Christian General Now In Command At Peking Is Expected To Succeed To The Presidency
Peking dispatch reports Feng Yu Hsiang the Christian general in control of central authority after returning to Peking to overthrow the government. He may replace Tsao Kun with former Premier Tuan Chi Jui as the capital stabilizes under his command.
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Peking
Chihli
Mukden
Wu Pei Fu
Wang Cheng-Ling
Chiblii
Feng Yu Hsiang
Koko-Nor
Tibet
Li Yeng-Cheng
Tsao Kun
Feng
Wang Ke-Min
Kao Ling Wei
Wu Yu Lin
Yen
Feng Yu- Hefang
Tsao Kuu
Yin
London
Reuter
Hong Kong
Tazo Kun
Tuan Chi Jui
Coup of Christian General Seizes Peking Power
Feng Yu- Hsiang, known as the Christian general, took control of central China’s government by marching on Peking. His forces, allied with rivals of Wu Pei Fu, surrounded the capital at 3 am, cut telegraph lines, and announced an effort to end the war while promising peace and protection for all. President Tsao Kun ordered cessation of unities and dismissed Wu Pei Fu.
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Prking
Feng Yu- Hsiang
Central Government of
China
Feng
Wu Pei Fo
Chang ‘S0 Lin
Jehel
Peking
Chis Tian
Kupeikow
Here
Jehal
Kuaneikow
Sun Yueh
Wu Pei-Fir
Wu-Pei-Fu
Tsao Kun
Wu Pei
La Follette warns banks of panic and treason in campaign
From Grand Rapids to Syracuse, Senator Robert M La Follette denounces Wall Street power and warns banks that funding panic and treason will trigger government action. He vows to seize funds, bar hostile banks, and deploy the Federal Reserve Board to defend democracy. The remarks unfold amid a tour ending in Syracuse with scrubbed threats and policy pledges.
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Tin City
Wall Street
America
Department of Justice
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Shenandoah Picks Up Landing Cable at Fort Worth
The naval airship Shenandoah completed the penultimate leg of its return flight by snagging the landing cable from the Fort Worth mooring mast after 36 hours 50 minutes since departing San Diego. Landing gear again failed, aided by guardsmen and volunteers, as it docked with lines attaching to helium, gasoline, oil, and water pipelines, and about 200000 cubic feet of helium to be filled.
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Fort Worth
Tex
San Diego
Calif
National
Licat
C. E. Rosendahl
Navi Rator
Shenandoah
Lakehurst
N. di
Little Hook
St. Louis
New Jersey
Elizabeth City to Host 1925 UDC Convention
Rocky Mount dispatch reports Elizabeth City was selected to host the 1925 annual convention of the North Carolina division, United Daughters of the Confederacy, at the closing session. The division backed the Stone Mountain Memorial Commission action, honoring General Hokte and reserving a memorial slot for General James John Pettigrew. Mrs. R. P. Holt was elected custodian of service crosses, and officers chosen yesterday were formally inducted before adjournment.
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Rocky Mount
Elizabeth City
North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Stone Mountain Memorial Commission
Hokte
Stone Mountain Memorial
James John Pettigrew
Mra
Ccustodian
Ofticiera
Werte
Kennamer Charges Taint in Voter Suffrage Fight
Oklahoma City reports Judge Fudge Kennamer accuses the state election board of conspiracy to block black voters. W C McAister, secretary, refutes claims, saying the board only appoints county registrars and passes on attorney general rulings. Supreme Court justices expressed surprise at the charge and declined comment beyond denial.
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Oklahoma City
Fudge Kennamer
W. C. McAlister
State Election Board
Kennamer
McAister
Supreme Court
Deport Chinese Amid Tong Disorder Decrees From Mexico City
Guaymas officials report immediate deportation orders for 12 Chinese arrested here in connection with alleged Tong disputes. Mayor of Guaymas received the orders from Mexico City, confirming actions announced Oct 24.
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Noagles
Sonora
Mexico
Guaymas
Mexico City
Canymas
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs Closing Meet
The autumn council meeting in North Carolina ends with Mrs. Palmer Jerman of Raleigh presiding. Officers and state delegates attend, plans for the year outlined, contests in music art and literature noted, with emphasis on welfare projects and civic work.
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North Carolina Federation
Palmer Jerman
Raleigh
Federation
Jerman
Plana
Federation of Women's Clubs
High Point Woman's Club
R. L. Quinn
W. J. Brogden
B. M. Land
W. T. Shore
Charlotte
Department of Welfare
Clarence A. Johnston
Committee On Public Welfare
Nellie Robertson
Chapel Hill
Bureau of Information
Thomas O'Berry
Goldsboro
Eugene Davis
Wilson
John L. Gilmer
Winston-Salem
R. L. Guinn
Lenoff
Narrow escape on Albemarle Sound endangers officials
Elizabeth City October 24 four members of the state highway commission and a son of Attorney General J S Manning survived a perilous moment when the Jen nie B. struck rough water and a wet stake sank a hole in her hull. The boat drifted for hours before salvage and the party hired another vessel to reach Elizabeth City. The group included M K Dixon W Le Cohoon J L Hayman T W Wilson and Dan Manning.
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Elizabeth City
State Highway Commission
J. S. Manning
Albemarle Sound
Highway Commission
Jennie B
Tyrrell County
M. KE. Dixon
W. le Cohoon
J. L. Hayman
T. W. Wilson
Dan
Manning
Large H Point township registration urged before deadline
Leading democrats and republicans mobilize for the final registration push as books close Saturday evening. Anticipation runs high for a record turnout in High Point township with precinct registrars reporting strong interest and numbers well above the last election.
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High Point Township
Traveling Man Is Arrested In Raleigh
RALEIGH Oct 24 Local police arrested L Payne of Atlanta on grand larceny charges tied to misappropriation of a trust fund He traveled for a Washington DC firm and is held in jail in default of 5000 bond Payne who reportedly once worked for an Atlanta morning newspaper declined to talk.
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Raleigh
L Payne
Atlanta
Washington, D. C
Payne
Federal grand jury to probe registrar voter bans in Oklahoma
Federal district judge F E B Kennamer announced from the bench that a grand jury will investigate alleged refusals by registrars to register Negro voters in Oklahoma for the general election. A mandamus writ to compel registrars in Okfuskee County to register Negroes was denied for lack of jurisdiction.
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Federal Grand Jury
Oklahoma
F. EB. Kennamer
Olkfuskee
Wiicom
American Killed Near Lapalma on Mexican Road
Eugene Marcus Barnes of Waco Texas was killed by bandits on a road near Lapalma Vera Cruz. The American embassy in Mexico City has been instructed to seek suitable reparations from the Mexican foreign office.
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Washington
Eugene Marcus Barnes
Waco
Texas
Lapalma
Vera Cruz
State Department
Mexico City
Trinity College to Install Fully Equipped Machine Shop
Durham October 24 plans are under way by Trinity College science faculty to install a complete machine shop in a science building. It will be supervised by an expert machinist and provide student training while supplying needed materials for the college.
Wives Repaired PHKING City Restores Communications
Oct 24 report states telegraph and mail links with outside points, interrupted yesterday morning, are being restored. City quiet, government operations returning to normal.
Dozen drivers of national repute ready for races
Charlotte Oct Twelve of the country premier automobile race drivers today took final practice wins at Charlotte Speedway ahead of the $25 000 inaugural contest Saturday afternoon. The 200 mile distance promises 200 laps. the winner earns 10000 with 35000 to be shared among the other nine finishers. Crowd estimates exceed 50000 as fans arrive ahead of tomorrow’s 2 pm start under American Automobile Association rules. Entries include Tommy Milton Jerry Won dered Wade Morton Frank Eliott Peter de Paolo Harry Hartz Phil Shefer C R Calr ens Karl Cooper Bob McDonagh Benile Hill and Fred Comer.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Speedway
American Automobile Association
Tommy Milton
Jerry Wondered
Wade Morton
Frank Eliott
Peter de Paolo
Harry Hartz
Phil Shefer
C. R. Calrens
Karl Cooper
Bob McDonagh
Benile Hill
Fred Comer
Robbery on Washington Boulevard Nets Big Cash and Diamonds
Four armed bandits robbed Joseph Rosinsky of Washington early today on the Washington boulevard, taking 2800 dollars in cash and 1300 dollars in diamonds. Police reported the incident.
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Baltimore
Bendits
Joseph Rosinsky
Washington
Washington Boulevard
Weather Forecast Fair and Cool With Frost East and West
Forecast calls for fair skies and continued cool tonight and Saturday. Expect light to heavy frost in western areas. Partly cloudy with variable winds and no precipitation expected. Local temperatures remain brisk with chilly nights and cool afternoons.
North Carolina poised to drop War Finance Office
Raleigh Oct 34. After talks with the War Finance Corporation, North Carolina officials indicate the Wilmington branch may be removed as the state shows it no longer needs aid. Director Starck praised local bankers and farmers for restoring normal conditions and noted NC ranks high in loan repayments, with thousands of farmers supporting liquidity through banks and cooperatives. Final action awaits full committee in Raleigh next week.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
War Finance Corporation
Wilmington
Fred Starck
Washington, D. C
Atlanta
Starck
Washington
Why I Go to Church
Roy L. Brooks reflects on church influence shaping conscience, balance with others, and duty to publicly confess loyalty to God. He credits Christian parents for instilling habits guiding family life and daily strength, asserting the necessity of church in city life.
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Church
Kingdom of God
Bridegroom Uses Old Cave Man Method With His Bride
NORFOLK Virginia October 24 An all night search by posses for Buck Trout swamp failed to locate Frank James and his bride Ruth Mahan whom he forced to accompany him after he shot her father J P Mahan and brother Hugh Mahan in Elizabeth City North Carolina ten days ago The father and brother were wounded but expected to recover Hospital doctors said both would survive Hugh Mahan said James fired on the father and threatened to kill the whole family then forced the girl into the swamp as the search continued
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Davis
New York
Pittsburgh
John W. Davis
Middle- West
Cleveland
Chicago
Carnegie Hall
Middlewest
Ohio
Kentucky
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Tennessee
Sid
Norfolk
Buck Trout
Frank James
King
J. P. Mahan
Hugh Mahan
Jaynes
Ruth Matan
Elizabeth City
N. C
Mahan
James
Dawes Optimistic on Election Momentum
In Wilmington Delaware on October 24 Charlie G. Dawes asserted there is no longer any doubt about the electorate on November 4. He spoke to supporters and urged momentum for the campaign, projecting confidence in victory.
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Dawes
Wilmington
Dol
Charlie G. Dawes
Campatt View Pike
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