DAIL ACCEPTS COSGRAVE CABINET IN IRELAND
Dublin reports the Dail approved Cosgrave's cabinet by 75 to 70 after a four hour debate. President Cosgrave outlined a public safety net to prevent assassinations and announced minor ministry changes. Ernest Fitzgerald Ireland’s internal affairs post moves to Catrieck Mieran. James Fitzgerald Kennedy becomes Justice Minister.
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Turmoil in Foochow as Students Clash With Troops
In Foochow a street battle left many injured as demonstrators pressed for the expulsion of Tang Hsudung after accusing him of large scale fraud. Tang fled to a countryside monastery as Nationalist troops from Nanking advance to oust him amid fear of more clashes.
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Judge Is Also Evangelist in Georgia Court of Appeals
Georgia judge Roscoe Luke of the Court of Appeals, a prominent political figure, explains he began preaching about four years ago after an invitation from Pastor Thomasville. He has since spoken across the South, stepping from the bench to the pulpit when his court is in session, insisting reason and empathy drive his evangelism as much as law.
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Chamber Plans National Distribution Census For 1930
At West Baden Indiana the Chamber of Commerce of the United States will meet October 15 to 18 to discuss a national distribution census. Secretary Hoover backs a first census in 1930 to gauge consumption and guide production. The aim is to curb market gluts and business slumps by gathering actionable information from many industries.
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Farmers in Better Financial Condition
Washington report states farmers are less dependent on banks this fall and overall financial condition is improved. The Federal Reserve Board cites loan liquidations and lower spring borrowing as reasons for the decline in bank loans.
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Mayor Duvall jailed and appeals stay in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Mayor John L Duvall received a 30 day sentence, a $1000 fine and a four year disbarment for corrupt practices in the 1925 campaign. He says he remains mayor during appeal while prosecutors seek his removal, bond set at $2000 and sixty day appeal window granted.
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Primary preservation plea by Maine leaders in 1920s race
Governor Ralph Brewster and ex governor Percival Baxter urged keeping the primary system at a Popular Government League event in Pittsfield Maine. A special election will be held next Tuesday to decide on repealing the direct primary law and restoring the old convention method for selecting candidates. They warned against tying in the Ku Klux Klan and criticized opponents including the Maine State Grange and the Woman's Christian Temperance Union as fearmongers.
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Woman Returns From Adopted French Town
Miss Belle Skinne returns to Holyoke Massachusetts after three months among Hatton Hatton village not sure of exact spelling aided town near St Mihiel rebuilt it for about 300 inhabitants French government awards decorations to her for services rendered during the war.
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New London Employee Fatally Injured In Truck Accident
New London reports say Hector Chation aged 29 was fatally injured when a heavy wheel struck him after falling from a city truck turning a corner. Chation rode the running board. driver Charles F Hult was operating the vehicle at the time.
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Bishop Blake Calls for Readiness in Global Affairs
Bishop Edgar Blake of the Methodist Episcopal church urges preparedness in global affairs in a Northwestern Christian Advocate piece set to appear tomorrow. He notes the United States and Crear Bullath as examples of spending on preparation, contrasting Europe Asia and the Americas. He is stationed in Paris.
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