Not To Negotiate On Trade Treaty
The German government notified Washington it will abrogate the unconditional most favored nation treaty with the United States on October 14 1935 and proposes a new deal without the favored nation clause. The U S indicates no immediate intent to negotiate while the Dawes loan issue and 100 percent payments for Americans remain contentious. The note cites Article 31 and signals continued disagreement over trade terms.
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Washington
United States
Hans Luther
State Department
Reich
Phillips
Germany
Dawes
Hull
Bloodstains Hint At Possible Stoll Kidnapping Fatality
In Louisville on October 13 authorities pursued a baffling abduction case of society woman Mrs. Berry V. Stoll. Blood on a pier and a torn telephone book were found near the Stoll estate as federal and local agents search the Ohio River area for clues. The husband Berry V. Stoll urged the kidnapper to release his wife, who was taken last Wednesday, amid reports the ransom had risen to fifty thousand dollars. The investigation centers on whether the found signals indicate a killing or abandonment, with no contact from the kidnapper since the last note.
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Dillard Stokes
Louisville
R Berry V. Stoll
Stoll
K. J. Schwabenton
Cliff Langley
Dan Grey, Jr
Ohio River
Berry V. Stoll
Amethe
Rue
Industry and Labor Brace for Major Week Fight
The United States Chamber of Commerce declared strong business support for continuing opposition to a flat 30 hour work week demanded by labor. The move follows Roosevelt’s 10 percent cut in cotton garment work hours as tensions rise ahead of Congress, with policy likely to sharpen after the November elections.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
NRA T
Congress
Farmer John Davis Dies From Knife Wounds In Fayetteville
Fayetteville report states 50 year old tenant farmer John Davis died from knife wounds inflicted by John J. Burns a negro. The incident is linked to a possible motive noted by officers.
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Fayetteville
John Davis
John J. Burns
Nudists Open Conference Amid Cold Start Near Akron
Delegates to the International Nudists Conference near Akron began in a chilly brookside setting and hurried to clothe themselves before the first business session.
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Akron
Luke Lea Seeks Parole Bid From North Carolina Pen
Former Nashville publisher Luke Lea, jailed for bank law violations tied to the Central Bank and Trust failure, moves for parole in Buncombe Superior Court. Judge Finley signs the order authorizing examination of bank records by Johnston and Horner for Governor Ehringhaus and Parole Commissioner Gill.
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Asheville
Luke Lea
Nashville
Tenn
Raleigh
State Bank
Central Bank and Trust Company
T. B. Finley
Buncombe Superior Court
Gurney P. Hood
North Carolina
Finley Lan and Company
Certified Public Accountants
Ehringhaus
Edwin Gill
Jonston
Babe Ruth Sails On Round World Trip To Japan And Europe
Babe Ruth leaves New York to head a traveling team of major leaguers sailing from Vancouver on October 18 for a Japan series. After Japan, Ruth with his family and Vernon Gomes plans a European tour and return to New York in February seeking a future manager role.
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Babe Ruth
Vancouver
Japan
Vernon Gomes
Ruth
Europe
Weather forecast by states Kentucky and Tennessee
Partly outly followed by rain in extreme west on Sunday and Monday likely rain in the east. North and South Carolina expect cloudy Monday with warmer temperatures and rain in the mountains later. Cotton growing regions should take note.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
North
South Carolina
Fett Gundey
Youthful King Peter II Welcomed by Yugoslavia
Crown Prince Peter II, an 11 year old schoolboy, arrived in Belgrade to assume the regency role as king with Queen Marie of Romania and Queen Marie of Yugoslavia by his side. A regency council will rule until he reaches adulthood, with Prince Paul named among the council and tutors arranged to train him in English, French, and Yugoslav matters. The crowd, including schoolchildren, cheered as Peter or his auto passed, and some whispered of omens amid the shadow of King Alexander's death.
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Associated Press
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Peter
Peter II
Queen Marie
Romania
Alexander
Regency Council
Paul
Marie
Radenko Stankoiviteh
North Carolina Elevens Shine With Key Victories Across State
North Carolina football clubs led by Carolina Tar Heels Duke Blue Devils and North Carolina State Wolfpack each posted important wins. Snavely's Tar Heels defeated Georgia Bulldogs while Duke crushed Georgia Tech 20 to 0 and State edged South Carolina 6 to 0 in Raleigh. Elon tied Catawba 0 0 and Appalachian beat Western Carolina 6 to 0. See sport pages for full stories.
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Carl Snavely
Carolina Tar Heels
Georgia Bulldogs
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Georgia
South
Carolina
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Blue Devil
Georgia Tech Engineers
Duke
Tech
Blue Club
Wallace Wade
Elon
Christians of
Catawba
Indians
Appalachian College
Western Carolina Teachers College
Winter Snow Deluges New England Strikes October Chill
A heavy early season storm blankets parts of Maine with up to 14 inches of snow and drives Boston to a record October low of 32 degrees. The weather forces postponements of college and high school games while northern New England endures bitter cold and snow beyond normal for mid October.
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Rockies
Maine
Mercury
Boston
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Sero
Boston University
Tufts College
St. Anselms
Manchester
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Portsmouth Marine
Aroostook
White Mountains
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Berkshires
New Jersey charges Hauptmann stall tactic in extradition fight
New Jersey Attorney General David Wilentz said the state will use every legal means to speed Bruno Hauptmann’s extradition for trial on the Lindbergh kidnapping murder charge. Hauptmann’s attorney James M. Fawcett planned immediate appeals, risking delays if the case reaches higher courts.
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Trento
N. J
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
David T. Wilentz
James M. Fawcett
Hauptmann
Fawcett
Supreme Court
Officelal
New York State
Sac
Hauptman
Jersey
Balkan Death Team Tied to King Alexander Assassination
Police across eight nations traced a Balkan terror group the Ustashi linked to the Marseille assassination of King Alexander and Foreign Minister Barthou. A beauty gun girl and a masked doctor guided a web of false passports, aliases, and covert moves from Hungary to France, with arrests widening to Belgium Switzerland and Germany.
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Richard G. Maslock
Associated Press
Paris
The
Ustashi
Europe
Alexander
Marseilles
France
Lau Sanne
Sungirl
Louis Barthou
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Lap
League of Nations
Petrus Kaleman
Surete
Kaleman
Kalemen
Jankarusata
Japan to Offer New Naval Pact in Tokyo Talks
London dispatch says Japan will denounce the Washington treaty before year end and present a new naval agreement plan at Tri-power talks in Tokyo. Proposals emphasize parity among the three powers, a global tonnage system, gradual reduction of offensive ships, and自由 build limits for defense ships, with Britain likely to act as umpire amid potential U S Japanese friction.
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Associated Press
London
Japan
Tameo Matsudaira
Isoroku Yamamoto
Great Britain
United States
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