League crisis and Manchuria test of Kellogg pact
The crisis in China and Japan over Manchuria tests the League of Nations and the Kellogg nonwar pledge. Dr Alfred Sze and Kenkichi Yoshizawa clash as Japan defends its actions while the council invites US participation and China seeks direct action amid bombing reports and shifting regional control.
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Japan
Far East
League of Nations
Council
United States
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League Council
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Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Geneva
Yoshizawa
Manchuria
Mukden
Chinchow
Tokyo
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Prentiss B. Gilbert
Tremier Shidehara
Nanking
Chang Hsueh- Nang
Chang
Russia
Marshal Chang
Chiang Kai-shék
Spain Adopts Constitution Banning State Religion and Jesuit Expulsion
Pain's national assembly approves a new constitution article declaring no state religion and banning church involvement in commerce industry and education. Another article dissolving church orders is rejected while a measure expelling Jesuits from Spain is adopted.
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Pain
National’ Assembly
Republic
Spain
Railroads face delay on relief plans as IC C considers rate rise
Resident Hoover and advisers review relief options for railroads but no decision was reached. If the Interstate Commerce Commission approves the requested freight rate increase, further aid to railways is unlikely before Congress convenes.
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Hoover
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Amlie Wins Wisconsin Seat to Fill Cooper Term
Progressive Republican HIOMAS R. AMLIE is elected to Congress from Wisconsin's first district to fill the Cooper vacancy. He campaigns against Prohibition, tariff policy, and unemployment. Closest opponent A J Bouma of Racine, Socialist. House tally shows Republicans 215, Democrats 214, Farmer Labor 4, vacancies 5.
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Amlie
Wisconsin
Henry Allen Cooper
la Follette
Elkhorn
Ta Follettes
A. J. Bouma
Racine
Farmer- Labor
Laval to Visit Washington for Ten Day Delegation
Premier Laval of France will visit Washington for ten days in late November. He travels from France on October 16 with a group of assistants and advisers in finance and economics, accompanied by his daughter.
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Dremier
Laval
Washington
Dino: Grandi
Hoover
M. Laval
France
Gov Larson may name Stokes to New Jersey Senate seat
The article discusses potential nominees to fill the New Jersey Senate seat left by Dwight Morrow’s death, with E C Stokes a leading Republican candidate. It notes Stokes’ prior governorship from 1905 to 1908, banking career, residence in Trenton, and GOP prominence.
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Larson
New Jersey
Dwight Morrow
Stokes
Trenton
Morrow
A. Harry Moore
Montana Proclaims National Wool Week November 9 14
Acting Governor Hazel Baker proclaims National Wool Week for Montana from November 9 to 14, urging statewide observance to boost the wool industry. The program, backed by the National Wool Marketing Association and trade leaders, invites sheep men, western merchants, chambers of commerce, service clubs, and women’s clubs to promote events, sales, luncheons, and school talks across the state.
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Helena
Montana
Hazelbaker
National Wool Marketing Association
Chambers of Commerce
West
Far West
Glasgow Band Organized with Thirty Members
State notes recap Glasgow forming a new band with thirty players. Bozeman couple Mr and Mrs H S Young celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. Martinsdale ships 136 carloads of livestock in September. John Dietrich, longtime Helena schools chief, dies. Montana school and road fund gain 34838 from federal oil royalties. Deer Lodge potato warehouse ready to accept harvest. Billings fields dry after heavy rain. sugar beet harvest resumes. Great Northern receives 3500 ties daily from Kalispell mills. Malta Strater area sugar beets yield about ten tons per acre, possibly largest on record. Montana to receive 67151.98 from federal forest fees. Medicine Lodge coal mines reopen to supply fuel. Lake County agents gather carloads of fruit and vegetables for drought areas. Wolf Point sees twins born to two couples. Woolgrowers plan Montana gathering in Bozeman January 25 26. Red Lodge and other towns push home buying campaigns. Froid farmers union to receive two carloads of vegetables and flour. Turkey growers offered deferred feed. First of 60 plus Northern Pacific flood suits settles for 806.20. Suit stems from bridge opening failing to carry flood waters. Carlyn Lantz and Cecil Crysinger announced by Miles City press.
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H. S. Young
Bozeman
Martinsdale
John Dietrich
Helena
Montana
Milwaukee Railroad
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Billings
Great Northern
Kalispell
Malta and
Strater
Medicine Lodge
Beaverhead County
George Woolery
Lake County
Polson
North Dakota
Wolf Point
Adolph Molzohn
A. C. Terpe
Montana Woolgrowers Association
Red Lodge
Bridger
Hamilton
Phillippsburg
Farmers’ Union
Froid
Northern Pacific Railroad
Wibaux
Carlyn N. Lantz
Butte
Cecil Crysinger
W.W Waders
Miles
City
Restoration of Vieux Carre House Earns Historic Status
Beauregard House Inc preserves the Vieux Carre property in New Orleans as a historic monument. The house, restored after 120 years since its original construction, stands as a landmark testimony to the city’s architectural heritage.
Bayer Aspirin Uses and Comfort Promise
When fatigue hits rest is advised but if you must carry on Bayer Aspirin offers relief. One tablet blocks a potential headache and two or three end a carry through when traveling. Keep stock at home and office like a secretary’s aid to save days of discomfort. It covers toothache neuralgia neuritis and rheumatic pains with quick relief.
Indiana Tree Planter Takes Long Look Ahead
A Midwestern tree planter reports 225000 trees in two years in Indiana with tax exemption on land value and plans to reach two million trees. He intends to use the wood for cabinet timber and trusts the trees for his grandchildren, hoping for future gains of up to four million dollars over about seventy five years.
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Indiana Tree Planter
Middle West
Matters Financial
Indiana
Royal stamps linger as critics mock revolutions
Tauropean critics note letters from Spain still bear the head of King Alfonso. One observer jokes that it is easier to depose a monarch from the throne than to abolish the post office.
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Spain
Alfonso
Ice Forty Years Frozen Debris Stripped in Yorktown
Steam shovels battled a frozen mass in Yorktown Pennsylvania during stripping work as heat bore down on workers. Dynamite was used to crack ice that formed nearly sixty years ago from coal mine waste insulation kept it from thawing.
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Yorktown
Rules for daily bowel movements from a famous old doctor
A health ad extols regular bowel habits with tips from Dr Caldwell. It recommends drinking water before breakfast and exercising, plus aiming for a fixed daily time. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, herbal laxative suitable for families and children.
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Caldwell
Save Money Amid Noise of Spending Hype
A wary public faces loud appeals to spend while prudent budgeting urges restraint. Officials and retailers push promotions as budgets tighten, emphasizing smart saving and planned purchases over impulse buys.
Kruschen Salts Advertises Fat Reduction Diet
An advertisement claims Kruschen Salts helps women achieve a slimmer figure and improved vitality. It recommends taking a half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast daily, promising brighter eyes, clear skin, and cheerful vigor as the “Kruschen feeling.”
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Kruschen
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