Russia Aims Partial Debt Recognition To France
London reports say Soviet Ambassador Krassin in secret talks in Moscow outlined a plan to partially recognize French debts to win French support. Moscow would pay small blocks to bondholders while remaining firm that big property owners holding Soviet bonds would not be paid. The deal, kept secret, is tied to League of Nations assembly and Krassin’s travel to Moscow.
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International
London
Russia
France
Avan
Leonid
Serret
Krassin
Moscow
Geneva
Radio broadcasters face push for regulation says Hoover
Officials warn voluntary rules fail to fix the radio tangle with over 100 stations seeking licenses. Legislated limits may be needed to ensure satisfactory service as W L Hoover notes three wave bands and opening lower wavelengths were proposed to reduce station numbers. The national contention will be called when radio inspector Terrell returns from Europe.
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Hoover
W. D. Terrell
Europe
Eckener Addresses Air Disaster Assertions
The article notes Eckener denying assertions about the air disaster and discusses possible remedies. It mentions Dr. Eckener consulting Commander Steele of the Naval Air Station at Lakehurst on using hydrogen in the lower gas bags with deflation during ascent to prevent danger. The text ends with a poetic aside about changing leaves and a moon-like cheese.
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Eckener
Steele
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
What Did You See A chaotic day across town as residents vote and workers battle fires
A morning at the polls shows a family voting in their precinct while work crews burn piles of refuse from a vacated midway. A Jeffer son Street garage collision injures the driver and curb. Milman dines with victuals for 24 hours as a barber shop toaster and dentist sharpen drills. A barber shop patron dumps toilet water, losing items worth dollars. Auto tourists from Michigan write home in a hotel lobby. A man patches torn umbrellas with a handkerchief. A shine parlor proprietor mixes shoe polish. a man siphons water to cool an auto radiator. A janitor dumps ashes behind an apartment building. Children play with mud pies in a flower pot. A stenographer is told to contact Pittsburgh for World Series reservations. An elderly football star tires quickly with the high school squad. A truck fire involves tanks of gasoline and oil causing a massive blaze. four firemen injured, a bystander named Squire killed and body found in the Koklsing river. Firefighters and city residents help salvage the business district as the PA railroad bridge catches fire and trains stop. A streetcar conductor nearly runs over Blaine street hollow while removing a campaign sticker.
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Squire
Baen
Koklsing
Pennsylvania Railroad
Record Rush to Polls Under Way in Lawrence Co
Voter turnout climbs across Lawrence County and city wards with precincts reporting noon totals. City estimates 12,000 votes, county near that mark as hurried returns expected despite delays.
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Lawrence Co
Parents urged to engage in children's schooling efforts
A school survey prompts parents to study classroom work and attend meetings. Advice covers good home study conditions, avoiding teacher criticism, listening to both sides, and fostering parental involvement to boost student success.
Million Loss Two Die In Ohio Blaze At Knox Oil Station
A deadly fire at the Knox Oil company station on Main street in Mount Vernon begins when an auto truck pulls in to refuel. Fire authorities say a defective component caused the explosion, triggering a massive blaze with extensive damage in the surrounding area.
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Ohio
Fage Gun
Mount Vernon
Josion
Knox Oil Company
Main Street
Runaways At Henry Home Prompt Help From Miss Henry
Miss Margaret Henry of the Margaret Henry home seeks information leading to the return of three boys aged 10, 9, and reported as missing after running away on Monday instead of going to school. John Bean, Dan Ross, and George Ceseskus are sought with aid offered to informants by Miss Henry and associated parties.
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Margaret Henry
Noma
John Bean
Dan Ross
George Ceseskus
Miss Henry
Irish Doctors Fight Register
Dublin notes President Cosgrave faces strong opposition from medical professionals as he pushes to create an Irish Medical Register. He cites brain drain and the cost of training Ireland’s doctors who then seek British posts, while Ulster doctors remain under existing rules. The issue, tied to examinations and cross border training, is set for discussion when the Dail reconvenes.
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Daniel Connell
Gervion Blatt
Dublin
Cosgrave
Free State
Adamen
Ireland
General Medical Association
London
Dail
Free Hand Given to Aircraft Inquiry Board
The special board appointed by the president to investigate national aircraft activities will be given an absolutely free hand. President Coolidge will not advise the board on scope or method, and will grant carte blanche authority for the fullest possible investigation, officials announced at the White House.
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Bulleter International News Service
Washington
Spedal Board
White House
Coolidge
Carte Blanche
Colorado Bird Dives Into Water To Feed On Weeds
Fred W. Warner, Marion, claims a bird the size of a sparrow dives to the creek bottom three feet deep near Colorado Springs to feed on water weeds. The bird allegedly walks on the bottom then resurfaces by flapping its wings and taking off again.
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Colorado
Yeoaston News Service
Mario. O
Fred W. Warner
Marion
Republican Central Executive Committee
Warner
Colorado Springs
Col
Mr. Warner
Harvard President Stricken With Shingles Disease
Cambridge Massachusetts September report says Dr Charles W Eliot president of Harvard University was seriously ill at his home from shingles. He became ill while in Eastport Maine and was brought home by a nurse. A Boston specialist was consulted this afternoon.
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International
Cambridge
Mass
Charles W. Eliot
Paneemeéritua
Harvard
Eliot
Eastport
Boston
Wanted Curls Gets Trouble
A seventeen year old girl was bound hand and foot and carried to the district attorney by a police officer. Her mother and younger brother followed. The girl said the mother whipped her for wanting a permanent wave. The mother denied this, claiming punishment for general disobedience. The case was sent to the county grand jury. The mother said she loved her children and whipped them to raise them properly. The brother aided by tying the girl’s hands and feet.
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International News Service
Fort Worth
Tex
American Reds Expand Their Siberian Colony
Moscow reports a proposed expansion plan for the American communists colony in the Kuzbas area south of Tomak in Siberia. The prospectus forecasts 678,000 tons of coal production for 1925-26 from two mines Semercy and Lininsk and cites $2,034,000 for plant expansion plus $400,000 for new buildings by the American Industrial Company.
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International News Service
Moscow
Tha’ Xuzbas
Tomak
Liberie
Siberian Revolutionary Committee
Semercy
Lininsk
Financial Packera Ot
Enterprige
Invention lets eye track bullet flight at 3000 fps
A British Admiralty project introduces a rapid Kinema camera that records 3000 frames per second to visualize rifle bullet flight, explosion effects, and shell impact. Negotiations with U S and Japan aim to sell the machine, a stark leap beyond standard 16 to 160 fps slow motion.
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Cinternational News Service
London
Admiralty
Soviet Settles Arctic Island
Moscow reports Nova Zembla has a population and a colony on the south shore at the Black Gulf mouth. White Sea State Trading Trust-led expedition settled the island, bringing houses, supplies, and a library of communist literature, with ships Koupaya and Murmansk surveying as Prof. Matussovitch maps the area toward Raese promontory.
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International News Service
Moscow
Black Gulf
Norway
Arctic
Hikimos
Nova Zembla
White Sea
Nova Zembians
Koupaya
Murmansk
Nova Zembia
Matussovitch
Raese
Adenoids Were Chewing Gum in Child’s Nose
Estelle Robertson of West York Borough, Pennsylvania, aged five, was rushed to a hospital for adenoid surgery but doctors found a chunk of chewing gum lodged in her airway, presumed swallowed during sleep, blocking breathing for over a year. Separately, Oslo reports Captain Willing of Britain weighing an Arctic expedition, seeking Amundsen’s airship loan to survey between Whale Bay and Graham Land.
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York
Estelle
Drew Robertson
West York Borough
International News Serviua
Oslo
Seroplnna
Willing
Engi Sh
Amundsen
Antarctic
Whale Bay
Grahame Land
Deaths Of The Day Feature Local Infant And Several Adults
Eleaner Elsie Halser eight months daughter of George and Hannah Liniz Halser died Monday at midnight at 203 Holton Street. Funeral services Wednesday at 2:30 from the grandparents 990 Emery Street with interment in Greenwood cemetery. Mrs Maury Schefnocker 64 died Tuesday at 109 Mitton Street after long illness. She was born 1861 in this city and leaves husband and siblings. Funeral Friday at 3 from the residence. burial in Greenwood. William A Minteer 35 died September 14 in Shenango Valley hospital after illness. survived by siblings. funeral Wednesday at 2 from Jos. & Rice Go. Chapel. burial Greenwood. Mrs Julia G Anderson 52 died September 15 at home 824 West Mashington Street after complications. survived by three daughters and several relatives. funeral Thursday at 3 from residence. Oak Park cemetery. Amos H Bower 79 Civil War veteran died September 13 at Grove City home. funeral Wednesday 10 from 222 Second Street Grove City. Willum H Shaffer 71 of 207 North Diamond Way died Monday after long illness. member United Presbyterian. no further details.
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Elsie Halser
Hisit
Halser
George
Hannah Liniz Helser
Holton Street
Arnoon
Michael Lines
Emery Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Maury A. Schefnocker
Mary A. Shefnocker
Leverett L
Willian A. Minteer
William A. Minteer
Shenango Valley Hospital
Slippery Rock Township
Andrew
Catherine MoeCly- Trends Minteer
L. O. Q. M. Lodge
Tia
John Minteer
Rosépoint
James
Joseph Mintser
Peter Weyrick
Charles Haus
New Castle
Jos
Rice
George M. Tuands
First Baptist Church
Julia G. Anderson
Isaac §. Anderson
West Mashington Street
Anderson
Delton, Mich
William and
Honora Collins Gillespie
Hed
Mias Currie Anderson
Renbeh J. Eliott
Jess H. Gibson
Honora Gillespie
Delton
Hich
J. L. Houve der
Auguste
Mich
Carl Paul
Kalamazoo
William Gillespie
Frank Gillespie
St. Joseph
Oak Park Cemetery
Amos H. Bower
First
Pennsylvania Light Artillery
Grove City
Bower
John Bower
Second Street
Willum H. Shaffer
William H. Sheffer
North Diamond Way
Princeton
New Willington
United Presbyterian
Shaffer Funeral Plans For Local Resident
The obituary notes the death of a New Wilmington resident. Survived by wife Margaret E. Shaffer a son LaMont Shaffer and nephew Frank H. Shaffer of Weston WV and siblings Mrs William Allen Mrs George Shaffer Elmer E Shafer of New Wilmington Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 30 PM from Wyatt R Campbell funeral chapel on North Street.
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New Wilmington
Margaret E. Martin Shaffer
LaMont Shaffer
Frank H. Shaffer
Weston
W. Va
William Allen
George Shaffer
Youngstown
Elmer E. Shafer
Wyatt R. Campbel
North Street
German Payments to Govern Debt Funding Policy
Caillaux aims to press an agreement with the United States based on German payments for debt funding. Winston Churchill rejects linking British acceptance of a French debt settlement to German payments or reparations, steadfastly declining war’s involvement. Secrecy is kept as authorities conform to the request.
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Caillaux
United States
Wisaten Churchill
Exchequer
Great Britain
Chuchill
France
Ambiguous Debt Proposals Stoked by Ananc Official
An Ananc ministry official told the International News Service secrecy surrounds debt proposals to the United states and France, noting Paris must propose payments above German amounts that America and Britain refuse to guarantee. M. Caillaux was luncheon guest of the Anglo American Press Association.
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Washington
United Tores
Ananc
International News Service
T 5
France
America
Great Britain
M. Caillaux
Anglo-American Press Association
Arrest Pair On liquor Charge
John Boron and his son Frank Boron were arrested this morning on liquor suspicion. Two gallons of liquor were found in their possession at 10:30. Father arrested by Officer John Young. Other arrests made by Officers Young Connors Lruch and Horner.
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John Boron
Moravia Street
Frank Boron
West Long Avenue
John Young
Young
Connors
Lruch
Horner
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