Wreck of Shenandoah Deepens Naval Inquiry
Naval court hear testimony on engine failure and weather impact in the Shenandoah disaster. Colonel Hall said engine drag helped pull the airship into the storm’s vortex. Witnesses indicated the ship began breaking up before the control car fell, costing several officers their lives.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Associated Press
iShenandoah
Naval Court of Inquiry
C . Hall
Zachary Lansdowne
Isya
Latisdewie
Slaver of Child Declared Insane in Court
Harrison W. Noel, confessed kidnapper and murderer, was judged mentally ill yet competent to stand trial for the Raymond Pierce killing. Alienists said dementia praecox but Noel can aid in his defense. He faces another county case for the Mary Daly kidnapping and murder.
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Newark
N JL
Associated Press
Harrison W. Noel
Edwin C. Caffrey
Raymond Pierce
Noel
Mary Daly
Victor O'Mora
French Plan on Debt Payment Not Yet Accepted
Washington January 24 A joint session and two American meetings preceded a French offer on debt funding. Joseph Callieux France finance minister said a definite proposal was made, while American officials said no formal proposal stood before them. Some Americans indicated French suggestions were unacceptable.
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Washington
Vratee
Joseph Callleux
Comminsalon
Winston
American Commission
Conquer Texas Scourge Ends As Cattle Infection Wiped Out
Houston reports the last known foot and mouth disease infection in Texas has been removed. Dr. Marion Insea, head of the federal bureau of animal industry, confirms the outbreak is controlled. The U S bureau resumes full management and cooperation with Texas authorities after a legal injunction ending the embargo and export restrictions.
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Texas
Houston
Tex
Associated Press
Arcadian
Marion Insea
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. Bureau of Agriculture
Mohler
Bureau
French debt talks may boost US prestige in world loans
Opening of French debt funding negotiations signals a prospective settlement that could unlock a flood of European loans. Analysts note loans in foreign countries and industries already exceed 1 billion this year, with negotiations aimed at another billion, boosting Americas prominence in global banking.
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New York
Associated Press
America
Explosion Rocks Lincoln Heights Destroying Duplex
A northeast Los Angeles two story house blew apart in a mysterious explosion. Four residents believed to be living there are missing as search continues amid wreckage. Windows shattered across the block and streetcar service was halted while phones were scrambled by the blast.
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Ing Angeles
Arsnciated Press
Linccoln Heights
Tallang
War Vets Lose Liquor in Prohibition Raid
Federal prohibition agents raided a wagon carrying members of the Spanish American War Veterans association en route to a Florida convention. Two Detroit firemen and a Wayne County deputy sheriff were arrested after admitting ownership of grips containing liquor.
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Cincinnati
Federal
Prohibition
Spanish American War Veterans Association
St. Petersving
Fla
Uincinnau
Telice
Samuel Smith
Parrick Panton
Detroit
William Albrecht
Wayne County
Mich
Grips
Unqnor
Funeral for Bride of a Day Darkens Ruby Town
In Ruby Butte Sept 21 a crowd of Madison county residents gathered on William Taylor’s lawn for the funeral of Edith Taylor Knight who died by ingesting poison less than 12 hours after marrying Charles A Knight. The wedding day tragedy halted town life as schools and businesses closed and mourners supported the bereaved parents and groom at Fallor cemetery.
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Butte
William Taylor
Ruby
Madison County
Frionds
Tartar
Edith Tayior Knight
Draudt
Nelson
Charles A. Knight
Lila
Charles A Knight
Margaret Ryan
Little Morehan
Misa Edith Tauelile
Lutte
Knight
Fallor
New Oil Well in Colorado District Reported
Wellington Colo Sept 24 The Kiuuerman Well No 1 of the Great Northern company was drilled into oil and gas showings tonight. The drillers capped the well after a wet show log. Production test to begin tomorrow. The well reached a depth of 4097 feet.
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Colorado
Wellington
Colo
Kiuuerman
Great Northern Company
Osl
Gaa
Vaudeville Star Nora Bayer Survives Highway Robbery Attempt
Four men robbed Nora Bayer outside her New York home as she left in a touring car with her chauffeur John arrow. The assailants mistook stage jewelry for valuables, struck Bayer’s secretary, and fired as they fled in a waiting car. Police reported no serious injuries.
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New York
Iresa
Nora Bayer
John
Arrow
Ile Ronditian
Show Troupe Held Indecency Charges
Des Molars police arrest an entire company performing as choral horlesque acts on indecency charges. All members pleaded not guilty and were released on $400 bail each. Court hearings set for 10 oclock tomorrow morning.
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Des Molars
Associated Pressi
Mearjing
Germany to Meet Allies on Security Treaty Talks
German chancellor Luther and foreign minister Etresaemenn will lead talks with the Allies to discuss a security pact. German officials aim for a revision of the peace treaty to reflect changing conditions, with date and location still undecided.
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Germany
Reelin
Seri
Associated Presay—Jarmany
Luther
Chintay Etresaemenn
K. Friedrich Gauss Ehier
Ngal
Foreign Office
Prefus
von Trelan
Jeegue of Nations Dissett
Werman
Octaher
Miners Call for Labor Solidarity Amid Possible Strike
London reports a two day Downing Street meeting between Prime Minister Baldwin and mine owners over wage disputes. A J Cook says miners may join a royal inquiry and plans a delegate conference in October while appealing to the broader labor movement to stand with miners to prevent wage cuts. A new nationwide volunteer corps is formed to run essential services if a general strike erupts.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Number 16
Downing Street
J. Cook
Miners’ Federation
Mmmmers
Whale Labor
Baldwin
Liis
Ins
Turk and Brit Battle for Mosul Oil Control
Reported clashes between Turkish and British forces over Mosul oil reach a peak as a council committee approves sending a special envoy to probe British charges that Chaldeans are ill treated by Turks. Colonel Amery insists investigators have权限 in both Turkish and British lands. Tarki delegation head Rachid Wey draws scrutiny.
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Mosul
Sint 4
Associated
Chela- Yap Chaldeang
Turkeoy
Amery
Dominions
Ruddi Bey
Plane crew survives ocean drift on non stop Hawaii flight
The VPN-9 No. 1 crew, after a perilous three day drift, returned to the starting point following their historic attempt to fly nonstop from San Francisco to the Hawaiian Islands.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
Hawaiian Islands
Alfred Howard Seeks 190000 Over Cravat Dispute
Alfred W. Howard sues the White Star Line for 190000 after losing a first class passage due to needing a necktie. He reportedly paid second class to travel home to Ireland, claiming pain from improper attire. The case labels him a city employee and cites the related travel dispute in Chicago.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Alfred W. Howard
White Star Steamship Line
Telephone lines to be restored after snow damage
Great Falls Sept 24 AP Report says Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph will restore full service tomorrow after heavy snow damage. Major outages hit the Great Falls Helena corridor with about 330 poles broken and 185 poles down between Vaughn and Augusta. repairs require a crane to finish.
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Great Falle
Agsociated
Mountain States
Great Falls
Helena
Vaughn
Augusta
Maharaja Pratap Singh dies heir to throne named
London dispatch reports the death of Lieutenant General Sir Pratap Singh and names his heir as nephew Sir Hart Singh who gained notoriety last winter for an alleged blackmail scandal involving Mrs. Charles F.E. Robinson. The article notes a large monetary loss from the affair and references Jammu and Kashmir rule.
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London
Lupure
Pratap Singh
Jammu and Kraghimir
Jammu and Kashmir
Tlart Singh
Charles FE. Robinson
Sir Hart
MacVeagh Named for Tokyo Ambassador Post
Charles MacVeagh of New York was named ambassador to Japan. His selection, submitted to Tokyo, is acceptable. He is a veteran lawyer and son of a former cabinet officer. The post had been vacant since the death of Edgar A. Braniff of Chicago.
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Washington
Charles MacVeagh
New York
Japan
Tokyo
Tie
Edgar A. Brancratt
Chicago
Brewers push campaign to legalize 2.35 percent beer
The United States Brewers Association announced an open fight to legalize the manufacture of 2.35 per cent beer. It invited civic bodies involved in temperance to join in legalizing the sale of non intoxicating malt beverage. The resignation of Christian Feigenspan was declined. Continued on Page Ten.
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New York
Associated Press
United States Brewers’ Association Today
James
Christian Feigenspan
Atti-Safoon League
One Dead and Eighty Hurt in Railway Wreck
A collision near Worley on the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis line left one person dead and many injured as the Dixie Flyer and another train diverged. Mrs. C. Byers of Cloquet Minnesota was killed instantly.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Associated Press
Dish Flyer
Worley
Soules
Nashville, Chatanooga and St Louis
C Byers
Cloquet
Minn
Dixie Fiver
Diasec Limited
Warley
War on Riffs Ait by Governor Blaine
Governor Blaine sent protests to President Coolidge opposing concessions to France in the Moroccan clash over Riffians. He urged halting "ruthless warfare" in Morocco before any debt settlement talks with France.
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Blaine
Madison
Wis
Associated Press
France
Coolidge
Caillaux
Morocco
America
Beleaguered Suedia Garrison Freed by French Break
French forces relieved the besieged Suedia garrison after eight hours of battle as revolting Druse tribesmen fled toward Tel Aviv. General Gameli's column reported light losses, the siege lasting since July 22 with water and supply shortages plaguing the defenders.
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Suedia
Damascus
Syria
Associated Press
Gamein
Tel Aviv
Gameli
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