Japan in Full Accord With Armament Meeting Purposes
Washington reports a Senate committee urged sweeping reforms at the veterans bureau, saying results and large expenditures in rehabilitation fall short. It proposes $18.4 million for hospitals, new employment training, broader insurance up to 10000, and removal of political influence in appointments. It notes 388000 vocational applications since July 1, 1921, but only 5050 rehabilitated, with many training in colleges and schools aided by better opportunities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Meni Haing
Parley hinges on Ulster attitude toward Sinn Fein
Oct 30 report says efforts to avert a breakdown in the Irish Peace conference depend on Ulster authorities, with Sir James Craig to be offered extended powers for Parliament if he aligns with Sinn Fein and Southern Ireland in an all-Ireland council.
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Sinn Fein
James Craig
Ulster
Southern Ireland
all-Ireland Council
Treasurers Taken Into Custody In Bank Case
Joseph F. Monti, 29, treasurer of Cleveland Savings Bank, was placed in custody on a warrant based on affidavits by State Bank Examiner Frank A. Hunter. The bank closed September 16 with capital of 50 000, surplus 5 000, deposits 150 000, and 50 000 in money orders in transit. A former official said depositors would be paid dollar for dollar.
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Associates Press
Cleveland
Joseph F. Monti
Cleveland Savings Bank Company
State
Frank A. Hunter
China Delegation Arrives in Washington for Armament Talks
More than 90 Chinese officials arrived in Washington for the Pacific and Far Eastern questions talks tied to World Armament limitations. They were welcomed by state department and military leaders, cheered by crowds, and led by Ju Hao known as M. T. Liang as adviser. The Japanese delegation arrived earlier, with several others due later.
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China
Tepe
State Department
Army
Pacific
Secetary Hughes
Union Station
Pacific Coast
Legation
Ng Ju Hao
United States
M. T. Liang
Convention Opens As Legion Heads To Kansas City
Khaki clad veterans from across the country converge on Kansas City for the American Legion national convention. General Diaz of Italy and General Jacques of Belgium arrive as guests while Vice President Coolidge is expected as social representative. Riot of color, cheers, and political hustle fill hotel lobbies as state delegations gather and debates on decentralization and hospitalization reports unfold.
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Associated Press
The
American Legion
National
New England
San Francisco
Legion
Armando Diaz
Italy
Baron Jacques
Belgium
Entente Bowers
Jacques
Diaz
Coolidge
Harding
Coolidg
Sam Browne
Beasant Shot by Sister in Law After Beating Wife
CHICAGO Oct 30 James Beasant was shot and killed today by his sister in law Mrs Marion Dillon at Mrs Dillons home after Beasant allegedly beat his wife. Beasant and his wife had been separated for months. Dillon said she fired after Beasant broke down her door and beat his wife. Dillon will be booked on murder charge.
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Associatedress
Chicago
James Beasant
Marion Dillon
Entente Ultimatum Demands Deposition Of Charles
In Budapest on October 30 representatives of Great Britain France and Italy delivered an ultimatum demanding Charles be handed to the British commander and immediately proclaimed deposed as king. The Little Entente warned Hungarian foreign ministry that noncompliance would invite consequences as Yugoslavia and Czecho Slovakia press war plans. Government circles say Hungary remains royal toward the allies.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
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Charles
Little Entente
Foreign Ministry
Hungary
Jugo-Slavia
Caecho-Slovakia
Uncover Plot for Assassination of Venizelos in U S
Chicago papers report a plot to kill Eleutherios Venizelos during a U S visit by the former Greek prime minister and his wife. The Chicago Herald and Examiner says investigators unearthed a pilot linked to the plan, with details yet unclear. Authorities pursue leads as sensational charges emerge.
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U. S
Associated Press
Chicago
Eleutherios Venizelos
Greece
United States
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Butte Better Under Dry Law Minister Says
Rev E J Groeneveld preached temperance at First Presbyterian as world temperance Sunday. He cited police figures from Butte and Anaconda showing fewer drunks and prisoners since prohibition. He noted October drunks dropped from 298 to 68 and described a greatly reduced social distress in Butte with saloons closed and police idle in Anaconda.
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Anaconda
E. J. Groeneveld
First Presbyterian Church
Jere Murphy
Murphy
Groeneveld
Steamer Capsizes. Twenty Lost in Schelde Disaster
In Antwerp on October 80 the steamer August capsized after a wheel jammed and cargo shifted, tilting sharply and sinking within minutes. Twenty people drowned, mostly below deck. those on deck were saved. The ship lay near shore, captain reportedly reached shore and vanished.
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Antwerp
Schelde
Envoys Alter Plan For Butte Greeting
A Milwaukee special train carried Japanese diplomats from Deer Lodge to Butte en route to Washington under U S escort. The party included Prince Iyesato Tokugawa and five barons, with Mrs J E Jennie May of Butte allowed to board at Deer Lodge and briefly visit Butte to greet her brother Capt H P Perrill US Navy.
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Milwaukee
J. E. Jennie
Deer Lodge
Mining City
Japan
Washington
United States
Iyesato Tokugawa
House of Peers
Baron Tomosoburo Kato
Imperial Navy
Niasoma Hanibara
Karaku Hayashi
Baron Sennosuke Yokota
Idtusckes
Mra
J.E. Jennie
H. P. Perrill
United States Navy
Pacific Coast
Jennie
Deer Ledge
Tokyo
Milwaukee Oerals
Dragnet Seeks Alleged Slayer Across South Dakota
In Lead South Dakota on October 30 authorities pursue Andrew Rolando in connection with the death of Father A B Belknap, a Catholic priest of Lead. Police from Deadwood coordinate efforts, detailing available evidence and following a Newark line of inquiry as summarized on page 2 column A.
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Wye
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A.B. Belknap
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Soviet Declares Ukraine Invasion Under Petlura
Warsaw reports a new invasion of Ukraine under anti Bolshevist leader General Petlura from Polish territory. Gusatin and Grodek captured. battle ongoing at Kamenetz Podolesk. Dispatches say Petlura forces crossing frontier with Polish and authorities cooperation.
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Tion
Ukraine
Petlura
Gusatin
Grodek
Kamenetz-Podolesk
Legation
Renew Efforts To Solve Unemployment Problem
The Associated Press reports the Hoover administration will redouble efforts to curb unemployment disrupted by a threatened railroad strike. A meeting of the standing committee of the national conference on unemployment is to study seasonal and cyclical work patterns and promote permanent measures to insure jobs for wage earners. State-building data show September contracts in 27 northeastern states rose 1.5 percent from August, with total contracts awarded Jan 1 to Oct 1 reaching 1.746 billion dollars.
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