Mitchell to Decide Monday If He Seeks Coolidge Confrontation
Washington Oct 31 AP Counsel in the court martial of Colonel William Mitchell plan weekend preparation as the case nears trial for conduct violating good order and discipline. The defense will decide if a subpoena for President Coolidge or Secretary Davis is sought, though courts may lack authority to compel the president.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Mitchell
President Coolidge
Dwight Davis
Representative Reid
Illinois
Coolidge
United States Supreme Court
Davis
Reid
Sherman Moreland
Mvocate
Texas
Col. Mitchell
Severe Jail Sentence for Flag Desecrator in Los Angeles
Jake Ball a cleaner and dyer was sentenced to 250 days in jail after using an American flag to wipe windows. Ball claimed ignorance of the law but the judge said ignorance was worse than desecration. Defense plans an appeal.
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Los Angeles
Jake Ball
Dyer
Ball
All Saints Day Observed at St Marys Episcopal
All Saints Day will be observed tomorrow at Saint Marys Episcopal Church with Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and Holy Communion and sermon at 11 a.m. There will be no evening service.
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St. Mary’s Church
Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church
Three Channer and Sawyer members sentenced in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Ohio three members of the brokerage firm Channer and Sawyer were sentenced to terms in the Ohio penitentiary for converting securities left in their care. George A Sawyer received ten years Herbert L Canner nine years and Fred G McLaughlin five years. The firm had entered receivership two years prior with liabilities fixed at $700000.
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Cincinnati
Channer and Sawyer
Ohio
George A. Sawyer
Herbert L. Canner
Fred G. McLaughlin
Milson Withdraws With Engine Trouble In 250 Mile Race
Peter De Paolo led from the start at Rockingham Speedway in Salem New Hampshire as Bennett Hill chased. Tommy Milton retired on lap seven due to engine trouble after briefly pitting for an adjustment post lap five.
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Rockingham Speedway
Salem
N. H
Tommy Milson
Peter de Paolo
Bennett Hill
Tommy Milton
Two Are Killed In Interurban Car Crash Near Gallatin
Judge R. E. Sanders former county judge of this county and Ben G. Gillespie farmer and stock man were instantly killed when an Gallatin interurban car bound for Nashville struck their automobile about eight miles south of Gallatin at 11 o’clock this morning.
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Gallatin
Tenn
A. P
R. E. Sanders
This County
Ben G. Gillespie
Nashville
League asks France comment on Damascus bombardment petitions
The permanent mandates committee of the League of Nations asked France for official comment on petitions protests and complaints filed with the league concerning the Damascus bombardment on October 18.
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Damascus
ENEVA
Permanent Mandates Committee
League of Nations
France
League O
Officer Attacked at Langley Field Tied to Grudge
First Lieut. Joseph T. Morris and Mrs. Morris were attacked in their Langley Field home near Newport News by an unknown man. Major Oscar Westover said Private Lewis K. Neu of Savannah, Ga., held a grudge after Morris disciplined him. Neu remains at large as authorities search the area.
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Newport News
Joseph T. Morris
Neu
Savannah
Westover
Morris
Lexington Boy Dies of Hydrophobia After Treatment
Louis Freeman nine year old son of Dr Ira K Freeman pastor of Erlanger Baptist church died at the fathers home near Lexington North Carolina this morning of hydrophobia. He was bitten at Asheville on September eighteenth and after treatment he grew ill four days ago.
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Lexington
N. C
Louis Freeman
Ira K. Freeman
Erlanger Baptist Church
Asheville
Hutchens Infant Dies at Home in Mount Pleasant
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Hutchens died at 110 State Street Saturday morning. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon and burial followed at Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
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W. B. Hutchens
State Street
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Week Weather Outlook for South Atlantic States
The forecast shows mostly fair skies over the South Atlantic states for the coming week starting Monday. Temperatures rise Monday and remain near normal afterward with continued mild conditions.
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Washington
South Atlantic
Governor Frees Four Parolees in North Carolina
Raleigh AP reports Governor McLean granted four paroles on recommendation of Pardon Commissioner H Hoyle Sink. Paroled were Henderson Hamby Ashe County Lester Pell Guilford Harvey Green Chatham and Tom Huffman Wilkes. Ten parole requests were denied as clemency appeals persist.
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Raleigh
McLean
H. Hoyle Sink
Henderson Hamby
Ashe County
Lester Pell
Guilford
Harvey Green
Chatham
Tom Huffman
Wilkes County
Hamby
Lever Pell
Guilford County
Guilford Superior Court
Consolidated Mills Company of
High Point
Chatham Superior Court
Wilkes Superior Court
Mack Verble
Cabarrus County
Claude Hill
Wake
Margaret Royster
Durham
Deck Burns
Swain
Luther J. Duncan
Columbus
E. Melvin Beckerdite
Randolph
Mrs Stillman Seeks Divorce Claim to Marry McCormick
Reports say Mrs Anne A Stillman seeks divorce from James A Stillman to wed Fowler McCormick 24, who recently donned overalls to learn International Harvester work. Stillman reportedly agrees to divorce with little alimony. McCormick visited Grande Ange Quebec while papers served.
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New York
Stillman
Anne A. Stillman
James A. Stillman
McCormick
Grande Ange
Quebec
Jubilee Service Opens To All At Tabernacle
Sunday at 3 p m in the tabernacle a grand jubilee service is announced for men women and children. Don Cochran manager of the Stephens party says the center section will be for those who have consecrated themselves or come to Christ during the campaign. A large crowd is expected for the Say afternoon service.
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Tabernacle
Don Cochran
Stephens Party
Christ
Governor orders troops on standby over Buncombe case
Governor McLean directed Adjutant General J Van B Metts to have troops ready in Asheville for a possible call during the Buncombe County trials of Alvin Mansell and Preston Neely for attacks on white women. General Metts will go to Asheville before the special court term opens Monday. No call has yet been issued.
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Raleigh
McLean
J.van B. Metts
Buncombe County
Metts
Asheville
Alvin Mansell
Preston Neely
Geome
Mansel
Fascism Spreads Beyond Italy Asserts Farinacci
Signor Farinacci, secretary general of the fascist party, told a foreign delegates meeting in Rome that fascistization has moved beyond Italy and aided the spread of fascism to other nations. He contrasted Italy’s disorder three years ago with current enterprise and energy.
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Rome
Italy
Signor Farinacci
Coolidges Leave On Trip on Mayflower
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge sailed down the Potomac aboard the yacht Mayflower for a weekend excursion. Secretary of War Davis and Mrs. Davis joined, along with Senators Goff, Bingham, Ernst, and Representatives Treadway and White. They expected to return to Washington Monday morning.
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Washington
Coolidge
Potomac
Davis
Goff
West Virginia
Bingham
Connecticut
Ernst
Kentucky
Treadway
Massachusetts
Representative White
Maine
Broad Street Cafe In Health Law Case Correction
The Enterprise reported a Broad Street cafe proprietor was tried for violating a state health law, but the item was incorrect. The proper location was the Broad Street cafe, not Broadway.
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Broad Street
Broadway
Broadway Cafe
Broad Street Cafe
Stock prices surge as motor shares lead gains
Wall Street reports another brisk session with bullish demand in early trading. Hudson jumps over 2 points to a new high of 116.5, Dupont gains five to a 1925 peak, Atlantic Coast Line rises three to 218, and Seaboard Air Line climbs in step following news of Florida rail extension and strong earnings.
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Wall Street
New York
Fudson
Dupont
Florida
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Confederate memorial coins protest stirs Georgia U D C
Mrs. Betty Reynolds Cobb of Carrollton announces Byrd S. Lovett buys Sandersville’s entire 1100 coin quota as a protest against the Georgia division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy for refusing to join a memorial coin sale. The purchase follows debate and a narrow vote at the state convention.
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Atlanta
Betty Reynolds Cobb
Carrollton
Byrd S. Lovett
Georgia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Cobb
Lovett
Sandersville
Memoral Association
Georgia U. D. C
Macon
Cartersville
Decatur
Waynesboro
Steel
Flashes of Life and Courtroom Turmoil Across U S
AP dispatches report a Royalist leader being kicked in court by a reforming anarchist in Paris as gunplay ensues and guards intervene with the judge suspending proceedings. In New York, Peggy Talbott offers 20000 dollar gems missing in a taxicab while Lieut MacDonnell loses driving privileges after an accident. Philadelphia notes a patient asking questions minutes after appendicitis surgery under a new anaesthetic. New York covers a judge suggesting electr ic chair over alimony and police, disguised as lounge lizards, return to patrolling streets.
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Paris
Leon Daubet
MRS D S LEAKE DIES AT 87 IN HIGH POINT HOME
Mrs D S Leake longtime High Point resident dies at her Montlieu avenue home after long illness including pneumonia She was born near Fort Worth Texas in 1854 married 1881 to Mr Leake and survived by husband two children and one grandson Funeral set Sunday afternoon at 3 30 at Oakwood cemetery Reverend Tom A Sykes to officiate Pallbearers listed
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Leake
High Point
Montlieu Avenue
Fort Worth
Texas
Archdale
Braston Craven
Old Trinity College
Craven
Friends Church
Friends
Oakwood Cemetery
Tom A. Sykes
The
Charles F. Tomlinson
S. H. Tomlinson
A. M. Briggs
J. A. Barker
J. Elwood Cox
W. C. Thompson
Tunney to Box Risko in Cleveland Indoors Opener
Gene Tunney of New York meets John Risko of Cleveland in a 12 round decision bout at the Public Auditorium on November 18 to open the local indoor boxing season, promoter Matt J. Hinkel announced.
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Cleveland
Gene Tunney
New York
John Risko
Public Auditorium
Matt J. Hinkel
Deportations Rise as Panama Tenant Strike Probed
Panamanian authorities move after a tenant strike prompts U S troop summons. Sixteen undesirable aliens deported and ten Panamanians jailed awaiting trial as police investigate causes of the disturbance.
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Panama
Frank Lane Co Signs Ten Steamship Contracts
Detroit October 31 AP Contracts for operation of ten steamships linking Detroit and other Great Lakes cities with European ports have been signed by the Frank Lane company of New York. President Frank Lane announced two ships were sent from Detroit three months ago as an experiment. The Anders will dock tomorrow as the first ocean going steamer to leave Detroit with a cargo for a foreign port and return to reload.
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Baltimore
Felix Agnus
Eary
Agnus
Lyons
France
Napoleon III
Australia
Charles C
Edington Fulton
Baltimore American
Annie E. Fulton
Charles Fulton
the American
Baltimore Star
Frank A. Munsey
General Agnus
Detroit
Frank Lane
New York
Anders
Lane
Revival Draws Large Crowd Despite Rain in Tabernacle
Nearly 3,000 attendees packed the Tabernacle last night for Rev. George T. Stephens revival. Many testified they had converted during the seven week campaign, with a large turnout for Pocket Testament league signups and testaments given to all ages. Delegations from Victor Stove, Knox Upholstery, the high school, and the police were present. a city gang of about 300 young men registered for the event. The revival continues with Sunday afternoon service at 3 and a final Sunday night meeting.
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Tabernacle
George T. Stephens
Stephens
Christ
Pocket Testament League
Victor Stove Company
Knox
C. Clark
Miller Faces Major Fraud Allegations in Federal Post
Federal authorities charge Miller with large-scale fraud and bribes in a federal role. The government says the case is strong and prepared to press charges vigorously.
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Miller
Prosecution of Miller in $7 Million American Metal Case
The justice department moves to press vigorous prosecution in the Harding era American Metal Company fraud case. Colonel Thomas E. Miller, former alien property custodian, to face arraignment as the lone American indicted. The Merton brothers and three corporations also under indictment, with witnesses including Roxie Stinson and Mal Daugherty.
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New York
Thomas E. Miller
Department of Justice
American Metal Company
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
Cosh
Liberty
United States
Merton
Frankefort-on-Main
John T. King
Republiccan
Connecticut
Jesse Smith
Milley, Smith and King
Miller
Counse
Nesses
Wilmington
Del
King
Merton Brothers
Colr. Miller
Richard Merton
Frankfort-on-Main
Germany
M@ligesellschaft
Alfred Merton
The
Metallbank
Leopold du Bois
Basle
Switz
Bank of Basle
Zahn Geigy of
Societe Suisse Pour Valeurs de
Metallbank and
Metallgesellschaft
Societe Suisse Pour Valeurs de Meteaux
Col. I Miller
Roxie Stinson
Jess Smith
Daugherty
Smith
Washington
Senate
Harry Daugherty
Mal
Gaston B. Means
Secretar
Fimer Jarnecke
Atlanta
Four Sentenced to Death in Kiev Espionage Case
Four people including Madame Goroditskaya were sentenced to death in Kiev for spying for Poland. The group, all state employees, allegedly provided a Polish officer with details of Red Army movements in the Kiev military district and information on state railways and military train schedules in wartime mobilization.
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Kiev
Russia
Poland
Madame Goroditskaya
Red Army
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