League Council to Send Commission to Balkans to Probe Greco Bulgarian Clash
Paris reports the League of Nations council will dispatch a commission to the Balkans to investigate causes of the Greco Bulgarian conflict. The mission will assess facts, assign responsibility, and study measures to prevent repeats with a report due at the December session.
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Balkans
Greece
Maria
Council
Neva
Vance
M. Briand
Hatantsa
Canton
Great Britain
Athens
Freek
Kulgerte
Jity
Europe
Caupen & Pew
Teemequil
Wreck of Sunnyland Train Kills Score and Injures Many
Memphis report details a derailed Sunnyland passenger train near Victoria Mississippi after a 96 pound steel rail defect. Four Pullmans and several cars plunged 25 feet, with many killed or injured. Investigators cited an invisible rail defect as the cause and relief crews worked through the night.
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Memphis
Tenn
Sunnyland
S J. Louis-San Francisco
South
Victoria
Miss
H. Guy Hathron
J. & Thompson
Tupelo
J. Burrell
Burt Gladden
Oxford
Haskins
Kansas City
N. C. Doss
Orlando
Fla
J. W. Ryan
Elmira
N. Y
de Wagner
Cae Webster
Fay Jordan
D. F. Holland
Arthur Jordan
I. B. Muchanan
Fraser
NCC
Does
Fila
J. W. van
Wee Pase
Gabian Territory Ordered Evacuated
A region identified as Gabian Territory was ordered evacuated amid rising tensions. Authorities issued the directive on October 27 to ensure civilian safety as security operations continued in the area.
Figures Running Into Billions Puzzle Atiston Figures
A disrupted hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission focused on rail rates, with Amorem Kealleay Association president Aiston under scrutiny for figures reaching into billions. Shaughnessy and Teal questioned the accuracy of financial claims as officials debated the federal rate policy and its regional impact.
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Chivage
H Aishion
Amerom Kealleay Association
Clyde Lt
Aitchiewe
Commimeton
Eha FV
Shaughnessy
Cantor City
Nev
Public Service Commission of Newads
Aistuen
Chicago & Nowe Vetere Railweay
Teal
Portland
Couneel
Aishtom
Albian
Edie
40 Gallons of Wine Captured at Armijo Ranch
Federal prohibition officers and a deputy sheriff seized four hundred gallons of wine Tuesday night at Julian Armijo's Atrisco ranch south of Albuquerque. All but a pint was poured out as evidence. Three men in a Ford fled. a chase ended with officers returning to Armijo's house and finding wine concealed inside.
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Julian Armijo
Atrisco
Armije
Montoya
Old Albuquerque
Abeyta and
Railroads Cooperate in Anti-Ram War Accord
Fragmentary report describes railroads agreeing to cooperate in anti-ram measures. Mentions Chicago base, preparations of ships and weapons, and a geopolitical context with officials and authorities cited. Evidence of enforcement and potential penalties noted, with references to a trade treaty and law actions.
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Chicago
Ory
French Crisis Deepens as Painleve Government Falls
Paris reports M. Painleve’s ministry resigns after Caillaux policy opposition. President Doumergue to form new cabinet with likely Painleve return. socialists push for new elections to gain a majority and seize government control.
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Paris
M. Painleve
France
Herriot
Doumergue
M. Caillaux
Nice
Ite
Caillaus
M Merriot
M. Briand
M Kiriand
Metemm
Wewre
Metivwelione Ghuw Yuey Cooat
8 Tons of Potatoes Grown on Half Acre in Colfax
Townsfolk report an acre yields record spuds in Colfax as a local grower to sell after harvest. Plentiful harvests bring potential profits and community interest in the Colfax market.
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Colfax
Day in Washington item unclear
Reader note shows garbled OCR text with no clear person event or organization to summarize. No discernible facts present to form a valid news card.
Man Claims Self Defense in Saavedra Killing Trial
Pedro Lobato testified he shot Ysidro Saavedra in self defense after Saavedra struck him with a revolver and advanced, as Lobato grappled with Nestor Padilla. The defense aims to finish its case as two eye witnesses are set to testify.
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Ysidro Saavedra
Saavedra
Pedro Lobato
Lobato
Nestor Padilla
Pajarito
Baavedra
Arturo Mesa
Padilla
Mesa
Dra
Lobe
Hate
Maavedra
Raavedra
Leebetee
M. Claxton
Lebate
Basvedra
Seevedra
Caveira
Witter Peckworth
Gregeree
Merecy Speer
Leiate
Pighd
Methet
Pepelaet
Beed
Baca Tetis
Oedor
Herve
Ache
Ross Motel
Letates
Navy Day speech opposes separate air force says air service part of fleet
Rear Admiral Moffett, chief of the navy bureau of aeronautics, spoke on Navy Day in Des Moines opposing Colonel Mitchell’s push for a separate air force and endorsing an air service within the fleet. He affirmed a balanced fleet surface, under, and over water and praised naval aviation’s achievements.
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Des Moines
Associated Preas
Moffett
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Nam Mitchell
Coolidge
Navy
Mitchell
Capteta
Acetowne
Ruth's Follies Cost Him Half Million
A New York man faced heavy penalties after a scandal over counterfeit assets and misused funds. The case centers on allegations of impropriety linked to executives and a major firm, with a verdict setting a substantial financial penalty and signaling a crackdown on similar misconduct.
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Ruth
Navy observes 150th anniversary with nationwide events
The 150th anniversary of the navy was celebrated across the country with public exercises and speeches by Secretary Wilbur and navy leaders. Naval ships were open for inspection at many ports, and wreaths were laid for past heroes as aviation debates reemerged. The army marked the day in uniform as a compliment to the navy.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilbur
Navy
Hilary P. Jones
Navy General Board
Philadelphia
William A. Moffet
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Des Moines
Iowa
William Mitchell
John Paul Jones
John Barry
Farragut
du Pont
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Adolphus Andrewa
President Coolidge
Army
Former Yuma Bank Employee Arrested
Samuel M. H. Smith, former bookkeeper and teller of the VWiret National Bank of Yuma Arizona, indicted for embezzling 546 dollars, waived examination in Los Angeles, ordered to Arizona for trial under 5600 dollar bond. He was running a sheeting gallery at a beach when arrested.
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Los Angeles
Hamuel MH. Smith
Vwiret National Bank of
Yuma
Aria
United States
Raymond Turney
Arizona
Smith Wes
Here
Denver Woman Beaten and Robbed of Jewelry
Denver, Cet. 27 A police search of Denver's underworld followed the beating and robbery of Mrs. BF Mouse, 63, in her home. An unidentified man entered the house to rent a room, struck her with a blow to the head, and escaped after taking jewelry valued at 61,50¢0. Local authorities report the victim is in serious condition.
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Denver
Cote
Federal power commission three called to meet
Secretary of War Trevett summoned the Federal Power Commission to meet to determine questions about the construction work on the pre existing project. The meeting aims to resolve issues around the cube meade and related river and state interests.
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Federal Power Commission
Waskhwegton
Tedey
Simmel
Jamas B. Oman
Priczing
Colorate
Coolidge Praised for Economy and State Function Restorations
Denver dispatch reports Henry J. Allen praising President Coolidge as uniquely fitted for the times, citing economic relief and decentralization of bureaus. Allen lauds river transportation plans by Hoover and credits Coolidge with reducing government costs and restoring state functions. He compares Coolidge to Lincoln during war times and Roosevelt in boom periods, and endorses Coolidge for a third term.
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Lincoln
Henry Allen
Denver
Colo
Coolidge
United States
Henry J. Alien
Kansas
Taft
Reserve
Sosa
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
War Time Administration
Alten
Wilding
Harding
Lawrence
Tate
Great Lakes
Reese
Alien
Yvens
Cveridge
Lincels
Roosevelt
Women Demand Representation on Election Law Board
A fragment notes women's calls for seats on an election law board. It questions whether the board should include women and hints at graft concerns and reform of the election law system.
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Election Law Board
Paddle use noted in local cane and cake eaters report
Fragmentary record notes a paddle referenced in a local event involving cane and cake eaters. The readable text mentions October 6 and a policy of treatment by officials, but many terms are garbled. Further context is unclear from the OCR snippet.
Snow Blanket Covers Rocky Mountain Region
Snow general coverage extends over the Rocky Mountain area with unsettled weather patterns. Forecasters note drifting snow and reduced visibility as accumulations build, prompting travel advisories and caution for high elevation routes.
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Rocky Mountain
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