Five power conference invites accepted for London talks
Prime Minister MacDonald announced that all five invited powers agreed to attend the January naval conference in London. Canadian leaders highlighted Great Lakes parity with the United States since 1812, while Japan confirmed its participation and urged real naval reduction rather than mere limitation.
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Ottawa
Ont
U.R
London
Ramsay MacDonald
United States
Canada
Washington
Mackenzie King
MacDonald
Great Lakes
Great Britaan
Unites States
U.P
Japan
State Department
Hoover
Film Stars Accused Over Tax Breaks for Liquor Payments
Rod Laroegque and Mitchell Lewis labeled nearly $2000 in liquor purchases as entertainment and advertising to obtain income tax exemptions. The charges appear in a bill of particulars in the J Marjorie Berger income tax falsification case. Other film figures are named as witnesses.
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Los Angeles
U.R
Rod Laroegque
Mitchell Lewis
J. Marjorie Berger
Film Colony
Nine die in Portland Hotel fire in Seattle report
Seattle dispatch reports the Portland Hotel fire's death toll rising to nine as investigators assess the blaze and its causes. Local officials urge caution for residents and travelers near the scene.
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Seattle
Wash
Portland
Kraut Time Stone Jars On Sale Now
Local classified ad notes stone jars priced at 12 cents each and a wool sport coat offered for 5 dollars. A 1925 Ford coupe with finish tires pistons and heater is listed for 135 dollars. A buyer seeks 200 pallets and White Leghorn chickens.
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Messenger
Demented Man Leaps to Death in Lake Erie
In Cleveland on October 18 Samuel Haltzer 28 jumped from a car as his sister drove after his father and mother sought to commit him to the Newburgh Sanatorium. He leaped from a 25 foot embankment into Lake Erie before they could reach him.
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Lake Erie
Cleveland
U.P
Samuel Haltzer
Haltzer
City Hospital
City Hall
Newburgh Sanitarium
Betty
Samuel
Abraham
Esther Haltzer
Haltger
Arabs and French Loyalists Clash in Algeria Killing 51
In Southern Algeria a battle between Arab rebels and loyal tribesmen backed by the French Foreign Legion left 51 dead and 21 wounded. The 150 Arab fighters ambushed a French detachment from Colomb Bechar, with 42 Legionnaires among the dead and 200 miles of airlifted casualties to Oran.
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French Foreign Legion
Algeria
Paris
France
Foreign Legion
Colomb Bechar
Oran
Women Men And Strife. Pouts May Say It.
A quirky collage of phrases hints at social tensions and youthful curiosity. The fragmentary words reference gender dynamics, expressions, humor, and a possible cultural snapshot from a periodical page.
Bishop warns of gender strife in modern work
The Brelish Bishop of Manchester argues that strife between men and women will not threaten society. He claims women create men, women outpace men in motherhood, and that no woman has matched men in genius works. He asserts no fifth rate woman painter, writer, sculptor, or musician has existed.
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Brelish
Manchester
The Creator Surpasses the Created In Thought
A philosophical remark on hierarchy of value asserts that the creator is greater than the creation. It cites Michael Angelo as surpassing his best works and even notes that his mother was greater than he.
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Michael Angelo
Testimony Fight Over Testimony and Atheism Courtside
In Charlotte North Carolina Sut is pressed to testify while Mrs Miller 29 calls a communist labor agitator and claims man controls his own destiny. She is impeached as an atheist and deemed unfit to witness. Russia opens nine more anti religious universities to push atheism and orders trade unions to divert cultural funds monthly for militant atheist work.
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Russia
Intolerance and belief limits stir debate in the United States
A discussion argues that coercive limits on belief will not advance society. The statement warns against telling a person what to think and emphasizes freedom of thought in the United States.
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United States
Samuel Insule Jr Following in Father’s Industrial Path
Samuel Insule Jr. continues his father’s industrial legacy as the family business expands its operations and leadership roles within the sector. Details on progression and plans are outlined in this continued page four segment.
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Samuel Insule, JR
Senator Brandegee murder case reopened in 1929
A new probe into the 1924 death of Senator Frank Brandegee of Connecticut was opened by the Senate Committee investigating District of Columbia police officials. Brandegee was found dead in a gas filled room at his home after a note appeared to be written by him. Senator Coleman L. Blease of South Carolina produced a letter from a Washington woman claiming Brandegee had been murdered and handed it to the committee.
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Frank Brandegee
Connecticut
Senate Committee
District of Columbia
Brandegee
Coleman L. Blease
South Carolina
Washington
Blease
New President Takes Charge of Bank of Italy
In San Francisco on October 18 the Bank of Italy enters its 26th year under Arnold J. Mount as chief executive. Mount succeeds James A. Bacigalupi, continuing A. P. Giannini’s branch banking legacy and the five year presidency limit he set.
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Bank OF Italy
San Francisco
U.P
Financial Colossus of the West
A. P. Giannini
Mirst
America
James A. Bacigalupi
Bacigalupi
42 Men Indicted In Rum Conspiracy
Detroit federal grand jury indicted 42 men said to operate two large rum syndicates. Fifteen defendants were arraigned before Commissioner Frank Quinn and held on $5,000 to $25,000 bonds on conspiracy charges. Most defendants are local with operations routing liquor from Detroit to New York and Chicago and extending to Toledo Columbus and possibly Pittsburgh.
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Detroit
Mich
Frank Quinn
New York
Chicago
Toledo
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Briand Criticized Over Acceptance Note Details
In Paris on October 18 Premier Aristide Briand faced sharp criticism in The Echo de Paris for omitting specific reservations France would require in accepting the naval conference invitation. The criticism centers on the lack of a stated stance in his note.
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Paris
U.R
Aristide Briand
Echo de Paris
France
Loan To Fall Laid Open By Ghosl Man
Doheny says friendship prompted him to lend money to the former secretary. The disclosure accompanies a loan transaction reveal in court records.
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FALL
Ghosl
Doheny
Doheny Testifies Fear for U S Safety Motivated Elk Hills Lease
Edward Doheny, 73, tells DC Supreme Court jurors his loan to Albert B. Fall in 1921 and the Elk Hills lease in 1922 were driven by concern for national security. He recounts Navy chief Admiral Robison warning of Japan’s threats and describes building Hawaiian storage tanks as defense, not profit. He recalls his early career in New Mexico and a partisan note split with his wife to shield Fall from financial trouble.
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Washington
Edward I. Doheny
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Interior
Albert B. Fall
United States
Elk Hills
Fallis
Doheny
California
Ofl
Robison
Japan
United States Navy
Hawaii
Frank Hoan
New Mexico
Fall
Gray Eagle
Wall
Rum Runner Shawnee Evades 12 Mile Limit Patrols
Assistant Treasury Secretary Lowman said the Shawnee captained by John Macleod was pursued by Coast Guard boats but remained outside the 12 mile zone. Federal indictments allege Macleod faced prohibition charges and a September 11 prior encounter near Ambrose Light, New York, was reported with no complaint.
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Washington
U.pa
Treasury
Lowman
Coast Guard
New York
Macleod
New Jersey
Grand Jury
Ambrose Light
Death of Henry Rollman Retail Leader in Cincinnati
Henry Rollman 6, chairman of Rollman and Sons Co department store and longtime Cincinnati retail figure died of a heart attack. He chaired the board for decades shaping local business.
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Cincinnati
Henry Rollman
Rollman and Sons Co
Cinccinnati
Flagship of Ohio River pageant to lead Sunday procession
The flagship steamer Cincinnati will lead a triumpal procession Sunday from Pittsburgh to Cairo as part of the Ohio River canal dedication. The Cincinnati will pass Pomeroy Bend around noon with a New York Central Athletic Association band concert at Middleport. Hundreds plan to view from riverbanks and photographers will capture the pageant amid hopes for clear timing before dark. President Hoover will broadcast from Cincinnati during the ceremonies.
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Ohio River
Pittsburch
Cairo
Cincinnati
Pomeroy Bend
New York Central Athletic Association
Middleport
Bend
Hoover
River pilot Horton saluted as Cincinnati passes Pomeroy
In Pomeroy Ohio on October 18 the packet Cincinnati paused at the levee to salute 91 year old river pilot Captain Horace M Horton the town’s famed river man. A speaker praised Pomeroy for its steamboat heritage and Horton’s prominence as the only male Horton left in the town.
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Pomeroy
Horace M. Horton
Pomeroy Bend
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
United States
Captain Horton
Horton
Ohio
Labor Congress Ends with Debate on Labor Laws
The 49th AFL congress in Toronto closes after debating the Executive Council plan to amend or repeal Sherman and Claytorp laws and restraining orders in labor disputes. Willa Green, president since 1924, was re-elected. Peeton chosen for the next congress.
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Toronto
Congress
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
National Legisla
Federation
Concil
Willa Green
Peeton
Loi
Farmer Dead After Missing Man Found in Barn
Pataskala authorities investigated the death of B. D. Tharp, 49, a local farmer whose body was found in a barn after several days missing. A note found on Tharp stated he had been drugged and unable to proceed, leading police to suspect possible robbery.
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Pataskala
B. D. Tharp
Tharp
Prohibition Enforcement at College Games Declared Local Issue
Assistant Secretary Lowman said federal authorities will not assist with enforcing the prohibition law at college football games, leaving the problem to local officials and the schools themselves for handling without federal interference.
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Washington
Treasury Lowman
Hoover installs longest radio aerial at White House
President Hoover now owns a radio aerial stretching over 400 feet from the Executive Mansion roof to a tree at the plaza boundary. The span enhances signal selectivity for White House radios.
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Washington
Hoover
Executive Mansion
White House
Radical threats warn PD A R delegates in Norwich
Mrs. Lowell Pichter Hobart of Cincinnati, president general of the PD. A. R., told 6060 delegates at the state convention in Norwich that radicals are piling up huge sums to break down the government system.
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Norwich. Conn
Lowell Pietcher Hobart
Cincinnati
The
PD. A. R
Society
New York Gasoline Drivers Return to Work at Prestrike Pay
Gasoline truck drivers in New York returned to work after a brief strike. Supply levels improved over the last four days. Union leaders said the strike was not officially finished but acknowledged worse conditions than two days prior. Standard Oil confirmed hires were reinstated at prior wages.
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Standard OU
New York
Attorney shot in Denver love tangle ends life speculation
William Bryan Quigley, 20, a prominent New York and Denver attorney and WWI veteran, was shot in the chest while visiting his estranged wife Mrs. Virginia Quigley. Police report Mrs. Quigley claimed he shot himself amid a divorce and alienation suit involving William Kunkel, a New York millionaire.
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Denver
Colo
A.P
William Bryan Quigley
New York
Quigley
William Kunkel
Virginia Quigley
Kunkel
Marie Alimova
Russia
Woman Guilty of Murder in First Degree
Kalamazoo Michigan October 18 verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree returned against Mrs Penrl Burgess known for "evil eye" murder. She was convicted of slaying Mrs Etta Fairchild 76 whom she accused of spelling the Burgess family and casting an "evil eye" on Eugene Burgess 17. Eugene husband and father died by his own hand in jail awaiting trial.
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Kalamazoo
Midh
UPA
Mra
Penrl Burgess
Etta Fairchild
Burgess
Eugene
Eugene Burgess
Hurgesa
Fairchild
Eugente
Waggoner Seeks Trial After Fraud Sentence
New York October 19. Attorneys for Charles D. P. Waggoner, jailed 15 years for defrauding New York banks of 509000, applied for permission to change plea from guilty to not guilty and proceed to trial on that plea.
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New York
Charles Dpd
Waggoner
British Dirigible On Second Flight
The R-101 dirigible began its second trial flight from Cardington toward Northampton. The world’s largest airship aimed for an eight to nine hour test carrying 50 passengers including Lord Thompson the secretary of state for air.
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Cardington
Eng
U.R
Northampton
Lord Thompson
Air
President Hoover to Dedicate Eden Park Dam Monument
President Hoover arrives in Cincinnati to dedicate an 1500000000 chain of locks and dams on the Ohio River. He will speak briefly, attend an Ohio Valley Improvement Association luncheon, then inspect three dams en route to Louisville. A large reception committee and security will greet him. the event will be broadcast nationally.
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Cincinnati
Hoover
Eden Park
Ohio River
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Louisville
Nicholas Longworth
Myers Y. Cooper
Murray Bensonwood
C. Sherill
H. Mackwell
Mincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Flem D. Sampson
Kentucky
W. &. Canley
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
WLW
Improvement Association
U. 8
Mississippi
Mississippi River Commission
Greenbrier
Col. B. Starling
Secret Service
Louitsville
Pie and candy social at Fairview School draws large crowd
The crowd attended the Fairview School pie and candy social in Lee Township. Dr. A. F. Holmes of Albany served as Booster Committee chairman for the Albany Consolidated District bond issue. Albany High School presented a prose program, Ted Miller spoke, and $6.50 was raised for new school equipment.
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Albany
Fairview School
Lee Township
A. F. Holmes
Alegbany
Albany High School
Tedd Miller
Manoly Appointed Scaffold Inspector in Ohio
Columbus Ohio October 18 John Dr Manoly of Barberton was appointed as a scaffold inspector for the State Division of Factory and Mining Inspection today.
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Columbus
U.2
John Dr. Manoly
Barberton
State Division of Factory and Mining Inspection
Hall Splitters Club Makes Home Presentation
Logan story reports the Hall Splitters Club visiting George Stallsmith’s home to present a maul after a club member’s marriage. PD Melvin Heft presided, ten members attended, and after the ceremony the Stallsmiths gave the group a truck ride and a treat.
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Mr. Stallsmith
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Promy
Ellipse Lely
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North Carolina
Prandegee
Tix Rum
Briand
Herbert Little
Speaker
Tion
Uncle Sam
N. Y
Love Tangle
New York and
Michigan
Perging
Manoly
Stallsmith
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