Pact at Locarno Talks Aims to Bind Nations to Peace
At Locarno the western security pact nears final form with key points agreed. Disputes would go to a three member conciliation board and then to the League of Nations if needed. Germany seeks air equality and Saar and Rhineland terms, Briand and Stresemann push for prompt treaty signings.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Locarno
Hague
Council of the
League of Nations
Versailles
London
France
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jurists
Germany
League
Belgium
Herr Stresemann
Beesides
Briand
Chamberlain
Cologne
Rhineland
Stresemann
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Augsburg Confession Found in Germany
The original Augsburg confession, core to Lutheran doctrine, has been located in the Germanic National Museum archives in Nuremberg after a long scholarly search. It was drafted by Philip Melanchthon and sent on June 15, 2030 to Nuremberg City Council and then to the Diet in Augsburg convened by Charles V.
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Associated Press
Cuuremburg
Germany
Germanic National Museum
Luther
Philip Melanchthon
Nuremburg
Augsburg
Charles V
Furniture For Sale Exceptional Home Items
Thrifty buyers seek value in the classified page offering rugs furnishings and household equipment. Quick selling items promise attractive prices and smart purchases for home needs.
Douglas Fairbanks Hurt In Film Stunt Rib Torn Loose
Hollywood Oct 13 Douglas Fairbanks injured during a stunt while helping his leading lady to a ship cabin roof. The force tore one rib from his breast bone. the accident happened four days earlier, details learned at his studio tonight.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Associated Press
Hollywood
Cal
Stolen Jewels Worth 731 600 Recovered in New York
Private detectives return the jewels stolen from Mrs. Jessie Woolworth Donahue to police. The loot includes two pearl necklaces valued at 450 000 and 250 000, a 30 000 diamond ring, two platinum diamond rings at 200 each, and other items. A potential arrest was hinted, with a reward over 75 000.
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Associated Press
New York
Jessie Woolworth Donahue
James P.ue
Donahue
Insurance Company
Pecora
Donohue
Zanton
Budlong Loses Bid to Bar Wife From Home in Arkansas
In Providence Arkansas on October 13 Judge Baker denied Milton J. Budlong a preliminary injunction to keep Jessie Margaret Budlong off his Newport estate The Reef and out of his life The ruling sets a precedent that Budlong must pursue divorce court or endure alleged annoyances from his wife The North Central Texas Oil Company executive faced a restraining action in a long legal battle over the couple s status
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Providence
Jessie Margaret Budlong
Milton J. Budlong
North Central Texas Oil Company
Baker
Budlong
Newport
Reef
Udlong
Plas
SLAIN MAN'S FATHER CLEARED INSANITY HEARING
W. B. Cole, prominent cotton manufacturer of Wilkesboro North Carolina, was found sane by Judge Finley after being acquitted last week of slaying W. W. Ormond a former suitor of his daughter. Prosecutors had urged commitment to the state asylum while arguing insanity as the defense led to acquittal.
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Slayer
Weld
Associated Press
Wilkesboro
N. C
W. B. Cole
W. W. Ormond
Finley
Two Flyers land safely after gear loss in Air Race
Captain Early W. Duncan of Langley Field and Sergeant William Morehead faced a dangerous split landing in the Detroit News trophy race when the left landing gear tore away after clipping a telephone pole during the eighth lap. Despite this, they landed the Douglas transport plane with one wheel and no injuries. A second incident saw Private Carl Gunther fall after a parachute buckle failed, but his emergency chute opened, and he landed safely. Lieutenant E. E. Harmon won the Detroit News race with an 800 horsepower Huff Daland XLB.
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Mitchel Field
N. Y
Early W. Duncan
Langley Field
William Morehead
Hicksville
New Bridge Road
Duncan
Morehead
Sergeant Morehead
Carl Gunther
Fifth Observation Squadron
E. E. Harmon
Army Air Service
Washington
Har
Spanish engineer unveils vertical takeoff aircraft
The Air Ministry tested Senor Juan de Lacierva's Amatodynamo at Farnborough with Lt. Courtney piloting. The craft rose and descended almost vertically using wing-like vanes, requiring no skill to fly. Court notes a promising future for passenger craft and short takeoffs.
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Arthur E. Mann
New York World News Service
London
Air Ministry
World News Service
Senor
Juan de Lacierva
Farnborough Airdrome
Courtney
la Cierva
Newport Officer and Woman Killed In Auto Crash
Newport police officer Charles Hamilton age 51 and Mrs Hattie Silver age 35 were killed when their car struck raised abandoned tracks on Alexandria pike near Ft Thomas and overturned. Hamilton's skull and jaw were fractured while Mrs Silver suffered a fractured skull a broken neck and broken ribs. The pair were taken to Speers Hospital Dayton Ky where they died. Hamilton served 29 years and was survived by a son and two brothers.
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Newport
Alexandria Pike
Ft. Thomas
Speer's
Dore Silver
Monmouth Street
Walter B. Hughes
Campbell County
Hamilton
Clark
Josephine Morgan
Elmer Wald
Crowell Avenue
Concord Avenue
Grant Street
Baby Farms
Silver
Jackson
Bilver
Speers Hospital
Rachel
Man Shoots Himself Over Separation in Hartford City
Despondent over a separation from his wife Charles Nickol 915 West Chestnut street Hartford City Ind shot himself yesterday in a rooming house at 400 East Fourth street He died or may die at General Hospital A revolver lay nearby Mrs Louise Brady and Mrs Loretta Sheppard heard the shot Nickol said he came to Cincinnati about a month ago A envelope addressed to Mrs Blanch Nickol was found in his room Police believe he started a letter to his wife and then destroyed it.
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Charles Nickel
West Chestnut Street
Hartford City
Ind
East Fourth Street
General Hospital
Louise Brady
Loretta Sheppard
Nickel
Brummer
Tritschler
Nickol
Cincinnati
Blanch Nickol
Senator Ralston Critically Ill in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on Oct 13 Senator Samuel M Ralston remained critically ill with a complication of diseases. His son Julian Ralston said the elder man slept fairly well but doctors saw no improvement.
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Senator Ralston
Indianapolis
Samuel M. Ralston
Julian Ralston
Labor to Begin Battle to Use 1926 Congress
Atlantic City October 13 The American Federation of Labor adopts plans for a 1926 campaign to win a labor friendly Congress with a 15 percent wage rise pledge. The convention orders the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks to surrender control over teamsters or be suspended, and urges wage protections and waste reduction to push prices and wages higher.
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American Federation of Labor Convention
United States
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Brotherhood of Teamsters
Teamsters
Federated American Engineering Societies
Americans Fire On Panama Mob in Canal Zone Clash
In Balboa Canal Zone on October 13 a clash between American troops on patrol and rent protestors left one dead and four injured while forty arrested in Panama City. Troops returned fire as missiles were thrown from buildings. The American legation called for restraint and said troops would keep order to hasten an orderly political and economic adjustment in Panama.
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New York World News Service
Balboa
Canal Zone
Panama City
Legation
Panama
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press. Pub. Co
Hog Island bids rejected by Shipping Board
Washington Oct 13 All bids received by the Fleet Corporation for Hog Island sales were rejected by the Shipping Board. The offers were deemed inadequate or not meeting the advertisement requirements.
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Washington
Fleet Corporation
Ais
Hog Island
Shipping Board
Pittsburgh Wins Sixth Game In World Series Tie
Frank Sullivan reports from Pittsburgh as the Pirates and Senators clash in Game six the world series. Kremer faces Ferguson with the score tied at 3 10 2, crowds buzz, Philadelphia smoke humor and pregame chatter color the scene.
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Pittsburgh
Washington Falls
Kremer
Drop Charges Against Actress Gloria Faure in Mexico Visit
Washington reports that instructions were sent to drop the investigation of charges that Mexican actress Gloria Faure unlawfully accompanied Alberto J. Pani, Calles government finance secretary, into the United States. Labor officials say political motives prompted the charges and foreign officials are exempt from immigration rules.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Curran
Senorita Gloria Faure
Alberto J. Pani
Calles
W. W. Husband
Labor
Labor Department
Husband
Church
Department
Paul
United States
Actress Gloria Faure Traveled With Pani to New York
A. H. Carvantes, Pani's secretary, confirmed Gloria Faure accompanied Alberto J. Pani to New York in his private car Hidalgo. The party, said to include only Pani and official staff, arrives as they discuss debt and rail matters with bankers. Accusations claim Faure rode from El Paso and appeared at Pani's hotel with him.
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Associated Press
New York
Gloria Faure
Alberto J. Pani
A. H. Carvantes
Senor Pani
Pani
el Paso
Hildalgo
Mexican National Railways
Senor Pami
Los Angeles
Kremer A Sophomore In Big Leagues Not A Star
Ray Kremer, a 29 year old pitcher from Oakland, California, is described as a valuable but unstarred player. A former minor league veteran with a sharp curveball, he played in the old coast and Giants system before joining the Pirates. He posted 18-10 in 1924 and 17-8 in the current season as a McKechnie regular.
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New York World News Service
Pittsburgh
Ray Kremer
New York York Giants
Oakland
Pirates
McKechnie
Kremer
Cal
Weeks Resigns War Secretary Post. Dwight Davis Named Successor
John Wingate Weeks leaves public life after resigning as Secretary of War. Dwight F. Davis, World War veteran and holder of the Distinguished Service Cross, will become Secretary of War. Davis, 47, is a St. Louis native and donor of the Davis Cup, noted for his work in mobilization planning and the Air Service controversy handling.
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Washington
John Wingate Weeks
Dwight F. Davis
Weeks
Taft
Davis
White House
War Department
Coolidge
National Guard and Reserve Corps
Republican Organization of Missouri
West
Middle West
St. Louis
Air Service
Quake Recorded In Capital Shakes Washington Area
A heavy earthquake centered about 3,000 miles from Washington was recorded today on Georgetown University seismograph. The tremor began at 12 48 and lasted to 2 30 with peak around 1 o'clock described as rather severe by Father Tondorff who supervised the instruments.
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Capital
Washington
Georgetown University
Father Tondorff
Moore's Fifth Inning Blast Lifts Pirates Over Senators
Eddie Moore delivered a decisive fifth inning home run as the Pirates beat the Washington Senators 3 2 in a tense World Series game at Forbes Field. Ray Kremer pitched well for Pittsburgh, lifting them to a 2 1 series tie with a chance to clinch in the seventh game.
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New York World News Service
Pittsburgh
Barney
Dreyfuss
Washington
Mussolini
Senators
Pirates
Queen Mary
Joe
Joe Harris
Ferguson
Kremer
Eddie Moore
Kentucky
Ray Kremer
Moore
Walter Johnson
Max Carey
Harris
Forbes Field
Clyde Barnhart
Johnson
Bharley
Old Barney
Christy Mathewson
Jack Coombs
Babe Adams
Stanley Coveleskie
Dutch Reuther
Lee Meadows
McKechnie
Johnny" Morrison
Rube Oldham
Portsider
Goslin
Goose
Peckinpaugh
Bluege
Bucky Harris
Hank Severeid
Ruel
Bob Veach
McNeely
Bob
Joe Judge
Wright
Pie Traynor
Wales
Alex Ferguson
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