Worries Turned to World News and Elections
The piece surveys the mood of anxiety over big news including George Harvey’s honors as he sails home and the election day across the United States. It notes immigration policy debates, a Kansas City Sunday school record, traffic safety reminders, and World Court Week as global concerns unfold.
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George Harvey
Court of St. James
Harvey
Harding
J. W
Carl Weidemann
Kentucky
Federated Council of Churches of Christ of America
Asia
Africa
Australia
Europe
South America
Globe
Nations Agree On Reparations Inquiry Stance
U S state department advices show Britain Italy and Belgium favor a free and full reparations inquiry by an expert committee, aligning with the United States and opposing France which seeks a restricted inquiry. The shift may push France toward an unrestricted program, signaling a new European align ment. Administration spokesmen did not reveal Washington’s probable reply if France holds its position.
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Associated Preas
Washington
State Department
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
United States
France
France Feels Nations Seek to Isolate Her Viewpoint
Paris reports show French officials believe Britain presses conditions on Germany reparations inquiries and Britain's press hones points to isolate France. Belgians may drift from France while Premier Poincare stands firm on reparations expert committee. Lloyd George’s U.S. move is seen as widening a cordon around France.
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Paris
Britain
France
Germany
Washington
Hughes
Coolidge
London
Poincare
Lloyd George
United States
Poincare Reply Faces New Reparation Question
London November 5 The response of Premier Poincare to Britain's second note on the scope of a committee of experts could decide whether England and France will seriously test Germany's ability to pay or repeat futile European gestures.
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Poincare
Associated Prosa
London
England
France
Germany
Europe
French Ambassador Jusserand Meets Hughes on Reparations Inquiry
Ambassador Jusserand of France, back from Paris, planned a Washington meeting with Secretary Hughes. The talks aimed to clarify French limits on the proposed economic committee's inquiry into reparations and to better interpret Paris's stance for U.S. officials.
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Washington
Navy
Jusserand
France
United States
Paris
Hughes
Town Marshal Killed by Night Prowler in Missouri
In Bule Springs Missouri early today town Marshal Alonzo Herzog was fatally shot defending the local telephone office door. The prowler, later identified by letters in his pocket as William S. Young, wrested the marshal’s revolver and died after the exchange of shots. Mrs Elsie Raymond, a telephone operator, reports hearing the disturbance and the marshal’s command to the man to surrender before he was killed.
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Bule Springs
Alonzo Herzog
William S. Young
Medical Unit to Be Formed for Louisiana National Guard in Monroe
Monroe begins organizing a medical detachment for the Louisiana National Guard with First Lieutenant Rene J. Robichaux in charge. Major George W. Wright leads the unit with First Lieutenant Iiving J. Welff, nine more enlisted spots to fill among men aged 18 to 46.
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Louisiana National Guard
Monroe
Rene J. Robichaux
National Guard
New Orleans
George W. Wright
Iiving J. Welff
Temple Trousdale
Robichaux
156Th Infantry
Louisiana
George Wright
Klan Injunction Denied by U S Appeal Court
The U S circuit of appeals upheld Judge Winslow's denial of a restraining order against International Magazine Co. The Klan sought to halt articles by Norman Hapgood alleging exposure based on records allegedly taken from Klan offices in Atlanta. The court noted the complaint claimed papers were sold to the magazine for 3000 dollars.
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Free
New York
United States Circuit of Appeals Today
Winslow
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan, Inc
International Magazine Company
Norman Hapgood
Knights
Klan
Atlanta
Department of Justice
Kansas City Sunday School Class Sets New World Record
The Business Men's Bible class of First Baptist Church in Kansas City attracted 17 833 attendees in a convention hall, surpassing Long Beach Ca Taubman Sunday School class with 9 984 in a national contest.
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Kansas City
Long Beach
California
Hollywood
Associated Press
Convention Hall
First Baptist Church of
Sixth District Judge Tackles Morehouse Klan Case Load
Nearly a dozen Morehouse parish residents allied with the Ku Klux Klan faced Judge Fred M. Odom on misdemeanor hooded activities tied to the Watt Daniel and T. P. Richards kidnapping case. Several defendants carry firearms or conspire to compel others to leave Bastrop. The trial will handle nonfelony charges while over a dozen felony cases await later action.
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Associated Press
Bastrop
Morehouse Parish
Ku Klux Klan
Fred M. Odom
Sixth District Court
Watt Daniel
T. PF. Richards
Daniel
Richards
Lake Lafourche
Odom
G. G. McIntosh
Marvin Pickett
J. K. Skipwith
Cyclops
Benton Pratt
Cud Pickett
Sam Eldridge
Smith Stevenson
Daniel Richards
Coco
Daniels
J. L. Daniels
Watt
Tot” Davenport
W. C. Andrews
Bastrop-Mer Rouge
Davenport
Andrews
Tas M. Odom
Sixth Judicial District
Mer Rouge
T. F. Richards
Judge Odom
Parsh
W.W. G. McIntosh
Guion
Sam Cox
Alonzo Braddock
Braddock
Carpenter
Survivor Ellis Cuttin Celebrates 87th Birthday in Iowa
Ellis Cuttin, believed last survivor of the Light Brigade, marked his 87th birthday in Cedar Rapids Iowa He was 18 at Balaklava during the 1854 charge and later settled in Iowa after the Civil War where he worked 45 years for the Rock Island railroad The veteran remains in excellent health.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ellis Cuttin
Light Brigade
Tennyson
Balaklava
State Wins Substitution of Pistols for Shotguns in Raid Case
In Bastrop Judge Fred M. Odom sustained the state's motion to substitute the word pistol for shotgun in the information charging Captain J. K. Skipwith with carrying firearms on the premises. The amendment was allowed for three other defendants as testimony described an armed raid on the Braddock home last year.
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Associated Press
Bastrop
Fred M. Odom
J. K. Skipwith
Alonzo Braddock
Braddock
Skipwith
Harkness
Russ Harkness
Marvin Pickett
Braddock's
Sam Eldridge
Eldridge
Renewal of Lease for Muscle Shoals Plant
Washington November 5 The War Department announced that the government will renew the lease of the Wilson dam power plant at the Muscle Shoals Alabama project to the Alabama Power Company Secretary Weeks stated approval will be granted for the continuation of the lease authority and arrangement remains in effect for the plant’s operation by the company.
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Muscle Shoals
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson Dam
Ala
Alabamiy Power Company
War Department
Weeks
Bastrop Judge Faces Trials Linked to Hooded Band Word
In Bastrop Louisiana Judge Tas M. Odom, presiding without a jury, hears misdemeanor cases tied to Hooded Band actions in Morehouse parish last year. The courtroom crowd fills the Bastrop courthouse as Braddock testifies about a late night raid on his home.
Monroe Area Seeks Fifty Boys for Band
WANTED fifty boys in Monroe West Monroe and vicinity for a Boys Band. For particulars contact or call Prof. Wm B Ennis at Knights of Pythias Hall.
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Monroe
West Monroe
Wm. B. Ennis
Knights of Pythias Hall
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