German Franco financial entente may ask U S ad
Berlin reports talks on revising the Dawes plan as the German Franco entente seeks broader European settlement. Officials indicate negotiations may prompt U.S. involvement and pressure on France to relieve war debts. A three week period is anticipated for experts to draft the plan.
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Notorious Polish Bandit Is Killed
Berlin mass report states a notorious Polish bandit who terrorized eastern Poland for a year and is linked to multiple robberies was killed in a gun battle. The capture followed a chase as authorities describe the bandit firing at pursuers before being shot, ending a long manhunt.
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Ponland
H. Rif
Pote
Prohibition Debate Seen Through Tilson's Immigration Views
Congressman Tilson spoke at length on immigration in the Johnson era, opposing broad changes while endorsing selective policies. He urged national limits on entry, favoring local control and stressing the need to protect American jobs and identity amid prohibition debates.
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Ito
Thys
Wobber Grote Son
Wales
Jahnson
Labor Bank Fraud Triggers Five Arrests
Police report a Labor Bank fraud probe leading to five arrests as investigators trace securities schemes and bond operations. Officers allege misrepresentation and attempted manipulation of assets, with assets claimed to be sufficient to repay depositors. Official statements note ongoing tracing of missing funds and cross-border monitoring as charges await.
Trumbull Denies Elopement Rumor Amid Political Buzz
Washington reports deny rumors of elopement involving President and associates. Officials cited framing attempts and social chatter tied to a high profile donor, while noting no confirmed personal or political implications. The report mentions discussions around security and public perception without detailing specifics.
Florida Losses By Talmadge Spouse Spark Divorce Rumors
London reports claim Constance Talmadge and Captain Alastair Macintosh face a pending divorce amid speculation of Florida losses linked to investments by Macintosh and a London circle. Names like Sir Philip Seasons and the Duke of Westminster appear among investors. the tale notes misjudged introductions and social circles impacting their finances.
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Pinance
Constance Talmadge
Fueband
Alastair Macintosh
Macintosh
Florida
Lund Castlerusse
Sunda
Radman Wanamaker
Worida, Land Company
T*hilip Season
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Duke of Westminster
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Luist Nactree Prosperans
FU AO “Baronesa
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Hanns Ciba
Monsellp Sasanon
Maurice Gubhay
Fred T
Gabriel Walleoff
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Miss Talmadse
Gootman
Mother Kills Her Children and Self in Los Angeles
A deeply disturbed Ada Chamberlain, 40, killed her three children Edwina nine Delava and John 4all and then herself in a rented Los Angeles room. Neighbors and authorities found four bodies after a note stated she could not bear to let the children live. A series of letters and a farewell note described a chaotic mental state and a desire to escape into an imagined world.
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Tler
Ada Chamberlain
Chiiren
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Delava
John
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Amberlain
Lame
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Cham
Man Fatally Hurt Near His Home In Christmas Night Accident
A North Kad resident was fatally injured in a crash in front of his home near a diner. He was transported by ambulance to St Vincent's hospital where doctors reported critical condition before he died. Police and hospital staff worked to notify relatives as his mother arrived at the facility. The incident left several ribs punctured and required surgical attention.
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Sithian Howe
Socialists propose socialization of liquor industry plan
New York Oct 17 CAP Miss Jessie Wallace Hughan Socialist candidate for the United States Senate favors complete socialization of liquor interests with elimination of all profits from manufacture and sale as a solution to the liquor problem She says Socialists are not wet Take the profit out of booze and prohibition will take care of itself.
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Jessie Wallace Hughan
United States Senate
Worlingman
Tammany
Alleged Forger Tells Bribe Story In Evangel Case
Salinas Calif Oct 11 AP A S Page held in county jail on forgery charge says he was offered 10 100 to pose as one of the alleged kidnapers in Aimee Semple McPherson case. He claims he met her at the Tavern in Alameda County and danced with her. Authorities doubt his tale and fear it aims to secure his Los Angeles trip.
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Tnd
Aimee Semple McPherson
Sonora
Mexico
Page
Los Angeles
Driver reports he killed woman in Roghmester
John Martino told Coroner Lennardon he believes his automobile struck and killed Mary Ik. Weller, 45, as she crossed a downtown Roghmester street in a driving rain. Police have sought the driver for more than twenty four hours. Martino said he only learned of the fatality after reading it in papers and recalled seeing an umbrella fly into the road near the scene. He is to appear for further questioning tomorrow.
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N.Y
John Martino
Richard A. Lennardon
Mary Ik
Weller
Martinr
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Tomorro
States May Be Asked to Adopt Auto Rules
Washington reports that state legislation to uniformly adopt highway safety rules was urged by Secretary Hoover at a conference of cooperative agencies. Hoover warned that despite life-saving efforts on highways, automotive accidents increased. Census Director Stewart cited 29,000 deaths from automobile accidents in 1935 and 160,000 since 1906, not counting train incidents.
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Washington
National Conference On
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Stewart
America’s Demands Aid Saddlers Across the Atlantic
At the Avery dinner of the Loriners Company Daniel Stone quotes Walsall’s chief loriner noting the United States demands Welsh work at any price despite high tariffs. The exchange highlights demand for bits spurs and bridles and keeps English saddlery industry hopes alive amid trade barriers.
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United States
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Twelfth District G O P Clubs to Meet
A special meeting of Twelfth district G O P clubs will be held Tuesday evening at the Men and Women's Club. Members will discuss preparations for the upcoming election and the show the party plans to stage in early December.
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Txecombor
Kellogg Plant Robbery in Chicago Leaves Nine Workers Held
In Chicago a gang of robbers blasted doors at the Kellogg Switchboard and Supply plant after blowing a vent through a rear window. Exiting with an estimated $33,000, they captured nine night workers during the break in, with one employee noting up to seventeen men were present in the building.
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Chicago
Kellogg Switchbaarl and Supply Company
Wang
Millikan Lectures Challenge Dead Theories At United Church
Nobel laureate Professor Millikan argued that many physical truths remain unknowable and that nineteenth century mechanics are outdated. He outlined seven key discoveries from Roentgen to circular motion limits, urging renewed zeal amid ongoing advances in physics at Yale and the Terry Foundation lectures.
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Norman Bridge Laboratory
United Church
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Yale University
Terry Foundation
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Roentgen
Finstein
Samuel Shaw
United Church Forum
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William Horace Day
Joseph Wieler
Clayton Stevens
Women Invited to Welcome Queen Marie in New York
Governors are asked to send two women from each state to greet Queen Marie on her return to New York after her official visit to Washington. The queen and entourage will be in New York Friday through Sunday with ceremonies and entertainments arranged by a New York committee led by Mrs Therston Wells and others.
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Washington
Ira Nelson Morris
Roumania
Chicago
Therston Wells
Pierre Malle
N. Collier
Alton TS. Parker
Florencs EK. Knapp
Charley H. Sabin
Charles Ummerall
John A. Stewart
Travelson Morris
George King
Tlenry Cole Quimby
Gangland War Resumed as Body Thrown From Car
Chicago gangland violence escalates as an unidentified man’s body was dumped from a car on a suburban highway after bullets struck him. A gas station owner alerted police who found the body amid ongoing fear of the city’s violent feud.
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Chicago
Al Jolson’s Wife Granted Divorce in Paris
Mrs. Al Jolson, wife of the blackface comedian, was granted a Paris divorce for desertion by the Third Seine tribunal on October 14. The decree cites a letter from Jolson declining marital relations. She, known as Mrs. Asa Yoelson, was formerly Alma Osborn and wed Jolson in New York on July 22, 1922.
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al Jolson
New York
Jolson
Seine Tribunal
Asa Yoelson
Alma Osborne
Dog Leads Man To His Master In Forest Tragedy
An elderly man died after wandering into nearby woods to gather hickory nuts with his dog. His daughter and a large search party including Yale and Towne workers searched through two nights and found him two days later, his clothes torn and shoes off, with marks on hands suggesting the dog tried to rouse him.
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Louis Dyas
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Schmidt
Klan Leader's Confidant Detained in Slush Probe
Miss Mildred Meade, 23, alleged confidant of Ku Klux Klan leader D. C. Stephenson, was arrested in Indianapolis. She is held on $2,500 bond to appear before the grand jury investigating political corruption, after missing since October 8.
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Mildred Meade
D. C. Stephenson
Ku Klux Klan
Miss Meade
Amateurs to Turn to Professional Ranks Thursday in Bridgeport
Billy Jordan announced the opening four month boxing program at Rakocai hall for Thursday night. It features amateur bantamweight Billy Luby making his professional debut against Howard Dunn, brother of Peta Dunn, and young Dunn facing a money-class bout. Johnny Red Allen will fight You Emmons in an eight rounder, Eddie Lord aims for a superb showing against Tommy Ed Jarrett, and Herman Wid Silvers meets Pee Wee Smith while Philly Chapman faces Jimmy Kelly in two other eight round bouts.
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Rakocai Hall
Billy Luby
Howard Dunn
Peta Dunn
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Young Dunn
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Bridgeport
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Tohnny
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You Emmons
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Meriden
Eddie Lord
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Ed" Jarrett
Fettle
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Herman “Wid” Silvers
Pee Wee Smith
Philly Chapman
Jimmy Kelly
New York
Jules Sombathy
Five White Girls Found Doped in Marysville Den
Police raid at a California den on the edge of town uncovered five white girls living on the floor under narcotics influence. Lem Won, sixty four, Chinese proprietor, was arrested for anti narcotic law violations as authorities say many girls have been patrons of the den.
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Lem Won
Motorist killed near Thomaston in waterbury accident
John B. Devlin of Forestville died instantly when his car was struck by an excursion train at Reynolds Bridge crossing in Thomaston at 10 o clock. His wife Mary Devlin is in Waterbury hospital with internal injuries. Officials say signals functioned and the engineer blew the whistle. The car was dragged about 640 feet before stopping.
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John BE. Devin
Forestville
Reynolds Bridge Crossing
Thomaston
Mary Devlin
Waterbury Hospital
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Mra
Woman Denied Jury Trial in Estate Kinship Case
Charlotte Cockburn of California sought a jury trial to establish kinship to Lotta Craftres and share in her 4 million dollar estate. Probate Judge Prest denied the trial. the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court affirmed. Judge Walt, executor, argued a fair trial could not be held under these circumstances.
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Lotta
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Supreme Court
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Boston Red Sox May Lose Pilot
Rumor says Dan Howley of Weymouth MA, manager of the Toronto club, may replace Terrell Fohl as Red Sox skipper before next season. Bud Quinn of the Tocan Teague club neither confirms nor denies, but has not signed Fohl. If Fohl departs, Lewis Browns’ SG Lewis would likely not be forced out.
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Weyman Mass
Toronto
Ter Fohl
Bortoh Ted Sox
Bud Quinn
Tocan Teague
Xay
Fohl
Quinn
Aoth SG
Lewis Browns
Red Sox
Snow First Of Season Covers Superior Wisconsin
Snow blanketed Superior and nearby Ind after an overnight rain marking the first snow of the season in Wis. Oct 17 reports from Superior.
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Superior
Wis
Note of Excitement From a Prompted Assistant
A concise note expresses eagerness about assisting with tasks and sharing energy for productive collaboration. It conveys enthusiasm for helping, learning more, and delivering accurate results in future requests.
Three Russians Executed for Espionage in Roumania
Three Russians including a woman were executed in Moldova on October 17 for alleged espionage. They were charged with providing systematic information to the Romanian war office about Red Army locations.
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