Pepper Says Plot Aims to Entangle President Coolidge
Senator Pepper charged 24 European diplomats at Locarno with seeking to irritate or coerce the United States. He spoke to the Women’s Roosevelt Republican club, arguing the Locarno pact affects peace and nerves in Europe while noting US nonentry into the league covenant.
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Heavy Winter Storm Hits Colorado and Wyoming With Snow
Massive wintry weather blankets Colorado, Wyoming, and parts of Montana with heavy wet snow and blizzard conditions. Reports from Denver to Cheyenne describe significant snowfall, delayed harvests, and impeded threshing as temperatures drop and roads worsen.
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Investigate Tradition at Llensaker Norway Mound
Archaeologists study a 60 foot high grass mound near Llensaker Norway said to house a stone chamber with a king’s remains atop a couch between two white horses. An 1870 attempt failed due to falling earth. researchers plan a frost tests to probe the site.
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Montana State Fair Racing Case Sails Through Defense
A Montana court sustained the defense in a state fair racing case, ruling the information failed to clearly allege a public offense. The judge noted missing timing, explicit races run, and definitive betting allegations, while preserving the central issue of whether the information suffices to charge a crime.
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Prayer Revision Dominates General Convention Debates
New Orleans Oct 23 The days long debate over the church prayer book and burial office occupies bishops and deputies. Amendments move the rubric to the end and allow minister discretion. address by the presiding bishop is deferred.
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No Coal in City Fuels Shift to Fuel Oil
New York City residents switch to fuel oil for heating due to coal shortages. Fire department permits for fuel oil systems rise as distributors report backlogs. Public buildings and major hotels adopt fuel oil heaters, though some systems lack regular maintenance.
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League of Nations acts as Greece Bulgaria crisis escalates
Geneva reports confirm the League of Nations calls a special council session in Paris after Bulgarian appeal. Briand urges both Greece and Bulgaria to withdraw troops and avoid war, warning of penalties for covenant violations. Bulgarian claims Greek invasion and Petrich bombardment cited. Greek response pending.
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Judge Gary Foresees Steel Industry Prosperity Amid Policy Talk
Judge Gary told iron and steel manufacturers that the industry can prosper if it stabilizes business and avoids price fixing under Sherman law. He suggested possible DOJ participation in discussions and noted current capacity usage around 56 to 95 percent. Evelyn McDonald Grace Fisher granted uncontested divorce and weekly alimony from Balla McDonald, songwriter.
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Martin's European tour boosts Chicago Opera star lineup
Riccardo Martin, a Chicago Opera Company tenor, returns from Europe with new songs for American audiences and joins Myrna Sharlow and Louis Kreidler in the Helena Artists' Series opening at Shrine Temple next Monday night. Tickets are selling fast as the trio prepares an 8:30 performance.
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Gloria Swanson to join United Artists in Hollywood
Gloria Swanson is expected to join United Artists after finishing her contract with Famous Players-Lasky. Joseph Scheck, president of the Jim group, announced in New York that Swanson's title remains bona fide and in good condition.
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Mexico to Resume Debt Payments in 1923 Agreement
International bankers announce modified debt pact with Mexico allowing resumption of external debt payments on January 1 1923 after talks with Finance Minister Alberto J Pani. It requires ratification by Calles and Congress and bondholder acceptance with railway privatization and separate railway debt. Also notes cold causes by fatigue and air conditions per U S Public Health Service bulletin.
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