League council to investigate Balkans conflict cause
Paris October 27 the League of Nations dispatches a mission to the Balkans to determine facts responsibility and indemnity after Greece and Bulgaria blame each other for the outbreak. A report will be submitted at Geneva in December with an aim to halt hostilities and evacuate troops.
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Greece
Bulgaria
League Council
Paris
Connadl
Mencue of Nations
Balkans
Terrecee Byileurhiest
Iaunedl Tomicht
Geneva
League
M. Brland
Council
Britain
France
Great Britain
League of Nations
Athens
Eday
M. Carapanos
Eulgcaria
Neuilly
Continee
Vienna
Sofia
Claily
Council of the League of Nations
Roun
Council of Lhe League of Nations
Creeve
Demirkape
Willis Case Reported Incomplete Court Record 1773
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Willi e Willis case with unclear court details dated 1773. Readers see sparse identifiers like an entity list of editors and a fragmented caption. The readable portions suggest a legal or court reference without a clear outcome or full names.
Woman Resists as Ground Swells From Local Fire Work
Witnesses recount Mrs McCabe challenging workers at Dunneane Light company scene near Wiking borg bone as a trench dig and pile set, men fanned out, and borough officials contemplate completion of the ACONG project amid property concerns and rent disputes.
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Pepvererg
J. McCabbe
Dunneane Light Company
Borough Street
Commlasionerite
Il Men
MetCabe
ACONG
Yale
Fear of Great Tax Reduction Sparks Capitol Hearings
The House Ways and Means Committee heard testimony on proposed changes to the capital stock tax and for allowing corporate returns, warning that revenue would fall under the administration’s reduction plan. Officials urged caution over loss of revenue while considering new administrative provisions and repeals impacting capital stock levies and business credits.
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Washington
Oct
Itermatoa
Qirtners and Partners
House
Ways and Means
Broweht & Warning
Winslow
Winston
A. W. Grows
Internal Revenue Bureau
Grece
National Lamper Manufacturers’ Association
American Mining Congress
National Coal Association
Joseph J. Klein
New York
Vanderbilt Jr. Suffered Jaw Bone Infection in Atlanta
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr., a Wall Street publisher and noted businessman, has an infected jaw bone and is confined to his hotel room in Atlanta. Physicians say he was under care by local surgeons for the ailment, which is not believed to be serious. His condition has shown improvement, but he may remain hospitalized for several days.
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Atlanta
Cornelus Vanderbilt, Jr
Wallly Newspape
Vanderbilt
City to scrutinize high food prices incinerator flow
A large Madison council gathering tonight will hear plans for an exhaustive survey into allegedly high food prices tied to the city’s incinerator. Councilman J. B. Madison leads a committee seeking methods to ease the cost of living as residents question wholesale produce waste and its impact on pricing and burning capacity.
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Madison
Liquor Conspiracy Is Investigated in Cincinnati Case
A federal grand jury in Cincinnati probes a liquor conspiracy involving transportation of whiskey between this city and Sycamore. U S district officials cite ongoing inquiries directed by the federal Department of Justice as testimony proceeds. In Ashland, a 28 year old man dies after a fall from a tree last Saturday.
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Imimanatolts
Qandpolis
Federal Rami
Venus Furier
King of Cincinnati
Alwore Ward
United States
Aire
Justier
Jom
Marshall
Assiehun
Inter+ Uquer
Flipier
Sy. Leis
Refus
St Laws
Ashland
Rton
Auore
Jury Disagrees In Dunbar City Election Slander Case
The circuit court jury failed to reach a verdict on a slander claim involving J J Conway former city clerk of Dunbar and mayor Moore during the Dunbar election. A second disagreement arose in a breach of contract suit over a timber deal with Knavenor Coxl sales and Dixie Fuel. Meanwhile weight and pricing disputes in a separate case led to overpayment claims of 2407 dollars, with juries stressing diverse verdicts reflecting different plaintiffs and defendants.
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J. J. Conway
Dunbar
Hay
W. T. Moore
Etrcuit Court
Walter Rugse
Oniee Liven
Knavenor Coxl Sales
Dixie Fuel Company
Cui
E. Whilton and
Geeree
Train wreck in Mississippi leaves many dead and injured
A massive wreck near Victovia Mississippi kills 18 and wounds 54 as derailed cars plunge onto a trestle. Hospitals report critical injuries and authorities list numerous victims including Frank Anderson and Lloyd Wags among the injured and dead.
SCHOONER TOWED IN WITH THREE MISSING CREW
A damaged schooner was towed in with three crew members missing. The vessel was driven off course by a gale about 100 miles off the coast near Tevised HATE baer. Rescue efforts focused on Stanley Read ford and crew aboard the schooner Webster. Continuous search for missing sailors continued today.
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Ther
Dot Webster
St. Daha
NioMater Moan
Hans
Roatgat
Rid Wong
Hate Baer
Stanley Readford
Fred Murex
Charserey Beste Raoh
Mersa Winidford
Acheonter
Me Webster
Hoatin
Capitol Annex Chosen for New City Library Build
Charleston school board approves purchase of Capitol Annex for 404000 to convert into a public library. Four votes for, one against Mrs H D Rummel opposed seeking delay for more property info. Temporary library to be set on fire department site with plans for equipment around 50000 and future court/archives use.
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Board of Education
Ony
H. D. Rummel
Capitol
Uiwney
Uficiay
Board of Education of
Charleston
Gehao
Alpe
Ha.stummel
I. Tani
Antip
Wollatens
Val Fruth
Atock
Citizens Corporation
Moe
Tyourmel Ven
T Weeks Aro
Osu
Lee Street
n@ Richardson
Broad Iginia
Broad an@ Lee
Quartier
Brooks Street
Capital
Washington Streets
Laidley
State Streets
Washington
Bradford Street
Capitol Street
Lbrary Commission
Land Department
Supreme Court of Appeals
Rune
Smith
Runinel
Sote
Rocely
Inc
Neca
Local man charged in morning assault at Cape Peak
A morning assault near Cape Peak left a man with a fractured skull and he was admitted to a hospital in unknown condition. Witnesses said the assailant fled and the victim was found unconscious. The man is reportedly in stable condition but under medical care and will be examined by authorities.
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Paris
Hel
Pilagete
Inn
Nnandal
Cains
Tinanes
Awever
Separe
M. Herriot
Senate
M. Canuls
Padkak Group
Murra
Herriot
Briand
Winer
Erenos
Radicale
Hygiene. Com
Gas Tax Suit Set for Trial
A court hearing opened over a restraining order to block Ohio and West Virginia from collecting a gross sales tax on natural gas. The case, led by three natural gas producers and shippers, could span days with Judge Morgin Owen presiding. Officials argue the tax, enacted recently, aims to keep gas within state borders, affecting about 700,000 dollars in revenue and state machinery funding. Governor Gore appointed special counsel to assist.
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Income Man Pleas Court
Morgin Owen
Rourk
Thyme
United States
Mpriductrs
Ani
Virginis Statione
Eoee
Ohio
Indiantame
Pennsylvania
Ineal Consumpion
Thes
PT de Ense Fs
Noc
Howard M. Gore
Wall
Bbs
Dow
Joho J
Sina
Faemer
Ebbert Rumchet
Dunny
A. Rita
Fiegus Comptes
Kemble White
Charles Powgli
A. R.mccue
Palrmont
Bourneys
Gore Warns State Faces Financial Collapse If Gas Tax Writ
Gore warns that granting writs to gas firms could cripple the state's finances. He argues tax collection delays would devastate revenue, jeopardize state services, and force layoffs in courts, police, and state institutions unless the issue is quickly resolved by the courts.
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Gore
WWE
Gaver
Revere
Fannie
Col Mitchell to Face Trial Today in Army Court Martial
Col Mitchell, charged under the fifth article of war, prepares for a general court martial in Washington. The case, investigated by General Moreland, centers on alleged conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline. Court members and officers arrived from various sections, with defense awaiting proceedings.
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Washington
Milt Mitchell
Culanek Mitchell Towight
Artenel Sherman Moreland
Coolidre
Hou
Wecbirtesm
Mitchell
Seaplane Speed Record Set at Bay Shore Park Baltimore
Lieutenant James H L Doolittle on the Curtiss racer set a 3 km seaplane speed record of 245.792 mph at Bay Shore Park Baltimore. The mark, to be recognized by the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale, followed his victory yesterday in the 350 kilometer Jacques Schucidop trophy race.
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Bay Shore Park
Baltimore
James HL Doolittle
United States Army
Rowlittle
Federation Aerimatique Internationale
Doolittle
Durhing
Hha
Wink
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Ff Timbe
Willie Willis
Gregg
Vanderbilt, JR
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Huntington
Charbeton
Phils
Germaine
Glenn
Iagar
Dbic
Ten Ylial Sub Jr
Chia
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Buford
Gullonk
Wailer
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Baer
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Duc
Pyr
Cain
George Remus
Jeg King
Indianapolis
Dunbar City
Circuit Court
Moore
Midson
Veniremen
Maintiffs
Tor
Old Alo
Halher Bowers
Abude Ay Sault
Arthur Hudson
Elyult
Bbc
Lewaun
Tly
Auden
Dacker
Harry A. Levine
Lyda B. Hare Fan
American Standard Manufacturing Company
Charleston Hattery Company
Mary D. Mack
Annié Kinney
Pupe
St. Louis
San Francisco
Memphis
Meales
Arete
Victovia
Miss
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Tuwl Se Lewis
San Francisi Radewad Padsenker
Lothwet
Tiemurte
Neta
Werehiss
Guy Halon
Menphig
Phonpaon
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Ture Wiadden
Clxford
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Keneas
Lloyd Wags
Wille Webaten
Oxford
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Mire
Aiea
Ceore Harminios Minsuiy
Stinetor
Sandy
Amory
Mine Yonge Jordan
Rina Shore
Carratvan
Frank Anderson
Tollywood
Andereion
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Ark
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Ahwon
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Arleschi
Albert Mutter
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Titderernyltien
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Tape
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Wordlet
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Columbis
Tintin
Louisestiay
Irandeey
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Serait
Cher
Phi
Ieee
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Etenes
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Paiileve
Painleve
New City Library
Hammer
Kanawha
Bur University
Tash Legiaheturi
Katty
Col. Mitchell
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