Paris Voices Its Accord on German State Splits
London reports Britain formalizes Baldwin stance against recognizing any independent Rhineland republic under Versailles. Britain fears disintegration of Germany would burden central government and risk Cologne zone order while keeping troops on the Rhine. Continued in next column.
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Associated Press
London
Baldwin
Germany
Great Britain
Rhineland
Hineland Republic
Cologne
U. S
Rhine
Vet Won’t Parade If Dempsey Does
Long Beach California October 31 the Armistice day parade committee faced a missing grand marshal William Kollender aide to the local American Legion post had been chosen to lead the parade but he refused to ride with Jack Dempsey the world heavyweight champion because of the champion’s war record the parade was moved to the prior Saturday since November 11 falls on Sunday
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Associated Press
Long Beach
Cal
Navy
William Kollender
American Legion
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Reduction in wage of Arizona miners in effect today
Wages of about 5,000 miners in Arizona copper mines will drop tomorrow as the pre March 1 scale is restored, aligning with Utah and Montana reductions. Labor leaders expect little protest as the move uses the sliding scale miners accept. The cut ranges from nine to ten percent.
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Arizona
Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Utah
Montana
Gouzens Derides Ford Candidacy at Detroit Dinner
Detroit October 31 Henry Ford does not announce a presidential bid fearing a fiasco like his peace ship United States Senator James Couzens said at a Detroit Republican Club dinner He called Ford lovable but criticized his stance on Volstead Act amendments and noted Ford’s failed 1918 Senate bid as proof of unfulfilled statements
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
United States
James Cousens
Detroit Republican Club
Cousens
Senator Couzens
Ford Motor Company
Couzens
Ford
Volstead Ac
Senate
America
Youngster Hero Helps Save Submarine Crew From Depths
Lawrence T. Brown of Lowell and Henry Breault of White Plains recall 30 hours trapped aboard the American submarine O-5 after a collision with the Abangarez off Panama. Breault, 19, leaped to the torpedo room to prompt rescue, helped awaken Brown, and both endured air pressure and thirst until hoists finally brought them to the surface.
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Associated Press
New York
Balboa
Lawrence T. Brown
Lowell
Mass
Abangarez
Panama
Henry Breault
White Plains
N. Y
Brown
Breault
Senators Probe Bribery Claims Ahead of Walton Impeachment Trial
Oklahoma lawmakers plan to question Muskogee Times-Democrat editor and reporter over a story alleging $10,000 bribes offered to sway votes in Governor J. C. Walton's impeachment. Walton expected to file an answer and enter a plea as 22 charges sit in the senate bill.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
State Senate
J. C. Walton
Senate
Muskogee Times-Democrat
Oklahoma Court Invalidates Oct Election On Constitutional Amendment
District Judge Tom Chambers halted the Oct 2 special election after Gov. Walton's bid to permanent restraining order. The decision blocks certification of the returns by the state election board and nullifies the amendment action.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Tom Chambers
J. C. Walton
State Election Board
Curzon Considers U S Booze Treaty
London Oct 31 The AP reports that ambassador Harvey and Lord Curzon have virtually settled the rum running dispute between the United States and Britain. A draft treaty would allow American searches beyond three miles while affirming Britain’s three mile limit and permit British ships to carry liquor into American waters, aiding liners with on board bars.
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Associat Press
London
Harvey
Cppsader
Foreign Office
Lord Curzon
Great Britain
America
Chicago Rabbi for Control of Birth
Chicago dates the middle western birth control conference as Rabbi Louis L. Mann of Sinai temple declares making children a game of chance immoral. He says birth by choice is the moral solution and a child’s right to be well-born. Mrs Margaret Sanger of New York argues early marriages and birth control will reduce promiscuity and rejects fear as deterring youth.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Louis L. Mann
Sinai Temple
Margaret Sanger
New York
Government Paid 105000 For Veterans Hospital Site
Senate records reveal Lucien Johnson of San Francisco sold a Livermore California hospital site to the government for 105000 after paying 19257, with a net profit of 18653 on tax returns. The report covers related payments to architect Mathew O’Brien and communications with Charles Forbes and President Harding.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Veterans’ Bureau
Lucien B. Johnson
San Francisco
Livermore
California
Federal
Treasury
Charles F. Cramer
Charles R. Forbes
Comptroller-General’s Office
Frank T. Hines
Bureau
Mathew O’brien
Livermore Hospital
O’brien
Johnson
Cresta Blanca Wine Company
Thomas O'Day
O'Day
Ed Fitzpatrick Wins Buick At Knights Festival
Ed V Fitzpatrick deputy county attorney receives a Buick six during the Knights of Columbus festival finale. A boy winner picks a wheel coupon bearing 4,986 and later selects a washer with numbers 1,008 1,241 1,007 1,082 and 1,067. No washing machine announced.
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Ed V Fitzpatrick
Charles Finley
West Park Street
Billings
Minnesota Coeds Bailed Quick From Jail After Alleged Ride
Two University of Minnesota coeds Hazel Casserly and Elsie Mott, seniors in physical education, were caught riding the blinds in La Crosse Wisconsin on the way back from a football weekend. They told friends the police chief showed sympathy and that they had no time to stay in jail because of classes. Both are from Minneapolis.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
University of Minnesota
la Crosse
Wis
Hazel Casserly
Elsie Mott
University
Socialists Present Demands To Reich
Berlin Oct 81 After a seven hour caucus the united socialists reichstag delegation drafted a program of demands as a condition for continued membership in the present coalition government. The communication to Chancellor Stresemann hints at a 24 hour ultimatum while leaders seek to appease the radical wing pressing for defection from the coalition.
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Associated Press
Berlin
United Socialists
Reichstag
Stresemann
Crown Prince May Return to Germany
Berlin October 31. No formal request to return has been made to the Berlin government regarding the former crown prince. Informal inquiries show Germany would permit his return if he lives quietly on his Silesian estate.
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Berlin
Germany
Silesia
Executive Owen resigns as Butte Boy Scouts head
Ben Owen retires after five years as executive head of the Boy Scouts of Butte, planning to leave before year’s end. Henry Sarles also resigns. No successor named yet. an appointment expected within weeks. Later, Butte theaters reopen after unions agree on terms amid improved business conditions.
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Boy Scouts of
Butte
Ben Owen
Owen
Henry Sarles
Butte Boy Scouts
Confrontation Over Theater Wages Ends in Suspension
Representatives of theater managers, unions and musicians in Butte reach a midnight agreement to resume theater operations on Saturday. They postpone final wage-scale settlement until industrial conditions improve after miners’ wage reductions take effect November 1, with theaters to reopen at normal hours on November 3.
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Butte
Musicians’ Union
Moving Picture Operatore
Stage
Earl C. Simmons
Musician’s Union
Cornerstone Washington Memorial to be laid today
Grand masters and past grand masters of American Masonry meet in Washington to lay the cornerstone of the George Washington national memorial at Alexandria. Plans call for a $4.9 million building with a relic from every jurisdiction, a flag and Bible, and a view from Mount Vernon to Washington. President Coolidge to attend with thousands of Masons expected to witness the ceremony.
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Washington
America
George Washington
Alexandria
United States
George Washington National Masonic Memorial
Coolidge
Neyed
Merion
Harding
Shooters’ Hill
Capitol
Grand Lodge of
Virginia
James Freeman
Episcopal
Bulding
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
Mount Vernon
Ington
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Helena
Frank Woody
Missoula
Taxpayers’ Association
City General Fund
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Dillon
Cramer
Forbes
John F. O’ryan
O’day
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ED Fitzpatrick
Knights
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Reich
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Butte Boy Scout Organization
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