Major Zanni Leaves for Japan Tomorrow
Bhaghhat Oct. 2 Associated Press Major Pedro Zanni Argentine world encircling aviator will leave China behind and fly to Kagoshima Japan tomorrow he announced late last night the Argentines still are determined to fly across the Pacific this year though aeronautical experts have been urging him to wait for next season.
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Associated Press
Pedro ‘Zanni
China
Kagoshima
Japan
Argentns
Aeronautical
M:ther
Sesson
Maj Gen Allen Back in U S Praises League
Major General Henry T Allen, commander of the American army of occupation in Germany, returned to the United States aboard the Bergenland after a European trip that included Geneva. He urged arbitration and securities within the League of Nations and proposed a general international conference, hoping the United States would be represented. He said Germany’s future in the league would signal a more generous posture, adding Germany cannot regain military power though moral conquest remains uncertain.
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New York
Henry ‘T. Allen
Germany
Bergenland
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Allen
United States
League
Bergdoll Believed To Have Returned To United States
Government officials in Karlsruhe believe Grover Cleveland Bergdoll the U S draft dodger may have returned to America. The absence from Eberbach since April 6 and Bergdoll history of European travel underpin the cautious conclusion amid ongoing inquiries by authorities.
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Karlsruhe
Baden
Germany
Associated Press
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
United States
America
Beredol
Eberbach
Bergdoll
Europe
Premier's Defeat Feared Ahead of Full Election
London reports indicate betting on an early government defeat and general elections. Rumors swirl over next Wednesday's censure vote or the Russian treaty as likely flashpoints. Liberal notices propose a select committee rather than censure. Dispute over Anglo Irish treaty clauses and guarantees for Northern Ireland adds to political tension.
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London
Associated Press
House of Commons
Great Britain
Labor
Sir John Simon
Workers Weekly
Lloyd George
Northern Ireland
Lord Carson
Ulster
Irish Boundary Commission
Motorist Injures Pedestrian Then Flees Scene
Leopold Eickstein, 61, of Atlantic City, N.J., was struck on the Meriden road while standing near his car and suffered a fractured left arm and hip abrasions. The driver fled the scene. Eickstein was treated at a farmhouse and then taken to Waterbury hospital.
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Waterbury
Leopold Eickstein
Atlantic City
N.J
Waterbury Hospital
Mériden
Local Republican District Nominations Spark Contested Primaries
In the Eleventh District the party elected chair man Meyers with 112 votes to Rinckham’s 51 as 168 ballots were cast. Several districts anticipate intense primary campaigns with candidates already named in First, Second, Third, Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth districts.
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Republican Club
Mary “el Bansett
Meyers
Rinckham
John. Atkinson
Harry Robinson
George E. Hall
John Fields
George Murgatroyd
I Temnant
Bryant
Charles ©. Whson
Alfred J. Knapp
Walter M. Kilpatrick
King Machine
William Ard
District Club
Blackham-Meyers
Thomas Keating
Willam H. Baird
Frank X. McCarten
Ninth District
Sesaigna
Board of Fietedmen
League Assembly Votes Unanimously for Antwar Pat
The fifth League of Nations assembly adopted a resolution to amend rules so all states accept the arbitration and security protocol. Delegates urged solving economic problems on an international basis to eliminate causes of war, with France voicing strong support. The Chinese delegation walked out over a demand for a non permanent council seat, while several current members were reelected.
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League of Nations
France
Associated Press
Jurists
China
Council
Czechoslovakia
Brazil
Belgium
Spain
Sweden
Uruguay
Chao Hsin Chu
Mondell Declares Coolidge Equal to Lincoln at Rally
In Mhaiden Wisconsin Oct 2 an enthusiastic Republican rally praised Calvin Coolidge as equal to Abraham Lincoln in essential qualities. Speaker Frante W. Minell, former Republican National Convention chair, attacked Davis and Bryan while warning against LaFollette third party and the danger of communism. The crowd responded as attendants, including a nine-woman group termed the Coolidge Warmerettes, sang Keep Cool and Keep Confidence.
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Lincoln
LaFollette
Wheeler
Bryan
William Jennings
Senate
Russia
Coolidge
Rcal
State Policeman Fined in Hartford Will Lose Position
Tav" something Spencer of Bridgeport, a State police photographer, was fined 109 dollars and costs by Judge Creedon in City Court for operating a car under the influence. The verdict also orders his dismissal from the force after the judge remitted forty dollars at the request of Spencer’s lawyer. Spencer claimed the liquor was drunk in two Hartford speakeasies during an ongoing investigative case. Pineapples have been known to weigh up to 17 pounds. Twenty four per cent of the se RORRE DUA ROABREA.
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Hartfort
Tav
S. Spencer
Huron Street
Bridgeport
Judee Creedon
Spencer
Greedon
Hartford
Morrow Resigns as Canal Zone Governor
Washington news reports Secretary Weeks accepted the resignation of Colonel Jay J. Morrow retired, governor of the Panama Canal Zone, effective October 16. He will be succeeded by Colonel Mariwether L. Walker, who has served as assistant to the canal zone governor and in charge of financial works there for the past three years.
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Washington
Weeks Haa
Jay J. Morrow
Panama Canal Zone
Morrow
Colon Mariwether L. Walker
Canel Zone
Mainy Snance Orks
Election Plot Charged by Butler in Gloomy Campaign
In Chicago and other states, William M. Butler warned of a competitive Republican drive before the election. He claimed Coolidge’s victory would bring prosperity, oppose Supreme Court powers, and feared a House vote chaos if not. He discounted rumors of a Davis surge and La Follette strength.
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Butler
Coolidge
Supreme Court
Davis
Bryan
Licely
Senate
Mr. Coolidge
TaFollette
Den‘al
Chicago
John M. Nelson
la Follette-Wheeler
Mr. Nelson
Teaders
Wall Street
Butler and Kendrick End City Hall Clash
Philadelphia October 2 Mayor W Freeland Kendrick and Director of Public Safety Butler held a brief conference at City Hall to settle their differences. Both officials expressed satisfaction with the result.
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Philadelphia
W. Freeland Kendrick
Public Safety
Butler
City Hall
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