Pan American Gingsess to Meet in Peru
Washington reports the Third Pan American Scientific Congress will convene in Lima from December 20 to January 6, 1925. Nine U S delegates will lead nine sections covering history anthropology physics mining medicine engineering law economics and sociology. Dr Leo S Rowe will chair the American delegation and receive papers by November 1.
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Luther A. Huston
Washington
Hemisphere
Lima
Peru
United States
Latin America
Congress
Department of History
Anthropology
Marshall H Saville
Museum of the American Indian
Haye Foundation
New York City
Albert Abraham Michelson
National Academy of Sciences
University of Chicago
Division of Physical and Mathematical Science
Albert Sauveur
Harvard ' Sity
A. W. Whitney
American Engineering Standards Committee
New York
John JD. Longe
United States Public Health Service
Vericulture
Vernon Kellogg
Washington, D. C
National Research Council
America
Broad Sega
James Scott T Brown
American Institute of International Law
D. C
Samuel McCune Tindsay
Columbia University
Rufus B. von Kleinsmid
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Leo S. Rowe
A ‘Iran Academy of Political and
Ss Sciences
Wheat crop worth a billion dollars forecast
Secretary Mellon announced that the 1924 wheat crop will place about 1 billion dollars in farmers hands after a Chicago assessment by Eugene Meyer Jr. The crop benefited from a 10 percent smaller acreage than last year and reflects a strong harvest.
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Washington
America
Treasury
Mellon
Chicago
Eugene Meyer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
Rain forecast for World Series opener in Washington
Weather Bureau officials predicted rain would stop the first game of the World Series in Washington on Saturday. Bets favored a drizzle for Sunday’s game if not halted, as disturbances from the Midwest move eastward. No cold spell expected to descend on the capital for the classic.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Middle-West
National Capital
Japan fears trade loss as China war sparks intervention talk
Washington reports growing Japanese worry over China’s civil war undermining trade with Manchuria and overall economic strains. Cabinet splits widen as jingoist factions push for intervention to protect Nippon's interests amid rail disruptions and food and coal shortages in Shanghai.
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Washington
Japan
China
Peking
Manchuria
Tokio
Chang Tso Lin
Shanghai-Hangchow
Shanghai-Nanking
Tietsin- Pukow
peking-Mukden
Yangtzee
Grand Canal
Tientsin
Shanghai
Prison Sentence For Ohio Man And Rail Incident
John Buchanan Pirie a bookkeeper in Ottawa Ontario walked into a police station and announced an arrest. In Pomeroy Ohio the Ohio supreme court found against Gloeckner requiring him to serve a year in the penitentiary for perjury. Gloeckner prepared to surrender but will return to the county prison in normal order. Mrs Gloeckner and Carl Hobart are his bondsmen liable for costs. A separate note mentions four sets of twins aboard the Canadian Pacific liner Montclare arrest after leaving Liverpool.
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Ottawa
Ont
John Buchanan Pirie
Ottawa Electric & Gas Company
Pomeroy
Supreme Court
Columbus
Gloeckner
Ohio
Glockner
Carl Hobart
Montclare
Liverpool
Teapot Dome hearing to feature vast witness list and legal talent
In Cheyenne the United States equity suit against Mammoth Oil and Harry F. Sinclair over the Teapot Dome lease will likely bring at least 150 witnesses, including geologists and oil experts. Key figures such as Harry Sinclair, Albert Fall, Edwin Denby, and Admiral Strauss are connected to the case with extensive documentary evidence and depositions anticipated.
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Cheyenne
Wryo
United States
Mammoth 681 Company
Harry F. Sinclair
Et Cal
Teapot Dome
United States District Court
Wyoming
Harry I. Sinclair
Sinclair Syndicate
Mammoth Oi Company
Interior
Alpert B. Fall
Navy
Edwin Denby
Naval Reserve
Sinclair
Joseph Strauss
Kennedy
Albert E. Watts
Admiral Strauss
Wyer
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
Teap’’ Dome
Mammoth Oil Company
H. A. Stuart
United States Navy
United States Bureau of Mines
William F. Mullen
Strauss
Stuart
Record Jail Inmates Set New Three Month Total
During July August and September the county jail registered 248 inmates breaking prior quarterly records. Sheriff McKinley’s era shows the highest totals with 144 minimum in a quarter. Most prisoners faced liquor law violations, thefts, and statutory charges, with 57 percent tied to liquor cases. The oldest inmates were 65, youngest nine. 12 were forelemborn whites and 210 white Americans. The jail housed 30 inmates at present. peak occupancy reached 39.
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A&he
West Washington Street
McKinley
Mulligan
MckKinley
Athens County
United States Army
Tralph Roberts Mulficki
Columbus Rail Light Sold to Continental Power Group
Columbus becomes hub for a major energy consolidation as Continental United Power Company acquires a controlling stake in Columbus Rail Light. Cyrus S. Eaton of Cleveland to chair, Frank T. Hulswitt of Chicago named president, with plans to expand street railway and electric lighting and to elevate Columbus as a super power center.
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Columbus
Columbus Rail Light Company
Continental United Power Company
Cyruss. Eaton
Cleveland
Frank T. Huilswitt
Chicago
Continental Gas and Electric Corporation
United Light and Power Company
Kansas City Power and Light Company
Lincoln Gas and Electric Company
Kansas City
Lincen
Neb
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Rock Island
Moline
East Moline
Ill
Grand Rapids
Grand Haven
Muskegon
Mich
lo@i
Friends Pass Away In Small Town Tragedy
The odor e Snodgrass aged 75 was found dead in his grocery two hours after his friend 7. Edward Saunders aged 455 a tin plate roller died in hospital from pneumonia after an operation. Both were volunteers in the local fire department belonged to the Masonic lodge and the Methodist church.
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Martins Perry
W. Theodore Snodgrass
Edward Saunders
Davis Would Help Put Thru Projects For All The People
Former Governor Harry J. Davis, Republican candidate for governor, arrives in Easton Ohio from Auglaize and Mercer counties for a Preble County Fair address. He outlines plans to extend his reforestation program funded by hunters licenses, keep fish and game department out of politics, and create outdoor life opportunities.
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Davis
Crew Saved by Expert Caster
In Santa Cruz, on October 2, the captain and eleven crew members of the freighter La Feliz were rescued after a wreck near the shore. Joseph Alvarez, an expert caster, threw a line to the stranded crew as the ship lay about thirty yards from the rocks and all twelve reached safety.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
la Feliz
Here
Joseph Alvarez
Farm Bureau meeting program announced at Court House
Pomeroy Ohio October 2 The completed program for the annual Farm Bureau meeting at the court house on October 8 features I B Palmer president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation along with local speakers G C Betzing W A Carman Mrs G L Michael Miss Ula De Lay Miss Kathleen Baily and George W Mreitics
Fifty Cases to Be Presented to Grand Jury
Approximately fifty cases will confront the grand jury when it meets next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, according to Prosecutor Russell Finsterwald. Non support charges make up the majority, followed by reckless driving, with only one alleged murder case on the docket.
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Ecutor
Russell Finsterwald
Dayton pilot wins NRC trophy in first international air race
In Dayton Ohio on October 2 W. Trees of Dayton flying the Vartall FC-1 won the National Cash Register trophy at the inaugural International Air Race event with an average speed of 9745 miles per hour. Twelve planes started and finished the Toply race. Lees earned $1000 in Liberty Bonds for finishing first.
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Wilbur Wright Viel
Dayton
Pila Lees
Liberty Bonds
Nin
Tec
Li Bonda
Liberty Engine Builder
Gould estate suit drags through costly nine year trial
The vast Jay Gould estate accounting in New York courts heads into another winter session before Referee James A. O Gorman. Anna Gould and Mrs Finley J Shepard dominate testimony as lawyers recount decades of deals involving Missouri Pacific Denver Rio Grande Great Northern and other properties.
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Lloyd Leubas
New York
James A. O'Gorman
Jay Gould
Gould
Edwin
Frank
Howard Gould
Duchess de Halleyrand
Finley J. Shepard
George J. Gould
Duchess de Talleyrand
Anna Gould
Anna
Rank
Goulds
Missouri Pacific
Texas & Southern
Denver & Rio Grande
Great Northern
Wabash, Manhattan Railroad Company
Western Union
Pullman Company
United States
Shanghai Feared Fire as Chekiang Forces Threaten
Shanghai endured a terror grip as Chekiang forces threaten to burn the city if unable to halt the Kiang-Su advance. Fire risk cited after parts of Lotien were burned. several Chinese accused of arson were executed.
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Shanghai
Lotien
Plan affair for new school head in Athens
Athens city schools prepare for a reception for John H. Patterson the new superintendent The public event will be at the Christian church Friday night at 7 39 with an informal program Also Rev A Y Wilcox will give the welcome address Father J W Byrne will deliver the invocation The high school orchestra will provide music
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Athens
John H. Patterson
Christian Church
A. Y. Wilcox
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Byrne
Boy Scout Leader Hails Self-Reliance as Camp Key
A Boy Scout leader argues self-reliance is essential to a successful summer camp. The remark frames camp culture and expectations for scouts and staff, emphasizing independence and practical skills.
Empire Tate Drive Started by Democrats
Democratic nominee John W. Davis began a major push into New York State with a Madison Square Garden rally by his side, as he and Governor Al Smith planned tours to secure a November victory. He challenged President Coolidge on tariff reform and religious freedom, calling for clear stances in public debate.
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WM. K. Hutchinson
N.S
Baltimore
Mad
John W. Davis
New York State
Democratic Ndminee
New York
Maryland
Madison Square Garden
Davis
al Smith
Empire State
Coolidge
Tariff Commission
Message to Geneva on immigration policy and U S independence
A historical column argues the United States should firmly maintain sole control over its immigration laws. It urges a polite note to Geneva delegates, recalling the Monroe Doctrine and warning against European powers dictating internal policies or backing Asia in any potential conflict.
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Geneva
United States
Japan
Coolidge
Europe
Asia
Opening Day of Dayton Airs Classic At Wilbur Wright Field
Dayton records the 21st anniversary opening of the air races as flying machines soar above Wilbur Wright Field. Prize money totals 50 000 with the Pulitzer Trophy worth 5000, and three races on the program including the National Cash Register Company Trophy and Liberty Engine Builders Trophy.
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Dayton
Wilbur Wren Field
Wilbur
Orin Wright
Orville Wright
St. Louise
Liberty
Nations! Cash Register Company
Central Tabor Union of Ion
Liberty Engine Builders
League of Nations Assembly adopts arbitration and disarmament protocol
In Geneva on October 2 the League of Nations Assembly votes unanimously to adopt the arbitration and disarmament protocol including the Japanese amendment.
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Assembly
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
La Follette Opens Nationwide Speaking Campaign
Senator Robert M. La Follette, independent presidential candidate, will begin his nation wide speaking tour next Monday. The opening event will be in Baltimore or Rochester New York with a definite city decision expected before night.
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Washington
Robert M. la Follette
Baltimore
Rochester
N. Y
la Follette
Independent quits Oklahoma Senate race amid Klan ties
Campbell Russell running as an Independent for Senator withdraws from the Oklahoma City race, opposing Jacki Walton of the Democratic camp and W. D. Cline the Republican candidate who had Klan support in the primary.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Campbell Russell
Jacki Walton
W. DB. Cline
Landidate
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