First big stock collapse triggers suicides and losses
Fragments report a banker J. J. Tiondan of New Fork County Trust apparently wealthy but despondent over market wreckage shooting himself. A Camden bank clerk confessed stealing 15000 for stock gambling and faced jail. Miss Margaret Shotwell, pianist, lost her inheritance and margin, owe 50000 to a broker. Germans unveil G-18 airship prototype capable of 136 mph, carrying heavy freight. Chinese ransom case nears 100000 Mexican gold demand for a missionary, and a broker crisis links to foreign securities and Federal Reserve actions.
Republican split prompts independent bid in senate races
Fringe factions. Progressives announce a separate campaign fund to back insurgent Republicans next fall while midrow Republicans fear the row over chairmanships. Senator McNary stops the flare up, urging peace. Longworth vows no tariff concessions, and Vandenberg warns against inflamed language as controversy drags on.
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de Antroran Borer
Wastington
Nur
Senate
Progressive
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Oregon
Wall Street
Smith Wildman Brockhart
Iowa
Mosca Ia
Thie
Rernb
Jobo
Longworth
Smut
Finance Committee
Wearn
House
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Vandenberg
Michigan
Insurgenta
Republican Party
Allegheny Mountains
First Ticket Sold for Gulf and West Texas Rail
L Bailou an 80 year old Brady pioneer vaulted into the Brady chamber of commerce and reserved a ticket for the maiden run of the Gulf and West Texas passenger train. He plans to apply for a permit from the Interstate Commerce Commission as construction proceeds and remains a longtime booster for the railroad.
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L. Bailou
Brady
Brady Chamber of Commerce
W Ficket
Gulf and West Texas
Interstate Sommeres Commission
Ballou
Uindy
Forall Bosine Development
Ena
Riordan Bank Head James Riordan Found Dead
James J. Riordan, president of the County Crust company and ally of Gov. Alfred Smith, died by suicide yesterday in his New York home. He shot himself with a .38 pistol in his bedroom. his body was found fully clothed on the floor by Mrs. Margaret Murray and a maid. The death remains under investigation with theories linking to recent stock movements and personal associations.
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J. J. Tiordan
New Fork
Alffsiss
Doaser
Bergios
York
James J. Riordan
The
County Crust Company
Elony
Alfred 72. Smith
Riordan
Margaret Murray
Murray
Palle
Revere Jossen
Suidite
John J. Hashol
Dermocratic National Committee
John Meehan
Mail Pilot Survives Crash After Rescuers Pull Him Free
Portland, Ore. Nov. 9 Kenneth Neese Varney Airlines pilot was burned and cut when the Portland Page mail plane crash landed and burned in a stubble field near the Ruby golf links. Nearby residents rushed to pull him and a co pilot from the cockpit. One woman was taken to a hospital in critical condition.
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Ore
Kenneth Neest
Varney Airlines
Ruby Golf Links
Neese
Charge Flier Heads Ducks 10 Friends
In Uwrownsville Texas a report describes a group around a disputed area where a fluntera allegedly frightened ducks and pursued a chase. County authorities consider whether they can press charges as locals recount the incident and observers note the tension over the territory.
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Uwrownsville
Texas
Tien
Law Banke
Tha
Pantages Denied Probation as Judge Denounces Appeal
Millionaire showman Alexander Pantages faced no probation after Superior Judge Charles Fricke denied a motion for mercy. Convicted of a statutory offense against Eunice Pringle, he will appeal to the district court of appeals. An automatic stay of execution will keep him in the county jail until higher courts decide.
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Marche
Pantages
Gleeler
Promation
Fricke
Sensene
Giesler
Hinself
Judge Fricke
Tote
San Quentin
District Court of Appeals
Acta
Ventriee
Amt
Tired executives push for shorter skirts during canvass
A chaotic, garbled report shows executives urging shorter skirts with emphasis on practicality. The text references Paris, a canvass outcome, and opinions against long attire but is muddled and incomplete.
Cowmen Must Have Their Barber in Lincoln County
In Denver California chaos surrounds a contentious demand over a hunger for shorn cattle. Governor William Adams refused to honor requisition papers from Texans seeking the return of Bivens. Sheriff G Zimerman extradition hearing was held but Governor Adams rejected claims, signaling no handover.
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Dsnver
Calo
Navy
Lincoln County
Willian Adans
G. Zimerman
Bivens
Adaran
Texas
Backing Train Injury Strikes Family Near Cerpilea Street
A Katy train backing onto a side track struck a family near Cerpilea Street injuring five members including an infant. Dertha May Harrison 15 lost a leg while Alma Harrison 17 months old lost an ankle foot. Tenn Harrison 17, Bertha Harrison mother, and Mandy Harrison suffered various injuries. They were admitted to Nobert Green Hospital. Victims say the family attempted to move to the side track as the train began to back up.
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Cerpilea Street
Dertha May Harrison
Alma Harrison
Tenn Harrison
Bertha Harrison
Whor
West Cevaliog
Etreet
Mandy
Green Hospital
Gersdor
Ratory
Explosion Destroys Timm Spring Plant Kills Five
At Eleria Onin, a gas explosion and ensuing fire razed the Timm Spring plant, killing five workers and injuring five others including two women. Estimated damage reached 3100,000. Three fatalities were identified at noon: Michael Swetz aged 24, John Raple aged 33, and Louis Butcher aged 40, who leaves seven children.
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Onin
Timm Spring Company
Michael Swetz
John Raple
Louis Butcher
Butcher
Dawes Returns to Post as Drees Sails for England
New York November reports General Dawes sails aboard the liner Tamerican for England to resume duties at St James Court after a vacation in the United States. General Drees departed at midnight before commenting on international affairs.
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New York
Chessea
Tiameric
England
Cort of St. James
Drees
Oklahoma Bandit Sentenced to Twenty Five Years
Floyd Jarrett was found guilty by a jury of bank robbery and sentenced to twenty five years in the penitentiary. The verdict was announced in court after testimony from witnesses and prosecution.
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Newrure
Okie
Floyd Jarrett
Dietrist
Sunday Gala Day At Fair Opens Fall Exposition
Weather dampened opening crowds at the 1922 fall exposition and livestock show but officials forecast a vibrant Sunday with horse events and races. Mayor Chambers opened the fair as crowds, livestock displays, and a large horse show framed a hopeful revival after a slow start.
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Cain
Abice
Tell
Dell
East Ouston Street
Sor Antoniana
Bell
M. Chambers
South Lexas
San Antoninus
Great Exposition Arena
Bexar Enunty
Houste
West Texas
Fed Rayownd
Father of Bride Doubts Wedding Report in Hollywood
Banda Monica Calif Nov 2 Reports that Hidy Vallee a famed New York orchestra leader and Fay Webb its star were confined in Hollywood about a month ago were highly dubious here by day by Clarence E B Webb father of the groom and local chief of police who said he could neither confirm nor deny.
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Calif
Hidy Vallee
New York
Fay Webb
Hollywood
Clarence EB. Webb
Polics
iProsecutes Duke Carver in Stobb County Arrest
Prosecutors indict and arrest Duke Carver a local county law enforcement officer amid a high profile case. The indictment names Vata and Stobb County authorities as central actors in the investigation.
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Dokn Vata
Stobb County
Ds Prime Mover Dev
Duke Carver
Mail Airman Lost In Hill Near Bellefontd
A mail pilot Jack Webster disappeared after a plane crash on foothills near Tintersnake mountain in the Allegheny range. The New York to Cleveland flight was found wrecked with about 1000 pounds of mail strewn amid debris. Only his helmet goggles and gloves were found nearby. parachute remains unused.
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Bellefontd
Jack Webster
Tintersnake Mountain
Lowight
Allegheny Mountains
New York
Cleveland
Webster
Financial District Quiet on Holiday
New York November 9 trading on the stock exchange and a quiet day in the financial district. Some brokerage houses have clerks and stenographers on duty to finish cleaning up loose ends from the tremendous week.
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Financial District
New York
USK
Stark Exchange
Armored Car Gift to Boy Sovereign
KING MICHAEL OF ROWMMAN receives an armored car as a protective gift from the Mermannstadt garrison. The presentation, noted at DUCHARESI, comes amid concerns for the young ruler’s safety and his future in throne duties.
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Ducharesi
INS
Michael of
Rowmmain
Mermannstadt
Hin
Dav
Heflin Seeks Probe of Cotton Markets
Senator W. Heflin of Alabama introduces a Senate resolution urging the Federal Farm Bond to order an immediate investigation into cotton exchanges in New York and New Orleans. He accuses the markets of price manipulation harming farmers and seeks a formal inquiry into possible actions to curb speculative practices.
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D. C
Songtor Wotlin
Alabama
Senate
Federnl
New York
New Orleans
Defense moves in reserve for Carver case in Texas
Indicted in Wen county for murder of Gen. Durty Blanco, Duke Carver’s attorney J Franklin Spenra says he will launch a series of motions including quash indictment and change of venue. Sheriff Newton says Carver calls the case a political frameup and a danger to his political career.
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Duke Carer
Bexar County
Wen County
Durty Blanco
Eck
Gareda
J. Franklin Spenra
Carver
Maciter
Laredo
Prohibition Enforcement
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Stevens Murcer
Jade W. W. McCracy
Ninets Fourth District
Alfonsa Newton
Tiebrecht
Newton
Werth
Lollow
Peasel
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