Painleve to submit bill for financial restoration
Paris November 10 premier Painleve will present a fiscal proposal as a bill to the chamber of deputies on Thursday. His majority groups cannot agree on government financial measures or the socialist capital levy plan. A chamber vote was decided as the only way to resolve the deadlock with acceptance noted in lobbies.
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Associated Press
Paris
Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
M. Painleve
Be praised bishop warns England, America to lead world mission
Buffalo November 10 United States is beastly rich and must turn to the path Rome took to doom, warned Bishop Firkfield of Chattanooga to the Methodist Episcopal board of bishops. He urged English speaking peoples to use their reach not for exploitation but redemption and to Christianize the world. He said England and America are best fitted to spread Christ, as they touch the whole world and speak a world embracing missionary language.
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United States
Rome
Firkfield
Chattanooga
Board of Bishops
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Spain
Italy
Christ
Russia
Germany
France
England
America
Jesus Christ
Nuisance Taxes Reduced by Tax Committee Action
The house ways and means committee voted to cut about 114 million from the federal tax burden by repealing many excise taxes and cutting auto levies. New surtax rates cap at 20 percent on incomes over 100000 with broader brackets, while auto taxes on pleasure cars and motorcycles drop to three percent.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Improvement Great in Steel Industry
New York November 10 The United States Steel Corporation reported a surge in unfilled orders in October rising by 391,886 tons to 4,109,183 tons, the highest level since April. Heavy railroad buying boosted incoming orders to over 1,500,000 tons in October, underscoring sustained industry improvement.
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Associated Presse
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Milwaukees Earling Led Coast Expansion and Rail Rise
Albert J. Earling longtime Milwaukee Road leader died in Milwaukee at his daughter's home. Born 1848 in Richfield Wisconsin he rose from telegraph operator to president from 1899 to 1917 guiding expansion including the $77.9 million Pacific coast extension project. He helped shape Milwaukee’s prominence in American railroading.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Albert J. Farling
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Lawrence Fitz
Milwaukee Road
Watertown
Fred D. Unterwood
Erie Railroad
Ata
Baron Thomas Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific
Wisconsin
Mr. Earking
Richfield
Wis
the Key
Milton Junction
Chicago and Northwestern Company
Earling
The
Road
Chicago
S. 8. Merrill
H. C. Atkins
Roswell Miller
Albert J.earling
Pacific Coast
Bitter verbal tilts mark day of expert testimony in Blazer trial
Littleton Colorado November 10 testimony in the murder trial of Dr Harold Elmer Blazer concluded at 930 tonight with the state’s last rebuttal witness Dr George A Mcleen denying mental derangement. Contradictory expert testimony on Blazer’s sanity dominated the day and a night session was ordered to speed proceedings. Final arguments expected Wednesday afternoon by defense counsel H W Spangler. Continued on Page 2 Column 2.
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Blazer
Associated Press
Littleton
Col
Harold Elmer Blazer
Hazel
George A. Mcleen
University of Colorado Medical School
Teatimany Anima
Thea Ataun
Samuel Johnson
H. W. Spangler
Ruler of Rumania Escapes Assassins
Vienna November 10 King Ferdinand of Rumania narrowly escaped an assassination attempt by a communist group. Reported plotters, foreigners with forged passports, hid at a country inn near Galatz while the king was en route from a hunting expedition. Gendarmes surrounded the inn, engaging the terrorists who resisted fiercely. The band was finally repulsed by timely aid.
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Vienna
Ferdinand
Rumania
Galatz
Rhinelander Suit Heads to Witness Stand
Leonard Kip Rhinelander plans to testify in his annulment case against Alice Jones Rhinelander, alleging she deceived him about her race. The proceeding in White Plains, New York, centers on questions of race as a factor in the marriage.
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MKS
Alice Jones Rhinelanden
Eho
Woma
Nickerbocker
Associated Press
White Plains
N. Y
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Mitchell Air Service Charges Go to Trial Defense Presses Case
Five witnesses testified to support Colonel William Mitchell in the general court martial. Rep. Reidsaid the statements were helpful to the defense as they claim the war and Navy departments misled Congress about aeronautics. Capt. Oldys cited the 1928 Las sitar report and said steps to improve air service were not carried out.
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Washington
Col
William Mitchell
War and Navy Departments
Frank K. Reid
Robert Oldys
War Plans Section
Army Air Service
Mitchell
Army
Navy
Congress
Harley Wheeler
Wheeler
Hawaii
Reid
Oldya
Lassiter Air Board
Secretary of War
Department
Blanton Winship
Law
Sherman Moreland
Moreland
Republican leader touts peace progress to Salem crowd
United States Senator William M. Butler at a Salem New England rally declared the Republican party has moved government from wartime chaos to peacetime order and urged public support for Coolidge. He cited debt drop from 26 billion in 1919 to about 20 billion in 1925 and expenditures shrinking from 5.59 billion in 1920 to 3.5 billion in 1924 as proof of administration achievements ahead of 1926 elections.
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Associated Press
Salem
Mays
Republican Party
United States
William M. Butler
Republic National Committee
Butler
President Coolidge
President Coolidge to lay wreath at Unknown Soldier tomb
President Coolidge will visit Arlington cemetery to lay a wreath on the Unknown Soldier’s tomb on Armistice Day, the seventh anniversary of the WWI armistice. The ceremony follows Harding’s custom. Government business will pause briefly in tribute, though officials say observance is voluntary for states and citizens.
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Washington
Coolidge
Arlington Cemetery
Harding
Fieelock
Artington
Potatoes Named Among Montana's Best Crops This Year
W I Pollinger sharpens blame on speculators for price spikes while praising Montana seed potatoes. He notes a $60,000 premium for growers and strong demand in the south and west. Netted Gem varieties are shipped to Washington amid record yields in western regions.
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W. I. Pollinger
Horticultural Branch
Corvallis
Mont
Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Woman Convicted in Blue Law Case
Jersey City reports Mrs. Mary Grieco found guilty of violating the vice and immorality act a blue law by Acting Judge William McGovern in the second criminal court. Sentence suspended as she erected a clothes pole in her back yard early Sunday.
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Jersey City
Mary Grieco
William McGovern
Second Criminal Court
Grieco
Butte High Withdraws From District Race In Football
Butte high school football under Coach Harry Dahlberg and Principal J G Ragsdale pulled out of the district title race in favor of Central high. Mount St Charles also relinquished claims to play Central after the Columbus Day tie. Central will meet Whitefish at Whitefish next Saturday to decide the western district championship. Coach Steve Sullivan accepts officials agreed to by Dahlberg for Butte.
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Butte High
Harry Dahlberg
J. G. Ragsdale
Central High
Butte
Mount St. Charles
Central
Whitefish
Steve Sullivan
Dahlberg
Clark Park
Montana State Interscholastic Association
Mother to testify in effort to save murderer of child
Newark news unravels the murder trial of Harrison W. Noel, whose mother will testify Noel is hopelessly insane. Defense attorney Wachenfeld describes Noel’s crepe booth obsession and past asylum confinement. The confession was admitted as evidence as the trial progressed and a spectator collapsed during testimony.
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Associated Press
Newark
Harrison W. Noel
Mortelair
Raymond Merce
William A. Wachenfeld
Noel
Dix Noel
Wachenfeld
David Daly
Mary Daly
Pierce
McKinley School Plan Sails Toward 150000 Cost
The McKinley school project plus a preferred substitute list for teachers and confirmations of vacancies dominated a board of trustees meeting. An architect’s estimate set total cost at 150000 dollars, with discussion on funding via a five mill levy versus a bond issue. Names Delia Casey Teresa Kelly and Mrs Prendergast were proposed for the preferred substitute list.
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Wallace
Baldwin
Lindsay
Hidden Springs
McKinley Parent-Teachers Association
Beadle
Delia Casey
Teresa Kelly
Prendergast
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