Mussolini Survives Assassination Attempt in Rome
In Rome on November 5 the police halted a plot to kill Benito Mussolini during a fascist parade. Tito Zamboni, a former socialist deputy, was arrested with his secretary inside Chigi palace vicinity. Zamboni wore an army major uniform and used the alias Salvestrini. another Free Mason, General Luigi Cappello, was seized in Turin.
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Associated Press
Rome
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Tito Zamboni
Chigi Palace
Austria
Zamboni
Signor Quaglia
Il Popolo
Turin
Luigi Cappello
Dragons
Salvestrini
Central
Regina Coeli
Progress on Italian War Debt Funding Near Agreement
Substantial progress was reported today toward a financing accord for Italy's postwar debt. A joint sub-committee completed part of its work while the other persisted through most of the day seeking solutions to a couple of stubborn issues. Officials said secrecy limited public statements, but leakage suggested a definite understanding on Italy's capacity to pay had been reached.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Italy
Mary Lewis Maps Route From Chorus to Metropolitan Opera Debut
Mary Lewis once a Little Rock Sunday school teacher and organist rose from a vanished foster home escape to a Greenwich Village cabaret principal in the Follies. She later returned to accept a Metropolitan Opera contract after an audition arranged by Otto H. Kahn following a world debut in Vienna and later success in London Paris and Deauville Monte Carlo.
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Associated Press
New York
Mary Lewis
Follies
Little Rock
Ark
Metropolitan Opera Company
Miss Lewis
California
Greenwich Village
The
Otto H. Kahn
Metropolitan Iron
Gatti-Casazza
Metropolitan
Vienna
London
Paris
Deauville
Monte Carlo
Helena Diocese names Victor Day administrator after bishop's death
The Rt. Rev. Mer. Victor Day of Helena was chosen by the diocesan consultors to administer diocesan affairs and the late bishop's estate until a new bishop is named. Day will arrange the body’s return from Frieboursg, Switzerland and the burial in St Helena's cathedral crypt. The board includes Monsignor Day and five priests from Butte Bozeman Anaconda.
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Mer. Victor Day
Helena
St. Patrick's
Rome
John P. Carroll
Day
Frieboursg
Switzerland
Carroll
St. Helena’s Cathedral
Brandell
J. M. Venus
Butte
M. O'D. Barry
Michael McCormack
A. D. Leitham
Bozeman
A. R. Coopman
Anaconda
Brendell
Monsignor Day
Miami president condemns drunken students at Denison game
Oxford Ohio November 6 President Raymond M Hughes of Miami University said about 50 to 150 Miami students were intoxicated at the Denison Miami football game in Dayton Saturday. He urged the student senate to act to discipline offenders or intercollegiate athletics could be stopped.
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Associated Press
Oxford
Ohio
Raymond M. Hughes
Miami University
Miami
Dayton
New Group Forms Defense for Milwaukee St Paul Bondholders
Edwin C. Jameson chairs a defense committee of major New York and New Jersey banking figures opposing Kuhn Loeb and Roosevelt plans for the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad. The panel urges junior bondholders to deposit securities and seeks court and ICC actions to modify bids while protecting holders rights.
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Associated Press
New York
Roosevelt
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Edwin C. Jameson
Beondholders Defense Committee
Jameson
Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance Company
Leroy Baldwin
Empire Trust Company
Joseph H. Freylinguysen
Brooklyn
Nathan L. Miller
Prentice and Townsend
John Dickey Jr
Philadelphia
St. Paul
Kuhn
Loeb
First Guilty Plea in Homicide Case in Eight Years
Anna Kacar pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter for the 1924 East Park street killing of her husband Jure Kacar in Silver Bow County. Judge Lynch sentenced her to 3 to 7 years at hard labor in Deer Lodge, with the prior murder conviction reversed on appeal.
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Silver Bow
Anna Kacar
East Park Street
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Deer Lodge
Kacar
Supreme Court
Galasso
Butte
Lynch
Hard Laboor
Chapman to Die on Gibbet Supreme Court Rules
In Bridgeport Connecticut the state supreme court denies error in the New Britain murder trial of Gerald Chapman. The death sentence for the patrolman killing is set for early December after a long appeal and gubernatorial reprieve.
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Chapman
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Bridgeport
Conn
Gerald Chapman
State Supreme Court
New Britain
Hartford
John &. Trumbull
Supreme Court of Errors
Wheeler
James Skelly
New Britian Police Department
George “Dutch” Anderson
Muskogeon
Tax Bill Clears House Committee Moves Toward Revenue Cut
The House Ways and Means Committee approved broad tax relief including higher exemptions for heads of families and singles, lower top rates, and adjusted brackets. The plan, nearer to Secretary Mellon’s ideas, would reduce federal revenue by over 200 million dollars on enactment and pages toward a new revenue bill.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Mellon
Prohibition Progress Highlighted At Chicago Convention
The Anti-Saloon League opened its enforcement crisis convention in Chicago with reviews from congressmen officials and judges. Bishop Thomas Nicholson and Anna Gordon led opening addresses as Fr. Scott McBride outlined mobilizing public opinion and church re-enlistment against liquor.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
United States
The
Anti-Saloon League
George H. Dekay
League
Thomas Nicholson
Detroit
Anna Gordon
W. CC. T. UL
Scott McBride
Congress
Canada
McBride
Ohio man named aide to day chief in prohibition ranks
James P F Jones of Ohio, an assistant prohibition commissioner since 1921, is named director of prohibition as chief aide to Assistant Secretary Andrews in the new enforcement organization. Jones will handle administrative matters while the 24 regional administrators remain directly accountable to Mr Andrews.
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Associated Press
Washington
James PF. Jones
Ohio
Prohibition
Andrews
Jones
Androwe
Aged Doctor to Fight Slaying Charge in Hazel Blazer Case
In Littleton Colorado November 5 the trial of Dr Harold E Blazer a aged physician charged with killing his 14 year old daughter Hazel began with jury selection The defense may pursue an insanity plea as prosecutors and lawyers debate the fundamentals of life while the defendant shows little sign of engagement as his daughter Mrs Frances Bishop sits as a potential key witness during a lengthy voir dire process
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Associated Press
Littleton
Col
Panorama
Harold E. Blazer
Hazel
Talesmen
Blazer
Frances Bishop
Lewis D. Mowry
Freight Locomotive Tragedy Near Tulsa
A 15 year old girl Josefine de Peu was run over by a freight locomotive near Chelsea Oklahoma after attempting to crawl beneath a car. She survived two hours in a dim caboose until airlifted to Tulsa where doctors feared her leg injuries could be fatal. Her father W de Peu and a Chelsea physician stayed with her as the Kansas City Meteor halted in Tulsa.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
St. Louis- San Francisco
Chelsea
Okio
Josejiine de Peu
Tusa
W. ©. de Peu
Kansas City
Frisco
Five Die In Burning Home Near Dalston
A village fire on the outskirts of Dalston Spa New York killed five inhabitants. The dead are Mr and Mrs George Kemp and their children Viola Allen 14 Myrtle Allen 11 and Buster Allen 10. Beatrice Kemp was rescued and another Kemp child unnamed. Origin of the blaze is under investigation.
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Associated Press
Dalston Spa
WN. Y
Thi Village
George Kemp
Viola Allen
Myrtle Allen
Buster Allen
Beatrice Kemp
Dawes Denies Presidential Run At Banquet
Vice President Charles G. Dawes declared he is not and never will be a candidate for any office while condemning an introducer’s compliment that billed him as on his way to the presidency. He said such statements fuel attempts to change senate rules for his campaign.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
Chicago Church Becomes Basilica St John in Chicago to gain status
On November 8 Old St John’s Church in Chicago becomes the basilica of St John affiliated with St John Lateran in Rome Rome’s basilica. Archbishop Albert T Daeger of Santa Fe will celebrate pontifical mass and Bishop Francis Kelley will give the address.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
St. Anne de Eaupre
Canada
Quebec
St. John’s Church
St. John
St. John Lateran
Rome
Chicagno
Albert T. Daeger
Santa Fe
N. M
Francis Kelley
Extension Society of the Catholic Church
Oklinehoma
Death of girl caused by poison in Oberholtzer case
In Noblesville Indiana defense witnesses in the Stephenson case contest the state view of self administered poison as the sole cause of Madge Oberholtzer death. Three physicians testified the poison was entirely responsible. Prosecutors argued the death resulted from blood poisoning after an abduction and alleged attack. Judge Sparks ruled on motions and excluded Dr. Robinson's autopsy verdict as evidence.
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Associated Press
Noblesville
Ind
BD. C. Stephenson
Earl Kinneck
Warl Gentry
Polson
Madge Oberholtzer
Mise Oberholtzer
Hammond
Eph Inman
Will M. Sparks
Paul Robinson
Marion County
Miss Oberholtzer
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