World events briefed from Washington cabinet meeting
Secretary Wallace reported on the world situation but the session failed to produce a relief program for wheat growers. Other items note higher duties under the Fordney McCumber tariff, a $200 million first-year customs take, the U S post at Shanghai closed under treaty terms, and relief funds for Japanese disaster areas reaching about 6 500 000 with 3 000 000 spent.
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Wallace
Tuesdy
Washington
Germany Surrenders Ruhr as Bavaria Names Dictator
The article reports Germany surrendering in the Ruhr and Bavaria seizing dictatorial power. Bavarian Premier von Koiling is ousted, Gustave von Kahr named dictator with suspended rights. Berlin rejects the Bavaria move and War Minister Otto Gessler assumes military dictatorship in Bavaria. In Oklahoma, Walton supporters suppress a planned legislative session, martial law extends to Murray County, while federal response remains limited.
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Germany
Ruhr
Bavaria
Geesler
Brice
Key
Markham
Capitol
Campbell Russell
Walton
Beenes
Bo Yart
Rhineland
Feladona
Allés
Berlin
von Koiling
Stresemann
Gustave von Kahr
Pukring
Bis
Ebert
Otto Gessler
von Kahr
Ruprecht
Ludendorfft
Adolph Littler
Fugetati
Coolidge Receives Northwestern Farmers Wheat Relief Plan
A conference in Washington with bankers and farmers from the nine wheat states delivered a concrete wheat relief program. It urged reviving the U S Grain Corporation as a marketing and production stabilizer with a 50 million dollar capital, quick congress action, a dedicated agency to separate domestic wheat demand, and possible rail freight rate reductions. President Coolidge pledged sympathetic consideration.
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Warnington
Ninth Federal Reserve District
Wallace
Hoover
Eugene Meyer
Finance ‘Corporation
United States Grain Corporation
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Coolidge
Spruce Pine Residents Asked to Leave by Citizens Group
A fragmented report notes that a group of residents near Spruce Pine urged certain individuals to depart from the area. The sequence ended without incident and states Spruce Pine has no native Black residents.
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Spruce Ping
Gover Groes
Spruce Pine
Moscow Hand Behind Bulgarian Revolt, Says Belgrade
Belgrade reports forty Russians and a former officer from Baron Wrangel's Crimean army were killed by Communists during an uprising near the Bulgarian town of Vien. Official transmission claims Red agitators from Russia used funds to sway the local population.
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Belgrade
Baron Wrangel
Vien
Iren Sofa
Russia
Dictator Sets Guards Over Von Ludendorff
Berlin dispatch reports dictator von Kahr has placed eight special guards over General von Ludendorff to prevent a pan German movement against Munich and Berlin. Von Kahr threatens arrest if a revolt threatens his authority and identifies Henry Butcher as a potential target.
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Gen. von Ludendorff
Berlin
von Kahr
von Ludendorff
Munich
Vou
Ludendorff
Herry Buttjer
Train wreck near Guernsey leaves many dead in Wyoming
Denver Sept 28 reports say more than twenty people drowned when five cars of a Burlington and Quincy passenger train No 80 plunged from a bridge into a wooded creek near Guernsey Wyoming. Telegraph operator at Guernsey station relayed the disaster to the chief dispatcher.
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Burlington
Denver
Colo
Burlington & Quincy
Guernasy
Wyo
Guernsey Station
Georgetown president warns students against poetry to young ladies
Washington September 28 President Greaden of Georgetown University addressed professional school students at opening exercises. He urged them not to settle for less than a $4,000 yearly salary and cautioned against writing poems too often to young ladies.
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Washington
Greaden
Georgetown University
Money Orders Between Bulgaria and United States Restored
Following a convention between the United States and Bulgaria, money order exchange resumes after a wartime interruption. The new rule requires both governments to handle transfers, with details outlined for Bulgaria and Washington.
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Bulgaria
Washington
United States
Liner Cuba Wreck Report Seized by Armed Men
Three men visiting San Miguel Island near Santa Barbara report that the liner Cuba wrecked on September 8 had deeds seized by fourteen armed men. The incident occurred off the coast near Los Angeles, with details from September 28.
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Geize
Los Angeles
Cat
San “Miguel Islana
Santa Barbara
Cuba
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National League of Woman Voters
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Asia
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New York
Adams
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Renuhtlenn Rational
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Council
Indy
Wimbledon
England
Ulxty
Oklahoma City
American Federation of Labor
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Fed
Norfolk (A.) Harbor
Ot Army Base Pier
J. W. Mosa
Mra
James P. Stevenson
Berkeley
Cal
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Wheeling Steel and Iron Company
Wheeling
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Norfolk
Peanut Growers’ Association
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Linage Breakera
Madrid
Shys & Parle Dispatch
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Hoby" Baker
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Ceuta
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Muscle Shoala
Ala
Gorgan
Alahama Light and Power Company
Gorgas
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Farmers
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Banker-Faber
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