Five Year Debt Truce Sought In Franco American Talks
United States and France move to a provisional five year settlement on 200 million dollars of French war debt. If ratified, France would pay 10 million dollars annually to the U.S. for five years, with full repayment to be reconsidered at the end. Caillaux opposed terms seen as insufficient and left Washington, while American negotiators warned of near collapse.
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Washington
United States
France
Tomph Caillans
Bainee
Franon
New Yorke
American Commission
Congress
Caillaux
Dadnistyavon 1
Aspositin
Forsied
Caillarge
Calllany
Amerieihe
Caillaux Silent on Debt Negotiations in New York
In New York on October 2 Joseph Caillaux withheld comment on French debt talks. Reporters pressed questions during his return from Washington and aboard a transit, but he offered no answers.
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New York
Joseph Cail
Pryfith Finance Iministers
Washington
Caillaux
Interrogions
Conpipomleny
Lansdowne Ordered Removal of Valves
Lakehurst New Jersey October 2 Commander Zachary Lansdowne of the dirigible Shenandoah was warned by the Navy department about handling around pressure height due to removing ten of the ship's 18 automatic safety valves. The court of inquiry, led by Rear Admiral Hilary P. Jones, found Lansdowne recommended the valve removal and that the Lakehurst station commanding officer endorsed the May 12 letter, making him an interested party in the inquiry.
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United
Prem Lakehurst
N. J
Zachary Lansdowne
Shenandoah
Navy Department
Correspondénice
Charles EZ. Rosendahl
Lansdowne
Elh
Lainsdowne
George W Sieele, Jr
Lakehurst
Higt
Lakehurit
Hilary PB Jones
Rosendahl
Spartansburg Community Fair Scheduled October 9 10
Spartansburg hosts its fifth annual community fair October 9 and 10 under a citizens committee and the Vocational School. Event features agricultural and home economics displays, contests, demonstrations, a parade, livestock judging, games for children, basketball, a canteen lunch, and evening speeches and prizes with ribbons and cash awards.
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Mth
Hinva
Spartansburg
Agnie Witrn
Sparta High
Townville
Sparta
Grange Hall
Muimerous
Storm Grounds 22 Planes At Selfridge Field Mt Clemens
Severe electrical storm forces all 22 planes of the First Army pursuit troop to abandon their flight from Washington. Eight planes led by Major Lanphier return to Selfridge Field after turning back at Toledo. Three seek refuge at an emergency field south of Toledo. One lands at an emergency field south of Detroit.
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Selfridge Field
Mt. Clemens
Mich
First
Washington, D.C
TG. Lanphier
Selridge Field
Toledo
Ohio
T. E. Meredith
Lieut
Wil Yy
Detroit
Mail flyer lost in mountains near Bellefont e
United Press reports an air mail from New York to Chicago vanished between Laurelton in Clinton County and Bellefonte in Centre County, 80 miles away. Search parties scour the mountains with no trace found as of dusk. Delegates of British labor plan to raise Saklatvale incident at Inter Parliament Union session. Ben Riley will speak for the English members to protest.
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Hellefonte
United States
New York
Chicago
Laurelton
Clinton C County
Bellefonte
Centar County
Uniwa Bros
Washington
Tabor
Saklatvale
Aight
Ben Riley
House of Commons
North Girard to Become Borough on January First
Erie Oct 2 A county court order by Judge William As'fier formalizes the incorporation of North Girard as a borough effective January 1 1920 The petition of taxpayers led to approval amid initial opposition over territorial boundaries later resolved by agreement The next borough election is set for Kramer tall January 5 1926 with officers to be elected George Hark appointed to provide notices of the election
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Erie
William As ‘Fier
North Girard
Wst
Bing
Kramer Tall
George Hark
Mirt
Senior Class Aims for Washington Trip Fund Drive
Corry High School Class of 1926 with eighty two seniors launches a fundraising campaign to visit the national capital during spring vacation 1926. A bake sale at Ruth’s Gandy Shop on North Western Street kicks off events, with a school play planned for November 20 and ongoing winter activities to support the effort.
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Washington
Corry High School
Othe National Capital
Targent
Ruth
North Wester Street
Postpone S-51 Investigation Report Delayed
Boston October 2 The steamboat and submarine case are postponed until further evidence is available after a session in which Michael Lita, one of the three protesters, was the chief witness.
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Boston
Oet
Michael 5
Lita
Resignation of Wright Shakes State Highways
Governor Gifford Pinchot accepts the resignation of Paul De Wright as state secretary of highways with regret. The dispute centered on funding and timing for improving Bradford County route No 2020, the Elmira and Williamsport road, with the governor insisting on bond funds for seven highways and Wright opposing. The governor states the state’s obligation to complete the road and notes Wright’s actions have created a difficult choice.
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Wright
Acton
Bradford County Road
Paul de Wright
Erie
Giffard Pinchot
Iheoumne
Pinchot
Elmira and
Williamspark Road
Bradford County
Sevenidars
Anniversary of D A R celebrated by Brokenstrawn Valley Chapter
The Brokenstrawn Valley D A R marked the sixth anniversary of the organization with a gathering at Mrs TF Gitlin's home. Members reviewed 35 years of work including Memorial Hall, water system for Tilalay, and preservation efforts. Five new members joined. Red Cross contribution made. requests for burial locations of Revolutionary soldiers noted for investigation. A birthday cake and poetry were featured. next meeting set for November 9 at Mrs May Howard's home. A Rochester officer arrived with news of Harry Austin, arrested for failing to support his two children.
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Organization of the Patriotic Society
Tilalay
Andrew Pauilsoi
Pilgrim Memorial Fountain
Plymoith
Pilgrim Mothers
Ella King
May Howard
Ote
Red Cross Reserve
Chiapter
CB. Sronin
Grant
Isabel Buttoh
TP. Starr
May Hoard
Mya
Howard
Rochester
Harry Austin
School tax receipts total 93000 for 1925 in area
Tax Collector G. H Gordon reported that 9 ton of 93 000 in 1925 school taxes had been paid into his office. The amount collected compares with a larger overage in the Ampint period. The total assessment approximates 1150.
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G. H Gordon
Woman's Club Plans Season Opener Monday Evening
The Woman's Club with about 175 members prepares for its first meeting of the season to be held Monday evening at the hotel. Miss Nellie Wight chairs the membership committee and Miss Mary Condra is president. Members attending before October 1 are exempt from a $5 initiation fee. The charter closes Monday night. The program committee led by Mrs Ross Kigvall schedules engaging entertainments and informative programs. Members are urged to attend the opening at 8 o'clock.
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Zorry
Aintil
Nellie Wight
Shairman
Nimberstinn
Mary Coftdea
Clubehy
O'Elnek
Mrs Wight
Miss Condra
Ross Kigvail
Coolidge at Omaha Tuesday
President and Mrs Coolidge plan a trip to Omaha for the American convention on October 6. They will depart via Cincinnati and St Louis, then head to Chicago and onward to St Louis, with stops in Chillicothe and Moberly, Mo. The train will carry a section of the party.
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MrsonWidge
Omahay
Cincinnati
Louis
St. Louis
Chillicothe
Ohio
St Louis
Oniatlit
Moberly
Faye
Beaver Falls Hotel Wrecked by Explosion
An explosion and subsequent fire destroyed the Darlington Hotel on the Darlingtons East Palestine road at about 3 AM. Damage estimated at 0,000. Guests were forced to watch in nightclothes as firefighters from East Palestine, Ohio, halted the blaze. The hotel, built in 1890, was owned by Joseph Cashiveueh.
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Weaver Pass
Oda
Darlington
Darlingtons East Palestine Road
Suformond
East Palae Ohio
Tye
Joseph Cashiveueh
Ie Yeas
Hold Day Conference in Pittsburgh Aims at Federal Prohibition Enforcement
Federal prohibition administrator Buindis and General Lincoln Andrews lead a conference in Washington and Pittsburgh to deepen cooperation between the two offices with enforcement officials. The meeting seeks closer collaboration and coordinated actions on prohibition enforcement between Washington and Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Prohibition
Buindis
Washington
Lincoln Andrews
Defends Navy From Attacks Over Air Service Plan
Washington report notes opposition to a separate air corps in the Navy. Commodore Rodgers testifies against Mitchell plan, arguing it would undermine control by air officers and deny the Navy blame for accidents. He defends the Navy Department from criticism over the Shenandoah and Hawaiian flight incidents.
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United
Washington
Navy
Mortmander Joli Rodgers
Pai Rogers
Rodgers
Cnitien
Corp
Epg
William Mitchell
Government Faces Pinch From Miners Strike Amid Coal Shortage
Washington reports a strain on federal operations as a coal strike disrupts supplies. Officials warn of heating and energy impacts with only 1810 tons of anthracite available and demand for 13 000 tons. The Bureau of Mines seeks a balance between saving costs and maintaining power to government functions.
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Washington
Fieldton Way
Guyernment
Offisiais
Yale
Statiig
Ebulib
Capitol
Gotramet Tnel Tavers
Bureau of Mines In
Navy rules limit air operations to sea duty says JAGG
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Rear Admiral E Hy Campbell Judge Advocate General of the Navy submitted a ruling to Secretary Wilbur clarifying that Navy air actions must stay within sea duty scope under the law. Col William Mitchell accuses the provisions force naval air missions to end at sea and not venture ashore during the Shen andanh voyage.
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United Press
Washington
E Hy Campbell
Navy
Wilbur
Wiltiany Mitchell
Rescue Efforts Continue As Submarine Crew Fate Remains Unclear
Journal notes that initial hope for survivors is fading as divers inspect the wrecked submarine. Reports from Lawton and naval officials indicate flooding in the engine room and torpedo area, with salvage plans involving large pontoons and patching. A body recovered is thought to be an officer from the vessel, while searches for others proceed at the submarine base.
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Walter
Lawton
Elentritus
Mase
Lindl
Government Street
Hensueila
Filer
Shristy
Adamiral
Krigts
Will
Auer Jen
Monarch
Navy
Christy
Bustos
Stonington
Yacht fireswept crew of 11 saved in Plymouth harbor
In Plymouth Harbor the S S Siwash was seriously damaged by fire after an explosion as she lay at the edge. The captain and four crew members were imperiled by flames but saved by a passing ship’s actions.
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United Press
Plymouth
Mass
Plymouth Harbor
Funeral of James T Hall Saturday
Funeral services held for James T Hall of Columbus who died at home. Burial planned at David Cemetery after service at 1 p m in the afternoon. details note the procession from the residence to the cemetery.
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James ‘T Hall
Viunerai
Janem J. Hall
Columbus
Eli
Hin Gra Thomas Messenger
David Sanetery
Radio Spotlight Names and Affiliations Across Networks
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