Aging Woman Dies Aboard Train in Georgia
Mrs. Emma M. Worley, 80, died suddenly aboard train No. 33 between Willacoochee and Waycross, on a trip from Westfield Indiana to Miami Florida. She was accompanied by friend Eva M. Perry and had been feeling unwell after leaving Carbon Hill Tennessee. Medical aid was given at each stop but she passed away as the train departed Willacoochee.
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Waycross
Emma. M. Worley
Willacoochee
Eva M. Perry
Carbon Hill, Tenn
Troopers Guard Voting Booths in Albuquerque Martial Law
National guardsmen continued at Las Vegas voting booths after martial law was declared by Governor Hinkle following a political dispute. The Las Vegas Optic was barred from printing the proclamation, per a telephoned message to The Albuquerque Herald.
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Albuquerque
N. M
San Miguel County
J. E F. Hinkle
Las Vegaa
Las Vegas
Sweden Opens Direct Radio Link With America
Sweden reports successful tests of direct wireless communication between Varberg high power station and American stations. The link is described as one of the largest and most modern in northern Europe and will soon enable regular direct traffic, boosting cooperation between Sweden and the United States across multiple sectors.
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Stockholm
America
Sweden
Varberg
Europe
Convicts' Heroism Wins Liberty in Florida Blast
Three convicts, John Kelly Charles Overman and Garry Wolfson, were freed after aiding county prison warden D. D. Brooke during a dynamite explosion at Wrntley. Kelly and Overman drove the dying official to a hospital while Wolfson was injured. Pommerance died in the blast as the fuse burned for a second charge. The men had been serving time for larceny and were released at a county commissioners meeting.
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Miami
Fla
D. D. Brooke
Wrntley
John Kelly
Charles Overman
Garry Wolfson
Kelly
Brooke
Isadore Pommerance
Rescue at Sea: Jubilee Crew Rescued by Emergency Aid
Off Tortugas, seven crew members of the Cuban schooner Jubilee were rescued at sea by the shipping board steamer Emergency Aid, operated by Lykes Brothers. The Bay Spring tug met them about seven miles out, and the Cuban consul will arrange transport to Cuba.
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Key West
Fla
Tortugas
Shipping Board
Emergency Aid
Lykes Brothers’ Steamship Company
New Orleans
Bay Spring
Cuba
Wahabis Prepare for New Offensive Near Jeddah
Jerusalem reports that Wahabi and Nedjaz ruler King Ali plan renewed fighting near Jeddah in days ahead. Wahabi forces mobilize for a new offensive while King Ali rebuilds his army with reinforcements from Abkhaba. John Philby arrives in Jerudah to pursue peace talks.
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Jewish Telegraph Agency
Ali
Nedjaz
Jeddah
Red Sea
Abkhaba
John Philby
Jerudah
X Ray Portable Unit May Aid Customs Inspectors
Schenectady November 4. General Electric labs announced a portable x ray machine with the ability to reveal bundle contents and penetrate room walls or trunks. Officials say it is not yet ready for commercial development. A Central American government has inquired about purchasing 1200 units for ports of entry to enhance customs inspections.
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Schenectady
General Electric Laboratories
Real estate agent Stroud seriously injured by truck
Stroud G. Be., a 26 year old real estate dealer at 10% Cooper street, is hospitalized with possible skull fracture and severe cuts after being struck by a truck on Cooner street near Crumley street Tuesday night. The truck, owned by A. D. Polk of 29 Tomlin street, was said to be moving at a moderate speed. police say he drove at excess speed. Polk faced reckless driving charges and was released on a copy.
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Atlanta
Polk County
John W. Davis
Woodrow Wilson
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Georgia
Weat Point
G. BE. Stroud
Cooper Street
Grady Hospital
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Crumley Street
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Polk
Stroud
Nuns Stop Stabbing Affray at Madonna Home Cherry Street
In New York on November 4 three nuns intervened in a violent quarrel at the Madonna home on Cherry Street. They wrested a 12 inch knife from Charles Hanson 63 of Chelsea Street and restrained him until officers arrived. Hanson a chef at the home was arrested on charges of felonious assault for attacking Otto Pence superintendent. He was arraigned and held on $2000 bail.
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New York
Madonna
Cherry Street
Charles Hanson
Otto Pence
Hanson
Funeral Thursday for Ex Senator Cornelius Cole
Funeral services for Cornelius Cole former United States senator from California who served during the Civil War era will be held Thursday for family only. A later public service will be at Hollywood cemetery chapel. Cole died at his Los Angeles home after a bout with pneumonia linked to influenza.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Cornelius Cole
United States
Hollywood Cemetery
Paraguay signs protocol for pacific settlement of disputes
Geneva November 4. The protocol drafted by the League of Nations assembly for peaceful settlement of international disputes has been signed by Paraguay. More than a dozen states have not signed it, and only Czecho Slovakia has officially ratified thus far.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Paraguay
League
Argentina halts sum for envoy to Holy See
Washington November 4 The Argentine embassy was advised that by a 7 to 6 vote the Argentine council of ministers decided to discontinue appropriations for an envoy to the Holy See. The action occurred even though the president of the council opposed ending the funding.
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Washington
Cat
Secretary Davis and wife sail for Buenos Aires
New York reports Secretary of Labor James J Davis and Mrs Davis have booked passage for Buenos Aires on the Suthern Cross. They sail from New York on November 8, as disclosed today.
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New York
James J. Davis
Davis
Buenos Aires
Suthern Cross
Four Hurt In Auto Crash Near Rome on Chulio Pike
A car crash near Rome on the Chulio pike injured R. Micka, his wife, their baby, and Miss Grace Hicks. The group narrowly escaped severe harm as the vehicle turned over in a ditch two miles from Rome. They were taken to a local hospital and all were discharged by tonight.
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Rome
Micka
Grace Hicks
Chulio Pike
Burch Dead Business Manager of The Charlotte Observer
A. W. Burch, business manager of the Charlotte Observer, died at his residence in Charlotte on November 4 after prolonged illness. He had been in ill health for two years, with condition worsening since mid summer. Funeral services are set for 3:30 p.m. tomorrow at his home, with interment in a local cemetery.
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Mags
Robert Frost
Amhherst College
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America
University of Michigan
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Frost
Charlotte
SN. C
A. W. Burch
The
Charlotte Observer
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