Widow of Shenandoah commander alleges navy overruled husband protest
Margaret Ross Lansdowne testifies at naval court of inquiry that Zachary Lansdowne opposed the Shenandoah voyage and asked for the mission to be postponed. She says the fight was driven by political aims and claims protests were sabotaged in the record. She cites a letter from her husband protesting the voyage and states the department overruled his objection.
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eBy Associates Press
Washington, D.C
Mtarsazet
Ross Lansdowne
Zachary Lansdowne
Shenandoah
Court of Feauirs
Xée Navy Department
Teer Lansdowne
Iso
Sy Hushard
Paul Khan
United Press
Siam
Washdeston
Zachacy Lansdowne
Fis
Bia
Tanstowne
Detroit
Bureau of Navigation
Lansdowne Als
Bestard
Navy Department
Leasdawne
Temifring Cours
Court upholds six year age admission rule
Madison reports the Supreme Court dismissed an appeal in the Cipj pena Park case involving a request to bar first graders from attending. The ruling confirms a state rule allowing six year olds to be admitted, with Justice Wil lam A. King noted in the writ of snai.
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Associated Press
Madison
Bing
Cip Jpena Park
Tae Risdt
Ars
Catppene
Willam A
Snai
Musk
Bandits Steal Registered Mail in Chicago Shipment
Gang of bandits held up a mail shipment to Chicago causing car and streetcar disruptions. The Associated Press report notes missing consignments and a rapid getaway before police arrival.
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Gang OF Bandits
Ion Rezetes Cai
Chicago
Losa
Bodies pulled from gas company building blast
The blast at Laclede Gas Light downtown damaged the basement and killed four people, with 19 injured, as officials opened an inquiry into the explosion. Names include Bert Reynolds 35, Mrs Anna Stoll, Carl Brewer, and Armando Marquardt.
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Associated Press
St Canis
Sto
Rawa Udar
Toma Fom
Laclede Gas Light Company
Otc
Ueet
Bert Reynolds
Anna Stoll
Wwlow
Carl Brewer
Anpincer
Armando Marquardt
Yazinvensnee Tran
AML
Lst
Tasted
St. Louis
Tollay
Laclede Gasight Company
Eniine iGur
Ragine Wirs Legion Drum and Bugle Corps Contest Fourth Time
Ragine Wirs Legion Drum and Bugle Corps won the national contest for the fourth time, besting Fond du Lac Wisconsin and several others. Prizes ranged with top $78 cash and $250 for top places. Colmbas, Obie, and Beaver Dam also placed, with detailed scores and locations noted for the finals held Thursday night.
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Ragine Wirs Legion Grure and Bugle Corps
Fezike
Kazeakee
Fond du Lac
Wis
Pest Band of Mal
Thursda
Ness
Germans Seek Concrete Pact At Security Conference
Associated Press reports Germany demands a tangible pact and concrete enforcement backing at the security conference. Berlin officials insist on safeguards against aggression and stricter enforcement of prohibition rules. The piece notes ongoing federal enforcement plans, patrols, and arrests for violations, with changes announced after backchannel talks in Washington.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Associated Presa
E. C. Yellous
Ley
Chicago
Yeliowier
Lincoln
Anders
Gyflate
Fel Iseley
Wilam H Kenanedz
State Supreme Court Approves Fasurange Merger
The State Supreme Court approved the transfer of stock between NorUreestem Carvall of Milwaukee and Toton Intea nity of New Orleans. It ruled the exchange fell within governing provisions, and that no merger or consolidation occurs. The decision notes no jurisdiction by the railroad commission or insurance overseer blocks the stock exchange. The court event proceeds toward final action.
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State Supreme Court
Fasurange
Madar
NorUreestem Carvall Company
Miwaukee
Toton Inteanity Company
New Orleans
Wistenda Supreme
Yailway Commission
Commissioner of Insurance
Exchange
Oxser
Irix
Hoxwe
Lew
Insurance Corparates
Railroad Commission
Snmervice Fies
Locarno talks press Germany to accept security pact terms
At Locarno Switzerland the German foreign minister urged private talks to win acceptance of a Rhine security pact and better ties with Russia as a neighbor. The conference adjourned to renew discussions tomorrow after failed plans to resolve German entry and the terms with Poland and Czecho-Slovakia.
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Juan
Atrivics
League Council
Teagus
League
Swiesemenn
Reich
M. Briand
France
Germein
Hussta
Germany
Russia
Adiolhn
Locarno
Switzerland
Tomorrers
Hague
Mavens
Forgeries of Payrolls and Securities Cost Country Big Sum
A National Supervisory report cited by Associated Press says payroll and securities forgeries cost American businessmen forty six million fifty thousand dollars. Four Chicago and New York firms were targeted in the last six weeks, with elaborate schemes involving trusted professionals and two women among the operators.
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Presny
Chicago
Secur
World Series game postponed by rain delays action
Washington and Pittsburgh flagging weather forces postponement of the third World Series game. Judge Landle, after consulting umpires and club reps, says Griffith Stadium cannot host today as rain continues. The delay favors the Senators by giving Blue Sewell time to recover from a head injury and grants starters Johnson and Coveleski rest. Kremer expected to start if played tomorrow under cooler, fair conditions.
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Henry L. Farrel
United Press
Washington, D. C
Washington
Pillsbore
KM. Landle
Fletz
Griffith Stadium
Meorsins
Senators
Bluece
Suothee
Walter Johnson
Stanley Coveleste
Bluese
Wieish
Kremer
Bil McKechnny
Ray Kremer
Pirates
Amundsen and Ellsworth plan pole flight by dirigible
Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen and American Lincoln Ellsworth announced plans for a Dirigible voyage from Spitzbergen to Nome to reach the North Pole next May. They have purchased Italian airship components and say a land path may lie between Alaska and the pole.
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United Press
New York
Roald Amundsen
Explorer
Lipcoln
Ellsworth
Bis American Companion
Spitzberger
Norway
Nome
AlnaRa
North Pole
Tiallan
Pole
Amundsen
Mauretania
Asan
Realiamundsen
Arctic
Gummer
Alaska
Mortal Pole
Salt Se World
Amedaie
Qusrancine
Florida Governor Denies False Reports Circulating
Governor John W. Martial Florida challenged false reports circulating about the state. He spoke at a luncheon in New York, saying some individuals seek to block Florida’s progress and urged exposing the truth to the public. The address was part of a broader effort to counter misinformation.
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Florida
New York
Gox
John W. Martial
Fierlia
D&t
Deavars
Thar
Fiorlia
Walderveren
Bids Sought for Transcity Airmail Route Across La Crosse
The Post Office invites bids to operate the Chicago to St Paul Minneapolis airmail route crossing La Crosse. Specifications released, bids opened, but no award due to bids not meeting requirements.
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LA Crosse
Associated Press
Weebieston
Pouraster General New Yoda
Chi Yago
St. Paul-Minneapolis Vial
Chen
Desarement
New Commander of Legionnaires Elected in Omaha
John Flytequipe of Cleveland Ohio elected commander in chief at the seventh annual American Legion convention in Omaha Nebraska. He won on the first ballot over Edward E Spafford of New York City and Howard P. Savage of Chicago with 53 254 and 57 votes respectively. Brigadier General BMeauics, reserve corps veteran of the Spanish American War and World War I, holds rank in Brigadier General in the reserve.
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Cleveland, C
Omaha
Gyer Edwards. Spafford
New York City
Howard P. Savage
Chicago
Richard C. Wilson
Allied Press Ram
Neb
John Flytequipe
Cleveland, O
The
American Legion
St the
BieQeiss
Edward E Spafford
Howard FP. Savage
McGuley
Goaterford
Savage
Bmeauics
Reserve Corpo. Fe
Cleveland Banker
Engishers
Proclaims Holiday to Honor Grange
A local proclamation designates a holiday to honor Grange founder Hardly Hed Grange. The action references a planned ceremony on Saturday October 24 at a community event featuring Michigan athletes and a prominent Wheaton citizen.
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Grange
Mapor
J Piteford
Michigan
Urbans
Wheaton
Hardly
Northwest Snow and Frost Hit Midwest in First Winter Taste
A blizzard enveloped Laud 1 today as northern Illinois reported early snow and killing frost. Des Moines and Sioux City endured 36 degree temperatures while snow flurries appeared at Charles City and Burlington. A heavy frost covered northern and western areas as winter warnings spread across the region. A dairyman, D. B. Brackent of Shell Lake, Wis, was blinded by heavy snowfall and struck by a passenger train near Shell Lake. Continued coverage noted across the northwest with more details on page 50.
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Prensa Chiapasa
Laud
Illnois
Des Moines
Sioux City
Iova
Charles City
Burtingtost
United Press
Chicago
Shell Lake
Wis
D. B. Brackent
Chicago, St Paul, Inneapong
Omaha
Norfesvest
Northwest
Brockett Lees
Goirman
Bledi
Sneh
Fife
Brackett
Home town prepares for the last honors for Christy Mathewson
In Lewisburg Pa a community readies final tributes for Christy Mathewson. Arrangements include moving his body from its home town to Bucknell University for imminent services. The last rites are set for tomorrow with taps to sound and a ceremonial bowing by professors and students.
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Christy Mathewson
Associated Nrene
Lewisburs
Caistr Mathewsons
Adoghedome
Wes
Pero
Saremac Laxi
Backes University
Matty
Mathewson
Bucknell Washiegion University
Buckrell
Beltz
Conviction of Brown Upheld by Bishops Session
In New Orleans the House of Bishops upheld Bishop Wr Se Brown's conviction on charges of heresy and defamation. The court of reviews announced the ruling amid confusion from earlier reports, with the annual council hearing the national counsel report.
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Brown
Orleans
fBy
Associated Press
New Orleans
la— Sesson
House of Bishops
Bishop Brom
Sr Tore
Six Sailors Drown as Mission Cancels Passage
Reported by Associated Frese the Darchcrest and Rewmanin trio note a Roomantan funded mission cancellation for a United States bound voyage. Sea passage set for 1 a.m. tomorrow is canceled leaving a missing crew of six sailors.
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Associated Frese
Darchcrest
Rewmanin
Roomantan
Dich
Cherbourg
United States
Fragmented OCR news note on freezing temperatures
A garbled clipping describes freezing temperature conditions and mentions various agencies and locations in a distorted format. The readable facts include references to temperature, weather conditions, and associated notices though many terms are unclear.
Chicago Great Western Railway Reorganization Plan
The Chicago Great Western Railway faces liquidation under a receivership led by Runna Loeb Co and Norton-Satchr, with reorganization to reduce annual interest from 22,826,743 to 11,456,845 by converting most debt into income bonds. Stockholders see losses. opposition from Roosevelt & Son cites government equity as a key issue. Receivers appointed March 15. road capitalized at 790 million, aimed at accelerating the plan’s implementation.
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Associated Exess
New Yorke-Gankers
Chistgo
Lessea
George E. Roosevelt
Roosevelt & Son
Algatlon
Attorney Central
Tllinois
Woman Justice of Peace Dies in Alto Accident
Aged 49 Abbie Donnelly, deputy justice of the peace, died from injuries after a vehicle collision near Alto. The county clerk and other officials reported the crash, with several others injured, including Charles Donner and D. Brockett. The event follows a snowbound incident that left Mrs Brackett unconscious at the passenger train stop.
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Justice OF the Peace
Rhinetsnder
Wis
Abbie Donnelly
Qaeda
Cles
Albert Somers
Charles Donner
Ork Pedfrcalear
Ste S
Une
Batstvers
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