Prisoner Declares St Claire Not His Son Despite Visit
Urban John Bergerson, a Wisconsin man, admitted no ill will toward Robert o. St. Clair at Atlanta federal prison as he rejected claims St. Clair is his son. Officials described a strained Bergeron visit, with no adoption plans, and a request to return unspent money. The case centers on forged paternity claims tied to St. Clair while Ber genson considered adopting him upon release.
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Atlanta
Atate
Urban John
Rgerson
Wisconsin
Fletcher
Mr. Bergeron
St. Claire
J. Cardell
South Pry
Bergeron
St.Claire
Gal
Push The Quality Of Push And The Means Of Success
An excerpt from a 1924 publication extols push as a decisive personal trait. It argues too much or too little push harms reputation, while just enough drive fuels overcoming handicaps and lasting effort. The piece links push to perseverance beyond obstacles and to applying effort to whatever work comes.
Shots and rocks fail to smash Democrat rally
In Troy New York October 31 shots were fired and windows broken as Democratic congressional candidate James Dwyer spoke at Boyntonville. Four men in Ku Klux Klan regalia fled the scene. Dwyer and Col Ransom Gillette reported Klan threats to disrupt the meeting. One bystander was cut by flying glass. Sheriff’s office opened an investigation.
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Troy
James Dwyer
Congress
Boyntonville
Ransom Gillette
Seaders
Davis Race Insurance Check of Dead Veteran Ads
Democratic candidate John W Davis displayed a check for 50 dollars tonight at the Harlen Casino and at Public School No. 17, claiming the certificate symbolizes democracy versus republicanism. He refused to exchange the check for all of Joseph Grundy’s campaign funds, citing a letter urging donations and praising Carlidge’s power.
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Associated Press
New York
John W Davis
Harlen
Public School
Davis
Joseph Grundy
Pennsylvania
Republican
Grundy
Carlidge
Davin
America
Mc. Davis
United States
United States Veterans’ ‘ Bureau
Japanese Colonization Plans Alarm Mexican Government
Telegram from Mexico City reports strong opposition to Japanese and other colonization schemes within the country. Governor Rodrigues in Northern California relays official stance, asserting firm government position against further immigration and colonization moves. The secretary of relations note stresses caution and rejection of broader settlement proposals.
Printing unions in New York add power to Davis ticket
Executives of trades councils in New York and New York State announce support for Democratic candidate John W. Davis. The New York City Printing Council, echoed by the Central Trades and Labor Council of Greater New York, declare La Follette cannot win and urge members to vote for Davis, citing his record in Congress and the jury trial provisions amid anti trust act references.
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Locuat Valley
Apeak
Public School
New York City
Allied Printing Councils
Democratic
Central Trades and Labor Council of
Greater New York
Davis
Organized Labor
Coolidge
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Ma Davis
Step son shoots to save mother in Hagerstown tragedy
In Hagerstown Maryland October 31 80 year old Harry Geastlin was shot and killed at home by his 14 year old stepson Richard Wilson after Geastlin allegedly threatened his wife and boy with a revolver. The boy called a doctor and surrendered to police and is held for preliminary hearing. Richard had lived with his mother since her June marriage to Geastlin. Investigators found a .22 rifle and a four caliber revolver at the scene with unexploded cartridges nearby. Geastlin died of a heart wound, the body found in the dining room.
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Hagerstown
Harry Genstin
Richard Wilson
Genstin
Richard
Genslin
D. W. Wilson
Bayard
W. Va
Geaslin
Caslin
Former Governor McCray Heads Prison Magazine Edit
Former Indiana governor and editor W. T. McCray now helms Good Words at the federal pen why its pages are devoted to editorials called Good Reptations Parole and Baseball with Thanksgiving on the front. His promotion follows a mail fraud conviction and quick resignation from the governorship.
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Federal
Department of Justice
W. T. McCray
Indiana
McCrary
Lawmakers Clash as Campaign Probe Ends Vaguely
Washington October 61 campaign fund inquiry wraps with no decisive findings before election in cross fire of lawyers. Reported revelations may spur Congress to tighten party expenditure rules. Sen Borah, traveling from Chicago, will meet committee Saturday as panel plans release. After vote, probe to push ahead toward a comprehensive report and potential new corrupt practices legislation aiming at lower gift limits and broader public funding.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Washington
Campaign
Ote Ziv Metiada
Thites
Congress
Borah
Chicago
Cable
Ohio
Senate
House
30000 Prisoners Reported Taken By Manchurians
Tokio reports a Mukden communique that Manchurian forces fully occupy Shanhaikwang Chinwangtao and nearby areas after heavy fighting. It cites capture of 30000 Chinese troops including General Yong Ching Chen with 100 field guns and 30000 rifles.
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Shanhaikwan
Chinwangtao
Shanhaikwgn
Pebtibo
Mukden
Chang Tso-Lin
Kokusai newa_agency
Communiqie
Saya
Chibli
Yong Ching-Chen
Spain Tense As Generals Imprisoned In Morocco War
Madrid October 3 By The Associated Press Lieutenant General Damaso Berenguer former high commissioner in Morocco and once minister of war has been sentenced to six months confinement for involvement in a political meeting. General Sarabia receives a similar sentence and is to be sent to Fort San Marcos at San Sebastian. Agitation for Civil Government Renewed as Primo Rivera’s absence in Morocco spurs radicals and letters circulate to sway opinion.
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Associated Press
Damaso Berenguer
Morocco
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Sarabia
Fort San Marcos
Sta
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Port Vendres
Frances
Spain
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Badera
Primo Rivera
Ateneo
Free University of Madrid
Intellectu
Cuba to Elect President Amid Halt in Business
Havana reports Cuba will halt all business tomorrow as electors choose the next president between former President Mario Menocal and General Gerardo Machado. Stores and factories close. only essentials sold. liquor forbidden. The campaign has been tense with recent deadly clashes in Camajuanal.
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Cuba
Associated Press
Republic
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Gerardo Machado
Machado
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Conservative
Cama- Suey
Shanghai’d crew of ram carrier wins sea strike in New York
Four starving sailors claim they were shanghaied into the Ram Air service aboard the Dorothy M. Smart after being seized by the coast guard cutter Gresham off Rum Row. They reported seven days without food or water, mutiny fears, and that 20 barrels of brandy were seized. Captain Brockaway says he knew nothing of the shanghaiing.
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New York
Ram Air Service
Coast Guard
Gresham
Duy
Dorothy M. Smart
Newfoundland
Michael Gillan
Halifax
Louis Coueini
Mite
Albert Edouard Bir Zomaster
Cook
Henry A. Gillis
Perth Ambar
N. J
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Boston
Little Two Minster
Ben Brockaway
Dorothy M
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Department of Justice
Shanghai
Coccini
Briel-Carrier Enterprise
Cape Per
Gillan
Rum Row
Shaw declares Britain at war with Russia in election signal
George Bernard Shaw states in a brisk summary that England is now virtually at war with Russia following Britain's general election. He argues three outcomes: Russia at fault in diplomacy, England leading European posture, and England has the government it deserves, a troubling conclusion.
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North American Newstype Alliance
London
England
Wik
Rosia
George Bernard Shaw
Alliance
Shaw
Russia
Englund
Indicted Mechanic Driver of Car in Moore Death
Fulton county grand jury identified 24 year old mechanic George Armstrong of Lake Drive as the driver of a death car that killed Mrs. Josephine Moore of 103 Ponce de Leon Avenue last Sunday. A manslaughter warrant followed the finding, Sheriff Lowry aiding in a nationwide search as Armstrong's brother, F P Armstrong of Hoffmann Machinery, gave varying statements about his whereabouts.
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Josephine Moore
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Fulton County Grand Jury
George Armstrong
Lake Drive
Armstrong
J. [. Lowry
Workman Unharmed After Massive Dirt Cave-In
Ee Robertson a 33 year old worker for the Georgian Railway Power company escaped injury when a cave in of tons of dirt occurred. The accident occurred as crews worked on a conduit project near Montreal. Robertson reportedly held two shares in the venture and avoided serious harm despite the danger.
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Ee Robertson
Georgian Railway
Halloween Tragedy Follows Halloween Party Shooting Ends in Death
Witnesses recount a crowded cafe shooting after a Halloween party where George Walls allegedly fired multiple rounds at Franklin, killing him. Franklin’s wife tried to intervene as a drunken brawl escalated into violence. Police say Walls fled amid the gunfire as witnesses described the confrontation and ensuing chaos.
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Franklin
Eugene Barnes
Orth Moreland Avenue
Ton Davis
St. Tosephs
Pranklin
John
Mi Hospital
Walls
Baid
Weather forecast for Georgia and Washington region
Forecast indicates fair conditions in Georgia for Saturday and Sunday with little temperature change. Moderate winds expected, low and mean temperatures noted, plus rainfall and deficiency figures referenced from the past 24 hours and year to date.
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Washington
Georgia
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