American Flyers Under Fire Over Moroccan Bombing
A disputed Allied air raid in Morocco prompts U S senators to denounce American flyers aiding the Sultan. Names of pilots and officers linked to the Moroccan operation surface amid calls for court martial and policy review as readers question U S complicity and the aviation code.
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United States
Reed Emoot
Utah
John W. Harreld
Oklahoma
U.S
H. B. Hartley
Purmult Squad
France
Alexander Williams Jr
United States Aviation Service
Officers Reserve Corps
America
Sweeney
Charles Sweeney
Spokane
Wash
Charles W. Kerwood
Bryn Mayr
Penn
G. Parker
Helena
Mont
Granville ‘A. Pollock
New Orleans
Tay
William G. Bullen
Miami
Thomas Butts
New York
Lansing. C. Holden
New York City
Samuel J. Mustain
Jules Fernand
Boston
Peace Victory 16 and Locarno Pact Seen as Key Step
Washington reports White House views the Locarno security pact as a major European achievement since the Dawes plan. President Coolidge believes the accord could curb armaments and support world peace, reinforcing calls for renewed talks on armament limitations while foreseeing relief for nations with heavy military burdens.
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Washington
Wiile
May Robson 15 A Great Delight
A fragmented 1920s style review notes May Robson in a stage production with Stephin Davie and Batson in a starred cast. The text hints at audience reactions and the actress’s perceived charm but is missing coherent details or dates.
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May Robson
Stephin Davie
Charuer” Batson
Garner proposes large tax relief plan for small income groups
The proposal targets removing income taxes for about 100,000 taxpayers with low incomes and cuts the top marginal tax rate to two percent. It argues that tax relief for small earners reduces collection costs and could save the treasury over 100 million dollars, while limiting benefit to few high earners.
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Thone
Representa
Garner
Federal Treasury
Treasury
Mystery surrounds Milwaukee Kenosha couple murder
The Latimer Bears case remains unclear as investigators release a detained man after he proved an alibi. Victims were shot in their car near Kenosha, bodies found 60 yards away with two head wounds. Police questioned three men seen near Lovers' Lane and two pools of blood complicate the scene.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wit
Madalynne Latimer
James Bears
Kenosha
Monard
Pratt
North Shore Electric Railway
Lovers' Lane
Catholic Women Meet Tonight to Organize Booths
There will be a meeting of Catholic women tonight to organize booths and prepare for opening day next Tuesday. Workers from all areas are urged to attend at Connell's attire at 8 o'clock. The event aims to set up the program and ensure smooth execution of planned activities. Funeral held for infant Robert Prayde Carpine. burial at St. Pal Heke cemetery near Columbia.
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Connell
Wea
Robert Prayde Carpine
Louie Ping
Columbia
Jas
St. Pal Heke
Silver Bow
Sur Tate
Albert MM. Webb
Webe
Webb
Sherman & Reed
Mount Moriah
Lane
Religious services and schedules across many churches
A long listing of church affiliations in multiple towns with Sunday worship times, Sunday schools, and special events. Notable entries include Morning worship at 11, Sunday School around 12:30, and evening services varying by parish. Includes ministers names and venue details across Trinity Frederick, Meaderville, Swed ish Mission, Lutheran and Congregational churches among others.
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Arizona
Second Streets
Charten
F. Wolfe
Epworth League
Wesley Chapel
Talbot Avenue
Charles W. Wolfe
Mountain View
Montana
Quarts Streets
Cecil
Tx. Clifford
Wraded
Orelock
Trinity
Frederick ‘T. Spencer
Epworth Teague
William Squires
Mount Bethel
Frederick T. Spen
Srelock
Epworthley
Ciety
Siiver Bow Park
Thornton
Grand Avenues
Charles Rhodes
Dakota
Porphyry
Carl Englund
Ladies’ Aid Society
East Park Street
Mathias Sahinen
Oelock
Emanuel Lutheran
Shiver Streets
C. B. Frangen
Eng High
Shortridge Memorial
Washington
Mercury Streets
Hugh D. Darsle
Onesimus
Sainte Castor
China
Brayer
Latter Day Saints
Church of Jesus Christ, Latter Day | Saints
Scandia Hall
South Main Street
D. B. Price
Brigham 8. Young
Northwestern States
Ace
B. Glenham
Floral Park
Gladstone Avenue
Edward Street
Lester J. Bent
Christian Endeavor
Broadway
Mano Streets
B. J
Groeneveld
Theosphical Society
West
Granite Street
Unitarian Church
Episcopal
St. John's
Grelock
Howard Aulier
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientists
Montana Street
Nine Year Record for Stock Sales Surges as Market Rallies
Bear traders sparked a nine year record with stocks offered freely amid fears of weakened stability. Prices jumped one to four points as United States Steel and motor shares surged, while large institutions faced unprecedented order volume. Brokers labored through lunch as overtime and constant tape delays marked a frenzied day on Wall Street.
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United States Steel Common
Stock Exchange
Manhattan
Radio Divorce Sparks Court Action in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on October 18 a divorce filing cites excessive radio listening by husband Loren F. Arnold as the reason. The wife alleges he spent hours tuning in instead of work, causing friction over household duties and noisy disturbances during the day and evening.
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Ineapolis
Dist
Loren F. Arnold
Trork
Grounding of Steamer Peary Near Hopevale Threatened Arctic Expedition
Boston Transcript reports the grounding of the steamer Peary on a reef near Hopevale Labrador while northbound nearly caused the loss of the ship and disrupted the MacMillan Arctic expedition. Lieutenant Commander E F McDonald commanded the ship and says he suppressed disaster details on his own authority.
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Associated Press
Boston
Boston ‘Transcript
Peary
Hopevale
Labrador
E. F. McDonald
Police hunt for death drier driver in fatal Main street crash
Police and sheriff’s offices ordered action against speeding drivers after James Barry aged man died hours after being struck on North Main street. Witness John H Harris saw a speeding vehicle flee the scene. One arrest was briefly made but released after cross exam. Barry, a longtime Butte resident and former miner, died at 3:20 am. Funeral arrangements noted for the John Kelly home in North Wyoming Street. Surviving relatives include John Barry of San Francisco.
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North Main Street
Barry
Main Street
North Main
Woolman Street
Quartz
John H. Harris
West Summit Street
Morris
Harris
O'Donnell Torney
T. E. Downey
Butte
St. Mary's
Northern Pacific plans 41 mile pine timber branch
Charles Donnelly president of Northern Pacific announces a 41 mile branch from Orofino to Feather quarters in central Idaho to reach the United States largest white pine timber body about 15 000 000 000 feet board measure. The rugged plateau and river terrain make construction extreme with over 750 000 cubic yards of rock to be removed. The total cost is put between 3 500 000 and 1 000 000 dollars, the Northwest’s largest new railroad investment in years. Twohy Brothers of Boxane Washington awarded the contract.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul, Minn
Charles Donnelly
Northern Pacific Railway
Orofino
Tolah
Clearwater Forest
United States
Idaho
Hensive
Stevens
Northern Paz
Northwest
Twohy Brothers, Bpoxane
Wash
Farm decrease shown by census
The 1926 farm census reports 6,372,608 farms in the United States, a decline of 75,735 since 1920. Declines are uneven, with Nevada leading at 23.7 percent and cotton states notably down due to boll weevil and migrant labor. Open western lands and smaller, more intensive farming near cities boosted other sectors.
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Washington
United States
Nevada
New England
South
Montana
Chicago
Bethesda Baptist Church
South Side
Negro District
Leper Suspect Tests Taken In Helena
Thursday photos and slides document the examination of Muy Sing, a Chinese suspect. Dr John X Neuman of the state board of health led the tests expected to yield a diagnosis within a week. Sing arrived in Montana from California last May with nodular sores prompting concern over leprosy.
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Helena
John X. Neuman
State Board of Health
Sing
Montana
Californ
May
Ware
Wyoming Alley
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