Miller and AlIeng in a Nasty Mess on Alien Property
Indictments unsealed against Colonel Miller and four German and Swiss citizens plus three firms on conspiracy to defraud the United States. They involve the release of about seven million dollars of sequestered American Metal assets tied to a 49 percent claimed enemy interest. King waived immunity. not indicted. Miller to be arraigned before Judge Winslow. he had refused grand jury participation.
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New York
Thomas W. Miller
United States
American Metal Company
Miller
John T. King
Connecticut
Jesse Smith
Daugherty
King
Francis A. Winslow
Richard Morton
Frankfort-on-Main
Germany
The
Metallgesellschaft
Inheritance Tax Endorsed With Rate Cuts By Experts
Washington October 3 The house ways and means committee heard economist Edwi Seligman of Columbia and Yale’s Thomas Adams urge keeping the inheritance tax with lower rates and cutting low income tax rates instead of full exemptions. They opposed extending debt payment periods to 62 years and warned European debt could invite war. A telegram from the Iowa farm bureau favored retaining the inheritance tax. Debate continued on repeal pleas for admissions brokers public transportation vehicles and dues.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Edwi R.A. Seligman
Columbia University
Democratic Committee
Seligman
Thomas 5. Adams
Yale
Adams
United States
Green
Towa
Burea
They Always Come Back for More Indclassified Ad Teaser
A local housewife credits Independent Classified Ads with selling a Ford coupe a piano a tent and a washing machine. The ad urges readers to act and asks for an Ad-Taker at 491-492 NOW.
Slavery Grips 18000 Homeless Philippine Children Under U S Rule
An appeal from Manila reports 18000 homeless children in the Philippine Islands under the American flag are subjected to slavery and trafficking. Girls of American to Chinese for pigs, boys forced as field labor, and children of American fathers born under the flag suffer neglect. A $2,000,000 fund is sought to fund care, protection, and homes. committees led by Governor General Leonard Ward appeal to the United States for help. Public and religious groups back relief, but funds are needed to provide safeguard and schooling.
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Manila
P. T
Philippine Islands
Leonard Ward
Hag
United States
American Guardian Association
Mary Frances Korn
Guardian
Inset
Mary Francis Korn
América
Leonard Wood
Federal Council backs day law pledge and prohibition
The Administrative Committee of the Federal Council of Churches renews its unequivocal support for national prohibition. It urges voluntary compliance, a new moral crusade to enforce the law, and calls on churches to rally the nation's conscience to uphold prohibition and resist any rollback.
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Federal Council OF Churches OF Christ Renews Day
Washington
Federal Council of Churches
Friends of Prohibition
Tose
Ati
Rail suit before court in Chicago rail case
Chicago October 30 A motion to intervene in the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad bankruptcy case was heard as Horace T Penney for Guaranty Trust Company urged the court to grant the minority stockholders access to proceedings. Lessing Rosenthal argued the bankruptcy actions have reduced stock values and the hearing was continued to tomorrow.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Road
Horace T. Penney
Guaranty Trust Company
New York
James IT. Wilkerson
Lessing
Rosenthal
Roa
Idaho Swamped by Californians in Moscow Contest
Idaho hosted the University of Southern California and was overwhelmed as the Trojans scored multiple touchdowns. Idaho crossed the line once but failed to keep pace, ending 52 to 7 in favor of USC. The game featured sustained Californias offense and a dominant second period.
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Moscow
Idaho
University of Southern Caifornia
Tolaio
Wild Indian ponies to go as fertilizer
Government officials on western Indian reservations order destruction of free roaming ponies described as cattle feed destroyers. About 100000 ponies, called bronenos or wimbesing, are being sold to fertilizer firms for 2 to 5 dollars each as land is allocated for feeding cattle.
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Washington
Government
Indian Bureau
Bronenos
Wimbesing
Lanfians Seling
Canada election without result in Ottawa Ontario
The Conservative party led by Arthur Meighen has made gains in the Canadian parliamentary elections but remains short of an absolute majority in the House of Commons. If no clear majority emerges, Prime Minister Mackenzie King’s Liberal government is likely to decide to meet parliament rather than resign. Early reports indicate Liberals gaining an additional seat in Ottawa Ontario.
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Outawa
Ont
Arthur Meighen
Canade
Ottawa
House of Commons
Fire at Warwood mine traps twenty men in Wheeling
A section of Constanza Coal mine at Warwood Wheeling West Virginia caught fire after a stone fall tore a trolley wire and ignited timbers. One miner is missing believed killed while three others were seriously burned. Twenty workers were trapped but rescued within an hour by fellow miners and Wheeling firemen.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Constanza Coal Company
Warwood
Persian Gulf cyclone death toll disputed by Bahrain reports
Messages from Bahrain Island in the Gulf of Persia challenge earlier cyclone exaggerations. It now says 32 pearl divers drowned and three others unaccounted for. Casualties among the port crews and other boats are estimated at WD.
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Tushire
Persia
Bahrein Island
Gulf of Persia
Porta Ata
League 10 Move Aims to End All War Effort
Paris reports the League of Nations strengthening its resolve to curb extremism and nationalism and to base international action on war risk. The council, finishing a special session, shifts focus to Greece Bulgaria crisis and the second chapter of modern history via Locarno ties with Germany. War must cease, said Austen Chamberlain, signaling broader dispute settlement aims.
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Paris
League of Nations
Greece
Bulgaria
Council of the League
Locarno
Germany
Knce
Austen Chamberlain
Preacher 81 and Girl in Love Pact Uncovered
An evangelist Charles Stiri ut, 81, and Miss Wheat McKee, 22, Valley City N D, were found to have pledged lifelong love and fidelity in a written pact. Stiri ut was arrested on a font-support charge by Lavengy Mich detectives in Chicago. The woman reportedly left a hospital bed to accompany him to Chicago.
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Chicago
Charles MY. Stiri Ut
Wthel Mckee
Valley City
N. D
Ute Pace
Sturdivant
Chicapo
French appoints new ambassador to United States
Senator Victor Henry Berenger, a noted French financial authority, is announced as the new French ambassador to the United States, succeeding Emil Daescheiner. The appointment signals a shift in diplomatic leadership.
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Paris
Victor Henry Berenger
Amassador
Vite States
Enile Daesehiner
Erickson addresses Montana teachers on school finances and youth
Dillon reports Gov. Erickson speaking to the western district Montana Education Association. He calls for equitable school funding distribution, better use of revenues, and more civic education to foster patriotism. University of Montana figures and Rotary leaders urge character and culture in teachers as vital to society.
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Montana
Word Outlaw Band in Lanad Province Rampage
A band of Mora outlaws in Lanad province wounded local constables during clashes with officials. They burned a local house and fled into the mountains as a police pursuit continues.
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Manila
Lanad
Gyo
Xcloal
General Angus Dies Veteran of Civil War and Napoleonic Service
Baltimore Md early today General Mehe Angus veteran of Napoleon's army and of the American Civil War and former publisher of the Ratti more American and the former Ratti more Star died at his city home aged 86 after eight months of confinement as his illness reached a critical stage last week
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Baltimore
Mehe Angus
Rattimore American
Rattimore Star
Angus
Motors Bucked Only if Rails Adopt Autos, Says Exec
Chicago traffic official told the Interstate Commerce Commission that motor traffic must be adopted by railways as steam transport wanes and air travel looms. Speng, VP of Chicago Burlington and Quincy, testified at a joint hearing on a flat 5 percent freight rate rise and farm stock concerns. Fred W. Sargent of Chicago and Northwestern countered that Mack-Smith resolutions did not drive their plans for higher rates.
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Chicago
Cottract FE
Speng
Chicago, Burlington and Quincey Railroad
Interstate Conc Merce Commission
Spens
Western Railroads
Fred W. Sargent
Chicago and Northwestern
Telephone firm to spend large sum on improvements
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph announces a 6.1 million dollar budget for additions and improvements. President Frederick Reid says 2.824 million will be spent in Colorado with the remainder allocated to Wyoming Utah Montana Arizona New Mexico and Idaho.
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Denver
Qet
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Frederick Is Reid
Colorado
Utah
Montana
Armony
New Mexico
Troops of Chang in key position at Haichow
Manchurian forces under Marshal Chang Tro-tin, after leaving Tsingtao on gunboats, have occupied Haichow in Kiangsu province. The move strengthens Chang’s Fentien position and provides a base to strike at the enemy’s rear near Cafil.
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Tsingtao
China
Chang Tro-tin
Haichow
Kiangsa
Marshal Chang
Fentien
Whitch
Mrs Keith Heads Clubs in District
Anaconda Oct 30 The eleventh annual meeting of the western district of the Montana Federation of Women's Clubs elected Mrs J M Keith of Missoula as president Mrs Ted Woodard of Wistam vice president Mrs Ro BE Metlugh of Philipsburg recording secretary and Ales H C Garditter of Anaconda treasurer The session closed at Philipsburg with talks by Mrs M J Turthens Missoula and Mrs Frederick Taist Anaconda on world peace Indian craft and the International Council of Women Other speakers addressed child welfare and related topics
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Anaconda
J. M. Keith
Missoula
Ted Woodard
Wistam
Ro BE. Metlugh
Philipsburg
Ales
H.C. Garditter
Montan Federation
Womon
Thilipsburg
M. J. Turthens
Frederick Taist
Vlutehens
League of Nations
Asia
Dolly Dean Burgess
Helena
Margaret Thomas
Telena
Muose
Clildy
Avelfare
Dying declaration to be admitted in DC Stephenson case
Noblesville Ind. judges will decide which parts of Madge Oberholiver’s dying declaration to admit in the murder trial of DC Stephenson, Earl ten try and ark Kleaek. Three witnesses testified that parts of the document are authentic but deletions will be made. Judge Will M Sparks announced the ruling today as he weighs admissibility.
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Noblesville
Ind
Oberholiver
DC Stephenson
Earl Ten Try
Ark Kleaek
Will M. Sparks
Cums
Authen Hoty
French Call Sarat Home for Syria Explanation
Paris reports the government has summoned General Sarat, French high commissioner in Syria, to Paris for a full explanation of the Syrian situation. A civilian high commissioner appointment was also announced.
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Paris
Sarat
Syria
Pars
jSyna
Mitchell May Gall President Accuser In Court Session
Washington observers report a brief court session on Colonel William Mitchell charged under the 961 article of war. Pleas of not guilty were entered and a bill of particulars demanded. Mitchell weighs a confrontation with his accuser, possibly President Coolidge or Secretary Davis, to be decided after the weekend reassembly.
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Washington
William Michell
Mitchell
President Coolidge
Dwight F. Davis
Swankey Reid
Minois
Mr. Reid
Sherman Moreland
ad+ociate
California quake rattles Ventura Santa Barbara early morning
A sharp earthquake shock lasting several seconds was felt in Ventura at 5 30 this morning with reports from Santa Barbara indicating a similar tremor but no damage was reported. Santa Barbara also recorded a sharp quake at 5 20 this morning after a brief jolt at 1 45 am and no damage followed.
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Ventura
Calif
Santa Barbara
Cowboys edge Bobcats 7 0 on lone fourth quarter TD
In Bozeman Montana October 36 1925 Wyoming College's Luke DeForrest broke through MSU for a fourth quarter touchdown to seal a 7 0 victory. The Cowboys remained undefeated as MSU failed to cross the goal line despite early drives and Wilsons two wide place kicks.
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Bozeman
Mont
Wyoming University
Luke DeForrest
Montana State College
Wyoming
Cowboys
Laramie
Montana State
Montana
Wilson
Hohear
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Stocksman Winder
Daine
Chang
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Mrs. Keith
Phillipsburg
Sarrail
Mitchell May Gall
Frank TR. Reid
Wllnois
William B. Mitchell
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