Space and faith meet in a world of rising knowledge
The column blends quotes and reader ideas with reflections on space exploration, the insignificance of human knowledge, and the need for faith. It discusses Klansmen convictions, Sheriff Carpenter, and Cap'n Skipwith, then shifts to economic chaos in Germany, German reparations, and the impact on global trade, finally noting a curtailment in the motion picture industry and industry cooperation.
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Skipwith
Carpenter
Cap'n
Germany
France
Mr. Hayes
Weather Verse Declares Cold Night Ahead
A poetic weather note forecasts a pair of colder fields tonight and tomorrow. It speaks of vineyards and fruits promising growth as Old Sol returns with brighter skies.
Berlin Riots Roil City as Looting Surges Across Districts
Associated Press reports ongoing looting in northern Berlin with mobs raiding food and clothing shops, car occupants robbed in the fashionable west end, and anti Semitic rioting in Jewish quarters. Bearded Galician targets and newspapers torn apart as police act slowly or refuse firearms.
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Associated Press
Berlin
French Receive U. S. Report But Do Not Move On Question
Paris reports Premier Poincare received Ambassador Jusserands cable about Hughes talks in Washington. The exchange is described as friendly but provides no new official stance from the French government.
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U. S
Paris
Poincare
Jusserand
Hughes
Washington
Rhinelanders Evacuate Cologne Area
Rhineland Separatists have completed their evacuation of the Cologne area leaving the region poorer. The report dates from Cologne on November 6.
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Cologne
Rhineland
Washington Informed of France Position on Reparation Question
Washington officials received detailed information on France stance regarding a proposed new inquiry into reparations. The briefing followed a lengthy conversation with Ambassador Jusserand, with details to be continued on page three.
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Washington
France
Associated Press
Ambassador Jusserand
Wealth Drops Into Lap Of Poor Girl Of North Forsaken
Mee William Baker and her brother and another sister stand to inherit from the estate of George Young a Chicagoan who traced his daughter in Elkhorn Wisconsin Mee is the wife of a poor farmer and will receive 175000 as a share of Young's fortune revealed after her adoption and twelve years of marriage.
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Elkhorn
Wis
William Baker
George Young
Thanksgiving Proclamation Urges Gratitude After Hard Year
President Coolidge issues a Thanksgiving Day proclamation from the White House noting two national tragedies this year Harding's death and the Japan earthquake, yet praising prosperity. He calls Americans to gather in homes and places of worship on November 29 to thank God and seek continued favor.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Harding
Japan
United States
Roy
Executives to Plan Policies of Rail Labor Groups
W S. Stone president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers announces a Washington meeting by the chief executives of sixteen standard railroad labor organizations. The aim is to agree on a definite legislative policy in connection with matters coming before the next Congress. The gathering is slated for Wednesday morning November 14 in Washington.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Standard Railroad
W. S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Washington
West Virginia Mine Explosion Traps Digging Crews
In Wyoming county at the Glen Rogers mine an explosion trapped miners. Reports say 23 bodies were recovered by 3 pm with six still inside. Later estimates put those entombed between 356 and 50 as officials moved toward the scene with aid trains.
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West Virginia
Associated Press
Beckley
Wz. Va
Glen Rogers
Raleigh-Wyoming Coal Company
Wyoming County
New River
Twelve Bodies Taken From Glen Rogers Mine Blast
Twelve bodies have been recovered from the Raleigh-Woming Coal mine at Glen Rogers Wyoming county after an explosion. Sixty-five men were in the shaft. twenty three were brought out uninjured and twelve bodies found by rescue squads. Many workers remain inside the workings.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Glen Rogers
Wyoming County
E. M. Morgan
Lee Ott
Raleigh-Woming Coal Company
State Department of Mines
Congress May Act To Aid Germany Says Coolidge
President Coolidge says any extension of government relief to Germany must wait for Congress. He notes German winter food needs are serious but views the Germany situation as not requiring immediate executive action, unlike Japan’s earthquake disaster. The decision hinges on the upcoming congressional session.
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New York Tribune
Germany
Stinnes
Congress
Coolidge
Washington
Japan
British Vessel Louise F Seized With 365000 in Liquor
Jacksonville Florida November 6 capture of the British schooner Louise F with a 365000 liquor cargo occurred within the three mile limit after crew members wrested the vessel from its captain. Prohibition chief Hazeltine announced the seizure. Bastrop Louisiana November 6 eleven Morehouse parish citizens face trial on charges tied to hooded bands and the Watt Daniel and T F Richards case. Four defendants found guilty of carrying firearms at a raid on Alonzo Braddock’s home. three others acquitted. Laurie Calhoun a former parish deputy sheriff was acquitted of assault with a dangerous weapon and of conspiring to drive a man from Bastrop. Page continues.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Louise F
P. A. Hazeltine
Prohibition Enforcement
Bastrop
Morehouse Parish
Coco
F. M. Odom
Watt Daniel
T. F. Richards
Met Rouge
British Ship Seized Within Twelve Mile Limit
London reports from Jacksonville Florida that the British liquor carrier Louise F was captured within the twelve mile limit, a development featured on first pages in British newspapers and surprising ministers.
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London
Jacksonville
Fla
Geesel
Louise F
Cipeles
Justice Department Ready to Sustain Seizure Proceedings
The Justice Department states it is prepared to sustain seizure proceedings as part of ongoing actions related to the case. Officials indicate readiness to pursue legal avenues to enforce asset seizures and related remedies, with authorities coordinating across agencies.
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Justice Department
New Trial Bid in Braddock Raid Case
In Bastrop Nevada six defendants including Captain J K Skipwith Benton Pratt and W G McIntosh seek a new trial for firearms on Braddock premises. Judge Odom denies the motion after reviewing defense and prosecution testimony and others face conspiracy charges related to the Braddock raid.
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Braddock
Skipwith
Pickett
Barnett
Braddocks
Howard Warren
Percy Sander
Warren
J. K. Skipwith
Marvin Pickett
Cad Pickett
Sam Cox
Benton Pratt
Sam Eldridge
W. C. McIntosh
Alonzo Braddock
Braddock Place
W. C. Barnett
Odom
Bastrop Court Grants Access Conspiracy Charges
Bastrop district court this forenoon limited progress in misdemeanor cases from mob activities in Morehouse last year to filing a motion for a new trial for yesterday’s convicts and the judge denying the motion after a lengthy argument. CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE.
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Morehouse
Fred M. Odom
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