Britain is startled by purported Russian note forgery
London reports a foreign office note claiming a very secret Zinovieff letter urged British subjects to overthrow institutions and subvert armed forces. The Russian charge d affaires protests the breach of undertakings. Officials note the timing amid an election. A British representative abroad denies signing the document, calling it a forgery.
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London
Foreign Office
Moscow
Great Britain
M. Zinovieff
Communist International
Central Committee
Communist Party
M. Rakovsky
Zinovieff
J. D. Gregory
MacDonald
Poveroment
Hostila
Vlow
Labor Party
Arthur Meenaug
The
International
Russia
Skyscraper hospital relief boosts city care in Chicago
In Chicago the 19 story St Luke's Hospital is described as the tallest in the world. Patients upstairs beyond the tenth floor benefit from cleaner air and less odor while the location in a congested business district serves the community. Louia R. Curtis cites real estate pressure and economy per bed as reasons for skyscraper hospitals in major cities.
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Chicago
St. Luke's Hospital
Louia R. Curtis
Ife
Dr Hiatt Receives Word On Mother's Clinton Illness
Mr Hondon and Hiatt returned from Clinton where they were summoned due to the illness of Dr Hiatt's mother. Doctors report slight improvement in her condition amid the tense medical update.
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Hondon
Hiatt
Clinton
Hiatt Re. Porta
German Prohibition Leaders Warn Against Drinking Devil
In Bueckeburg Germany Dr F Melle of Frankfurt told a German League for Prohibition congress that the drinking devil threatens the nation and only true Christianity can save Germany from alcohol’s damage. Dr Strecker cited three and a half billion marks spent on drink yearly and six billion in total harm, while George Michaelis linked alcoholism to sexual excess and urged church involvement. Herr von Wicht blamed the Protestant church for failing to make alcohol a separate issue, noting potential hope after church state separation.
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Bueckeburg
Germany
F. Q. Meile
Frankfurt
German League For Prohibition
Melle
Strecker
League
Alcohel
Dr. Strecker
George Michaelis
Herr von Wicht
Bigisfeld
Picnic Truck Wreck Near Here After Roast
Employees of Commonwealth Hosiery mill rode a Ford truck on a Weinle roast at Hayworth Spring when the vehicle struck a tree. The wreck was not serious. no injuries reported. The front end showed damage and the radiator was heated. Columbus, Indiana, October 25 reports Shenandoah sailing past the city at 8:10 a.m.
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Commonwealth Hosiery
Hayworth Spring
Columbus
Ind
Shenandoah
Cotton crop forecast shows larger output this year
Washington reports 12,675,000 bales forecast for the season, up from 12,499,000 earlier, with improved conditions and gin totals. State by state projections list Virginia to California outputs, while ginnings before Oct 18 reach 6.6 million running bales, and lower California adds about 640,000 bales.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkangage
Tennessey
Missouri
Oklahoma
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Old Mexico
Tennessee
Mrs Yorks Uncle Dies at Patterson Groves Church
Mrs York and husband attended the funeral of her uncle J M Patterson at Patterson Groves church Franklinville. Patterson died suddenly at 67 after years of ill health and was found in bed. Survived by wife four brothers a sister two sons and a daughter. Rev Fogieman led services, burial in church cemetery.
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Liberty
Alis
J. M. Cox
Green Chapel
M. F
Oscar
Watt Wood
Lineberry
Fogieman
Patterson Groves Church
Coolidge Talks of the Golden Rule Dinner Policy
President Coolidge frames foreign policy around international cooperation guided by the Golden Rule. At the Near East Association dinner in Washington he stresses helping Europe to help itself, pursuing peace and outlawing aggressive war without delay. He plans a radio address in New York to Jewish Charities leaders.
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Washington
Coolidge
Near East Association
New York
Federated Societies of Jewish Charities
America
Europe
Dawes to Speak Tonight in Brooklyn Vice Presidency Campaign
Charles G Dawes Republican nominee for vice president will address a Brooklyn audience tonight as part of his New York speaking tour. He spent the previous day in Montclair Michigan and declined all interviews and conferences.
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New York
Charles G. Dawes
Brooklyn
Loday
C. A. Hanon
Montclair
Meg
Janda Named Assistant Director in Highway Research
Chapel Hill Oct 28 Professor Harold Frederick Janda associate professor of highway engineering at the University of North Carolina has been appointed assistant director of the advisory board of the division of highway research of the National Research council. He will take a year’s leave of absence and move to Washington to coordinate council tasks. Philip K Schuyler will fill his UNC duties during his absence.
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Chapel Hill
Harold Frederick Janda
University of North Carolina
Division of Highway Research
National Research Council
Janda
Washington
Charles A. Upham
Dunda
State Highway Commission
Jauda Wll
Lebanon Willing To Pay For National Anthem
BEIRUT Oct 24 Greater Lebanon the Syria region including Beirut and the Lebanon Hills seeks a national hymn and is willing to pay. The French mandate territory under a French high commissioner has rejected the Marseillaise as insufficient. Le Gouverneur durand Liban backs a local music publisher prize contest offering two thousand Syrian francs for the best song.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Lebanon Hills
France
le Gouverneur Durand Liban
Marseillaise
Tocal
Elder Lee Hanks to Preach Here Sunday
Elder Lee Hanks of Atlanta Georgia will preach in the city tomorrow at the High Point Primitive Baptist Church at eleven o clock. A good crowd is expected to greet him and the message is described as of interest to everyone.
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Lee Hanks
Atlanta
High Point
Couple Missing Near Norfolk After Double Shooting
Norfolk police search for Frack James and his new bride after he shot her father and her brother and fled. Investigators tracked possible sightings in swamps where James allegedly forced her to go, leaving the bride in a thin dress in exposure fear.
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Norfolk
Frack James
Z. P. Mahan
Hugh Mahan
James
Young women seek enlistment as leper nurses in Hampstead
London reporters note two young professional women applying through the Dominion Priory at Hampstead for nurse roles with the Franciscan Missionaries of Mary. The mother superior cites a long history of volunteers with the order, now 4,000 strong, eager to serve leper colonies, while acknowledging limits on promises for operatic work. A New York item reports a weekly deficit of 5.8 million in clearing house banks and trust firms, though down slightly from last week.
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London
Dominion Priory
Hampstead
Franciscan Missionaries of Mary
Gus
Empire
New York
Independent Sheriff Candidate in N Carolina Race
In Raleigh on Oct 24 a third party contender C G Neal of Duan hopes to unseat the incumbent in Harnett County with a platform railing against many man made laws and a tax burden. The story notes Neal’s four page tract and his pledge for equal rights, self government, better roads and lighter taxes, while touching on local political turmoil and an audit controversy surrounding the sheriff’s office.
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Raleigh
Oet
Oftie
North
Caroling
LaFollette
Wheeler
C. G. Neal
Duan
Harnett
Elawnett
Neal
Mr. Neal
Sheriff's Office
Caroize
Ku Klux Klan
Meek
St. Jimison
Mr. Blease
Gedo
Lsborer
Alloy
Three Rescues At Whippany Fire Endure Perilous Blaze
A fire at the Mebyie Brothers Paper Board plant in Whippany forced quick rescues of two youths and a worker. Fire teams battled the blaze along the South Mountain reservation area, aiding a payroll hold up claim while securing Orem and other workers.
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Whippany
Soath Mwumeaia
BU. Mebyie Brothers Paper Board
Whippaty
General Wu Pei Fu Attacks Shanhikwan Front in Peking War
Peking Oct 23 General Wu Pei Fu military leader of Chihli launched a heavy morning assault on the Shanhikwan front aimed at turning General Chang Tso Lin's right wing. Wu reportedly seeks a quick decision, with morale high among his troops despite recent Peking upheavals and Feng Yu Hsiang's defection.
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Peking
Wu Pei-Fu
Chihli
Tsingtao
Shanhikwan
Chang Tso-Lin
Chang
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Kun
Chang Tso Lin
Wu Pei Fu
Tibet
Fenga
Chang Teo Lim
Peng
Tsuo Kim
Atnd
Feng
Rai Chang
Wight
Central Chinese government cabinet tensions rise
Reports suggest Presid PEERING and General Peng Yi-Hsiang, who holds capital control, are pushing the cabinet toward conflict. The central government faces attempted pressure as authority strains emerge in Beijing.
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Presid
Peng Yi-Hsiang
Warre At
Eleven Drivers Enter Inaugural Charlotte Speedway Race
Charlotte Del reports eleven drivers prepared to start the inaugural Charlotte speedway race with $25,000 in prizes and a top prize of $8,000. The event, sanctioned by the AAA, marked the start of Automobile championship racing in the south at a mile and a quarter track. Bennett Hill reportedly set a world speed record for one lap during practice at 26. miles per hour. 50,000 spectators expected as fans arrive from across the country.
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Charlotte
Harry
Hett
Frank Eliott
Milton
Wade Morton
Easino
Hott
Charlotte C
Uike
Tommy
de Pele
Caya Hilan
de Paulo
Marta
Haltan
Cooper
Se 25
de Paolo
Earl Cooper
Etrl Cooper
Phil Shafer
Frank Dbhiott
Tommy Milan S
Phil Sheter
Beazy Hill
Chery
Morton
Pete Bernadlo
Genny Hill
Bart Cooper
Shafer
Pete di Panto
de Ate
Phil Slater
Franck Ellion
Harry Hartz
Frank Illiott
Seccal Pine
Harn Cooper
Wermers
Del
Motor Speedway
American Automobile Association
New Board Speedway
Bennett Hill
Torday
Wil
Connelly
Harl Cooper
Wall
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Prince of Wales
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Frice
Chicago Hospital
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Hans
League To Advance Prohibition
Woolworth
Italy
Rome
Elder Lee Hanks
Hartz
Sheriff
Dunn
New Speedway
C. G Neal
Storm
Mwarnett County
Mresene
Anche
Charlotte Speedway
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