Locarno Peace Protocol Emerges as European Hope
Locarno, Oct 18. A new peace protocol born at Locarno aims to bind arbitration, security, and disarmament into a Geneva style framework. The Rhine pact and six accompanying treaties form the heart of Europe’s peace system, with Germany pledging arbitration and Eastern treaties backing enforcement. German leaders Luther and Stresemann returned to Berlin amid cautious optimism as British and French diplomats praised the breakthrough and urged continued cooperation.
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New Party
Deutsche Tageszeitung
M. Briand
Europe
Stigma Removed From Christianity in China
New York Oct 18 AP Christianity no longer a foreign stigma in China claims Ralph A Ward a longtime Methodist missionary in a report to the board of foreign missions He notes many leaders of the republic are Christians and about 2 300 000 Chinese are enrolled in Christian churches in public and private life
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China
Ralph A. Ward
Peking
Board of Foreign Missions
Ise
Christina Churches
Regular Algorie Shrine session at Scottish Temple October 19
The regular monthly session of Al Gorie temple will be held at the Scottish temple on Monday October 19 at 8 p m All members are requested to attend By Order of the Illustrious Potentate
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Algorie Temple
Scottish Temple
Ilustrious Potentate
French Reds Bury Hatchet For Time
In Nice France October 18 AP reports a radical socialist congress ends a tense session with vows of unity among left factions after leaders M Herriot and Premier Pain avoided radical shifts. A capital levy and government policy debate are pushed to Parliament assembly on October 27. Bordeaux’s wine bids clinch next year’s congress venue with a 50 vote margin.
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France
Radical Socialist Congress
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Painlevo
M. Herriot
Henry Franklin-Bouillion
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Germany
Bordeaux
Rheims
Toulouse
Wardeaux
Tours
Confesses He Shared His Own Insurance Money
Pikeville Kentucky January report says Willan Turner, long believed dead in a McCar mine disaster, returned in custody to face charges of participating in two deaths. His wife and sister had received eighty five thousand dollars in insurance. Turner claims he got nineteen thousand. Police note Turner had been in Germany nine months before boarding a New York steamer home. He says he gave ten thousand to his sister to pass to his wife in New Jersey.
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Calles deflects political scandal in Mexican cabinet row
Mexico City reports President Calles denies significance of a New York incident involving Secretary Pant and actress Gloria Faure. He says deputies push for Pant’s resignation as political maneuver by De La Torre supporters, while U.S. immigration clears Pant and Faure for lack of evidence.
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Calles
New York
Senor Pant
Joel Politica
de la Tuerta
Adolfo de la Huerta
Treasury
de le Huerin
Thomas Lamont
Callies
Englishman claims world miniature calligraphy title
Englishman Wv Ing sent a postcard to London describing a 12 000 word piece equal to 18 newspaper columns. The claim centers on Champocalligraphy, with Vancomer B C cited as world champion status.
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Vancomer
B. C
London
Realm of Higher Things and Nicean Council Observed
In Duluth and New Orleans reports from AP cover lectures and a mass marking the Nicean Council anniversary. Rev C A Wendell lamented lack of religious knowledge among youth amid modern influences at a four day Augustana synod conference. Bishops Talbot Gallor and Irv ing Johnson spoke on civil liberty and Christian order, praising Nicean contributions to Christianity.
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Ethelbert Talbot
Bethlehem
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Gallor
Tennessee
Irving P. Johnson
Colorado
Werg
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Johnson
Nicean Council
Hasty marriages chief cause of woe says Chicago judge
Judge Joseph F. Sabath who presided over about 12 000 Cook County divorces argues marriage remains a strong institution despite rising divorce rates. He dismisses abolition theories as madness, calling marriage sacred and essential to family life while noting many unions fail when love dies. He concedes some divorces are justifiable but warns against cavalier attitudes toward wedlock.
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Joseph F. Sabath
Cook County
Sabath
Glen R Winship
Alvores Courta
Sanath
Hoover Seeks Bureau of Aviation and Inland Waterways
Secretary Hoover outlined two major 1920s proposals in St Louis for Congress creation of a national bureau of aviation and inland waterway improvements. He said the U S would have a complete air transportation system within a year with government led lighted airways landing fields and aviation regulations. The mangosteen mention notes upcoming market introduction.
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Bureau of Aviation
Ioover
Department of Commerce
Kansas City
United States
Hoover
Prodigy Kendall Returns After Week Long Disappearance
Delmore J. Kendall, a child prodigy from Mangum Oklahoma, has returned home after a week away. Once able to type at age three and a Northwestern University freshman at thirteen, he left en route to the school and has not yet explained the events of his disappearance.
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Delmore J. Kendall
Mangum
Okla
Northwestern University
World speed record race for neoplanes set for Baltimore event
Washington October 18 CAPJ A new world speed record for neoplanes is expected at the Jacques Schneidar International races to be held at Day Shore Park Baltimore under the Flyine Chip of Baltimore next Saturday. United States defense of the cup depends on performance as the Americans meet Italy and other contenders. The 1923 cup winner was Lieutenant David Rittenhouse aboard a navy plane at Cowes England. If the United States wins three times in succession the cup stays in U S hands. Last year no race due to a wreck of the British challenger. This year’s course covers seven laps totaling 217.5 miles on a triangular route.
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Washington
CAPJ
Jacques Schneidar
Day Shore Park
Baltimore
United States
Army
Navy
Grant Friteln
Italy
David Rittenhouse
Cowes
England
Mean Thing Scene Intervenes at Dinner Party
A terse exchange unfolds as a hospitable guest urges more food while a bashful host declines. The awkward moment centers on Miss Stam and a playful offer of duck, shouted by a Vinspitable Heat-Won't line.
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Miss Stammer
British Columbia Miners Coming Out From Cassiar Gold Region
Wrangell Alaska October 18 The last boat of the season from the Cassiar gold region in northern British Columbia arrived with a full passenger list including miners engineers and prospectors Many passengers headed for Seattle and Vancouver for the winter Coarse gold and ingots valued at 7600 were shown by several placer miners William Gra discoverer of the district brought out 242 ounces of gold after spending years preparing his claim for next year
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Wrangell
Alaska
St. Skine
Cassiar
British Columbia
Seattle
Vancouver
B.C
William Gra
Automotivn tours overload secretary with 1000 miles minute claim
London reports that British summer visitors have bombarded the Automotivn association with requests for special tours. The secretary estimates the demand has left his office at the rate of 1,000 miles a minute. Parle notes leather dresses to rise in popularity here with black white and colored leathers and high necks. Liz ard crocodile and snark skin trims appear in bright blue or red.
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Automotivn Association
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