Three Generals Ousted From Mitchell Trial Board
Colonel Billy Mitchell opened his court martial by forcing two judges from the court to retire for prejudice. Presiding officer Maj. Gen. J Charles Summerall and Brig. Gen. Albert Bowley were removed after challenges by Mitchells civilian counsel Reid. Summerall had criticized Mitchell over aviation handling, prompting the move. Continued on page two.
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W. K. Hutchinson
International News Service
Washington
Billy Mitchell
Army Air Service
J. Charles Summerall
Albert Bowley
Bowley
Nk 8
Reid
Mitchell
Summerall
Michell
Vermont Heiress and Millionaire's Son Divorce Suit
Dorrit Stevens Woodhouse, living near Burlington, sues her in-laws, Lorenzo Woodhouse and wife, in a $1,000,000 alienation suit. A 40 hour jury deliberation produced a $465,000 award later reduced to $125,000. the Vermont Supreme Court denied a new trial three years later, leaving her about $150,000 richer. She laments lost happiness with Douggy and requests to be left alone. The Woodhouses' wealth makes her status notable in this New England town.
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Harwichport
Mass
Dorrit Stevens Woodhouse
Lorenzo Woodhouse
Burlington, Vt
Supreme Court of Vermont
New England
Douggy
Dorrit Stevens
Woodhouse
Burlington
Dorrit
Woodhouses
Vermont
Young Woodhouse
Sixteen Victims Accounted For In Southern Wreck
A partial list shows sixteen dead after the Sunnyland flight wreck near Victoria Mississippi with twenty more believed killed and about twenty five seriously injured. The known dead include James W. Ryan O O Jordan Bert Gladden and others from Tupelo Oxford Ninnekah Macon and Kansas City.
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International News Service
Memphis
Tenn
Sunnyland
O. O. Jordan
Carrollton
Garay Jordan
Ninnekah
Okla
John William Jordan
Ninnekah Okla
Ollie Webster
Oxford
Miss
Lloyd Wagner
Tupelo
P. H. Hathron
Bert Gladden
Chicago
George Hummer
Macon
J. S. Thompson
Jack Haskins
Kansas City
J. Burrell
News Dealer
T. J. Santy
Emory
Ed. C. Doss
Orlando
Fla
Chest Workers Race to Reach 94000 Dollar Chest Goal
New Castle solicitors push a final bid to fill the Community Chest with about 5000 dollars left. They urge residents to deliver subscriptions to the Masonic Temple entry on East North Street by Thursday at six o clock. A Victory Meeting will cap the drive with reports and a possible social celebration at the High Twelve Club ballroom.
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Chest
Masonic Temple
East North Street
New Castle
Negro Chauffeur Confesses Death Of Three By Auto
Frank Thorpe a negro chauffeur confessed after 36 hours of questioning that he drove the car that killed Isidor Herman his wife and daughter in West Philadelphia. He said he struck something on 54th street near Oxford and later found his car bloodied and paid $10 to dispose of it. The car was abandoned near the county prison and Thorpe was held on $1,500 bail for a further hearing next Friday.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Frank Thorpe
Isidor Herman
Herman
Thorpe
54Th Street
Oxford Street
Montana Cold Wave and Snow Across the Northwest
A major cold wave swept the northwest reaching Montana with two degrees below zero while the Great Lakes region and Illinois stayed near freezing. Heavy snow fell across Colorado Nebraska Wisconsin Minnesota the Dakotas Iowa and Northern Illinois with eight inches reported in Montana.
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International News Service
Chicago
Northwest
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Illinois
Dakotas
Northwestern States
Montana
Great Lakes
Colorado
Wisconsin
Indian Summer Delayed As Weather Turns Cold
The speaker laments that the expected Indian summer has not arrived. Instead grim conditions bring sleet and damp air soaking fans and groundskeepers. Motorists and football crowds demand a return of mellow sunshine before winter lingers past June.
Gentle mayoral race closing gently in New York
In New York City the 1933 mayoral contest between Democrat James J. Walker and Republican Frank D. Waterman tightens to a quiet finish. Both candidates emphasize a civil, clean campaign as voters prepare to decide amid a lackluster, duty driven election climate. Walker is favored to win.
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New York City
James L. Kilgallen
German Leaders Clash Over Locarno Pact Demands
Berlin dispatches report behind the scenes disagreement between Chancellor Luther and Foreign Minister Stresemann over Locarno approval. Luther vows to push Locarno policy despite resignations and potential Reichstag dissolution while demanding that Germany's demands be met before signing.
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S. Dunbar Weyer
International News Service
Berlin
Heve
Luther
Stresemann
Locarno
Reichstag
Germany
Must Forfeit Big Brewery To Government
Properties of the Emmerling Products company, a large brewery in the district, must be forfeited to the government following an opinion from Federal Judge F P Schoonmaker in Pittsburgh. The government, which filed the libel suit after a closing writ, will dispose of the brewing equipment on the premises as the prohibition act does not provide forfeiture of real estate. Federal agents seized the brewery on April 7 after evidence of liquor law violations.
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International News Service
Johnstown
Emmerling Products Company
F. P. Schoonmaker
Pittsburgh
Schoonmaker
Judge Upholds $37 500 Verdict Against Actress
In Mineola New York Supreme Court Justice Leander B Faber refused to set aside a $37 500 verdict against Wilda Bennett the musical comedy star. The amount was awarded for alienating the affection of Katherine Frey wife of Charles Frey of Louisville Kentucky.
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International News Service
Mineola
N. Y
Katherine Frey
Louisville
Wilda Bennett
Supreme Court
Leander B. Faber
Allot Big Sum For River Improvement
The War Department allotted 1.75 million dollars for dam improvements along the Ohio River. Federal funds will finance construction and rehabilitation projects to improve water flow and flood control in the watershed.
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International News Service
Washington
War Department
Ohio River
Community Chest Seeks Donations in New Castle Drive
Citizens of New Castle urged to back the 1926 Community Chest as campaign closes Thursday night. About 5600 dollars remains toward the needed total. 40 volunteer teams have visited roughly six thousand households seeking gifts of any size. Campaign HQs in the Masonic Building remain open for late contributions to aid ten welfare organizations.
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New Castle
Community Chest
Masonic Building
Thos. H. Hartman
W. E. Gordon
R. L. Meermans
A. E. Lindsley
H. L. Gordon
M. D. Wells
R. K. Holcomb
S. M. Matheny
H. M. Kirk
S. W. Perry
Rebecca Bowden
J. L. Stratton
Dell Davidson
H. E. Zerner
Charles R. Davis
Thomas W. Dickey
A. W. Tindall
John J. Maher
David H. Kay
C. Ed Brown
Paul F. Butz
Frank W. Wallace
P. W. Bartholomew
J. C
Dr Barker Addresses Rotary Audience On Fathers And Sons
Dr Charles E Barker spoke to about 900 men and youths at Senior High on a topic geared to family life. He urged fathers to be pals to their sons between ages 13 and 21 and emphasized religious attendance and reverence as a factor in reducing youth crime. The Rotary club hosted the event with W J Campbell presiding and W Charles Wallace introducing the speaker.
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Charles E. Barker
Barker
Rotary Club
W. J. Campbell
W. Charles Wallace
Westminster College
Marriage Licenses Granted in Various Cities
Ernest C. Baker of Greenville and Gladys Schaffner of Butler. John W. Smith of Pittsburgh and Hazel M. Barnett of Pittsburgh. Willie Bracey of Youngstown and Seline Felder of Youngstown listed as marriages.
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Ernest C. Baker
Greenville
Gladys Schaffner
Butler John W. Smith
Pittsburgh
Hazel M. Barnett
Willie Bracey
Youngstown
Seline Felder
Bulgarian Minister Reports Greek Fire Persists
In Paris Greece continues artillery strikes on Bulgarian troops and towns despite League of Nations orders and a Greek telegram promising withdrawal starting October 28. Bulgarian representative Morloff stated troops would withdraw as directed amid ongoing shelling as the League council convened.
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Greece
International
Paris
League Council
Bulgaria
M. Morloff
Council of the League of Nations
Athens
Karapanos
Firemen Rescue Four From Blaze In New York City
In New York on October 28 a fire trapped a sixteen months old baby two women and a man on a building ledge. Firemen with scaling ladders formed a human chain passing the marooned tenants to safety from window level. The infant was about to be tossed by its mother when rescued.
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International News Service
New York
Elizabeth Budine
Meet Tonight to Call Pastor for Central Presbyterian
Members of the Central Presbyterian congregation meet at the Public Square church tonight at 7 45 for action on calling a pastor to the pulpit. Rev. F. B. Reese resigned and moved to Aberdeen. A committee will present a recommendation and, if approved, the new pastor could assume duties within a few weeks.
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Central Presbyterian
F. BE. Reese
Aberdeen
Cold wave warnings issued for several states
The United States Weather Bureau issued cold wave warnings for Northern Ohio Kentucky West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania as a cold snap moves into the district. Projections indicate plunging temperatures and wind chills across the region with residents urged to take precautions.
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Tatama Trang
Washington
United States Weather Bureau Today
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Painleve May Form Cabinet In France
President Domergue invited M Painleve to form a new cabinet and the latter hesitated after a long talk at the presidential palace. Painleve said he would return at 4 30 to decide whether to undertake the task. Also noted is a social visit by the Fennell and Conway families of Pittsburgh to Mr and Mrs J E Fennell in Harrison Street.
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Frederick K. Abbott
International News Service
Paris
Domergue
M. Painleve
Painleve
Horace Fennell
James Conway
Arthur Patrick
Ofittsburgh
J. E. Fennell
Harrison Street
Florida Real Estate Boom Finds Hidden Local Opportunities
Florida real estate markets attract investors with hundreds of promising opportunities in local classifieds. Sellers, buyers, and rental options are highlighted across the section, underscoring the income potential and market activity in the state.
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Florida
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