United States Moves to Withdraw From World Court
Washington reports that the administration will apply for withdrawal from the World Court, signaling that the United States may be effectively out even as it awaits a formal statement. Officials describe the World Court as dead to the United States if reservations are not honored, with actions tied to League of Nations talks in Geneva and possible European government cooperation.
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Avhington
World Court
Geneva
Unitet Staten
League of Nations
United States
Hague
United States Ln
Amarta
International
Amerivean
Secretary of Meats
Coolidge
Heaton
Mussolini to Meet Chamberlain Today
Mussolini and foreign secretary Grandito tett travel to Rome for a planned meeting with Sir Austen Chamberlain. Britain’s foreign office kept comments to a minimum as talks on mutual policies in the Mediterranean were anticipated. The Italian press suggests ties between Italy and Britain will strengthen following the anticipated conference.
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Bayt
T— Cy
Mussolini
Unter
Granditotett
Vemertun
Austen Chaeaterlain
Itaty
Britain
Landon
Italine
Hritinh
Bmusnolint
Forsten Sereretary
Erttieh
Red Cross Seeks 6 Million to Aid Florida Storm Victims
Judge Payne announced the Red Cross faces its largest relief effort since 1906, with 15 700 families homeless across counties around Miami Fort Lauderdale and Broward. Officials estimate 4 000 to 5 000 people may have lost their lives, and the organization plans trust funds for widows and orphans while urging aid to restore shattered communities in a crisis spanning Dade Broward and surrounding regions.
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Osun
End Pompine
Brower County
Ciamater Aufferer
Ifmn
Norris Auflack
Payne
Red Cross
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Naraiam
Reg Cross
Had Cross
Dismissal plea in fraud trial denied by Mack
In New York AP report the judge denied motions to dismiss in a conspiracy fraud case. George E. Williams was ruled not a co conspirator. Trial proceedings resumed after a private hearing behind closed doors.
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George E. Williams
Miller
Allen
New York
Harey AL Dabeh
Erly
Thonine W. Miller
Hack Tm Tsten
Decinke
Chenihera
United States
Buckner
Tae
Judge
Toome
Motiona
Ner
Mei
Art
Judes Mack
George FE. Willams
Miter
Metaty Company
Mitri
Willlame
Richard Merton
Merton
Wilatar
Max D. Steuer
Crainal
Miler
Willams
Former Dartmouth President Dr. William J Tucker dies
Hanover New Hampshire September 2 Dr William Jewett Tucker longtime president emeritus of Dartmouth College has died at his home aged about 80 His wife Mrs Cushwa and the Exeter community were shocked by the sudden death after a period of illness He had served Dartmouth from 1899 as president and earlier years as a student and faculty member at the college
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William Jewett Tucker
College Town
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Tucker
Gallege
F. W. Cuanna
Fe War
Vera Cruz Returns to Normal After Devastating Storm
Vera Cruz, Sept 29. After a hurricane yesterday the city begins to recover with commercial districts restoring normalcy. Reports say two drowned in outlying areas though no foreign casualties. Property losses may reach 200 000 to 250 000 pesos, including waterfront buildings, a yacht club, frame houses, and a marine landing station. Winds uprooted trees, tore roofs, and flooded homes while bananas and sugar cane crops suffered over about 160 miles inland. Twenty to thirty small craft were beached in Vera Cruz harbor. U S consul Willys A Meyer called it the worst hurricane here in 25 years, with no verified deaths but substantial property damage.
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Marine Cor
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Vera Cruz
United Staten View
Willys A. Myere
Motion Picture Congress Delivers Mixed Debate On Industry
Delegates at the international motion picture congress discussed a report proposing migration of labor, sparking debate among Dutch, French, Belgian, and other representatives. The session touched on piracy, patriotism, and foreign influence in American manufacturing amid concerns over censorship and regional integrity.
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Eatigus
Tim Paeliam
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Five Injured In Local Crash In Charleston
Five people were injured when a seven ton fire department ladder truck collided with an interurban streetcar at the Capitol intersection in Charleston. The crash occurred as the truck responded to a library fire alarm. the driver Grover Tackett and several officers escaped serious harm, while passengers and residents received treatment for visible injuries. The incident caused traffic delays on State and Capital streets for over an hour.
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Tackete
Capitol
Capitol Street
Benedict Accuses Sielatt Of Private Carmel Cottage Details
Benedict testifies that Mrs Sielatt told him things about the Carmel cottage that only the actual occupant could know and says the witness was trying to portray his client as a faker. He questions discrepancies in Sielatt description of the house as prosecutors push to frame McPherson’s associates in a May disappearance case.
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Los Angeles
H.C. Benedict
Carmel Cottage
Aimee Semple McPherson
Lor
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Minnie Kennedy
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Slelatt
Bove
Bahn
Abe
Blela
McPhernon
Prosuce & Woman
Kenneth G. Ormston
Kennedy Cotinpaen
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Chimera Tinea
Mrs. Kennedy
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Grand Jury
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Mrs. Ormiston
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Ueen
Thare
Mra
Slelaft
Revera
Mra Slelaft
Carmel House
Hahn
Worman
Atstorney Gilbert
Gilbert
Beneddes
Rick Siclait
Kreen Rissa
Fismay Frumex
Tne Syidenca
Soup kitchens may be needed in East Providence
A fragmented report notes Senator P. G. Gerry of Rhode Island predicts soup kitchens to feed New England workers this winter. He criticizes Republican claims of efficient government and accuses past Democratic officials of malfeasance, urging vigilance ahead of the campaign season.
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Rhode Island
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Smith Campaign Aims for Mass Appeal in New York
In Syracuse, Democratic managers map a battle for governor Alfred E. Smith and senator Robert F. Wagner. They frame the race as a clash between "the boys of the street" and "boys born with a silver spoon," seeking to turn the campaign into a fight between merit and fortune from the sidewalks of New York City.
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New York State
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Robert F. Wagner
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Wadteworth
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Immgra
Bauntelroya
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Finel
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Tater
Yall
Wadsworth
James A. Reese
Anti- Saloon League
Wayne 5. Wheeler
Pennsylvania
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Wrener
Milln and
Princer
Rloh
Miners Freed After Six Days Trapped Underground
Ironwood Michigan reports forty three trapped miners were found alive and well after six days below ground in the same iron mine. Rescue crews battled to reach the group as crowds cheered the first to emerge and the men described birch bark light and improvised meals during their ordeal.
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Sinta
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Samuel F. Syakelman
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Troy
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Greta
Tom Trewarthe
Mini Bos
George Hawen
Aariety
Pullman Company
Chicago
Trewartha
Hawee
Alcohi Panona
Dewart Buys Sun and Evening Telegram in Major Sale
New York on September 27 William T Dewart announced the purchase of the New York Sun and the Evening Telegram along with related properties including the Mohican Droperty and a Connecticut chain of stores. The sales were linked to the late Frank A Munsey fortune valued around 40 million dollars with about 12 million involved in the transactions.
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End Bread Water Diet Trial At Prison Banquet In Washington
In Washington a domed road diet experiment was tried by Mowmed Jemez and Arthur Heslemma under Mrs Mabel Walker Willbrandt in charge of prohibition enforcement. They tested a bread and water regimen to aid law violators as prescribed by Nebrstate court. Both reported feeling worse after the diet and questioned its efficacy.
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Jemez
Arthur Heslemma
Mabel Walker Willbrandt
State to award seven road contracts today
The state road commission plans to award seven road projects with bids opened by Thursday. Sixty four bidders submitted proposals, two projects to be combined into one contract. Winners include A Keathley Charleston and Echols Construction Cass with several road paving and grading efforts in Greenbrier Summers Mason and Fayette counties.
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Hyde Black! and Company
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Fendteton County
Behois Construction Company
Hutchinson to be buried tomorrow in Fairmont
Clyde E. Hutchinson coal operator dies suddenly in Charleston and is to be buried Friday afternoon at 1:30 at the family home Bonnencroft in Fairmont. He was vice president of the Hutchinson Civilian Venture and active in many groups. He belonged to Fairmont Lodge 3 A F and A Masons Wheeling Consistory Matrix Temple and crusade commandery No 6 Knights Templar. He also held memberships in B P O Elks West Virginia Sons of the Revolution and other orders.
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Clyde E. Hutchinson
Charleston
Net A. Briday
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Broughe
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Falrmont
Pairmont
Hutchinsan Cevil Volcany
Intereata
Fairmont Lodge
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A. Masons
Wheeling
Catrix Temple
Mystic Shrine
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Rumber
Nights Templar
Fairmant Lodes B. P
Elka and
the Wast Virginia
Society Sona of the Revolution
Hornsby son stays to play as mother dies
Rogers Hornsby will manage and play for the St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series after his mother died in Austin. She urged him to remain with the team until the series ends, and he decided to carry out her wish despite traveling concerns.
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