Divers Continue Rescue Despite Doubt on S 51 Survivors
Divers press on with salvage work on submarine S-51 after officials concede low odds of any crew alive. Former crewman from Marblehead offers to enter the vessel, while Navy officials insist on continuing operations despite worsening weather and grim reports.
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U. S
New ON
Conn
H. Christy
Atlantic
Camden
Christy
Wilbur
Washington
Navy Department
City of
Rome
E. J. King
E. A. Hidenbrand
Marblehead
Mass
Navy
King
H. A. Flannagen
Frederick Teschemacher
William Charles Teschemacher
Newport Naval Hospital
William
Frederick
John L. Gibson
Chewink
Howver
Widow Recovers Insurance Funds In Government Refund
A Kings County widow reported her fire damaged insurance money after flames charred a $1,100 claim. She kept the ashes in a tin box, and the bank later received a government check for 1080 to return to the woman. The accompanying document noted a short count of 20.
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Hanford
Cal
King's County
Pacific Southwest Trust and Savings Bank
United States Treasury
Who Can Do The Odd Jobs In Your Neighborhood
Home and house finishing tasks offered daily in the FIXUT family classified ads. Services include auto trimming replating paper hanging painting brass beds refinished and more. Call a member of the FIXUT family listed under Business Service for electric wiring furnace repairs and driveway work.
Maharajah of Kapurthala Dines With Elbert Gary in New York
The Maharajah of Kapurthala, Indian prince and longtime British ally with revenues around 3 million a year, arrived incognito in New York and attended a luncheon hosted by Elbert H. Gary of U S Steel. He traveled via Havana and Atlantic City, accompanied by a large entourage. He invited Gary to his November 24 fifty second birthday with plans for lavish entertainment including elephant rides and many dancers.
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Maharajah OF
Kapurtla
New York World News
New York
Kapurthala
India
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Bankers’ Club
South America
Havana
Key West
Atlantic City
Sirdar Jamani Dass
Militar
Ata Sirdar Adjudhin Dass
Anita Delgado
Gary
Judge urges amending Volstead act to popularize liquor law
Federal Judge William 38 Sheppard of Pensacola argues Congress should amend and popularize the Volstead act to legalize sale of light wines and beer. He says enforcement hinges on public will and notes support for prohibition remains strong in the South and Gulf Coast.
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Associated Press
New York
William
Sheppard
Pensacola
Fla
Congress
Gulf States
California
South
Son of Banker's Son Killed in Des Moines Farm Fight
Earl Stewart former University of Iowa athlete and son of Grimes banker W. J. Stewart was killed in a fist fight on a farm. Three men and a girl are held as investigators weigh who struck the fatal blow. Police say Stewart intervened in a quarrel between J. A. Smith and William Friar leading to his death. Smith and Friar, with Elmer Staver, are detained for questioning.
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Iowa University
Associated Press
Des Moines
Earl Stewart
University of Iowa
W. J. Stewart
Grimes
Here
Stewart
J. A. Smith
William Friar
Smith
Friar
Elmer Staver
Scott Heads Safety Council in National Convention
Charles B. Scott director of Chicago Bureau of Safety was elected president of the National Council in Cleveland in a convention. He succeeds C. B. Auel of Isburgh.
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Scott
Safety Council
Associated Press
Cleveland
Charles B. Scott
Bureau of Safety
Chicago
National Council
C. B. Auel
Isburgh
Beauty in Sequel 10 MRA Scandal Vanishes Again
Mrs. Hilda Betty Cooke a Canadian beauty and fugitive from husband Henry James Cooke Toronto lawyer loses custody of her five year old daughter Shirley to Cooke. Superior Judge J J Trabucco cites moral unfitness for custody amid international legal fight involving Senator Hiram Johnson and immigration authorities. Johnson accused of using office to aid his son Archibald Johnson who represents Mrs Cooke. Detention stay granted for 60 days pending deportation case and prior disappearance of mother and daughter in Reno context.
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New York World News Service
San Francisco
Hilda Betty Cooke
Henry James Cooke
Toronto
Law Today
Shirley
J. J. Trabucco
Charles N. Douglas
Cooke
Hiram Johnson
Senat Johnson
Senate Immigration Committee
Archibald Johnson
United States
Johnson
Bor Davis
Senaes Ry
Davis
Jon Johnson
McCaffrey
Department of Labor
Reno
Five Mr A Sensations In Cooke Divorce Case
Toronto reports the long running Cooke divorce saga from 1922 to 1924 involving J Henry Cooke and Hilda Betty Cooke. The case features multiple unidentified co respondents under codenames and repeated legal actions across Ottawa Buffalo and U.S. courts over alimony custody and misconduct allegations.
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New York World News Service
Toronto
J. Henry Cooke
Hilda Betty Cooke
House of Commons
United States
Cooke
PME Ca
Beeaeee
Moe. EB
Me. Cooke
Rebel Forces Invade Rio Grande Do Sul Brazil
Reliable reports say about 300 armed rebels crossed from the mountains near Rivera into Rio Grande do Sul. They are commanded by Honorio Lemos and Julio Barrios. State troops along the border failed to stop the incursion and several border towns may be cut off.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Rio Grafigo
Do Sul
Brazil
Rivera
Honorio Lemos
Julio Barrios
Rio Grande
Ana Delivramento
Negro Is Sentenced to Death for Boswell Murder
In Hamilton County Ohio James Henry a 37 year old Black man was sentenced to death after pleading guilty to the murder of 14 year old Edna Boswell. He confessed and reenacted the slaying before Judges Hoffman and LeBlond in a rapid six hour hearing. The sentence sets January 9 1926 for execution by electric chair at the Ohio Penitentiary.
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Edna Boswell
Addyston
James Henry
F. L. Hoffman
R. A. LeBlond
Ohio Penitentiary
Henry
Hamilton County
Hoffman
Masked bandit robs Missouri Pacific train at Omaha stop
A lone masked robber held up twenty five passengers aboard Missouri Pacific Train No 107 as it neared the Omaha yards. He robbed travelers of money and forced a porter to search them before escaping by leaping to the platform after exchanging gunfire with a railroad detective.
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Flyer
Omaha
Neb
Missouri Pacific
Real estate operator Felt shot in Emanuel home in Germantown
Philadelphia police report Bullets ended life of Phil A Felt 35, a wealthy real estate operator and former motion picture eater, at Lillian Emanuel's house after a quarrel. Emanuel, a 26 year old divorcee, was jailed on suspicion of assault and battery by shooting. The pistol with unexploded shells was found at the scene.
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Phil A
Lillian M.emmanuel
Germantown
Miss Emanuel
Felt
William B. Gray
Director’ of Public Safety
Butler
Ellen Galbraith
Germantown Hospital
Emanuel
Miss. Emmanuel
Sprague Denies Full Accuracy of 1920 Campaign Testimony
In Chicago on September 30 Colonel A A Sprague testifies before Federal Court that his Senate committee statements on 1920 campaign expenditures were not correct in all details. He faces a $5000 suit from Colonel William C Procter over a $100000 note for campaign costs, asserting Sprague co signed but he says he signed only as a bank official. The trial could go to a jury tomorrow.
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Chicago
A. A. Sprague
General Wood
Senate
Sprague
William C. Procter
Cincinnati
Wood
Procter
Senate Committee
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
Reed
William Procter
Hettia
el Procter
Four Earthquakes Felt in Nicaragua and Nearby Regions
Four severe earthquakes were felt yesterday at Masaya near Managua, with eruptions reported at Santiago and Onotombo on the Managua north shore. A separate tremor at Helea Montana caused minor snow disturbances, loosening snow on roofs for six seconds. In San Francisco a faint quake woke residents at 7:30 this morning.
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Associated Press
Managua
Nicaragua
Masaya
Santiago
Onotombo
Helea
Mont
Navy charges blast Shenandoah disaster bungling
At Lakehurst New Jersey Captain Anton Heinen says the Shenandoah wreck was caused by officers ignoring danger signals and blames Commander Zachary Lansdowne. Colonel William Mitchell accuses the Navy of amateur bungling in three aeronautical projects and questions tropical planes, Arctic expedition gear, and the Hawaii flight. World Flyer Wade testifies later.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Court of Inquiry
Anton Heinen
Zachary Lansdowne
Jones
Heinen
C. L. Rosendahl
Washington
William Mitchell
Air Board
Navy
Army Air Chief
Midwest
John A. Paegelow
Army Balloon School
Scott Field
Ill
Clarke Brant
General Board
Mitchell
Leigh Wade
Army World Flight Squadron
Mendelssohn Choir of Toronto to appear with Cincinnati Orchestra
Toronto’s Mendelssohn Choir will join the Symphony Orchestra in Cincinnati for concerts March 25 and 26 marking a major cultural exchange. The $15,000 program imports include Beethoven’s Ninth and unaccompanied choral works as the choir, famed worldwide, travels from Toronto.
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Mendelssohn Choir
Toronto
Cincinnati
Mendelssohn
Symphony Orchestra
Charles Pearson
Heethoven
Mendels
Mnall Symphon Orchestra
A. S
Philadelphia Orchestra
Pearson
Irish General Mulcahy Tells Philadelphia Rally Attacked
Irish Republican sympathizers attempted to assault General Richard Mulcahy as he exited Independence Hall with 378 delegates to the Inter Parliamentary Union. Police protected him as arrests were made at Broad Street Station and Independence Square. two men were restrained and a woman was threatened by magistrates who largely discharged the others. Mulcahy and delegates later attended a Chester reception before traveling to Washington.
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Philadelphia
Richard Mulcahy
Mulcahy
Independence Hall
Kendrick
Liberty Bell
Independence Square
Tesses
Broad Street Station
Michael McFadden
Daniel
O'Rourke
Fitzgerald
America
Ireland
Fitzgérald
William Sproul
Chester
Washington
Miners Report Ancient City Found Near Penland
Senator Overman asks Geologic Survey to send an expert to Penland North Carolina to study an ancient city uncovered by miners. John R Penland owner of a Bear Creek mine says an idol weighing six to eight tons bears inscriptions and dates 400 to 600 years before Christ. An examination of the mine will be made.
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New York World News
Washington
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Geological Survey
Penland
Asheville
John R. Penland
Bear Creek
Overman
Uct
Coolidge to Decide on French Debt Pact Terms
Washington reports that President Coolidge will hear the American commission’s final stance on France’s debt settlement after Caillaux’s last offer. The plan would pay 40 million annually for five years, 60 million yearly for seven years, and 100 million yearly for 50 years, totaling about 5.62 billion in principal and interest on 4.21 billion debt. The White House meeting is set for 9, with a joint session and an 11 o’clock answer to follow.
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Washington
Coolidge
Caillaux
France
M. Caillaux
Mellon
Hoover
Smoot
Utah
Crisp
Georgia
White House
Nmlow
Congress
Commission
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Britain
Coolidg
Associated
Pravieh
CaiNaux
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Arctic
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