Hear Mitchell Tuesday by the Alsocated Prove
Washington dispatch reports the presidents air board heard Postmaster General New and Secretary Hoover on aviation and air mail service and then recessed to Monday. They avoided controversial issues, focusing on commercial aviation and development of the air mail system while preparing to hear pilots including Col William Mitchell. Hoover urged a civil aeronautics bureau and self supporting air service with expanded mail routes and local airports.
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New
Hoover
Washington
President's Air Board
Ward Navy
Attairs
Tready
Alr
William ‘Mitchell
Army Air Service
Whose
Ernment
Air Service
Secrary of
Davin
Wilbur
Bureau of Civil Aeronautics
United States
Magallon
Caillaux Seeks Immediate Debt Settlement With U S
French Finance Minister Caillaux arrived in Washington with ten deputies to press a debt settlement on the United States. He said the talks would begin at 10 a.m. tomorrow with the American debt commission and hoped for a basis of peace and righteousness.
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Anociatea
Washington
H. Caillaux
New York
American Debt Commission
Ion
Emile Danschner
Ich
Lan Dea
Paris
United States
Joseph Caltiaux
Tom “Y
France
Caillaux
Hugh C
Gallatin county fair opens with large crowd and livestock displays
Bozeman Sept 23 Eight thousand people attended Gallatin county fair day one events with livestock grain vegetables and fruits on display. The royal queen led a pomp scene drawing thousands to the grandstand as governors day approaches with Gov Erickson due tomorrow morning and a Montana queen to arrive from Teed.
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Prem. Bozeman
Gall Tin County
Gallatin County
Royal Group
J. B. Erickson
Lock
Ray Montana
Rum Runner Slain by Police in Omaha
Earl Williams, alleged liquor runner, was shot and killed by Omaha police after a confrontation that left Deputy Sheriff Case of Logan, Iowa dead. Williams, surrounded by officers, tried to shoot his way free and had warned he would not be taken alive. Two suspects were arrested and jailed, each claiming Williams fired the fatal shot.
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Byte Associated Press
Omaha
Earl Williams
Sheri Case
Logan
Towa
Willams
Comany
Milliman
Mquor
Williams
Beggars Raise Prices Refuse Offers Under Five Cents
A Marseilles public meeting led to a sticker noting union of needy and unemployed decided to reject offers under five cents due to Starmaag Increase. The text claims beggars now demand higher fees and forbid offerings below five cents at Rose Hall.
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Alma
Marseilles
Kidnapping charge fails as Butte couple wed in Boulder
In a dramatic sequence across two counties a restaurant owner Lamich and Miss Smilka Tripkovich married in Boulder after he traveled from Butte. Authorities had sought to hold Lamich on kidnapping charges and repayment of alleged travel expenses, but the ceremony proceeded at 10 30 pm with Sheriff Mountjoy Boulder County Attorney Johnson and others witnessing.
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Sheriff's
Butte
Mike ‘Lamich
East Park Street
Smilka Tripkovich
Lavia
Boulder
Lamich
Basin
Mise ‘Tripkovich
Great Northern
Mountjoy
Murphy
Lamieh
Mra
George Ablovich
Oe Quarts
Justice of the Peace Paradise
Howard Johnson
Sheriff Mountjoy
Wlinessen
Joe Mudro
Tripkovich
Ablovich
Sherif Mountjoy
Piskolieh
Mitchell Aims at Big Game if Fired in Africa Target
Dallas dispatch reports Col. William Mitchell says big game in Africa would be his next target if ousted from the army. He, a chief critic of the American air service, spoke while stopping during an overland journey from San Antonio to Washington, summoned to testify in President Coolidge's air service investigation.
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Dallas
Africa
William Mitchell
Mitchell
American Air Service
San Antonio
National
President Coolidge
Air Service
Purdue Establishes New Cheer Course In English Dept
On September 23 a cheer course was established at Purdue in the English department. Instructor Clark will lecture on mob psychology and the 1923 rotors king. Roy Gish, head cheer teacher this year, will conduct the classes.
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Purdue
Rotor King
Roy Gish
Medieval splendor marks Italian princess wedding
The wedding of Princess Mafalda and Prince Philip drew royals from Italy Germany Denmark Greece Romania Yugoslavia Belgium Austria and Montevideo to Racconigi Italy. The Catholic princess wed a Lutheran prince with papal dispensation as nobles from across Europe attended a civil ceremony in a marble hall filled with luxury plants tapestries and art.
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Racconigs
Italy
Mafalda
Philip
Germany
Mataida
Mine
Denmark
Greece
Rumania
Jug Via
Belgium
Austria
Mont Ero
England
Spain
Martin Luther
Iter
Europe
Custer Massacre Reenacted At Missouri River Bridge Dedication
A staged battle reenactment near the Missouri River marked the dedication of a new bridge program in South Dakota. Soldiers, surrounded by mock Indians, fought and died as crowds of about 36,600 witnesses observed. The event revived the famed 1876 clash and featured a large attendance including Native Americans off reservations.
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Memset
Chamberlain
Missouri
Custer
South Dakota
Misgouri River
Jury Finds No Motive in Young Bride Faith Taylor Death
Jurors verdicts held Faith Lucile Taylor died by her own action after marrying Charles A Knight at Youtg at hotel. The inquest did not reveal motive or explain head injury, and no witnesses clarified a bloodstain on linen. Continued on Page 9.
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Faith Lucile Taylor
Charles A. Knight
Youigat Hotel
Br Frood
Witereas
Office desk sale ad from Anaconda Standard
A brief classified notice reports a man selling an office desk after placing ads in the Anaconda Standard. The ad claims five replies within days and one sale the next day, urging readers to place similar equipment ads by calling listed phone numbers.
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Soree Intennens
Taker Sjiute
Husband of slain Day leader again quizzed by probe
In Vinton Iowa on September 22 Quene Honing wife of Clifford B Cook president of the Day leader group was questioned as part of an investigation into the killing of Myrtle Underwood Cook. A second witness Mrs Henter Steling of Bronx City testified about relationships with Cook and a note allegedly warning of departure from Vinton.
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PROBE
Associated Press
Vinton
Iowa
Quene
Clifford B. Cook
Myrtle Underwood
Cook
Sain
Mra Henter Steling
Bronx City
Kelling
W. C
T. A
C. Kirckner
Mra
Ku Klux’ Klan
Kleckner
Jewelry men lose fortune in gems
Two jewelry salesmen Otto Heinrich of Denver and Victor H Gilbert of New York were robbed of 36 diamond packages valued at about 50000 dollars in a room at the Roosevelt hotel New Orleans this afternoon. They were bound with cord and gagged by two masked robbers who concealed themselves in Heinrichs room. Heinrich said the stones were one karat and the pair represented a New York jewelry firm and a watch company.
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New Orleans
Otto Heinrich
Milwaukee ‘Street
Denver
Col
Victor H. Gilbert
West
14Th Street
New York
Hotel Roosevelt
Heinrich
Polis
Gilbert
Commander Tries to Postpone Shenandoah Flight
Lakehurst reports reveal Navy ordered Shenandoah to depart Lakehurst on September 2 for a tour of states including Ohio Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan. The court inquiry questioned Commander Lansdowne’s recommendation to delay and raised objections from Captain Steele about sea-time based reasons for retreat.
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Preas
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Shenandoah
Scott Flora
Hinnoln
Detroit
Tax Reduction to Get Right of Way
Representative Thornton of Connecticut says tax reduction will hurry through the house once Congress convenes. He asserts the revenue bill, including advance of March installments on 1926 incomes, will be enacted before Christmas. A sealing town of inheritance taxes is proposed as part of the plan.
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Prem
Washington
Congress Concenes
Coolidge
Connecticut
House
British turfman Coline borrows valise to carry winnings
Paris dispatch reports Captain Jeffer son Davis Coline, famed British turfman, had to borrow a range to transport his winnings after his three year old Ptolemy won the gold cup at Maisons Latte. The horse, son of Teddy, surged past a favorite and paid Coline mostly in small bills.
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Parig
Jefferson Davis Coline
Ptolemy
Maisons Latte
Teddy
Aptain
Coline
Colorado 18s swept by wintry blasts and snow
A wintry blast blankets parts of Colorado and Wyoming with freezing temperatures and snow. Breckenridge reports a heavy snowfall with the crest of the mountain range covered, while other areas see lingering frost and milder conditions in parts of Colorado today.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Breckenridge
Policeman Added to Coolidge Staff
Washington dispatch reports a policeman assigned to Coolidge staff after a Sunday incident in the business district. White House officials deny any request for added protection or reinforcement for the Secret Service bodyguard.
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Coolidge
Mystery man claims to be Penn U professor
Vancouver report details a man found on a Ridgefield highway who insists he is Dr. Nathaniel Reich, formerly a University of Pennsylvania professor, now traveling for medical research. Ridgefield residents doubt his claim yet note his vast learning, language skills, and newspapers bearing Reich’s name. Authorities hold his papers, while the man’s fate and identity remain uncertain.
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Vancouver
Wash
Jace Quention
Ridgefield Waterday
Nathaniel Reich
University of Pennsylvania
Nathaniel Felon
Philadelphia
Ridgefield
Dr. Reich
John Blackburn
University of Berlin
America
London
Blacksburn
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Philip of Hesse
Joseph Caillaux Senterday
Edith Taylor Knight
Trip
Eberle
Steele
Mystery Man
Pennsylvania U
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