Locarno Conference Yields Five Pacts and League of Nations Move
At Locarno Europe's security conference celebrated agreements including the Rhine pact among France Germany Belgium with Britain and Italy to refrain from attacks. An arbitration framework between Germany and France Belgium Poland and Czechoslovakia and Germany’s entry into the League of Nations were planned with London signing set for December 15.
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Locarno
France
Germany
Belgium
Great Britain
Italy
Poland
Czechoslovakia
League of Nations
Dr. Stresemann
M. Briand
London
Europe
M. Vandervelde
Simple Ceremony At Ralston's Funeral
INDIANAPOLIS Ind Oct 17 AP headed by a congression al, national and state delegation the nation and state paid final tribute to Samuel Moffett Ralston Indiana junior U S senator The funeral at Hoosier Home followed by a cortege to Lebanon for last rites reflected the simplicity of his life in the preparations for honoring him.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Congress
Samuel Moffett Ralston
United States
Indiana
Hoosier
Lebanon
Ralston
Death of Frederick Nichols at Home
Four year, seven month old Frederick William Nichols died after a three day illness at his parents home 504 Mallory street. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the residence with burial in Oakwood cemetery.
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Frederick William Nichols
B. L. Nichols
Mallory Street
Oakwood Cemetery
Bank Robbery Hits Excelsior Bank in Broad Daylight
Four armed men robbed the Minetonka State Bank of Excelsior at noon taking about $15,000 before fleeing. Police launched a search and investigators questioned customers and staff for clues.
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Excelsoir
No Service At Local Tabernacle Tonight
There will be no service at the tabernacle tonight due to multiple services tomorrow. Announcement notes Mr. Stephens will preach to colored people on Monday night and the Sunday afternoon men's service is set for 2 30.
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Tabernacle
Mr. Stephens
Turner feud swirls over Kentucky mine explosion case
Mrs. W H Turner seeks to see the man held in New York on murder and insurance fraud charges. She challenges the claimed husband as an impostor while the imprisoned man alleges his father-in-law and relatives set up the mine blast. Police bar visiting until Monday. An exiled father-in-law remains in Austria and Joe Jacks Jr. faces similar charges in West Virginia.
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New York
W. H. Turner
Kentucky
William H. Turner
Tombs Prison
Germany
Henry Wilson
Miami
Fla
Turner
F. F. Farley
Joe Jacks
Austria
Norway
Jacks
Joe Jacks, Jr
Jacks, Jr
Williamson
W. Va
McCarr
Pike County
Harvester Company Robbed of 50000 at West Pullman Works
Four robbers halted the International Harvester plant on Chicago's far south side and escaped after firing on staff. Police pegged loot at 50000 with payroll of 45000 taken. Three subordinate officials and several office workers were held up as robbers fled in an automobile.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
West Pullman Works
Three Men Dead In Air Crash Amid Weathered Flight
In Wheeling West Virginia on Oct 16 a honeymoon express plane crashed near New Salem Pennsylvania during a storm. Three men died including Verne Timmerman and Maurice Hutton, both Dayton Herald staffers, while six other planes were forced down. The C-1 transport with seven aboard landed safely after fuel and fire hindered rescue.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Bolling Field
Washington
Dayton
Ohio
Langin Field
Moundsville
Here
Mitchel Field
N. Y
New Salem
Coke Regions
George H. Burgess
Brooklyn
Wilbur Wright Field
Verne Timmerman
Dayton Herald and Journal
Maurice C. Hutton
Honeymoon Express
Clifford C. Nutt
J. C. Plant
Roscoe
New Martinsville
W. E. Berrandis
James M. Stevenson Laid To Rest Here
Funeral services for James M. Stevenson were held at his Ward street home yesterday at 2 o clock. Rev. O L Ruth and Rev. W P Page officiated. Interment followed at Lebanon cemetery. Pallbearers included Odell Teague Freq Teague John Teague Walter Teague Welborn Teague Oscar Haddon Will Spainhour and John Miller. Floral attendants were Mrs M P Sechrest Mrs C P Koonce and Miss Maggie Teague.
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James M. Stevenson
Ward Street
O. L. Ruth
W. P. Page
Lebanon Cemetery
Odell Teague
Freq Teague
John Teague
Walter Teague
Welborn Teague
Oscar Haddon
Will Spainhour
John Miller
M. P. Sec
Confederate Veteran J Hix Dies in Walnut Cove
J Hix of Walnut Cove North Carolina died this morning at his daughter Mrs G H Gerrey's home. A well known Confederate soldier and brother in law of the late A W Samuel he attended many camp meetings in town. Funeral at Salem Chapel at 2 o clock Monday afternoon.
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J. Hix
Walnut Cove
N. C
G. H. Gerrey
Hix
A. W. Samuel
Salem Chapel
Service at Springfield Church Led by Will Stephens
Will Stephens brother of evangelist Rev George Stephens will conduct the 11 o'clock service at Springfield church.
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Will Stephens
George Stephens
Springfield Church
Wiles Cleared of Durham Murder Charge
Robert H. Wiles of Columbia South Carolina was found not guilty of the August 8 murder of Ralph B. Gordon in Durham. After about 20 hours of deliberation the jury reached its verdict on three ballots and the judge ordered a breakfast before reporting. Wiles awaits disposition of a separate murder charge for killing his wife.
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Wiles
Durham
Robert H. Wiles
Columbia
S. C
Ralph B. Gordon
Henry A. Grady
Gordon
Tuskegee Arrest Ties Wife Death to Suspected Motive
In Tuskegee Alabama J T Cherry road overseer was arrested after a 500 strong posse found a watch bracelet and revolver under a barn floor. He claimed discovering his wife dead in the kitchen upon returning from work. Five men near the Cherry home were questioned as the investigation continued. In Washington D C definite agreement emerged to push a tax reduction bill at opening of Congress with aims to cut at least 300 million dollars from next year’s tax take and possibly pass by Christmas.
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Tuskegee
Ala
ZJ. T. Cherry
Cherry
Montgomery-Tuskegee
Chehaw Road
Cherry Place
Washington
House
Congress
Green
Says and
Senate
Garner
Texas
Mellon
Treasury
Ways and Means
Cool Weather Outlook For South Atlantic And East Gulf
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday calls for mostly fair skies and cool conditions at the start. Warmer temperatures arrive by Tuesday and remain above normal through the week.
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Washington
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Bishops Reject Move to Join Federal Council
The Church of the Episcopal bishops rejected by a 50 50 vote a proposal for membership in the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. Proponents urged unity for mission work in the East, while opponents warned against sacrificing orthodox communion. The vote failed to reach a two thirds, leaving the church's prior partial affiliation unchanged.
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New Orleans
House of Bishops of the
Episcopal Church
United States
Church
Holy Communion
Brazil
Kyoto
Liberia
Idaho
Arizona
Mexico
House
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Charles H. Brent
Western New York
Federal Council
Brent
Logan H. Roots
Hankow
Irving Peake
Colorado
Council
Nine Thousand Hear Evangelist Stephenson Sermon Tonight
Jersey City report notes 9000 attendees at a sermon by Evangelist Stephenson Voice of God last night. Jane Albert 77, born a slave in Elizbeth City, NC, living in Gainesville, Alabama, plans to vote for A Harry Moore for governor in November. She recalls being sold from her parents at age six and her grandfather, an Irish immigrant, who married into slavery.
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Evangelist Stephenson
Voice OF God
Jersey City
Elizabeth City
N. C
Jane Albert
Gainesville
Ala
Harry Moore
United States
Air Board Ends Hearings on U S Air Power Debate
The air board wrapped three weeks of hearings and retired to its counsel to draft a report for President Coolidge. Witnesses from the army and navy clashed over defense department plans, separate air corps, and the future of U S air power amid calls for a unified air force.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Coolidge
Congress
Dwight F. Morrow
Dwight F. Davis
Davis
William Mitchell
Navy Air Service
Mitchell
Department of Defense
J. C. Hunsacker
London
United States
Defense Department
John H. Towers
Naval Sea
Maor H. H. Arnold
Army Air Service
Arnold
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Chief
Towers
Navy Department
Voice of God sermon draws huge High Point crowd
Evangelist George T. Stephens delivers a fervent message on Hebrews 3 7 drawing an estimated five thousand worshipers at a High Point tabernacle. He warns against hardening hearts delays and urges immediate salvation while praising the Spirit speaking to the city.
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High Point
Tabernacle
George T. Stephens
Voice of God
Louis Stookey
Stephens
Mr. Stephens
Garden of Eden
Evangelist
God
George Stephens
Cotton Consumption Falls in September Amid Power Shortage
Government figures show September cotton use below expectations as Southern operations suffer from stream power cuts. Prolonged Piedmont rainfall is needed to ease drought, while the jump in this year’s crop yield is offset. Buyers hold off awaiting clearer price directions as primary market quotes drift.
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New York
South
Piedmont
Southern Standards
Motors Lead Stock Rally At Market Open
Speculation in stocks intensified at the opening as motors again took the lead. Blocks of 1000 to 3000 shares traded in the first minutes with Hudson Motors rising 2 points to 106, while Dupont American Safety Razor Jordan Motors Chrysler and Cushman Bakery posted initial 1 to 3 point gains.
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New York
Motors
Hudson Motors
Dupont
American Safety Razor
Jordan Motors
Chrysler
Cushman Bakery
Australian Wheat Up
Disturbing reports on southern hemisphere crop conditions, especially Australia, have coincided with a rally in prices. Wheat rose 3 to 6 cents a bushel from last week, corn fell 1 cent to as low as 1 4 cent, oats dropped 1 8 to 1 4, and provisions varied from 45 cents lower to 32 cents higher.
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Chicago
Australia
Need More Votes for Methodist Union Vote
In Nashville on October 16 the Methodist Episcopal Church South reports 1835 for unification with the denomination and 1153 against. The tally is 223 votes short of the three fourths required for ratification. South Brazil conference has not yet voted, but its members favor ratification.
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Nashville
Tenn
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Methodist Episcopal Church
South Brazil
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