Locarno Pact Adopted to Bar Future War by Signatories
The Locarno treaties, adopted as the armistice’s echo ends, pledge France Germany and Belgium not to attack each other and to abstain from war. Britain and Italy act as guarantors and will oppose violations by forceful measures. The pact can be superseded or modified if penalties by the League of Nations are ordered or per League Covenant Article XVI.
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Associated Press
Locarno
France
Germany
Belgium
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Italy
Ague
League of Nations
League’ Covenant
Copper and Lead Output Figures For September
The American Bureau of Metal Statistics reports US copper mine output at 700 tons for September, with August to July figures of 65 000, 68 507, and June 91804. September lead production in the US and Mexico totaled 9 572 tons, down from 45 391 in August, with refined lead at 58 287 tons and anti monial lead 2 150 tons.
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United Sept
American Bureau of Metal Statietics
United States
Mexico
Baeau
No Navy Funds To Pay For Shenandoah Farewells
The Navy returned funeral bill requests for the Shenandoah dirigible crash victims to Lakehurst with no funds available. Each burial at Lakehurst used only a 150 per man allowance for graveside rites and transport. Families sent additional burial expenses to the air station and these were forwarded to Washington.
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Associated Press
Lakehurst
Navy Department
Federal’ Department
Famitien
Inten
Mann Department
Washington
Funeral services set for Civil War general and statesman
General Isaac R. Sherwood 90 longtime Ohio nine term congressman died this week from pernicious anemia after a long battle since last summer. Unconscious since Wednesday his Toledo funeral is planned Monday. He rose from private in the Fourteenth Ohio to brigadier general of volunteers and earned praise for gallantry and public service.
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Statesman
Toledo
Isaac R. Sherwood
Ohio
Sherwood
Congress
Stunts by Aviators Threaten Egg Output
A fragmented report notes aviation performances disrupting poultry farms. Shadows and air activity reportedly interfere with egg production, impacting local operations and daily farm routines.
Capital Stars Fade as Johnson Falls to Pirates
Washington fans filled the streets and the stands in disbelief as Walter Johnson failed to reach the three-time title mark. The Pirates seized the eighth inning lead while Mrs Coolidge and President Coolidge listened at the White House, hoping for a different outcome.
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Pittsburg
Barney” Johnson
Pirates
Nic’gry
Waller
Butning
Pittabur
Harrie
Barney
Gostin
Washiton
Walter Johnson
Coolidge
Cooledge
Walter Fohnson
Chinese Soldiers Delay U S Experts on Shanghai Train
A Shanghai Nanking line train carrying Silas H. Strawn and other American officials and their families was seized by Chinese soldiers and forced to return toward Shanghai. After protests from consular officials, the train was allowed to proceed toward Peking.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Shanghai-Nanking
Silas H. Strawn
Chinese Customs Conference
Mahlon PF. Ferking
State Department
Perkins
Peking
Train Collision Claims One Fire Fatality
A damaged fragment reports a train crash caused by a fire sweeping a stalled train. The incident notes a destroyed vehicle and casualties as a line of cars stretched for miles, with weather and control failures mentioned in incomplete phrasing.
Hardening Prices Drive Stock Market Rally and Auto Sales Surge
A broad, active market lifts prices as steel and non ferrous metals lead gains. Automobiles post record sales in the third quarter while speculative demand and bank clearings reflect bullish sentiment amid hopes for economic recovery and European stabilization.
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Administration
Enland
United States
Mteal
Isme
Europe
Green Re-Elected A F L President At Acclamation
Atlantic City October 15 The American Federation of Labor re elected President William Green and officers by acclamation Delegates cheered as Lewis United Mine Workers praised Green born to a coal miner He pledged life body and brain to the federation The convention postponed remaining business and will reconvene tomorrow Detroit won the 1926 convention from Birmingham Alabama on a vote tally unclear in the report
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Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor Today
William Green
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United States
An le Lewis
United Mine Workers
Green
Neversl Green
Detroit
Birmingham
Als
Aged Man Struck by Car at Streetcar Crossing
An elderly man was hit by a speeding automobile at the streetcar crossing above the BlEWart mine. He suffered possible skull fracture and severe head lacerations. Recovery was doubtful, according to attending physicians. The incident continues on page column.
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Blewart
Paige
Colume
Miner Arrested on Murder Charge After Faking Death
Associated Press reports a miner identified as Turner was arrested in New York after allegedly faking his death to flee to Europe. Authorities say the case involves a murder charge and an escape plan traced to Europe.
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Associated
New York
Bet
Europe
Turner
Butte Youth Wounded in 1925 Hunting Season Accident
John Burke an 18 year old of 2210 Walnut Street was shot in the leg during the 1925 hunting term in Butte. He dropped a loaded gun while pursuing a rabbit and buckshot discharged severely injuring him. Companions aided him to the road and a motorist helped transport him to a hospital.
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Joan Burke
John Burke
Walnut Street
Young Burke
Young’ Frarke
Bowlder
Etd Sa
Hoy Tran Talon
Samant
Cote
Agassiz Heads Copper Association in 5th Annual Meeting
L Agansiz, president of Calumet and Mecia Consolidated Copper of Boston, was reelected president of the Copper wid Bran Research association at its fifth annual meeting in New York. The group now counts 29 copper mining firms and 20 copper and bias fabricating and merchant distributing companies, with New Haven Copper and Magma Copper among recent additions.
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Associated Press
New York
L. Agansiz
Calumet
Mecia Consolidated Copper Company
Boston
Copper Wid Bran Research Association
New Haven Copper ‘Company
Magma Copper Company
Murray to Die for Killing Pen Guard
Salem district court sentences Murray to death for the murder of a penal guard. Trial details describe the crime and the judge imposes the capital punishment under state law. The ruling cites the guard's service and the impact of the crime on the prison community.
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Murray
Pirates win dramatic seventh game in drizzle and mud
In a rain soaked Forbes Field Pittsburg defeats Washington 9 to 7 in seven innings to claim the world championship. Cuyler’s late swing proves decisive as the Pirates break out in celebration amid wild crowd reaction and bannered pennants.
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Pittsburg
Pirates
Forbes Field
Natio
Walter Johnson
Washington
Worson
MacNider Named to U S War Post
Hanford MacNider of Magon City Iowa was named assistant secretary of war completing a department reorganization. Secretary Weeks resigned and Dwight Fe Davis moves to the cabinet office. Coolidge places army affairs under two World War veterans. MacNider is 36, a banker, decorated veteran, former ship commander, and ex American Legion leader.
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Washington
Hanford MacNider
Magon City
Iowa
Weeks
Dwight Fe. Davis
Coolidge
Ite
American Legion
Republian
Davis
Mitchell criticized by aircraft manufacturers
The Associated Press reports aviation hardship claims from two sources. Navy expeditions face Arctic barriers for exploration while U S aviation firms urge clear government policy. Grover Loening defends American planes against Colonel Mitchell claims of obsolescence, arguing U S designs compare or surpass European models.
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Washington
All Beard
Richard E. Hurd Jr
Navy
Grover Loening
Juoenine Aeronautic ‘and Engineering Company
Kyra
William A Mitchell
United States
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