Paul Boncour Slated to Get Job in Paris Report
Cairo reports say Damascus uprising leader Hassan El Karreth was executed by French troops along with seven others. French forces reported 6 000 reinforcements landed at Beirut and 15 000 left Damascus after October 20. Omran notes renewed executions and US aid of 50 dollars to General Sarrail.
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Cairo
Paris
Sarrail
Syria
Damascus
Duport
Eme War Council
Havas
Paul Boncour
Socialist Party
Miner of Labor
Associated Press
Wspaper
Omran
Hassan el Karreth
Beirut
Seon
Rut
United States
Wegirut
Insus Citadel
New Riddle Strikes Pasadena Murder House Discovery
Beautiful Casa De Las Flores in Pasadena becomes the scene of mystery as cow bones are found in a secret cellar once linked to the murder of McCullough Graydon over rent. The Graydon daughters and Maybelle Roe figure in the case tied to old prison sentences.
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Pasadena
Cal
Casa de Las Flores
Winifred Graydon
McCullough Graydon
Eliz
Barbara Graydon
Coolidge weighs extra leave for Butler in Philadelphia
President Coolidge considers Philadelphia Mayor Kendrick’s plea to extend Brig. Gen. Smedley D. Butler’s leave to remain as Director of Public Safety. White House officials have not signaled backing and no decision time is given.
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Washington
Coolidge
Kendrick
Philadelphia
Smedley D. Butler
Public Safety
White House
General Felix Agnus Dies at 86 in Baltimore
General Felix Agnus veteran of Napoleon III and Civil War service died at his Baltimore home at age 86 after eight months of illness. He published the Baltimore American and founded the Baltimore Star later merged with the Baltimore News. He served in Duryea's Zouaves and saved Kilpatrick at Big Bethel. He had been a director at the National Bank of Baltimore and the Century Trust Company. He is survived by two daughters, three grandchildren, and a great grandchild.
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Baltimore
Felix Agnus
Baltimore American
Baltimore Star
General Agnus
C. C. Fulton
Frank A. Munsey
Felix A. Leser
C. C. Fulton Leser
Frederica Leser
Oudin
Kilbreth
New York
Nacirema
Green Spring Valley
Agnus
Napoleon III
Austria
Duryea
New York Zouaves
Kilpatrick
Big Bethel
Port Hudson
Sheridan
Winchester
Lyons
France
Paris
United States
Not Guilty Verdict Stuns Court In Williams Case
In Criminal Court Timothy Williams, a Black man charged with assault with a deadly weapon, was declared not guilty due to a foreman’s slip. Judge Justice Stafford ruled the mistaken verdict must stand and ordered Williams released.
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Washington
Timothy Williams
Stafford
Lifesaving Pulmotor Save Four Children From Poison in Truck
Four children aged 7 to 12 were pulled from the brink of death after monoxide gas fumes filled a small closed truck. Captain Cliff Williams and the Fire Department lifesaving squad, aided by Dr. W. R. Brown, applied the pulmotor for two hours to Naomi Brittingham and Thomas Tobin, restoring all to breathing as midnight neared.
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Cliff Williams
Robert Spraul
Emil Niehe
Walter Saul
Fire Department
Hilda Liggett
East Third Street
Thomas Tobin
William Brittingham
Brittingham
Naomi
Thomas
Captain Williams
Dr. Brown
Mussolini's Third Anniversary Amid Silent Anti-Fascist Resistance
In Italy on October 2 0 amid grand displays Mussolini marks the third anniversary of the march on Rome while 40 million Italians who oppose him stay quiet at home. The regime dissolves liberal press bodies and faces internal opposition from figures like Farinacci as Volpi seeks US loans to avert inflation and safeguard credit.
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Katejan Dunbar
New York World News Service
Italy
Mussolini
Rome
National Press Association
Ukasé
Paris
London
Florence
Freemasons
Volpi
Washington
Squadristi
Farinacci
Fascist Party
Shim
Cremona
Leghorn
United States
Morgan
Banca Commerciale
N. Y
Skulls From Ancient Hunters Found in Czech Tombs
London Oct 30 Sir Arthur Keith describes Czech discoveries of a vast glacial era settlement near Vienna by Dr K D Abson Museum Brunn Moravia. A 106 mile site reveals a twelve adult eight child family tomb thirteen feet long with a beautiful necklace and giant brain prehistoric hunters.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Tutankhamen
Arthur Keith
F.R.S
Czecho-Slovakia
K. D. Absolon
Brunn
Moravia
Europe
Keith
Vienna
Carrie Guthaus Sues Over Alleged Alienation Case
In Chicago on Oct 30 Mrs Carrie Guthaus filed a $50,000 suit against Maude McIntire for alienation of her husband Arthur Guthaus. She discovered a letter from Maude expressing affection and urging contact, seen at a barber shop where they both used to go.
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Chicago
Carrie Guthaus
Arthur
Guthaus
Berenger Named French Ambassador to United States
Paris reports Victor Henry Berenger, a leading French financial authority, will become ambassador to the United States succeeding Emile Daeschner. Official confirmation is withheld, with the announcement expected soon. Daeschner faced criticism from the Debt Mission over the handling of terms and communications with Washington.
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Paris
Victor Henry Berenger
United States
Emile Daeschner
M. Berenger
Foreign Office
M. Daeschner
Coolidge
American Debt Funding Commission
Borah and Smoot
M.daeschner
M. Caillaux
France
State Department
Washington
Dawes
Admiral Hall Reveals How German Mexico Plot Was Foiled
London October 30 Admiral Sir Reginald Hall confirms that German plans to incite Mexico to attack the United States were decoded in his office with help from Edward Bell and Ambassador Page. Hall notes Washington acted on his information after obtaining the original telegram, and that British naval intelligence secured the German consular code early in 1914.
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John Eeee
New York World News Service
London
Page
Sir Reginald Hall
World News Service
Walter H. Freee Yters
Hall
Mexico
United States
America
Germany
Washington
Bernstorff
Ambassador Page
Edward Bell
Naval Intelligence Department
Intelligence Division
The
Admiralty
N. Y
Pueblo pupil found unconscious as clothes hang from tree
Dale Sechrist, a new high school pupil in Pueblo, wore thirty inch Oxford bags to class then collapsed on the school grounds. His trousers hung from a tree nearby while authorities investigate the incident as a possible accident or foul play.
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Pueblo
Col
Dale Sechrist
Indictment claimed in seven million dollar fraud case
Thomas W. Miller former custodian of alien property faces a federal indictment alleging a seven million dollar fraud against the United States. The document details the charges and outlines the scope of the alleged scheme.
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Thomas W. Miller
U. S
Atlantic Coast Line plans Florida to Midwest through line
Plans announced for a new railroad route bridging a forty mile gap from Monticello to Perry Florida. The Atlantic Coast Line will connect Tampa and west coast cities to Albany Atlanta Nashville St Louis Cincinnati and northern points, with construction awaiting Interstate Commerce Commission approval. Project cost about 1.2 million. funds drawn from the railroad treasury.
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New York
Florida
West Coast
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Monticello
Perry
Fla
Tampa
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Nashville
Cincinnati
H. L. Borden
Atlantic Coast Line
Road
Thomasville
Georgia
Albany
Louisville & Nashville
Montgomery
Interstate Commerce Commission
West
Jacksonville
Itanooga
St. Louis
Carolina
Clinchfield
Ohio
Boy 15 Admits Wrecking Train at Uhrichsville
Bertram Barnes aged 15 of Roanoke Ohio confessed to opening a switch at Belden Brick plant causing a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train to derail near Uhrichsville. Charles Tomasic 27 of Uhrichsville died in the crash and several passengers were injured as the brick cars piled up. Barnes said the switch was not locked and returned after hearing the crash. He remains in the Tuscarawas County jail.
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New Philadelphia, CO
Bertram Barnes
Roanoke
Baltimore & Ohio
Uhrichsville
Leo Mauthier
Cleveland
Charles Tomasic
Belden Brick Company
Barnes
Tuscarawas County Jalil
Fer
Discy Wewitch
Seritch
Government to press Miller indictment in New York case
The October indictment of Thomas W. Miller Alien Property Custodian in New York ends an investigation begun after Harlan F. Stone became Attorney General. Officials said the government case led by Hiram C. Todd is ready for immediate trial and will be pursued vigorously, naming several foreigners.
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New York
Thomas W. Miller
United States
American Metal Company
Miller
John T. King
Republican National
Connecticut
Jess Smith
Daugherty
Richard Merton
Frankfort-on-Main
Germany
Metallgeschaft
King
Jess W. Smith
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Mertons
Swiss Metals Society
American Metals Company
Winslow
Grand Jury
Hiram C. Todd
Alfred Merton
The
Metallbank
Leopold du Bois
Basel
Switzerland
Bank of
Fitz-Zahn Geigy
Societe Suisse Pour Valeurs de
Colonel Miller
Robert S. Johnstone
Department of Justice
Roxie Stinson
Hiram C Todd
Clifford Byrnes
Jesse Smith
Columbus
Smith
Mal Daugherty
Washington
D. H
O. Gaston B. Means
Atlanta
Wilmington
Del
Alroperty
Fidac
Paris
Emory R. Buckner
Associated Press
New York Today
Fogh
Harlan F. Stone
Darry
M. Daugherty
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Murder House
Sunday
Commercial Tribune
Butler
Napoleon II
Baltimore American and
Star
Gaines Mills
Charles C. Fulton
Fulton
Annie E. Fulton
American
Grand Army of the Loyal Legion
Army and Navy Club of
Mammoth
Carrie
Daeschner
Admiral
Council
Board of Elections
Election Board
P. R
Migher
Hase
Mighes
Music Hall
Thomas W., Miller
Florida Gateway North
Atlantic Coast Road
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