Fifth anniversary of fascist march set for Oct. 30
Rome reports the council of ministers will observe the fifth anniversary of the fascist march on Rome on Sunday October 30 to avoid weekday disruption. Italy will also mark victory in the war on November 6. After that date, public ceremonies and speeches are prohibited to keep calm in the country. Mussolini notes Sacco and Vanzetti case had no impact on Italian life.
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Rome
Associated Press
Council of Ministers
Italy
Mussolini
Ministera
Sacco
Vanzetti
Professor Walker of Kansas Ends Life in Office
Lawrence Mass October 17 Dean Perley F Walker head of the University of Kansas School of Engineering and Architecture committed suicide in his office. He was fifty two years old and letters mention spiritual and physical distress. Chancellor Lindley called the loss heavy and Mrs Walker could offer no explanation for the act. Walker was nationally known for engineering work including flood prevention water supply and state industrial surveys.
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Lawrence
Mass
Associated Press
Perley F. Walker
University of Kansas School of Engineering and Architecture
University
George C. Shand
Hes
Electrical Engineering Department
Lindley
Dean Walkers
End Sickness This New Way Ad Offering Radium Pad
An advertisement touts a solar powered pad worn on the chest and abdomen as a cure for numerous ailments. It claims no drugs, offers a trial and literature, and cites over 190000 dollars spent on the plan with testimonials. The Radium Appliance Co lists 7199 Readbury Trdy Los Angeles California.
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Radium Apntlance Co
Readbury Trdy
Los Angeles
Cal
Woman Sues Art Dealer Over Da Vinci Copy Claim
Kansas City woman Andree Hahn seeks 500000 in a New York supreme court suit against Sir Joseph Duveen, alleging his statements that her painting La Belle Ferronniere is a copy and not a Da Vinci authenticity dispute that began in 1920. Depositions from French experts and curators accompany the case as rivals press the issue of origin and rightful attribution.
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Kansas City
Assciated Press
Supreme Court of New York
Andree Hahn
Joseph Duveen
Hahn
de da Vinci
Sir Joseph
Louvre
Paris
da Vinci
Mlle
Andree Lardoux
Lardoux
St. Malo
Dini
Marquis de Chambure
Brittany
Harry Hahn
la Helle
Ational Art
London
New York
Kansas
Leonardo' J
Conrad Hug
Hahns
France
Georges Sortais
Department of the Seine
Sortais
la Belle
Lloyds
Salon Carre
Hug
America
New York Supreme Court
Sir Joseph Duveen
Reckless Flying Charged in Army Officer Trial
Lieutenant George J. Finch of the Army Air Service faces court martial at Fort McPherson on charges of reckless flying and perjury. He allegedly flew under 1,000 feet over Atlanta while en route to Fort Sam Houston and made stunts defying regulations. The prosecution claims he lied about altitude to Judge Graham. witnesses include Captain Elmendorf and Colonel Danforth. Mrs. Royal J. Miller testified Finch’s low flight over her home contributed to her daughter-in-law’s illness and death.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
George J. Finch
Army Air Service
Selfridge Field
Mich
Fort McPherson
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Finch
J. M. Graham
Graham
Royal J. Miller
H. M. Elmendorf
C. H. Danforth
Fourth Corps
Piedmont Park
Gas Economy Record For Plane Is Spoiled
New York Detachment 17 reports an attempt to set a low gasoline consumption record for carplanes failed as test pilot George Meissner of Fairchild Aviation was forced down in heavy rain. He took off with 107 gallons and planned to fly until depletion. upon landing more fuel remained, making the test moot and no official record set.
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New York
Det
Associated Press
George Meissner
Fairchild Aviation Corporation
Molsaner
Charles C Sanborn Still At Hospital
The First National Bank reported yesterday that Charles C. Sanford, chairman of the board, was hospitalized and not in serious condition. His illness is described as a medical concern, with attention to potential kidney trouble.
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Charles C. Sanborn
First National Bank
Cles C. Sanford
Unk Wis
Sanford
Folie Sport Hospital
American mining man freed after ransom paid
Nogales Ariz Oct 17 Special reports say Charien Thomas a mining man of Esperanza Nayarit kidnapped two weeks ago by bandit chief El Pillaco has been released after a ransom of 1000 dollars was paid William P Blocker American counsel at Mazatlan said Thomas was not naturalized in Mexico and is reported back at the mine after the raid
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Nogales
Ariz
Associated Press
William P. Blocker
Mazatlan
Inalea
Charien Thomas
Esperanza
Nayarit
el Pillaco
Thomas
Blocker
Mexico
Port Chester Woman Seeks Divorce Here
Anna Hart of Port Chester filed for divorce from Frank Hart in Superior Court. They married March 8 1924 and the application seeks permission to resume her maiden name Ann Debinsky.
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Ann Debinsky
Anna Hart
Frank Hart
Port Chester
Lee Accused of Murder in Brooklyn Rooming-House Case
New York Oct 17 Counsel for Ludwig Helversson Lee on trial for the murder of Miss Sarch H Brownell and Mrs Alfred Bennett opened by arguing Mrs Bennett's death was accidental. He plans to exhume Bennett to prove his theory while the state says Bennett was murdered after she uncovered Lee's crime. The trial may last about two weeks.
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New York
Associated Press
Ludwig Helverson Lee
Sarch H. Brownell
Gloversville
Alfred Bennett
Lee
Bennett
Repulsed Youth Kills Two Girls and Self in Auto
Chicago report details Wilfred J. Winter twenty one who killed Margaret Martin eighteen and Catherine Stadler nineteen then killed himself after a night of drinking. Police seek motive while witnesses describe a drive by Rhodes Avenue where Winters shot Stadler instantly and Martin later died from wounds. A coroner’s inquest is planned for tomorrow.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Wilfred J. Winter
Margaret Martin
Catherine Stadler
Winters
California
Misa Martin
Rhodes Avenue
Margaret
Stadler
Miss Stadler
Miss Martin
Stpf
Coor
Mies Stadiers
Torlonia Divorce Trial May Be Today
The divorce case of Ehie Moore Torlonia of Greenwich versus Duke Marino Torlonia of Rome may begin in Superior Court today. Duchess Dian Lorenzino of Rome is named as co respondent. the duke disputes jurisdiction as the wife is a legal resident of Tholy. Depositions from Rome, sworn by former household members, will be used as principal testimony.
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Ehie Moore Torlonia
Greenwich
Marino Torlonia
Rome
Italy
Willem H. Comley
Marie Lorenzino
Tholy
Tome
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Mesler
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First Church of Christ
Scientist
Bridgeport
Conn
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Christian Science
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England
Church of Christ, Scientist
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