30 MORE ARRESTS MADE IN FOUR ITALIAN CITIES
The New York World News Service reports a surge in arrests across four Italian cities tied to Fascist actions. Accusations implicate France in Mussolini’s alleged assassination plot, while Italian, French, and liberal papers debate motives, pressuring editors and Masons amid political turmoil.
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New
Mussolini
France
L’epoca
Zaniboni
Italy
Epoca
Farinacci
Zamboni
General Capello
le Quotidien
Rome
Florence
Quotidién
la Tribuna
Secolo
Pietro Nemi
Avanti
Matteotti
Lodge
Italia
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Hauncey Olcott Returns Home After Illness
Chauncey Olcott, the Irish tenor, arrived at his New York home at 17 Sutton Place after a nervous breakdown in Ann Arbor Michigan on Friday. He is 65 and resting comfortably, with hopes of recovery at home where he previously recovered from a serious illness during the role of Sir Lucius OTriger in The Rivals.
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New York World News Service
New York
Chauncey Olcott
Ann Arbor
Mich
Sutton Place
Olcott
Sir Lucius O'Trigger
Son of Wife and Children Mentioned in Legal Notice
A terse legal notice references a family involved with the wife and children, noting proceedings affecting the son and household. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Painleve Plans 15 Percent Tax on Incomes Over 50,000 Francs
Paris November 7 Premier Painleve proposes a 15 percent capital levy for fourteen years to pay off short term bonds, exempting incomes under 50,000 francs. The plan broadens tax to all property including realty and bonds, with a 20 franc poll tax, sparking strong opposition and debate in the Finance Commission.
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Painleve
New York World News Service
Paris
Premier Painleye
M. Painleve
Finance Commission
Chamber
Caisse d'Amortissement
Bank of France
le Temps
France
Figaro
Caisse
St. M. Painleve
Syria
Morocco
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Painleve Plan Faces Setback on French Debt Levy
Paris reports Premier Painleve’s proposal to raise 8.5 billion francs to fund France’s debts encounters opposition. Socialists and Radicals say plans resemble income taxes more than a true capital levy and demand revisions to align with the Socialist program. Radicals defer judgment for study, others doubt feasibility of levy.
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Paris
Painleve
Frances
France
M. Painleve
Chamber
Senate
M. Caillaux
Finance Committee
Courtroom Sways With Tears Over Slaying Case In Colorado
In Bitteton Colorado on November 7 jurors and spectators wept as Mrs. Francis Bishop testified that Harold Elmer Blazer killed his daughter Hazel, framing it as a devout act driven by insane humanitarian devotion. The defense argued Blazer’s mild insanity and prior sorrow from his wife’s death. The state rested after six witnesses. child spectators were barred from the courtroom.
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Bittleton
Col
Francis Bishop
Harold Elmer Blazer
Hazel
Blazer
H. W. Spangler
Bishop
Acs
Samuel Johnson
Joel E. Stone
Lewis D. Mowry
Sorlie Orders Special North Dakota Senate Primary
Governor A G Sorlie scheduled a special election for June 30 to choose a successor to the late Senator Ladd. The date coincides with the regular North Dakota primary.
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Bismarck
N. D
A. G. SorHe
Ladd
North Dakota
Farm Department Targets Mistletoe to Halt Kissing
Washington report says the Agriculture Department will wage a ten year campaign to exterminate mistletoe in national forests. Officials say the plant is a forest pest though they do not object to kissing itself.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Trial details contradicting abduction in Stephenson case
Testimony in the D C Stephenson murder trial aimed to show Madge Oberholtzer willingly accompanied him to Hammond Indiana on March 15 and that she was not abducted. A dying declaration said she poisoned herself after mistreatment, while defense witnesses placed Oberholtzer with Stephenson at various locations and questioned the declaration. Court adjourned for attorneys to prepare instructions.
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Noblesville
Ind
Madge Oberholtzer
Hammond
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Klenck
Earl Gentry
Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
Indianapolis
Oberholtzer
Stephen
James H. Lambert
Washington Hotel
Indianapoli
Miss Oberholtzer
Stephenson
Klenck
Gentry
Elmer Schultze
Laurel
Miss O Oberholtzer
Schultze
Carl Losey
William Remy
Marion County
Lambert
Losey
Sparks
Auto goes in gearless drive injures passerby in city
A car that started in gearless motion crashed along Sixth street striking a woman. Mrs Susie Cunigan 21 was pinned at 604 Elm street and taken to General Hospital with internal injuries a sprained wrist and bruises. Her condition remained serious.
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Dewey Bryan
Mt. Hope Road
West Sixth Street
Bryan
Sixth Street
Elm Street
Susie Cunigan
Elizabeth Street
Brack Cunigan
Cunigan
Wounded Twice in Duel Between Italian Editors
Curzio Suckert editor of Conquista and Pietro Nenni director of Avanti fought a duel in Rome on November 7. Nenni was wounded twice in the tenth assault but the duelists parted unreconciled. The clash followed a heated newspaper controversy.
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Rome
Curzio Suckert
Conquista
Pietro Nenni
Avanti
Nenni
Suckert
Illini Triumph Over Chicago in Sloppy Mud Game
Illinois defeats Chicago 13 to 6 at Memorial Stadium Champaign in a rain soaked mud game witnessed by 70 000 fans. Red Grange gains 18 yards on 17 carries and 25 yard return run highlights a tense contest as Illinois survives Chicago pressure and muddied play to secure the win.
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Champaign
Illinois
Memorial Stadium
Chicago
Red Grange
America
Pennsylvania
Illinois Eleven
Oone
Grange
Britton
Daugherty
Lampe
Maroons
McCarty
Rouse
Eitsch
Kassell
D’ambrisio
Kassel
Curley
Kernwein
Bearcats Triumph in Mud. Maddux Caps Drive over
In a rain soaked mud field at Wittenberg Stadium Cincinnati University beat Wittenberg 6 to 2. Maddux plunged over from four yards in the third period after a fumbled punt setup. Cincinnati also tallied a safety in the final period. Both teams fought through a slow, error prone game as homecoming festivities preceded the crowd-pleasing finish.
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Bearcats
Maddux
The
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Cincinnati University
Wittenberg
Wittenberg Stadium
Cincinnati
Maddox
Klein
University of Cincinnati
Mae Merry
Ataidessonrse
Cocecseaze
Moeller
Omeks
Herman Boer
Letodicenth
Oram
Fritz
Maus
Grimm
Beichly
Bradley
Beemen
Maurer
Edwards
Borst
Mayer
Nimmo
Birst
Valentiner
Borneman
Thornberry
Williams
Filger
Smart Set Ball Ends In A Fight In Paris
North American Erskine Gwynne fought Peruvian Carlos Etcheverria at a Rue SponTini ball hosted by Henri Lattellier. Gwynne defended two American models, hit Etcheverria’s chin after disparaging remarks, sparking a street brawl with many guests trying to separate them.
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New York World News Service
Paris
North
South America
Spontini
Henri Lattellier
le Journal
North America
Erskine Gwynne
Carlos Etcheverria
Etcheverria
Gwynne
Laetellier
Jean Nash
Jean Patou
Joe Laetellier
Laeteller
eSams
Autoist Surrenders On Manslaughter Charge After Halloween Viaduct Death
Ralph Rappold 31, painter of 1016 Del Monte Place Price Hill surrendered to police on a manslaughter warrant for the death of Benjamin Wahn 880 Cleveland Avenue. Wahn died after a foggy Halloween night crash on the Mount Street Viaduct. The case involves a car owned by Jacob Weisberg with Wahn as a passenger. Witnesses include Miss Elizabeth Fickert and Herman Woeste. The arrest followed a Jackson Detective Bureau inquiry in cooperation with the Cincinnati Automobile Club.
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Ralph Rappold
del Monte Place
Price Hill
Benjamin Wahn
Cleveland Averiue
Mitelith Street
Rappold
Jacob Weisberg
Eden Avenue
Wahn
Heldman Clothing Company
Pugh
Fourth
Pike Streets
Weissberg
Seton Avenue
Weisberg
Eighth Street
William H. Jackson Detective Bureau
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Herman Woeste
Norwood
Elizabeth Fickert
Atlantic Avenue
Dixie Terminal
Fickert
Warsaw
Purcell Avenues
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Victim Identified in Auto Mishap In Cincinnati
The injured man, Frank M. Boring, 72, inventor from Dayton, was identified at General Hospital by friend D. O. Bell. Boring lived at Elm Hotel and had a workshop at 117 Broadway in Cincinnati. His wife, Frances Boring of Dayton, was notified. doctors held little hope for recovery due to skull fracture and other injuries.
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Charles Reiners
Stewart Place
Fifth
Main Streets
General Hospital
Frank M. Boring
Meredith Avenue
Dayton
D. O. Bell
Doctors
Garfield Eplace
Bell
Boring
Elm Hotel
Elm
Cincinnati
Broadway
National Cash Register Company
Frances Boring
Daytoon
Cincinnatian Injured in Milan Street Car Accident
Dave Morgan 45, ironworker of 10 East Twelfth street, was injured in Milan Indiana when struck by a street car. His left leg was broken and he received treatment at the General Hospital after being held by the car at the track frog until the collision.
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Milan
Ind
General Hospital
Dave Morgan
East Twelfth Street
Morgan
Central Union Station
Two Injured When Struck By Autos At Street Crossings
Elmer Bobig 54 of Thoma Hotel 516 Vine street was struck near Fifteenth and Elm by a car driven by Riley Anderson 1637 Moore street and taken to St Mary's Hospital with bruises. Mrs Ella Senson 42 of 2113 Ailanthus street was struck at Mohawk place and Central avenue by Charles Sichinger 128 Wabash and driven home after slight bruising.
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Elmer Bobig
Thoma Hotel
Vine Street
Riley Anderson
Moore Street
Fifteenth
Elm Streets
St. Mary's Hospital
Anderson
Ella Senson
Ailanthus Street
Charles Sichinger
Wabashie
Mohawk Place
Central Avenue
Paroled Half of Cincinnati Officers Held in Atlanta
In Atlanta on November 7, about half of twenty five former Cincinnati police officers imprisoned for conspiracy to violate the national prohibition law have been paroled. Officials at the Federal Penitentiary would not confirm reports that the remaining inmates may be freed soon.
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Atlanta
Cincinnati
Four Die As Juarez Cafe Roof Collapses
Four men died when the Tivoli cafe roof collapsed in Juarez across the Rio Grande from El Paso. An American named A. L. Jones and three Mexican workers were killed, with another Mexican worker injured.
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Juarez
EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Rio Grande
A. L. Jones
Harvard Faces 36 Point Defeat by Princeton Tigers
Princeton overwhelming Harvard 36 to 0 in Palmer Stadium as five Princeton touchdowns and a field goal blow away the Crimson. Slagle stars with multiple scores while Dignan Caulkins and Beaves contribute late impact on a rain-soaked afternoon before 59,000 fans.
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Princeton
N. J
Harvard
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Viceton
Crimson
Jake Slagle
Roper
Palmer Stadium
Tigers
Cheek
Cambridge
Tommy Dignan
Slagle
Princton
Dignan
Caulkins
Tiger
Prendergast
Darby
Rosengarten
Beaves
Princeton Pas
L. E
Sayles
Siagle
Eferee
W. G. Grower
Swarthmore
Mpire
F. W. Murphy
Brown
W. M. Hollenbeck
Penn
W. R. Okeson
Lehigh
Radio used in effort to save starving hunters
A Hudson Bay post on Southampton Island faces starvation after two years without outside contact. Radio WBZ in Springfield issued an appeal via the Hudson's Bay Company to send supplies by sled from Chesterfield Inlet Repulse Bay and Wager Inlet, about 300 miles away.
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Associated Press
Boston
Southampton Island
Hudson’s Bay
WBZ
Westinghouse Electric Company
Springfield
Mass
Hudson's Bay Company
Chesterfield Inlet
Repulse Bay
Wager Inlet
Wreckage of Barge Found After Gale Missing Crew
Wreckage from the barge J. Ly Crane, lost in a Lake Superior gale, washed ashore three miles west of Whitefish Point. Nine crew members including a woman cook were aboard when she broke from the tow of the Herman Hettler near Crisp Point. Coast Guard Boatswain John Janssen reported finding the wreckage and the search continues for missing crew. no life preservers have been located.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
J. Ly Crane
Lake Superior
Whitefish Point
Herman Hettler
Crisp Point
John Janssen
Vermillion
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Doslcoth
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Covington Hospital
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