Oklahoma Governor Walton Removed by Senate Impeachment
Oklahoma City November 19 Associated Press J. C. Walton the fifth Oklahoma governor was removed from office by a unanimous Senate impeachment vote after a trial on charges of corruption in office neglect of duty moral turpitude and general incompetence. The court found him guilty on 12 of 16 charges and a motion for new trial was denied. Lieutenant Governor Trapp became governor as Walton's term ended amid post trial appeals plans.
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U.S. Debts to Nations Prompted for Settlement
Washington reports indicate a formal note and reminders may be sent by the State Department to nations still unsettled on wartime debts. The World War Foreign Debt Commission is slated to discuss these measures at its next session as negotiations on German reparations proceed, with caution about affecting broader talks.
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Ite
United States
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Eulnttunsion
Allies Compromise To Avert Rupture On German Crisis
Paris dispatch reports Allied leaders reached a compromise to avoid breaking with Germany over enforcement of control in Germany. Ambassadors draft a note to Germany, sent to governments as discussions continue in Brussels and Paris. Optimism mixed with caution as officials note Washington’s recent clarifications.
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French take over Berman Mine 8 with unanimous worker support
In Wumsselection Germany a French controlled operation seized Berman Mine 8 in the Gelsenkirchen region. Miners voted unanimously to continue work under French direction, with no soldiers used. A French Inter Allied mining mission representative conveyed the plan to a Council of Workmen and obtained consent.
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Bridegroom Kidnapped On Way To Wedding
In Milford, Charles Sprague of West Haven was drugged and kidnapped minutes before his wedding to Adeline Vigenty of New Haven. An automobile with New York license plates abducted him on Meadow Street as the best man Joseph Sivester and others planned the ceremony at St John’s Church. The bride awaited the ceremony, and police search and an investigation followed to uncover the motive and identities of the abductors.
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Honeyspot Road
Stratford
Misa Vigentio
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Savextry
New York
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President of GE Inspect Bridgeport Plant Meeting
Gerard Stops, president of General Electric, leads a group including manufacturing and industry officials to Bridgeport for a monthly GE affairs meeting. The advisory committee of about 15 executives will tour the Leston Avenue plant and discuss company plans and operations.
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Trieidant Snape
Leston Avenue
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C.K. Patterson
Albert G. Davis
Butenus
J. FR. Lovejoy
Lary Pratt
M. I. Sventover
George F. Morrigan
G. Hu. Emmons
Provident
Anson W. Burchard
Gepard Swepe
Owen Yours
Wo Rice
Henry Wi. Daring
Treavurer
Records broken as city responds to charity plea
City reports record first day donations totaling 915,586 to the charity drive. Major gifts come from 300 givers who typically fund most of the Chest. firms and individuals boosted by 10 to 20 percent. Notable contributions include 64,000 from Sumner Simpson and a 54,000 pairing from Mr and Mrs D I Warner and Warner Brothers Co. plus 41,200 from Harry W Walker. Banks and companies such as American Chain Co and First National Bank also pledged substantial sums. Further updates from stores and industrial plants are expected in tomorrow’s papers.
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Bingor Mix. Co
City Savings Bank
Schnee and Sohne
FCO
City Low & Coal Co
Eeni
Richard Oppel
Manufacturers Discuss Mayor Behrens Tax Request
City manufacturers debated Mayor Behrens requests for confidential financial data at the Algonquin Club meeting. An invitation for the mayor to join a briefing was declined. The mayor cited impossibility of attending an expanded session as the group pressed for clarity on the tax issue tied to the grand list revision urged by John T. M. King.
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Woman’s strange harbor search triggers police squad
A woman, described as unbalanced and carrying a baby in one arm and two boxes in the other, walked near Seaview Avenue and the waterfront. Police, alerted two hours later, found no trace of the infant, boxes, or the woman as they searched the harbor area.
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Threats of death linked to diplomat scandal in state
Hartford dispatch reports a whistleblower claiming inside knowledge of a diplomat scandal stirring sentiment. The informant says operatives threatened to kill anyone exposing the affair and names a Dr. Ralph Voight as a ring leader in the foul scheme, with other conspirators mentioned.
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Special Section for Congress in Bureau Charge Graft Schemes
Washington hearings reveal a special section in the Veterans Bureau handling cases where Congress members have interests. Rep Johnson Republican accuses the bureau of kidnapping a veteran from an insane asylum in his state. Other developments include a decision not to hear further witnesses for ex director Forbes and testimony on a millduvit and lease proposal linked to the bureau.
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Authorities Hold Letters Sent Out Soliciting Funds
Legislative leaders back Governor Templeton plan for a special session to fix statutes allowing unqualified physicians. Canton politician George W. Eddy urged a protective medical practices act. Union House Leader John Buckley supported action. Wilder and McGrath weighed Senate impact.
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City Faces Toll From Three Collisions On Busy Day
Reported on a day of three traffic crashes in the city. Charles Monson of 891 Harral Avenue allegedly under liquor was not injured. A delivery motor collision on Fousatonis and Grand damaged Cailler, a boy driver, and a coal truck driver. Two victims remain hospitalized in serious condition, Otto Didllen and Willian He hise, in local hospitals.
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Remington To Buy Yost Plant In Bridgeport Deal
The Remington Typewriter Company plans to purchase the east wing of the former Yost Typewriter plant on Railroad Avenue, Bridgeport, now held by Columbia Graphophone. The $290,000 deal hinges on court approval amid Columbia’s receivership. Remington will expand with a factory and supplies operation at the site, while Columbia continues power supply.
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Imas
DIPLOMA MILL SCANDAL LOOMS IN STATE PLAN
Local records disclose a sweeping probe into alleged diploma mill practices. Grand jury convened as investigators weigh governor backers plan for special pension access amid unsubstantiated charges. Separately, a Stanford-linked case surfaces with accusations of influence peddling and a fund drive to aid community needs.
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Sensation Follows Sensation in Hartford Grand Jury Probe
A Hartford grand jury probe unfolds with Sen Osborn rushing to Boston to obtain names of suspected fakers. The fast paced actions signal a high profile investigation drawing public attention and potential political fallout. Officials seek leads and identities tied to the alleged fraud scheme amidst mounting pressure.
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Quacks Leaving State in Droves Over Diploma Mill Scandal
Hartford reports allege 25,000 fraudulent licenses issued by a diploma mill. The affair centers on a slush fund from eclectic doctors to influence state legislation. Investigators say letters seeking donations implicate Connecticut Eclectic Society leaders and possible state exam board complicity.
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St Louis
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