Pirates Even Things Up With Senators
Washington Oct 8 Colonel William Mitchell refused to testify before the naval court board investigating the Shenandoah disaster objecting to being sworn under an army order and to appearing on a subpoena. He urged revocation of appearance orders and cited counsel advice that his presence would conflict with legal rights amid court martial proceedings.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Naval Court
Shenandoah
Mitchell
Adjutant General
Baseball Pays Tribute to Christy Mathewson in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh mourned Christy Mathewson, one of baseball’s greatest pitchers, who died last night in Saranac Lake New York. The same day Walter Johnson shone by defeating Pittsburgh in the first World Series game, a dramatic coincidence marked the tribute.
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Christy Mathewson
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Mathewson
Walter Johnson
Idoa
Bix Six
New York Giants
Cincinnati Deds
Giants
Hale and Hearty
Boston Nationals
Bucknell College
Taunton
Mass
Manchester
N. H
Norfolk
Virginia
Seals in Puget Sound Threaten Salmon Industry
Hair seals have increased to about 7 600 on Puget Sound beaches and threaten the salmon fishery. Arthur S. Einarsen urges enlisting American sportsmen to hunt seals, as current controls are insufficient beyond a small bounty and sporadic professional hunts.
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Puget Sound
Northwest
Arthur S. Einarsen
Washington State Fisheries Department
Einarsen
President Coolidge Returns to White House After Omaha Visit
President Coolidge arrived back at the White House today following a stop in Omaha where he spoke to the American Legion. His train was delayed one hour due to a wrecked train near Washington but the trip otherwise went smoothly.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Omaha
American Legion
Railway question rises as major labor issue
London October 3. The railway question, with demands for nationalization of all lines and wage cuts sought by owners, dominates labor leaders as a potential general election issue next year. C. T. Cramp of the National Union of Railway Men presses pensions as a condition for wage talks, urging nationalization while acknowledging motor transport competition. Talks continue on a proposed five per cent wage reduction, with both sides preparing substantial programs.
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London
C. T. Cramp
National Union of Railway Men
Labor Party
Liverpool
Cramp
Noel Be Tried for Chauffeur's Death
Newark in October report says Harrison W. Noel, accused in the slayings of six year old Mary Daly of Montclair and Raymon Pierce, a Black chauffeur, must stand trial in Essex County. Judge Edwin C. Caffrey ordered sanity hearings and declared the jury will decide Noel's guilt or innocence.
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Newark
N. J
Harrison W. Noel
Mary Daly
Montclair
Raymone Pierce
Essex County
Edwin C. Caffrey
Noel
Hungary honors living veterans as Knights of Heroes Order
Budapest reports Hungary honors World War veterans by knighting them in the Order of Heroes. Admiral Harty led the ceremony with 200 officers 300 NCOs and 1 300 privates knighted. Each recipient receives a land plot. candidates must be irreproachable citizens. A young boy was among the honorees honoring his deceased father.
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Budapest
Order of Heroes
Admiral Harty
Order
Insurance Company to Comply With Reports
Louisville officials report InterSouthern Life Insurance Company will comply immediately with recommendations from state insurance commissioners in five states. James R. Duffin, the president, announced that financial readjustments are needed but conditions do not warrant alarm for policy holders.
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Louisville
Intersouthern Life Insurance Company
James R. Duffin
Want Ads Unite Sellers and Bargain Seekers in Times
The Times runs want ads linking sellers with buyers, offering a range of goods and services. Classifieds highlight items for sale, personal notices, and deals, inviting community participation and quick transactions.
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Times
Mitchell defense plan split at presidential air board
Testimony on William Mitchell’s sweeping air defense reorganization drew mixed praise and sharp opposition. Captain James T. Moore cited naval officers’ hesitation, Rear Admiral Moffett urged a larger air arm and countered accusations of bungling, Major Milling supported a national defense department, and Rear Admiral Hughes opposed a separate naval air corps while affirming the airplane’s vital role under naval command.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Air Board
Martin B. Madded
House Appropriation Committee
Mitchell Field
James T. Moore
Marine Corps
William A. Moffett
Naval Air Chief
Navy
Mitchell
Department of National Defense
Air Corps
Thomas Milling
McCook Field
Dayton
Ohio
National Defense Department
Army Navy
Charles F. Hughes
Battle Fleet
Naval Air Corps
Canada Nets Big Return From American Tourists
Ottawa reports Americans brought 150 million dollars to Canada in 1925, a quarter of the wheat crop value and near the combined mining output of Ontario, Quebec and British Columbia. Over two million American autos have entered Canada this year, totaling about nine million tourists. Ontario led the traffic with substantial stays across the provinces.
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Ottawa
Ont
United States
Canada
Dominion
Ontario
Quebec
British Columbia
Labor leader spurns appeal for Russian ties at AFL congress
Atlantic City N J October 7 Arthur A Purcell British MP head of the International Federation of Trades Unions urged closer ties with Russian workers during the AFL convention His appeal met silence and brief applause as President Green warned of Moscow influence seeking to capture the American labor movement He asserted Communists branded AFL officers as fakers crooks and scabs and sought revolution.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Arthur A. Purcell
Organized Workers of
Russia
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Purcell
International Federation of Trades Unions
British Trade Unions Congress
Green
Ameica
Communist Party
Moscow
American Labor Movement
America
Washington and Pirates clash in game two of 1925 world series
Forbes Field Pittsburgh hosts game two as Washington holds a 1 0 lead over the Pirates in the 1925 world baseball championship. Weather improves, lineups feature Rice Harris Goslin Judge Harris Bluege Peckinpaugh Ruel against Coveleskie Aldridge Traynor Wright Grantham Smith Aldridge. Umpires Rigler Morin Morarity McCormick Owens assigned.
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Pirates
Coveleskie
Aildridge
Judge
Wright
Cuyler
Moore
Bleuge
Senators
Aldridge
Willows
Forbes
Pittsburgh
Russell
Stanley Coveleskie
Vic Aldridge
Washington Rice
Harris
Goslin
Bluege
Peckinpaugh
Ruel
Pittsburgh Moore
Carey
Barnhart
Traynor
Grantham
Smith
Rigler
Moriraity
McCormick
Owens
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