Caillaux May Quit Paris Cabinet As Crisis Looms
Paris dispatch reports Finance Minister Caillaux may resign within days due to financial strain and a return to credit concerns. Louis Loucheur is named probable successor, while radicals push for a capital levy despite Caillaux’s opposition. Painleve likely to stay premier with Briand and Herriot in a reshaped cabinet.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Joseph Caillaux
Louis Loucheur
Chamber of Deputies
Caillaux
Painleve
Briand
Edouard Herriot
Cartel Des Gauches
N. Y. World News Service
ON. Y
Uncle Ike of Ozarks asked to quit postmaster job
Levi Morrill known as Uncle Ike in Harold Bell Wright's work and for 32 years Postmaster at Notch Missouri, has been asked to resign due to age. He is nearly 90, mind sharp, and a replacement may be needed within a month. A petition seeks reconsideration and Congress intercession. The Notch post office may close if no successor is appointed.
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Branson
Levi Morrill
Ike
Harold Bell Wright
Notch
Haseen
Postoffice
Ozark Hills
Forks
Ozarks
Frey Declares He Was Pursuer in Alienation Suit
Charles H. Frey of Louisville testified in his wife's $100000 alienation suit against actress Wilda M. Bennett denying the accusation that Bennett pursued him. He described a marriage marked by quarrels and separations, and said he learned of her case only after his wife filed suit. Bennett testified she learned Frey was married only after papers were served and that knowledge did not affect their social relations.
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Associated Press
Mineola
Charles H. Frey
Louisville
Turfman
Wilda M. Bennett
Justice Faber
Supreme Court
Frey
Long Island
Bennett
W. J. Fallon
Miss Bennett
Saratoga Springs
New York
Elvin Edwards
Rooms For Rent Classified Ad Preview
The Commercial Tribune advertises furnished rooms and rooms and board options. It highlights downtown and hill top private homes and invites readers to browse the classified page for a wide selection and low cost ads to fill housing needs.
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Commercial Tribune
Ohio lawmaker vows bill to curb police rudeness to women
State Representative John A. Hadden announced plans to file a bill requiring policemen to speak softly to women after Elsie Janis and her mother complained in Cleveland about a Cincinnati officer ordering them back to the sidewalk. Mrs Janis urged lawmakers to make policemen gentlemen.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
John A. Hadden
Elsie Janis
Hadden
Elsie
Woman Hiker Attacked. Suspect Sentenced Twenty Years
A New York woman hitchhiking to Florida was assaulted in Emanuel County. W. A. Masworthy was convicted and C. A Wheeler faced trial as the assailants held her in a house overnight before abandoning her in Swainsboro.
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Associated Press
Swainsboro, Ga
Emanuel County
New York
Florida
W. A. Masworthy
C. A Wheeler
Swainsboro
Jailer Seals Windows to Halt Whisky Smuggling
In Bayonne New Jersey police headquarters officers covered basement window bars with sheet iron this week to stop whisky smuggling. Police Inspector Cady ordered the measure after发现 prisoners friends tried to pass flasks through the bars.
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New York World News Service
Bayonne
N. J
Cady
Fire Drives 150 Guests From Hotel Newland
A blaze at the seven story Hotel Newland on West Seventh Street forced 150 guests to flee in darkness at 1 50 this morning. The fire started near the elevator shaft and spread to the roof. Guests sought refuge in Peyton's restaurant across the street as fire crews battled the flames and evacuated remaining occupants.
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Newland
West Seventh Street
Harry Segal
Hopkins Street
Seventh
Race Streets
Fred Brown
J. A. Rice
Mary Silverberg
Jack
Mariam Wylbur
George B. Newland
J. Bradley Sayers
Greeks and Bulgars in Battle After Balkan Tensions
Greek and Bulgarian troops clash on the Macedonian frontier near Petrich as Athens reports Greek forces encircling the town with Bulgarian reinforcements arriving. London and Paris warn Greece and Bulgaria that further hostilities will not be tolerated and mobilization rumors surface in Sofia and Belgrade.
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England
France
Paris
Greece
Bulgaria
Athens
Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Sofia
Council of Ministers
Vienina
League of Nations
Petrich
Rutolek
Mantzarik
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Associated Press
Demirhissar
Demir- Kapu
Comitadji
Felix the fire dog laid to rest in Chicago
Felix mascot of a Chicago fire engine company saved at least four people from death in nine years. Six school children carried the wooden coffin to the grave as eight cars escorted the funeral. Firemen and businessmen raised 400 dollars for flowers and a tombstone. burial took place in a forest preserve plot.
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Chicago
Felix
Forest Preserves
Fatal stampede at Egypt fair kills fifty four in Cairo crowd
A Cairo dispatch reports fifty four killed and forty three injured at a Tanta religious fair attended by about a million. Police clearing a route for a minister triggered a panic on a bridge with possible railing collapse and river drowning. Accounts vary. some cite trampling, others bridge parapet breaks.
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Associated Press
London
Cairo
Exchange Telegraph Company
Tanta
Egypt
Daily Express
West Minster Gazette
Train Wrecked in Fog Shocks Passengers
A Pennsylvania passenger train No. 203 from Pittsburgh to Cleveland wrecked in fog early today in Bedford County, fifteen miles south of here, when it collided with a switch engine. Passengers were severely wounded but escaped serious injury. the crash was attributed to fog.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Bedford
Chicago Grand Jury to hear beer running scandal charges
Federal probes into beer smuggling reach five big breweries, five railroads and multiple officials in Chicago. Investigators say as much as 9 million dollars worth of beer moved into the city since prohibition began, with a complex payout to rail, police, agents and financiers. Two bootleggers, Meyer Berliner and Leo Smude, were arrested at a Michigan Avenue hotel for selling cheap Scotch made from industrial alcohol at 75 dollars a case.
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Chicago
Federal
Morton Grove
Internal Revenue Bureau
Federal District Attorney's Office
Leo Smude
BE. C. Yellowley
Berliner
Smude
Mellon Proposes New Normal Tax Rates in Revenue Bill
Secretary Mellon presents a third set of normal tax rate proposals for the new revenue law. The plan keeps the surtax unchanged while offering concessions to small taxpayers. Congress weighs charges of tax league influence and possible investigations into who funds the anti inheritance tax campaign.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon Today
Garner
Dem
Tex
Mellon
Treasury Department
Congressional
Green
Iowa Tax League
Mr. Mellon
Embezzlement Guilty Rulings Against Channer Sawyer McLaughlin
In Columbus Ohio on October 22 the jury found Channer Sawyer and McLaughlin guilty of embezzlement after deliberating several hours. The report notes grand juries and courtroom details with focus on the trial outcome and involved parties. The article also covers Vattier Lodge Free and Accepted Masons losing its charter for failing to discipline a member linked to Prohibition violations.
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Channer
Sawyer
McLaughlin
Columbus, O
Vattier Lodge
Cincinnati
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Grand Lodge
Atlanta
George A. Sawyer
Herbert S. Channer
Fred. G. McLaughlin
Channer & Sawyer
Charngold Corporation
Virginia Guilfoyle
Wellston
Sherman Palmer
Ryan
Guilfoyle
Metropole
Stephen Beatty
Concord Street
Foreman
Finis
Blanche Coons
Bramble Avenue
Darby
United States Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Bell
Astaite
Mr. Bell
Joseph Graydon
Joseph Heintzman
A. B. Benedict
Coleman Avery
New York Stock Exchange
Lodge Memoir Attacks Wilson as Selfish Leader in League Book
A manuscript by the late Henry Cabot Lodge, written before his death, blames President Wilson for blocking the League of Nations as Lodge asserts the president acted from an overwhelming self interest. The book also covers the round robin fight by Republicans and Lodge’s bid for bipartisan reservations to save the League.
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Washington
Oct
League of Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
Scribner's
Lodge
League
Wilson
Elihu Root
Philander C. Knox
Wilson Peace Commission
Paris
Brandegee
Connecticut
Knox
Pennsylvania
Senator Lodge
Democratic Party
The
International Review
Panama
Mexico
Lusitania
Roxie Stinson Spirited Away in New York Investigation
Miss Roxie Stinson failed to appear before the special Federal Grand Jury in New York as it continued its probe of former Alien Property Custodian Thomas Iller. She arrived with a DOJ agent, was questioned briefly, then spirited away through a private exit. Dispatches report she borrowed 35 dollars to cover expenses and that she looked older and careworn.
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Associated Press
New York
Special Federal Grand Jury
Thomas Iller
Roxie Stinson
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Miss Stinson
Todd
Pennsylvania Station
Brookhart Committee
Columbus
United States
Borthwick
Two Navy Flyers Killed in Cuban Seaplane Crash
Two enlisted Milwaukee men were killed when a seaplane from the cruiser crashed in a tall spin near Guantanamo Cuba. The craft was badly damaged and the men were named Sidney N. Smith chief aviation pilot Norfolk Va and A Ummey aviation machinist's mate first class Barberton O.
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Associated Press
Washington
Milwaukee
Guantanamo
Cuba
Navy Department
Sidney N. Smith
Norfolk
A. Mummey
Barberton
Locarno Heralds Industrial Peace and a United States of Europe
Louis Loucheur told French bankers that Europe should form a United States of Europe with a customs union and low tariffs. He urged rapid steps toward economic integration through commercial treaties and industrial combines to match American efficiency and compete with U.S. industry.
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Locarno
United States of Europe
Louis Loucheur
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
N. Y. World News Service
Paris
United States of America
National Association For Economic Expansion
Loucheur
Berlin
New York
Chicago
Germany
Bismarck
Europe
League of Nations Assembly
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William B. Melish
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