Upsets in country few in yesterday's elections
Democrats scored a sweeping victory in New York City elections, winning the mayoralty and all five borough presidents. In New Jersey Governor Moore led Whitney with significant margins as returns from about half the state came in. Walker led Waterman in New York statewide mayoral contest by large margins while Kentucky and Louisville contests showed close, uncertain counts.
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New York City
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Boston
Ames
Virginia
Kentucky
Louis Ville
Kky
James J. Walker
Frank D. Waterman
Walker
Waterman
Harry Moore
Arthur Whitney
Whitney
Moore
Hudson
York
Engineer to Care for Child of Two Killed in Crash
Evelyn Castle nine, orphaned when an auto and train collision near Harrisburg Oregon last August, was adopted by the engineer Harry Carpenter and his wife by a jury verdict. The court previously placed Evelyn with the Carpenters after an uncle Emmett Castle appealed. The engineer, deemed not at fault, had offered a home to the child.
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Portland
Ore
Evelyn Castle
Harrisburg
Harry Carenter
Emmett Castle
Evelyn
Carpenters
Blam Leas
Mrs. Carpenter
Carpenter
Painleve cabinet gains short lease of life in vote
Paris reports the Painleve ministry won its first parliamentary test with a 231 to 189 vote, yielding a fragile confidence in the new cabinet. Moderates and conservatives abstained or opposed, signaling unease about prolonged political turmoil while avoiding a full confidence declaration.
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Associated Press
Paris
Painleve
Palmove
M. Landry
Alaska Volcanoes Again in Eruption
Seattle report says five peaks in the Alaska Peninsula and Aleutian islands belch dense smoke as Katmai crater dominates the eruption. The Coast Guard cutter Algonquin, returning from the Bering Sea patrol, confirms the activity with mushroom shaped halos over the craters.
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United States Coast Guard
Alaska Penthenta
Aleutian Islands
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Pentula
Aleus Hana
C.F. Howqi
Katmai
Bering Sea
Dam Burst Floods Welsh Village Tragedy In Valley
Wales November 3 A disaster floods the village of Porthiwyd after Lake Eig dam bursts. A 1400 foot high lake releases torrents 20 to 80 feet deep sweeping valley land and wreckage. Death toll undetermined as flood subsides and villagers ride to higher ground to escape remaining danger.
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Wales
Eig
Porthiwyd
Court martial battle over Mitchell dismissal moves
Washington November 3. Prosecution and defense clashed as the court martial of Col William Mitchell adjourned until Monday. Both sides debated evidence including cabinet witnesses, depositions, and government records while the judge weighed dismissal and the burden of proof under military law.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Cot Sherman Moreland
Tetarley Davis
War Department
Catlad
Amr
Honolulu
War and Navy Department
Coolidge
Railroad Leader Earling Critically Ill in Milwaukee
Albert J. Earling former president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railro ad is critically ill at his home in Milwaukee. The Milwaukee road pioneer and father of electrification in railroading suffered a relapse today with little hope for recovery. His long illness dates back before his resignation as road president in 1917, and he led the Milwaukee road from 1899 to 1917.
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Milwaukee
Albert J. Earling
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railro
Milwaukee Road
Earling
Milwaukee Railroad
Excellent showing by Montana state banks in dull quarter
Montana's 149 state banks and two private banks reported strong health as of Sept 28, with total deposits rising by 1.65 million and reserves surpassing required levels by about 9.56 million. The statement notes an end to June reserves at 77.8 million and Sept 28 at 79.0 million, a 1.51 million increase, while loans declined.
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Capitol
Jay G. Larson
Larson
Federal Reserve Bank
Western Section Budget Nears Four Million for Montana Road Upgrades
Nearly four million dollars will be spent in Montana and adjacent areas by the Milwaukee road budget committee. At a semiannual meeting in Brattle, officials discussed major improvements including up to 13 miles of Blackfoot river road paving from Homb er to Sunset. Superintendent Bradshaw noted the line passes through good country justifying the heavy outlay and emphasized heavy new maintenance and construction work ahead.
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Montana
St.” Patt
Indians of Montana demand removal of C H Burke
Helena November 3 A Montana Indian tribal council charges Chariot Burke commissioner of Indian affairs in Washington with misappropriation and waste of Indian property and breach of duties. Fourteen tribal councilmen seek removal and oppose self investigation by the Indian bureau. Delegates meet to decide actions on tribal welfare and education. Chinese hold Americans. Peking November 3 information that two American priests are held by bandits near St John’s Island south of Hong Kong. an American destroyer and Chinese warship head to the island.
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Helena
Chariotet. Burke
Indian Affairs
Washington
Montana
Indian ‘Bureau
Burke
A. A. Grorud
Indiana
Peking
St. John's Island
Hong Kong
Detroit's Wet City Witnesses Law Disorder Claim
A retiring deputy in Detroit asserts the city is the wettest he has worked in, noting widespread liquor law violations and crime as key factors shaping the mayoral campaign's closing statements. The remark unsettles local politics as enforcement in Detroit is scrutinized.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Troup
Debt negotiations said satisfactory
Washington November 3 Italian and American debt commissions met informally to study debt funding problems. American members signaled possible agreement limits while both sides reportedly considered a range Italy could pay. No confirmation of an accord, but negotiators remained optimistic a satisfactory settlement would be reached.
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Metalla
Italy
Uute
Op. Unnette
Butler Ordered Back To Marin To Report For Duty
Fragmentary report notes Butler being ordered back to Marin and to report for duty in San Diego amid vague references to General Butter and authority, with unclear chronology and missing details.
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Butler
Marin
San Diego
Downey Caseheads Argued Before Appeals Court
Washington November 3 Albert 3 Fall former interior secretary Edward Doheny and his son Edward L Doheny Jr face bribery charges tied to the Senate oil inquiry. The lower court rulings were under review with a decision not expected before the next month as counsel argued about the legality of indictments over 190000 in transactions and the use of a cabinet personal note as evidence.
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Ironyts
Mitchell
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Washington
Albert 3. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Edward II, Doheny
California
Edward L. Doheny Jr
Senate
District of Columbia Court of
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Rybers
Oliver Iz
Pagat Celal
Doheny
Fail
Dohesny
Pau
New Mexico
Ving
Senate Ee
French press eyes Rif peace terms for publication
The French press eagerly awaits Vincent Sheean’s disclosure of Rif peace terms. He has agreed not to publish until reviewed by French authorities. The article debuts in Europe and America simultaneously via the North American Newspaper Alliance. Sheean previously released Spain peace terms during a prior visit.
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Krim
Shoeai
Intervsi Tere
Europe
America
Alliance
Sheean
Spain
Hat Tine
Tragedy in Worthington: Wing Ends Life After Wounding Family
In Worthington, near Columbus, Shirley Wing shot and killed himself after wounding his wife Marjorie Wing and her father Claude Meeker, a Columbus stockbroker and Democratic figure. Meeker died at a Columbus hospital. Marjorie survived with injuries. The event unfolded as Mrs Meeker and her husband arrived at the Wing home, where an hourlong standoff ended with the suicide and injuries.
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Shirley Wing
Charles Mr. Wing
Columbus Bank
Mare Jorie Meeker Wing
Claude “Meeker
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Worthington
Meeker
Mr. Meeker
Ohio
United States
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Bil
Mosher Wald
Mga
Ares Wing
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