No Decision on Coolidge
Opposing counsel used the weekend recess to refine strategy for the Col. W. Mitchell case before the court of generals. Prosecution outlined plans to press against aviation administration charges while Mitchell's civilian counsel Reed said full preparation was completed to expose the truth of the allegations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Col. W. Mitchell
Army
War and Navy
Sherman Moorland
Mitchell
Moorland
Iday
Hefry
K. Reid
Mlinots
Texas
Coolidge
Girl Murdered as Tribal Sacrifice Near Eureka
Eureka Cal November 1 The theory Carmen Wagner eighteen was slain under savage rites of an ancient Indian tribe by a descendant of the tribe according to Dr B O Heinrich Berkeley criminologist who found an ancient altar near the burial site and suggested the killer may have been driven by ancestral beliefs to sacrifice a young woman The report notes the body was found buried about 300 yards from the altar and ties the crime to purported tribal ritual concepts.
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Bureka
Cal
Carmen Wagner
Irl
B. 0
Heinrich
Berkeley
Eureka
Mise Wagner
Henry Sweet
Letters of Page Show He Opposed Mission of House
The Associated Press reports in Washington that Walter Page objected to Henry House's plan for a peace conference attached to an American war entry condition. He feared the proposal was a trick and would push the U S into war without full allies backing. The London emissary message was cited from a Page memorandum.
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Associated Press
Washington
Euro
Walter I. Page
London
Burton J. Hendrick
Doubleday, Page & Co
Page
House
United States
Pageth
Germany
Wison
Wilina
Twain's Cabin Boy Claimed By Death
St Louis November 1. One of Twain's cabin boys, a paralyzed Mississippi river hand, died after a stroke Saturday night. The man, once cabin boy for Samuel Clemens known as Mark Twain, sailed from St Joseph to New Orleans and north to St Paul.
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Twain
CABIN
ST. Louis
Ramuel J. Clemens
Mark Twain
Charlie
St. Joseph
New Oleans
St. Paul, Sinn
Revision of Revenue Law to Be Started This Week
The House Ways and Means Committee will begin actual revision of the revenue law this week after two weeks of taxpayer and economist consultations. Public hearings continue tomorrow and Tuesday with executive session Wednesday to allocate proposed tax relief, mainly for income taxpayers. The committee seeks a nonpartisan measure, inviting Lincoln Andrews to testify on the alcohol tax amid conflicting pro and con positions from druggists, proprietary dealers, and the Drug Manufacturers Association.
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Te Associated Pro Se
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mellon
Lincoln ©. Andrews
United States Drug Manufacturers’ Association
Italian Debt Commission Arrives for Capital Conference
The Italian debt funding commission led by Finance Minister Count Volpi arrives in Washington to reopen talks on Italy's US obligations, totaling over 2.19 billion dollars. The sessions begin tomorrow with joint meetings planned at the State Department and Treasury.
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Italian Debt Commission
Capital
Associated Pro
Washington
Debt Funding Commission
United States
Count Volpi
Finance
American Debt Commission
State Department
Treasury
White House
Globe circumnavigator completes voyage in 34 foot boat
Harry Pidgeon, 45 year old photographer known as the library navigator, arrives in San Pedro aboard the Islander after a voyage of 38000 miles. The home made cockleshell craft set sail November 18 1921 from San Pedro crossing the Marquesas and Indian Ocean to Mauritus then to Cape Town and across the Atlantic to Panama concluding a globe spanning trip.
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Associated Press
San Pedro
Harry Pidgeon
Library
Marquesas Felanda
South Seas
Bridger Johnson Pioneer dies in Bozeman on homestead legacy
Special Dispatch reports Bozeman Montana November 1900 Bridger Johnson born 1834 crossed plains as freighter in 1864 homesteaded three miles south of Bozeman later moved to town after selling farm part of farm sold ten years ago survived by wife and sister in California member of Gallatin Pioneers Society funeral services scheduled Tuesday afternoon
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To Standard
Bozeman
D. Johnson
New French Government Plans Restart of Debt Talks
Paris reports the new government led by Premier Painleve intends to resume debt funding negotiations with the United States. Foreign Minister Briand pushes for a definite settlement, with Berenger to lead talks and possibly be sent to Washington on a special mission.
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Paris
Painleve
United States
Briand
Berenger
M. Berenger
M. Briand
M. Painleve
Negotiens
Caillaux
Washington
Daesehner
French Republic
Charles Irwin Pioneer of Anaconda Dies After Meal
Joseph Irwin, early Anaconda settler, dies suddenly at his son Charles Irwin’s home on Spruce Street after a family dinner. He had just congratulated his grandson on his first deer kill before collapsing in his room. family found him minutes later. The obituary notes his pioneering work in the region and long life.
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Charles Irwin
Montana
Alder Gulch
Joseph Irwin
Spruce Street
Anaconda
Mr. Irwin
Ture
Garnet
Last Rites for Dr Jacob Mills Held at Helena Church
Funeral services for Dr Jacob Mills Methodist minister and businessman were held at St Pauls church in Helena with a large throng attending. The sermon by Rev John Chirgwin of Helena cited The Christian Soldier as the theme, while tributes from colleagues and friends noted his deep community ties in Helena, Butte, and Billings during a life of ministry and service.
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Helena
Jacob Mills
Milnister
St. Paul's Church
Forestvale
Mills
Butte
John Chirgwin
Paul Adame
Mountain Colleges
Chas. D. Stouch
Methodist Hospital
Billings
Motena
Mir
al Yard
Seattle fire loss trimmed to seven hundred eighty five thousand
Seattle officials reduced the initial fire loss estimate for the Automobile district blaze to 785000 after salvage value from damaged stocks. Nearly 100 new automobiles in the Willys-Overland basement survived largely intact. Salvage potential also cuts Firestone Tire plant losses, including hard rubber ores and lime found in the basement.
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Seattle
Firestone Tire Company
Two Die In Airplane Crash Near Independence
Independence, Nov 1. Paul Gibson, 25, and Caulking, both aboard an aviation experiment to cure deafness, were killed when the aircraft broke up at 6,000 feet and plunged. Gibson, deaf and dumb, had joined the flight with Caulkine in an effort to find a cure.
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Independence
Paul Gibson
Harfold” Caulking
Gibson
Caulkine
Will Seek To Halt Stephenson Trial In DC Case
Defense counsel vow to delay the Stephenson murder trial for the fourth week as witnesses and rulings surface. Three defendants face first degree murder charges in the death of Miss Madge Oberholmer, allegedly abducted and assaulted in Hammond.
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NM Oblravillld
Stephenson
D.C
Ste Gentry
Shrinkage Shown American Exports Decline in Sept
The commerce department reports a September 1936 export shrinkage totaling about 109 million dollars, driven by declines in trade with Western Europe and Canada-Mexico. Gains in South America and other regions narrowed the net drop, with overall exports at 287.1 million compared to 480.0 million the year prior.
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Associated Teese
Washington
Commerce Department
Europe
Canada
Mexico
South America
Awin
New York Close to Decisive Mayoral Vote Tuesday
Campaigning ends as Democratic and Republican hopefuls line up for the New York mayoral race. Walker supporters claim 336,000 votes in broad estimates while GOP backers predict a 100,000 edge for their candidate.
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New York
Conservatives in strongest position in next house
Ottawa dispatch reports conservatives in strongest position to hold the greatest number of seats in the upcoming house. MacKenzie King slated to announce tomorrow, but conservative attitude toward premier remains noncommittal.
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Assocs
Ottawa
MacKensie King
Watcher
League urged to read versailles treaty on minorities
Washington reports Dr Charles B Macfarland, secretary of the Federal Council of Churches, says minorities in parts of Europe create world conflict. He urges the League of Nations to reinterpret the Versailles treaty and for the United States to set a strong example in addressing the Lithuanian situation and related policy.
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Washington
United States
Pauper to Share in Dukes Millions
Oklahoma City man James Buchanan Price, once a campus newspaper seller at Duke University, is named as one of sixteen relatives to receive a share of 1,000,001 from the Duke estate. He reportedly learned of the inheritance through attorneys and attended a dedicatory service before returning to Oklahoma City.
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Associated Prec
Oklahoma City
James Buchanan Price
Duke University
Durham
N.C
James B. Duke
Hineas
Mr. Duke
Three Butte Girl Scouts to Receive Highest Award
In Butte from November 7 to 14 Girl Scout week features programs and a court of awards to three local girls Lilly Thomas Elizabeth Perham and Helen Halton. The ceremony ends the year’s Girl Scout events while a November 9 benefit sale helps reduce a $600 equipment debt for the camp near Little Butte Creek donated by Mrs Harriet Armstrong.
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Butte
Lance
Winter Garden
Ag Glel
Lilly
Little Busta Creek
Butt Council
Girl Scouts
Gary Souellin
Montana
Butte Coureil
Mee
Harriet Armstrong
Ixirie
Ie Central Place
Butte Coun
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Debt Commission
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Republcan
WMCA
Benat Jamon J. Walker
WOC
Teader
Walker
Hall
Ralaine
Inez
Waterman
Sy’ Tervey
New Jersey
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Czechoslovakia
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