Missouri Chief Justice A M Woodson Dies in Sanitarium
Judge A M Woodson, chief justice of the Missouri supreme court, died in Simpson Major sanitarium Kansas City after a period of illness. He had entered the sanitarium September 39 from Jefferson City and recently shown signs of recovery before his death from cardiac asthma. Mrs Ralph Robinson of Jefferson City, his daughter, had visited him days prior.
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A. M. Woodson
Missouri Supreme Court
Euclid Avenue
Woodson
Jefferson City
Ralph Robinson
Cole County
Haley
Ed Wilson
John Ross
James Hunter
Missouri
John Spears
Spears
Jackson County
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Hunter
Charles W. McCloskey
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Corn crop rise offset by feed demand says ag department
The department of agriculture notes a larger corn crop this year will be offset by stronger feeding demand and reduced supplies of other feeds. The 577 million bushels increase over last year leaves total supply below the five year average due to low stocks.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Wreck on Pennsylvania Road Kills Ten In Careless Signal Failure
Plainfield New Jersey eight two fast Pennsylvania trains collided in fog at ten miles an hour. ten people were killed six badly hurt and twenty one slightly injured. Mercantile Express from St Louis to New York passed two signals and struck the Washington New York Limited. Engineer Timothy J Carroll of the St Louis train was suspended after investigation.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Mercantile Express
St. Louis
New York
Timothy J. Carroll
Edwin T. Mander
Soviet and Japs May Clash Over Chinese Front
Moscow officials warn that a clash between Feng and Chang Tso Lin could spark a major new phase in the Chinese revolution. Their assessment follows close contact with Cantonese leader Khu Khan Min, the visiting Chinese generalissimo.
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Feng
Chang Tso Lin
Khu Khan Min
Tax Cut Limit Reached by Ways and Means
The Ways and Means Committee has reached the limit for tax reductions in the revised revenue bill. Chairman Green stated that no further tax relief proposals would be considered as the door is closed.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Green
Life Sentence For Stephenson In Oberholtzer Murder
In Noblesville Indiana a jury imposes life imprisonment in the Michigan City state prison on D C Stephenson former grandparagon of the Indiana Ku Klux Klan for the death of Madge Oberholtzer.
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Noblesville
Ind
Indiana
Michigan City
D. C. Stephenson
Ku Klux Klan
Madge Oberholtzer
Food prices rise in September to October gains
Labor department studies show retail food prices up 1.5 percent from September 15 to October 15 and 8.5 percent over the year ending October 15.
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Washington
Labor Department
Cattleman E. H. Brooks Dies in Okemah Oklahoma
Okemah Oklahoma E H Brooks veteran cattleman born 1862 Texas dies in Okemah details say he spent most of his life in cattle business across Kansas Oklahoma and Texas. Philadelphia report notes a premature shell explosion in an Armistice day salute kills Private Thomas McGovern of the 15th ordinance company at Frankford Arizona.
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Okemah
Okla
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Philadelphia
Thomas McGovern
15Th Ordinance Company
Frankford
Ariz
Evacuation Planned for Cologne Zone December 1
Paris reports the Cologne zone will be evacuated on December 1 as disarmament measures meet official approval with no further obstacles foreseen.
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Cologne
Paris
Miners Free Themselves After Eleven Hour Cave-In
Seven miners trapped for eleven hours by a coal mine shaft collapse near Trenton Missouri tunneled through earth to safety. Rescue crews worked from the tunnel face but progress was slow until the entombed men started digging their own path out and crawled through a small shaft opening.
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Trenton
Settle Italian War Debt Terms Favor U S Grant
Italy the third largest war debtor to the United States reaches a settlement after ten days of talks. The accord allows discharge of about 2.042 billion dollars on gentler terms, with 5 million dollars yearly payments for five years and increases thereafter amid Italy's weak finances.
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Washington
Italy
United States
Italy Seeks Satisfaction Over Anti Italian Demonstrations
Rome reports the Italian government has demanded fitting satisfaction from the Yugoslav government for recent anti Italian demonstrations and the desecration of Italian flags in Serb Croat and Slovene states. Belgrade says authorities will prevent further protests and has forbidden a large mass meeting in Zagreb.
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Jugo Slavian
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Jugo
Radio Code Agreed At National Conference
Washington reports the fourth National Radio Conference approved a comprehensive program to expand government regulation of radio and prepare legislation for Congress this winter. Key features include a declaration against monopoly in broadcasting and a pledge that free speech over the radio shall be inviolate.
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Washington
Congress
Mayor Slavn Madjariow Assassination in Sofia
The mayor of Sofia Slavn Madjariow and son of Bulgarian diplomat Michael Madjariow was killed by a former municipal employee who had been discharged. The attacker then died by suicide.
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M. Madjariow
Michael Madjariow
France to Review Negotiations
Paris reports France will renew debt talks with the United States following the settlement of the Italio American debt. The move is expected to occur in the near future.
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France
Paris
United States
Church Unity Vote Unites Northern and Southern Methodists
The Northern Methodist church approved unification with the Southern Methodists after months of debate. The constitutional majority passed 16 315 to 811 as the plan advances while Southern Methodists continue voting, outcome still uncertain.
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Chicago
Northern Methodist Church
Southern Methodists
Communist plot to kill King Ferdinand thwarted in Vienna
A band of communists lying in wait at a country inn attempted to ambush King Ferdinand of Romania as he returned from hunting. Troops captured them after they repulsed gendarmes with revolvers and hand grenades.
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Ferdinand
Rumania
Chicago Beer Syndicate Probe Promises Major Scandal
Federal inquiry into Chicago’s 800000 dollar-a-month beer syndicate expands with officials revealing a scandal rivaling the Daugherty Means affair. The investigation centers on illicit activity tied to government officials.
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Chicago
Harry J. Daugherty
Gaston B. Means
Druse Tribesmen Advance Toward Palestine Frontier
Dispatches report Druse tribesmen advancing toward the Palestine frontier near Damascus in a region described as tense and potentially escalating tensions in the area.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Damascus
Word Puzzle Crossword Clue Answer Grid
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How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle
Guide explaining filling rules for a crossword. Numbers mark starting letters for horizontal and vertical words. Letters go only in white squares, with black squares separating words. All entries are dictionary words except proper names. Abbreviations slang and obsoletes noted in definitions.
Mirror Gazers Puzzle Clue Sparks Two Suspected Pairs
The clue directs solvers to locate two other mirror gazers with positions described: right side down shows a dress feature and upper side down reveals a long hair. The puzzle invites identifying matching figures in the composition.
Two Bates County banks closed under state orders
The Bank of Merwin and the Bank of Amsterdam both closed by their boards in Bates County. State Examiners took charge, reporting September 28 1925 resources and deposits for Merwin at 62328 and Amsterdam at 110164.
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Bank of Merwin
Bates County
Bank of Amsterdam
Fred Heyde
George A. Freund
C. E. French
Bank
Merwin
Emma Alder
Find J., W. Alder
Amsterdam
John— McKee
W. W. Alder
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