Queen Marie of Romania Opens White House Visit
Queen Marie travels through six states on a royal salute to the tomb of the unknown soldier in Arlington and appears at the White House with Prince Nicholas and Princess Yleans. She speaks informally of democracy and bolshevism and plans a Mt Vernon visit as President Coolidge hosts a formal reception.
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Chinese Fire On Two British Ships
Chinese forces fired on two British ships near a disputed coast. Reports describe shots exchanged with limited details on casualties or vessel names. The incident follows ongoing tensions as authorities assess naval actions and reprisals in the region.
Wings for all men to fly with comfort and safety
An Austrian inventor unveiled a winged device powered by a ground radiating motor fan enabling rapid movement in any direction. The apparatus consists of a pair of wings worn by the user and designed to lift and steer, projecting a future of personal flight.
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M. Lutsch
Beni
Bank swindle case widens as Knopp missing with cash
Pittsburgh reports indicate Charles E Knopp vanished Friday with 9 300 000 in cash amid a bank embezzlement probe. Detectives track leads to Sideling Hill and Maryland while a 1000 reward and a 10 percent share of recovered funds are offered. Authorities accuse three officers of the Savings Trust Company in the related scheme.
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Knappatee
Je Brotthead Savings Trust Company
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John A. Bell
Carnegie Trust Company
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Knapp
R. A. McCrady
Aimee McPherson Kidnaping Case Moves Forward
Attorneys for evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson indicate she will stand by her abduction and ransom tale as defense testimony begins. Witnesses include Mrs Minnie Kennedy and Lorraine Wiseman Sielaff, with others summoned for Municipal Court proceedings.
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R. A. McKinley
Long Beach
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Arron
McKinley
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Tropical disturbance shifts northwest toward United States
Washington reports a high intensity tropical disturbance moving northwest at about 225 miles daily. The Weather Bureau places its center this morning near latitude 8 0 and longitude 83 1 2, indicating central position in the Caribbean region.
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Weather Bureau
Fragmented late 193? bulletins mix misprints and crimes
AP dispatches report on a home robbery valued around 100000 at Clarence Gamble residence, a shooting in Baltimore, a nationwide search for a Pennsylvania savings firm suspect, Marines guarding mail from bandits, a court ordered antitrust inquiry, and tariff policy notes with unclear dates and locations.
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Free Trade Remedy For Europe Outlined By Bankers In London
European bankers and industrialists meeting in London will declare free trade essential to restore Europe's economy. They argue that curbing inflation and removing trade barriers are the first steps to stabilize markets and revive business activity in the Atlantic economy.
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Europe
London
Atlantic
Busin
Open Window Sets In Curing Effect Of Sun
A New York conference on ultra violet rays argues open windows allow sun exposure to curb germ life. Experts claim UV does not pass glass and can boost vitamin activity in foods and improve sanitation.
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New York
de William Benham Leew
Maryland doctors to hold two day meeting at Salisbury
Maryland surgeons and physicians meet tomorrow in Salisbury for a two day conference at the Wicemco Hotel. About 200 guests are expected with the welcome by local officials and greetings from city leaders. The public ball is planned with the Medical Society hosting and a page five continuation noted.
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Traffic Congestion Costs Billions Daily in Survey
Washington report notes traffic congestion inflicts about 10 million dollars per day in direct costs and 282.5 million in daily total losses including time, property damage, and insurance costs. The study cites over 2000 fatalities and urges improved street capacity and planning.
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Final Rites Planned for H. W. Carty
Funeral services for Herman W. Carty former district manager of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company will be held at 10 tomorrow forenoon from the late Howe chapel. Interment will be in Dover Delaware in the afternoon. Carty survived by a widow a five year old son and a brother in Smyrna Del Members of the Salisbury Wicomico Chamber of Commerce are asked to attend. He chaired the membership and finance committee and led the Merchants Division last year.
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European financiers issue postwar tariff removal manifesto
Berlin October 19 AP The World Bureau publishes a text titled An Appeal to Removal of the Restrictions to European Trade signed by leading European financiers and about six Americans including J P Morgan. It argues tariffs licenses and embargoes hinder recovery and calls for lowering postwar trade barriers to restore prosperity.
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Worlf Eureau
J P Morgan
Europe
Five Day Week Plan Comes To Coast Shipyards
Oakland California Crowley Ship Building Company announces a five day week with one half day pay, affecting about 300 workers. General manager David Creary says workers lose time starting Saturday and may take the full day off.
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Crowley Ship Buiding Company
Oakard
Crawley
Lady Astor Speech Noted in Virginia Reporters Missed
A remark by Lady Astor delivered in Virginia went unreported by the press. The event drew attention for its absence from coverage and its potential political resonance.
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Lady Astor
Virginia
Indiana politics in turmoil over campaign fund inquiry
Chicago dispatch reports the Senate Campaign Funds Committee subpoenas Republican chair Clyde Walb and Democratic chair R Earl Peters along with unnamed former Indiana Ku Klux Klan officers. inquiry targets pre May primary support for Watson and Robinson and alleged slush fund activity for Magill.
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Clyde Walb
Republican State Committee
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Democratic State Committee
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Debs Near Death in Chicago Sanatorium Suffering Nervous Breakdowns
Debs, the 71 year old socialist leader, lay near death in a Chicago suburban sanatorium after rapid decline following long illness. Reports say he suffered two nervous breakdowns and complications.
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