Mitchell pleads not guilty in army court martial
Colonel Mitchell enters a not guilty plea to all charges of official misconduct as the army court martial adjourns until Monday. The defense sought a bill of particulars but was denied. Three Texas reporters heard the statement as Major General Robert L Howse adjourned proceedings.
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Oiled Press
Washington
Mitchell
Robert L.howse
San Antonio
Texas
Reid
Presdent Coolidge
Livis
Treasury official aims to ease highway safety for tourists
Assistant Secretary Andrews issued orders to twenty four regional production administrators to focus on major offenders and not harass motorists with minor liquor infractions, seeking safer highways for travelers while avoiding costly enforcement.
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Ly United Press
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrews
Baby Dies During Circus Opening in Weatherford
The months old baby of Mr and Mrs Green died suddenly in its mothers arms Tuesday night during the circus opening in Weatherford. The death followed a few gulps of soda nap given to quiet the fretful infant.
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Weatherford
D. Green
Trains Delayed Between Houston and Austin
Trains from Houston to Austin were delayed due to washouts after torrential rain along the route. Reporter notes heavy rainfall caused track damage and slowed service on the Southern Pacific line.
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Houston
Austin
United Press
Attorney General Rules on Insurance for School Custodians
Austin October 30 The attorney general ruled that school boards may not secure women’s compensation insurance for school janitors without including teachers. The decision affects school districts and how they structure employee coverage and related costs.
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United Press
Austin
James A Stillman Facing Divorce Action
United Press reports from New York Oct 30 say Anne A Stillman has begun divorce proceedings against banker James A Stillman on statutory grounds. Lawyers for both sides would not confirm the report.
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United Press
New York
Anne A. Stillman
Jame A. Stillman
Explosion Kills Four in Kansas City Building
An explosion and fire leveled a two story brick building in Kansas City on October 50.0 killing four Black residents and injuring several others. Authorities investigated the cause as a major blaze with multiple injuries reported.
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United Press
Kansas City
Ventura Reports A Light Earthquake Tremor
A minor earthquake shook Ventura California at 3 30 pm for twelve seconds with no damage reported. In Washington Estonia's debt settlement with the United States was agreed on Wednesday involving 13 88 million dollars to be liquidated over 62 years at 3 percent until 1982 then 3 12 percent thereafter with Estonia paying 1441 dollars in cash.
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United Press
Ventura
Calif
Wasitington
Lunding Esthusia
United State
Philip
Mellon
American Debt Commission
Poland
Wthomnia
Wilson’s Ghost Presides as League Closes Greco-Pulgar War
Paris reports the League of Nations council ends the Greco-Pulgar conflict. Briand pays tribute to Woodrow Wilson whose spirit is invoked in the closing session. The article notes Wilson’s death and the league’s hoped border settlement achieved through his ideas.
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United Press
Paris
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations Council
Finis
Briand
Wilson
Cotton Market Rises to 20 Cents as Trade Grows
The Cotton-Cotton sold today as high as 20 cents. A shipment of 142 bales was received Thursday, signaling steady demand.
Thieves Target American Tourists in Berlin Scam
Berlin police report a counterfeiting gang led by Max Bruckner victimized American travelers on trains and in banks. Police recovered a Mayflower passenger and fear substantial losses of travelers’ checks and passports across more than a dozen cities.
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United Press
Berlin
Germany
Reich
Ead
Max Bruckner
Uywantedshy
League of Nations ends Greece Bulgaria feud session
Paris Oct 30 The League of Nations adjourned its session after deeming the quarrel between the Greeks and Bulgars settled. The council members hailed the ending of the dispute as a significant pacific achievement.
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United Press
Paris
League of Nations
Council
Bonham Man Survives Wreck Amid Deadly Train Crash
A Bonham resident, Tatum, traveling from Florida to Memphis, was aboard a southbound train that derailed near Victoria, Mississippi. Several cars overturned and many passengers were killed or injured, with Tatum aiding the wounded and supplying water from a nearby farmhouse.
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Bonham Alan
Tatum
Han Cott
Ma ‘Tatum
Florida
Memphis
Frange Protest Over Battle Warnings In Schools
Oct 30 dispatches report a ban on whipping in public schools by school superintendents unless authorized. Officials are appalled by French bombardment of Damascus that reportedly preceded warnings to French nationals. If Americans had died, protests would likely have followed.
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United Press
Houston
Washington
Damascus
Wen
Sheriff shuts two eastern city saloons under injunction
District Judge orders two eastern city taverns closed while an injunction fights claims of public nuisance from illegal liquor sales and disorderly conduct. Brent Padlow and partners faced civil action filed by the district attorney after complaints from residents.
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Vesterdey
Brent
Peown
du Tore
Dean A
Bank of Puffa Bandit Sought After Big Buffalo Robbery
A bullet-wounded man sought treatment at a Buffalo hospital after a robbery suspect, identified with the Bank of Puffa, reportedly stole between 51 000 and 100 000. Police issued an alert as officers hunted the bandit.
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United Press
Buffalo
Ookout
Bank of
Puffabandit
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