Beginning of New Epoch by the Assoc 2 Preas
Europe ends conference in a peace victory with Rhine pact and other treaties formally approved. Delegates display final protocol as crowds cheer. Briand and Stresemann praised the new era of cooperation while Locarno is seen as a beginning, not an end, of peace efforts.
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Germany
Locarno
Assoc
Preas Socarno
Europe
Palace of Justice
Mariand
Luther
Streeequann
Hirland
London
Stresemann
Rhineland
M. Briand
Dr. Stresemann
Daugherty Aims to Aid Young Offenders Project
Former Attorney General Harry Daugherty outlined a plan to rehabilitate young first offenders in prison. He described collaboration with President Coolidge, noting initial setbacks after Harding’s death and a Dayton manufacturer’s concerns, and said he expected to name a leader to run the program within days.
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Associated Prose
Columbus
Ohio
Harry Daugherty
Harding
John H. Patterson
Dayton
Coolidge
Automakers Lead Market To Highest Volume In Nine Years
The New York market surged with motor stocks hitting record volume not seen since 1916. Dozens of shares rose to new highs as rumors swirled about control buys, special dividends, mergers, and stock splits while official sources remained unverified. The upward momentum followed by signs of selling pressure as the market faced a selling avalanche.
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Associated Prose
New York
Fisher Brothers
Mntrol
General Motors
Cerral Motors
Edsel Ford
Hudson Motors
Hudson
Motors
Army Is Ready to Try Col Mitchell
Court martial orders to bring Colonel William Mitchell to trial on charges of conduct to the prejudice of good order and military discipline await affidavits from San Antonio. Completion of the legal routine may take a day or two, and the order convening the court under President Coolidge as commander in chief is expected to be signed by Secretary Davis next week.
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Associated Press
Washington
Willam Mitchell
San Antonio
War Department
Coolidge
Davis
Herriot Leads Fight for French Capital Levy at Nice
At a radical-socialist congress in Nice on Oct 16, M. Herriot chaired a push for a capital levy to save France from bankruptcy, with Caillaux opposing as dangerous to the state. Herriot urged a patriotic sacrifice by wealth and invited Caillaux to join debates. Caillaux warned against a levy, citing Germany’s losses, and pledged to work on a cautious fiscal plan to avoid national harm.
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Nice
France
Herriot
Caillaux
Congress
M. Herriot
M. Caillaux
M. Calllaux
Germany
American Flyers Bombing Riffian Villages Sparks Outrage
New York dispatch reports that American airmen aiding French forces in Morocco have drawn sharp protests from statesmen and others after an NA newspaper alliance investigation. It concludes the unit consists of civilians with no formal military status, supports propaganda aims, includes inexperienced pilots, and has bombed up to 35 Riffian villages within 24 hours.
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United States
Great Britain
North Ameri Newspaper Alliance
New York
Morocco
All
Cagie
International Red Cros
Associated
Prem
A F O L Convention Brought To Close
The 45th annual American Federation of Labor convention ended in Atlantic City with President William Green calling it the most constructive in federation history. Delegates adopted 23 resolutions and urged two congressional investigations, one into Ward Baking and the $400,000 combine, and another into the Bell Telephone system.
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Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Federation
Ward Baking Company
Bell Telephone System
Madonna Apparition Draws Crowds to Church Service
The Associated Press reports a large crowd gathered at a church as word spread of an alleged Marian apparition. Worshippers from nearby areas attended seeking signs and blessing amid heightened religious fervor.
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Associated Press
Vortune
Romeo Gove Olfe
Corsets Appeal to American Apollos
A garbled text fragment discusses fashion corsets and appeal to American Apollo figures, mentioning a president and impressions of material. The readable parts hint at clothing, style, and response to design, with no clear events or outcomes.
Esthonian debt parley set after Washington talks
Reval October 18. Government to authorize Estonian minister at Washington to conclude settlement with United States of Poland American debt. The debt totals about 14 million dollars.
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Washington
Funain
Anaconda Standard Classified Notice Summary
Classified ad note describes a seller hiring help who completed work in half the expected time. It mentions selling a house, an ad order on a seven-time basis, and cancellation by day three. Includes contact phones 422 423 and locations Butte Anaconda.
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Sandard
Butte
Anaconda
Montana grid clash draws massive university crowds
Hotels are full as big delegations arrive for Montana's football clash at Clark Park. Students from Missoula and Billings flood the city, reserved tickets sold out, crowds expected to fill the stands and surrounding streets for the Bulldogs versus Grizzlies showdown.
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Merena
Missoula
Grigely
Bute
Three Killed When Army Plane Falls
Three airmen died when an Army plane crashed after taking off from Boning field Washington en route to inland missions. The wreckage occurred following a reconnaissance flight over the Allegheny mountains during a training or air race sequence, with the crew reported missing then later accounted for.
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Wheeling
W.V
A. Tay Fainstorm
Allegheny
Boning Field
Washington
Montana Grizzlies to clash with Gonzaga Bulldogs in Missoula
Butte hosts a Northwest conference football scene as Montana Grizzlies face Gonzaga University in Missoula today. Fans expect a packed arena atmosphere with a strong showing from both teams after recent games. Gates open at noon, grandstand seating under 6,300, and park-and-ride service from nearby streets.
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University OF Montana
Gonzaga U. Clash
Butte
Montana Grizzlies
Bulldogs
Gonzaga
Unidoge
Gonsage
Hiruins
Montana
Butte Athletic
Missoula
Gonzaga Univversity
Spokane Pisco
Autormobile
Twante Street
Clare Park
Trane
Garner talks tax plan to ease 3 million taxpayers
Representative Garner of Texas discussed informally a plan to remove federal income taxes from about 3,000,000 taxpayers. The Garner plan would reduce or shift taxes, favoring longer debt relief and altered surtaxes and inheritance taxes, with Treasury plans expected to differ.
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Washington
Mellon
Garner
Texas
House Committee
Treasury Secretary
Treasury
America Third In Air Power Rank
Washington Oct 16 United States air power ranking was placed third among the world’s nations by Assistant Air Attache Honeaker at a concluding session of the president’s air board He noted that the United States fell in middle of the five nations with the most powerful air services despite large numbers of flyers and quality of commanders Poffo testified that published reports on air power could be distorted for political and diplomatic reasons
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Washington
Honeaker
London
Onight
United States
Hunsaker
Poffo
Air mail efficiency defended after pilot tragedy
Postmaster General Harry B. New defended air mail efficiency before the Audit Bureau of Circulations. He cited delays mostly in early October due to dense fog in Pennsylvania, noted the Ames tragedy and proposed safety measures such as flares to signal landings, and said the eastbound continental air mail time is about 29 hours 15 minutes with vast mileage flown.
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Associated Pres
Chicago
Harry B. New
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Pennsylvania
Charles H. Ames
Fountan Land
New
Ames
Mr. New
Aeronas
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Tom Streit
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