santa Fe.
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Santa Fe
A. T. Hannett
C. M. Botts
Albuquerque
James M. Hervey
Roswell
J. L. Lawson
Alamogordo
Summers Burkhart
FE. L. Holt
Las Cruces
Don R. Casados
Mora
Hugh R. Williams
Salesman Arrested in Bigamy Charge
Colorado Springs salesman Clement Jones was arrested in Oklahoma City on a bigamy charge from a district court in Colorado Springs. Officials said an extradition request would be made at once, noting Jones abandoned his first wife here a few weeks ago and his second wife is believed to be a local Colorado Springs woman.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Clement
Jones
Oklahoma City
Frey wins $37500 in alienation case against Miss Bennett
Mrs. Katherine Frey of Louisville wins a $37,500 verdict against musical comedy actress Wilda Bennett for alienating her husband Charles C. Frey a wealthy horseman. The jury verdict followed a weeklong trial in New York Supreme Court before Justice Faber with defense planning an appeal.
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Mineola
N. Y
Katherine Frey
Louisville
Wilda Bennett
Charles C. Frey
Supreme Court
Faber
Fallon
Miss Bennett
Frey
Syracuse
Lucy Ranchman Bound Over After Neighbor’s Killing
T M Merritt ranchman of Lucey was arraigned for a preliminary hearing in Estancia on a charge of killing neighbor Ben Hill. Hill was bound over to district court for 10000 dollars. Bail not yet posted and Merritt remains in Torrance county jail. Hearing before Justice E L Garvin with defense waiving. Judge Mechem expected to approve bond soon.
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T. M. Merritt
Lucey
Estancia
Ben Hill
District Court
Merritt
Torrance
Felipe Alderete
Montreal banker and wife found murdered at home
In Rougemont Quebec on October 26 Charles Bernard manager of the Banque Canadienne Nationale branch and his wife were found dead in their beds.
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Montreal
Que
Charles Bernard
Rougemont
Quebec
Banque Canadienne
North Mountain region gripped by king winter
The North Rocky Mountain region faced a heavy snowstorm with temperatures near zero in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and northern Montana. Schools in Harlem, Malta, and Chinook Montana closed to send children to sugar beet fields, with 15 to 20 days needed to finish harvest and risk of crop loss if weather worsens. Billings reports 70,000 tons of sugar beets remaining as temperatures reach 20 above.
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Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canada
Montana
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Helena
Havre
Harlem
Malta
Chinook
Mont
Sheridan
Casper
Wyo
Colorado
New Mexico
Billings
Commander McQuigg to Deliver Armistice Address in Denver
Denver announces that national commander John R. McQuire of the American Legion will speak in Denver as part of Armistice Day events. Colorado state adjutant Harry Dunn confirmed the plan at state legion headquarters in Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Ge John R. McQuire
American Legion
State Legion
Harry Dunn
Colorado
Work of Drafting New Bill Starts Next Week
Washington Oct 26 Tax payers pressed the house ways and means committee for repeal of most special taxes now in effect The panel will begin work next week on a revenue law revision seeking to wipe out levies on autos trucks tires jewelry firearms cameras and stock with some stamp taxes and broker taxi taxes spared The debate also touched inheritance tax and state levies as the committee weighs a 300 million reduction plan and potential credits for state taxes
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treadway
Mellon
Representative Treadway
Massachusetts
Green
Florida
Alabama
Treasury
Mary Casey Thorne Testifies Over Guardian Plea
In New York on October 26 Surrogate Foley heard Mrs Mary Casey Thorne the divorced wife of Joel Wolffe Thorne declare she has always shown a mothers love to her son and was never intoxicated. She denied heavy drinking and recounted a three year effort to locate her 11 year old son Joel Wolffe Thorne who was in Denver. She said she last touched liquor about a year and a half ago noting she stopped drinking because it is too expensive and fattening.
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New York
Mary Casey Thorne
Joel Wolffe Thorne
Foley
Denver
Colo
Saavedra
Leovato
Lobato
Ed Donahue
Baavedra
Lobito
Donahue
Strong
George Franklin
Lobat
Manuel Acuna
Mora
Celso Sanchez
Halligan Appointed Navy Chief of Engineering
Captain John Halligan Jr of Boston was named chief of the navy bureau of engineering for a four year term with the rank of rear admiral. He succeeds Captain J K Robison who was reassigned to other duty after serving as chief of navy engineering with the rank of rear admiral.
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Halligan
Washington
John Halligan, Jr
Boston
Bureau of Engineering of the Navy
J. K. Robison
Navy
Dr Henry J Waters Dies In Kansas City
Dr Henry Jackson Waters internationally known agricultural expert and editor of the Weekly Kansas City Star died of pneumonia at his home in Kansas City Missouri.
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HW. J. Waters
Kansas City, Mo
Henry Jackson Waters
Kansas City Star
Dallas Chicago Express Service Planned By N A T
Col Paul Henderson of National Air Transport announces plans to start express service between Dallas Texas and Chicago within weeks. He says departure after breakfast and arrival around 7 30 pm with growth expected once linked to New York.
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St. Louis
Paul Henderson
National Air Transport, Inc
Dallas
Texas
Chicago
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
Drunken Rivalry Behind 1925 Saavedra Killings Trial
The state argues Pedro Lobato killed Ysidro Saavedra on July 26 1925 at 1301 South Fourth Street after a dispute and alleged drunken behavior. Witnesses describe Lobato acting erratically shouting and cursing before Saavedra was shot and died. defense plans to call about 15 witnesses as jurors were seated amid delays.
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Pedro Lobato
Ysidro Saavedra
South Fourth Street
Lobato
Teresita Saavedra
L. W. Cantelou
Lke
Saavedra
Tobato
Nestor Padilla
Arturo Mesa
Cuca Mesa
Padilla
Viga
Mesa
Navy Chief Urges Public Support Despite Accidents
Admiral Eberle in a navy day radio address from WJZ appeals for continued public backing of the fleet. He notes accidents occur with many ships in operation, cites Shenandoah loss, and stresses the navy’s peaceful mission yet readiness to fight when declared. He asserts the U S record is historically successful overall.
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New York
E. W. Eberle
Naval Operations
WJZ
Enerte
Eberie
Shenandoah
Lansdowne
Lawrence
Eberle
War College
Buch
Colivil
Sale of Timber on Mescalero Indian Reservation Ordered
Washington reports Secretary Work authorized offering 46 000 acres in the Nogal Tularosa drainage of the Mescalero Indian reservation for timber sale. About 175 million board feet of western yellow pine Douglas fir and other species. Minimum prices set at 3 per thousand feet for yellow pine and Douglas fir 2 for Mexican white pine and Mogieman spruce and 1 for white fir.
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Washington
Nogal-Tularosa
Mescalero Indian Reservation
New Mexico
Indian Bureau Entimete
Courtland Dines Marriage Postponed in Denver
Indefinite postponement of the wedding between Courtland Dines and Helen Gibson was announced. Dines cited needs to get his affairs in order after a New Year’s Eve shooting incident in Hollywood involving Mabel Normand and Edna Purvience.
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Denver
Courtiesd & Dines
Mies
Helen Gibson
Dines
A. Greer
Normand
Raid on Elks Club Yields Nine Kegs of Beer
New York police raided the Dies club on West 43rd Street and seized nine kegs of allegedly beer. An arrest was made of the driver of the wagon that delivered the beverage to the club.
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Elks Club
N. Y
New Y
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