Mitchell Faces Eight War-Time Charges At Court Martial
Colonel William Mitchell will stand trial before a general court martial next Wednesday on eight specifications under the 96th article of war. The charges stem from two public statements criticizing the army and navy air services after the Shenandoah disaster and allege violations of military conduct standards.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Army
Navy Air Service
Shenandoah
Mitchell
War Department Ardess
Antonel Mitchell
Aireggi
Hhe
Aru
Railroads Push for Congress to Ease Consolidation
Chicago October 23 The executive committee of the Association of Railway Entities called for legislation allowing voluntary consolidation rather than a compulsory system, with approval by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Chicago
Congress
Aassociation of Railway Entites
Meeeting
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Fleet Engages In War Maneuvers Off California
Off San Pedro California on September 23 a staged naval exercise featured 40 warships including dreadnoughts destroyers and submarines with over a score of aircraft. The fleets conducted bombing torpedo and pursuit drills as part of a simulated great naval encounter.
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San Pedro
Calif
California
Soviet Backed Plot Touted For Negro Labor Congress
Washington reports reveal communist backed plans circulated by the third internationale press bureau to mobilize southern Black workers. The document urges a manifesto by Lovelt Ford-Whitman and aims to spark a world negro rally against imperialism at the Chicago congress. William Green of the AFL condemns the effort and warns unions to avoid involvement.
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North America
Atlantic
Third Internationale
Amherican Federation of Labor
William Green
Trades Unions
Lovelt Ford-Whitman
Russia
United States
Congress
Roxie Stinson Testifies Before Grand Jury in Ohio Case
Roxie Stinson, wife of Jesse Smith and confidante of former attorney general Harry M. Daugherty, testified before the special grand jury probing alien property custodians under Colonel Thomas W. Miller. Her appearance lasted about half an hour as aides shielded her testimony. she hinted at returning home to Colonial, Ohio.
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Rossie Stinson
Jesse Smith
Confcidente
Harry M. Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
Stineson
Grand Jury
Todd
Colonial
Ohio
Hiram C. Todd
Greatest revival of mining seen in U S history
Denver on October 23 AP reporting James F Gallbreath secretary of the American Mining Congress predicts the United States is on the eve of a major revival of metal mining. He notes Florida as leading the revival and cites conferences with western operators in Salt Lake City, Benn Nov, and San Francisco with the Western division meeting in Phoenix Arizona on November 1.
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Denver
United States
James F. Gallbreath
American Mining
Washington
Florada
Gallbreathe
Saltlake City
Benn
San Francisco
American Mining Congress
Phoenix
Ariz
Mother-in-law sued for alienation of affection
Mrs Dale K McAlpine of Council Bluffs filed suit in Denver through local attorneys for 25000 against Mrs Sarah A McAlpine of Minneapolis alleging alienation of her husband's affections. The McAlpines are separated and the mother-in-law allegedly threatened disinheritance and accused the younger wife of feigning illness.
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Counciliutis
Towa
Dale K. McAlpine
Council Bluffs
Denver
Sarah AK. McAlpine
Minneapolis
McAlpines
Scottish Rite backs education measure in federal bill support
The Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite Masons southern jurisdiction unanimously backed a bill to create a federal department of education. At Washington on October 24 the council announced Omaha Nebraska as the 1926 convention city and honored 232 Knights Commander of the Court of Honor as Judge Edward C. Day of Helena Montana chaired the education bill committee. The group argued a well informed public needs federal education and that a child’s right to public school opportunities supersedes parental or corporate influence on intellectual allegiance.
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Washington
Supreme Council of the
Scottish Rite Masons
Department of Education
Omaha
Neb
Court of Honor
Edward C. Day
Helena
Montana
Councill
National Educational Association
Ahape
Airmen Land in Nebraska After Snowstorm Delay
Four airmen bound for Pitch New Guinea rest in Kearney after a snowstorm halted a Cheyenne to New Guinea flight. Low visibility and darkness risk kept the crew from completing the leg to Cheyenne, while officials search the airmail route by radio and telephone. The ship, believed to be Heyte’s, landed safely at a field near Westnes, about 100 miles east.
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North Platte
Neb
Kearney
Cheyenne
Wyo
Pitch New Guinea
Hhs Hoyte
New York
Army Air Service
Heyte
Isnmea
Weatnes
Here
Street Car Carrries Students Flips in Portland Crash
In Portland Oregon a street car carrying Henson Polytechnic high school students overturned in the downs town district this afternoon. About twenty boys were injured and sent to a hospital as they were en route to a football game.
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Portland
Ore
Henson Polytechnic High School
Downs Fown
Inheritance Tax Attacked by Governors and bankers
Governors of six states and other officials urged the Ways and Means Committee to curb or end federal inheritance taxation. The American Bankers Association and the National Committee on Inheritance Taxation also attacked the federal estate tax, with Rep Ramseyer defending it as a revenue source.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
American Bankers’ Association
National Committee On
Ramseyer
Towa
Congress
Caotional
Safety Deposit Boxes Entered In Seattle Vault
Four safety deposit boxes in the Puget Sound Power and Light Company private vault were entered. A desk of president A. W. Leonard was opened. Boxes used by Leonard held up to 78 000 dollars in stocks and 3 500 in cash. Leonard was in Pensacola Florida. valuables including diamonds and rings valued at thousands of dollars were missing.
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Seattle
Get
Puget Sound Power and Light Company
A. W. Leonard
Leonard
Pensacola
Florida
Noses Help Determine Fish Age, Says Thompson Team
An Oct. issue from Seattle reports that fish age may be read by counting rings on its carbon bones. Dr. WL Ve Thompson, head of the scientific staff for an international commission, leads a study into this method.
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Seattle
Dro WL Ve. Thompson
Hoary King Winter Whips Across Three States
Winter presses across the Rocky Mountain region blanketing areas as the storm moves through three states. The Denver dispatch notes a continued assault on the Tadian front with high winds and heavy snowfall across the night reaching into Page Two for further details.
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Denver
Tadian Simmer
Rocky Mountain
British to quit Cologne Bridgehead in Rhine army withdrawal
The British Rhine army has been ordered to move to Winsvaren as soon as possible. Cologne bridgehead withdrawal is seen as a potential outcome of the Locarno security accord, with verbal promises suggested in European circles.
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Cologne
Bridgehead
Germany
Varen
Wirsbaden
Rhine
Alhough
Congregationalists Attend Riverside Meeting at Retreat
Wackington reports 324 members of the Congregational Young People's Society arrive for the Congregationalists convention. Presdemt and Ms Crone greet attendees as the group gathers at the Rivera em nf the White Tone today.
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Wackington
Det
Presdemt
Ms. Crone
White Tone Teaday
Congregational Young People’s
Pilacinagee
Congregationalise
Sleuth Noel Seafia Charged After Jewel Case Grand Jury
New York private detective Noel C Seafia who negotiated the return of the Dona Hue jewels was indicted by the grand jury and charged with recomposing a crime.
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New York
Orr
Noel C. Seafia
Donahue
Verdict sealed in Frey divorce case
A sealed verdict was returned in the New York supreme court in the suit of Mrs. Katherine M. Frey against actress Wilda Bennett for $100,000 alleging alienation of affections. The jury’s verdict was announced and will be opened Monday at 10 o clock.
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Mineola
N.Y
Supreme Court
Katherine MW
Wilda Bennett
Duke Leaves Large Sum for Duke Endowment and Family
James B. Duke's will, filed in Somerville New Jersey, estimates a large estate near 150 million dollars. The will leaves the bulk to his 13 year old daughter Doris and provides more than 17 million for the Duke endowment at Duke University Durham North Carolina. A 10 million bequest will bolster the endowment and 4 million is for a medical school hospital and nurses home. A codicil dated October 1 directs residuary income to the endowment with 7 million for buildings and improvements at the university. No provision is made for the widow. Several relatives are named for smaller shares. Continued on page ten.
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Somerville
N. J
James B. Duke
Antate
Doris
Duke
Duke University
Durham
N.C
League to Convene on Balkan Clash in Paris
Fighting slackens between Greece and Bulgaria in Macedonia as the League of Nations Council prepares to meet in extraordinary session in Paris on Bulgaria's appeal. Greek and Bulgarian reps to present claims while Greece claims objective achieved up to Metrich. Bulgaria cites Greek attacks and asserts casualties and displacements on both sides.
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Associated Press
Macedonia
Council of the
League of Nations
Bulgaria
Paris
Greece
Athens
Judge Upholds Defense in State Fair Racing Case
Judge A J Horg ey sustains defense objections to admitting testimony in the state fair racing case. The district court ruling questions the information filed by Attorney General Tsm Font alleging anti betting violations. The Helena court battle centered on the information's sufficiency and its fit as a public offense.
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A. J. Horgey
Foot
Tsm Font
Tewis and Clark County
Wade
A. J. Hersky
Pignst, Rasch
Toble
Norsky
Choate and Collins
Billings
Body of Missing Girl Found in Mountains
Calli Ort supports missing girl case after the body of 8 year old Calli Wagner was found in a high mountain grave 75 miles east of Here. Police confirm the hunting companion Tene Sweet was shot dead earlier in the search.
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Calli
Armen Wagner
Tene Sweet
Aosiallan
Here
Son of rich man guilty of robbery
In Waukegan Illinois AP report, two youths Wirland and James G Miller were found guilty of robbing the home of F Dson White, president of Armour and Co. Counsel sought a new trial for both. Wirand is the adopted son of Scott Durand, a wealthy North Shoreman. Grace Carse Durand gave $10,000 tonight as bond pending Toulon ruling next Monday by Judge U C Edwards.
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Waukegan
Oel
Wiurand
James G. Itller
F. Dson White
Armour & Co
Moon
Wurand
Scott Durand
North
Greeks Press On Toward Petrich From Struma Front
Bulgarian Telegraph Agency reports Greek bombardment of Petrich resumed at 5 30 PM and two Greek battalions push along the Struma right bank toward Petrich while a third moves on Petrova nine miles from the river Refugees clog the Sveti Rateh road as Bulgaria cannot shelter or feed them Greece claims Bulgarians evacuated the area continuing on Page Seven
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Sota
Bulgaria
Petrich
Struma
Petrova
Sveti Rateh
MADD NAMES USED IN LA EVENT PROMPT PROBE
Los Angeles district attorney investigates a masquerade hall fundraiser billed to honor United States Navy officers. Invitations bore the names of Mrs. McAdoo and five prominent society women prompting scrutiny by Asa Keyes and William Gibbs McAdoo over possible commercial misuse.
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J.ng Angeles
William Gibbs McAdun
the Treasury
United States
Asa Keyes
Debtor Romania to Consult US on Debt Settlement
In Bucharest on October 23 a debt funding mission failed to reach an agreement to liquidate Romania’s debt to Great Britain.Finance Minister Vintile Bratiano announced after a cabinet meeting that the mission will now go to the United States for talks.
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Bucharest
Havin
Rumania
Great Britain
United States
Vintile Bratiano
Judge Gary Predicts Prosperity for Steel Industry
New York Oct 28. T. Gary chairman of United States Steel Corp predicted a new era of prosperity for the steel industry with cooperation from the Justice Department. He spoke at the annual dinner of the American Iron and Steel Institute where he presided and opened the General meeting noting a turning toward business prosperity and growth.
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Horo and Steel Industry
Department of Justice
T. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Sn Anderesa
American Tron and Steel Institute
Gary
Nout
Gsunreme
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