Ruth Elder to Seek Paris Dressmakers in Feminine Attire
In Paris Ruth Elder vows to abandon flying gear for fashion as she plans to visit chic dressmakers and buy feminine outfits. She notes no trunk arrived with her and hints at future trips to London before a planned Aquitania voyage.
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Pilot Sticks To Contract With Dawn
Old Orchard Me Oct 29 AP Frances Wilson Grayson plans a fourth attempt to fly to Copenhagen in the Dawn. After talks with Clarence D Chamberlin she says Wilmer Stultz remains under contract and has not quit though weather may force a spring flight. She hopes to depart before next Tuesday if weather allows.
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American convicted of cheating Chinese leader Yang Sen
Knight H. Crawley of Piedmont California was found guilty in Shanghai on charges of defrauding Chinese military leader Yang Sen of Sechuan province. He received a 15 month sentence at McNeil Island Washington federal prison for agreeing to supply 2,000,000 rounds of rifle ammunition and collecting 78,000 Mexican dollars. He returned his share of 30,000 Mexican dollars to Yang Sen representatives and plans an appeal in San Francisco.
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New York Cotton Opens Steady on Weekend Covering
The New York cotton market opened steady with an 18 to 28 point advance on hopeful cold weather in the south. December rose to 20.42 and March to 20.70 in early trading as Wall Street and southern selling absorbed the advance, with continental buying and London liquidation noted. About 157000 bales were awaiting clearance at week end, down from 257000 last year.
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Weather Outlook Week Ahead
Weather outlook for the week begins Monday with showers midweek and again at the end. Moderate temperatures expected most of the week.
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Morrow Opens Relations With Mexico In a Speech
In Mexico City on October 29 AP reports US ambassador Dwight W. Morrow told President Calles that cooperation could yield a mutually satisfactory solution to outstanding issues. He spoke in the presence of Calles cabinet officials and other prominent figures at the formal audience.
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Italians Of Wreck Are On Journey
Survivors of the Principessa Mafalda disaster head for Brazil and Argentina after the loss of about 300 companions. George Grenade, a Buenos Aires resident, accuses the crew of negligence and notes insufficient lifeboats and poor ship condition. 963 of 1,256 aboard are accounted for in Brazilian ports, with 293 dead or missing.
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Christian Faces Scorn in Clean's Opinion at Flora MacDonald
Governor A W McLean urged believers to endure sarcasm and ridicule without yielding, saying higher criticism and secularism aim to erode spiritual interpretation while stressing the need for Christian education. He spoke at Flora MacDonald college on founder’s day in Red Springs.
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Brother of Queen Is Buried Simply
The Marquis of Cambridge, brother of Queen Mary, is buried in Windsor Castle in a simple service. King George, his three sons, Queen Mary, and Queen Maud of Norway attend, as guards carry the body to the royal vaults.
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Wheat Under Weak Start Rises in Chicago Trade
Wheat gains led by improved outlooks as weather in the Northwest and Argentina induced price volatility. Corn fluctuated from declines to gains while oats remained firm and provisions advanced.
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Fishing Schooner Avalon Sunk in Dense Fog Off Cape Cod
The Gloucester fishing schooner Avalon foundered after a collision with the Cosulich liner President Wilson in heavy fog five miles off Highland Lights near Cape Cod. More than 20 crew members are feared lost. four hours after the collision the liner reported three survivors. The incident occurred as the President Wilson sailed for Palermo via Boston.
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New Orleans Cotton Opens Firm on Weather and Crop Hopes
The New Orleans cotton market opened firm with gains of 14 to 21 points as active covering and trade buying pushed December to 20.73 and January to 20.78, about 41 to 42 points above yesterday's close. Traders cited weather concerns and private crop estimates as bullish factors. Prices reached the session high by the end of the first hour.
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Northwestern Teachers Elect Officers at Closing Meeting
At the Northwestern district meeting in Greensboro the North Carolina Education Association officers were elected. J H Cowles Lexington became chairman with C W Phillips Greensboro named vice chairman and Miss Nellie Fleming Burlington secretary. The group adopted resolutions praising High Point officials and endorsing federal education reforms. Winston-Salem invited next, with High Point again bidding to host.
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Mayors in Indianapolis Face Judges Choosing City Leader
Indianapolis Oct 29. City split atop mayorship as Joseph L Hogue proposes a compromise: let Marion County nine judges pick a mayor from all claimants. The plan hinges on six month qualification rulings by the state supreme court. Judge Milner weighing injunction by Claude E Negley who wants to hold the office amid Duvall resignation. Negley and Holmes reportedly work side by side at the mayoral desk as appointments diverge.
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Chicago Mayor Pushes America First Foundation for Citizenship
Chicago mayor promotes a national patriotic group named the America First Foundation with a $10 dues plan to teach the Constitution and government. Replies from mayors and congressmen range from support to ridicule as he presses the drive amid mixed reception.
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Fall Case Pauses After Ten Days of Bitter Skirmish
Washington October 29 The Fall Sinclair conspiracy trial enters a weekend pause after government counsel note two decisive bench rulings. The court blocked showing Everhart the source of $230 500 Liberty bonds and barred Sinclair's unsworn Senate statement. Evidence linking Sinclair to Continental Trading Company, Ltd., of Canada was presented as part of a later argument.
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Widowed Queen Marie Honored on Fifty-First Birthday
In Sinaia Rumania religious services marked Queen Marie's fifty first birthday. Delegations of peasants and citizens wished the royal mother of the nation a happier year. Ira Nelson Morris and Mrs Morris, with four Bucharest ministers, sent greetings for the government, and William S Culbertson conveyed U.S. well wishes.
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Rebels Defeated on Orizaba Slopes in Mexico
Mexico City reports that rebel forces operating near Orizaba on the slopes of Orizaba mountain were defeated and dispersed after a week of fighting. A bulletin from the presidential bureau quoting General Jesus Aguirre says the region will be pacified in a few days. Aguirre pursued General Arnulfo Gomez and General Gonzalo Escobar at Mozomba, with Luis Gonzales’ rebel group also defeated.
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Storm Warning From Weather Bureau
The weather bureau issued an advisory at 11 a.m. noting tropical disturbances of slight intensity moving west or west northwest recently passed over St. Lucia and Windward Islands with low pressure south of Cuba.
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