Abyssinia Offers Slaves to American Capitalists Amidleague Ban
James E. Baum of the Field Museum charges Abyssinia under Ras Tafari is proposing to lease slave labor to American miners and oil prospectors while limiting wages and funding slave freedom. He notes noble Rasses own thousands of slaves and that abolition efforts face resistance despite League of Nations pressure.
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International News Service
New York
Amerin
Abyssinia
League of Nations
Ras Tafari
James E. Baum
Field Museum of Natural History
Chicago
Central Asia
Baum
Raum
Prince
Will Not Regulate Private U. S. Radio
The United States won a sweeping victory at the International Radio conference committee by agreeing to two groups of rules. The U S would subscribe to only one group and a separate annex would cover nations with private communications while governments would sign a separate annex.
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United Press
Washington
United States
International Radio Conference Committee
Four Held After Threat Charges In AlabamaCases
In Montgomery Alabama on October 26 four arrests are expected this week for threats against witnesses in flogging cases not yet tried. Assistant Attorney General John Haynes said the investigation led to 102 indictments in one county. Attorney General Charles C McCall warned he would fill the jails until witness intimidation ends and had led the probe before resigning from the Ku Klux Klan alleging lawless leadership.
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United Press
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
John Haynes
Charles C. McCall
McCall
Ku Klux Klan
Boy Killed as Car Backs Out of Collision
Dallas report says Tommy Morgan, 6, was killed after a car backing from a collision pinned him against a tree. Drivers Henry Bromberg and G. G. Elliott were ordered to report to the grand jury. The child was the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Morgan and was playing near his lawn when struck.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tommy Morgan
Henry Bromberg
Terrill Military College
G. G. Elliott
Baking Company
Grand Jury
J. C. Morgan
Savage Abyssinia progress and Ras Tafari reforms
The piece notes little progress in road building while Prince Ras Tafari is described as a progressive ruler who stays alert to white powers.
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Abyssinia
Ras Tafari
Purdue Track Star Chases Burglary Suspect Across City
Chicago reports Purdue University track star Richard Krogh, 24, heard a noise at home and armed himself. He chased a burglar through streets and fields for over a mile, finally gaining on the suspect as he sought cover in a field.
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Chicago
Richard Krogh
Purdue University
Krogh
Manufacturers Urge Maintenance of Present Tariff Policy
Chattanooga Tenn Oct 26 Retention of the present tariff until the tariff commission can study the entire problem was urged at the National Association of Manufacturers annual convention. The tariff committee led by W W Richols Milwaukee said freight rate reductions are impossible due to high wages for eastern and southeastern railroad workers.
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United Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tariff Commission
National Association of Manufacturers
Association
Tariff Committee
W. W. Richols
Milwaukee
Eastern and Southeastern Railroad
Transportation Committee
Prominent Colorado Man Dies of Pneumonia
John J. Mullen 45 of Naturita died in a Teuluride hospital from pneumonia. He came to Montrose twenty years ago as manager of Standard Chemical Co which developed radium in western Montrose county and oversaw General Petroleum oil development in the Paradox district. A widow and five children survive.
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Colorado
Montrose
Colo
John J. Mullen
Teuluride
Mullen
Standard Chemical Co
Montrose County
General Petroleum
Paradox
Durant did not claim men should die at 35 or 85
Washington Oct 26 Will Durant author and philosopher did not say most men should die after 85 nor that at thirty five a man is at the height of his curve A publicity agent tied his remarks to two other lines about aging to reach a deduction that was not his The article notes Durant did remark men ought to die at their zenith but not at any set age.
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United Press
Washington
Will Durant
Durant’s stance misinterpreted as calling for mass death
The text suggests Durant did not intend to advocate any mass killing despite readers misreading his remark that most men should die after 35. The context clarifies his actual meaning and opposition to such action.
Mussolini’s rule sets fixed prices and rents in Italy
Under a new Mussolini rule Italian stores must offer wares at government fixed prices and landlords must use fixed rentals. Farmers must harvest and sell crops even at a loss while bank loans are refused or mandated by government orders at prescribed interest rates.
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Rome
Italy
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