Deaths NAMES MATE OF VICTIM IN GRIME MINEOLA
Unemotionally a middle aged housewife who twice before was acquitted of poisoning murder charges confessed today to Inspector Harold R. King of Nassau county police that she and Everett H. Applegate poisoned Mrs Applegate 36 at her Baldwin Long Island home on September 27. The investigation reveals two motives tied to the killing, including Applegate's relations with the daughter. The confession ties the same poison to earlier Newark and other New York cases where the same woman was tried and acquitted. Mrs Creighton and her husband had lived with the Applegates in Baldwin for over two years.
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Applegate
le Blom
Long Istana
Arminaly
Ruth Creighton
King
Mineola
Griighten
Mussolini and the Ethiopian War A World Opinion View
A critical reflection on Mussolini's invasion of Ethiopia, the League of Nations response, and the danger of aerial warfare. The piece questions whether Britain and France would act similarly, notes Italian pilots' skill, and laments foreign intervention while highlighting Addis Ababa diplomacy and Ethiopian temperament amid advancing air power.
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Bercid Ln
League of Nations
Mary
Ethiopia
Ieague
Mussolini
Teague
England
Italy
Ethitopia
League
Japan
Manchuria
Tondon
Addis Ababa
Long Associate Faces Tax Trial
The government called to trial a high political associate of the late Senator Heey P. Long on charges of attempting to defeat and evade income tax payments. Abe L. Shilshan, president of the Keans Lever board and head of a whale sale business, is charged with evading $55,919.44 of income tax for 1999 to 112.
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NEW Orlfans
Heey P. Long
Abe L. Shilshan
Keans Lever Board
Whalesate Mere Candle
Italy Reported 4 Ready to Resign
Reuters Rome correspondents indicated Italy was ready to resign as the Five Nations moment approached, with synetions in any form being applied.
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Italy
London
Willesve Ihe
Reuter
Rome
Unsettled Weather Forecast For East Texas Coast
Partly cloudy and unsettled in East Texas. Tuesday night and Wednesday bring low around 66 degrees and high about 82 degrees. Tuesday night winds moderate toward the coast. Monday high 83, Tuesday low around 4, with details split across meridians and winds varying by region.
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Ban Antonio
Ylelutty
East Texas
Texas
Colter
Senate Stands Pat On Open Gift? Open Saloon Debate
Senate rejects changes to open saloon definition amid fights over mixed drinks and alcohol sale. House debates a regulatory bill amid seven amendments as appropriations and taxes face reconsideration. Senate motions to delay consent and pension measures prompt recommittal for finance review while different liquor proposals play out in committee.
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Tadax
Conpte
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Clint Smail al Amarilla
Interint
Elssiin
Mistrial Ordered in Murder Case
Judge Frank T. Nevive declared a mistrial in the murder case of Mrs Vox Dolhow and her childhood sweetheart Nathan Driscoll after an attempt to seating the wife as a juror. Dolbow and Driscoll are jointly indicted for the death of Dolbow’s husband Henry. The trial began with 12 jurors and one alternate chosen yesterday.
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Badem
Frank T. Nevive
Wiistrigg
Vox Dolhow
Nathan Driscoll
Roosevelt cruiser rides out Pacific rough seas en route
The cruiser Houston carrying President Roosevelt to Cos Island for a brief fishing excursion battled fierce squalls off the Pacific today. The ship and its escort Port Jang rolled and pitched amid rough swells as we pressed toward the island.
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Roosevelt
Pacific
Cnviser
Houston
Cacos Island
Jang
September steel shipments expected to rise for US Steel
Jones and company reported that finished steel shipments by the United States Steel Corporation in September will show gains over August deliveries of 624,487 tons.
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iFi
Dop. Jones and Company
United States
Steed Corporation
Gen Watters Reported Very Low in Austin Note
Relatives report General Jacob F. Watters of Hanslon, Texas, was sinking fast after a recent illness. The once prominent figure and general counsel for a Texas company had been in deteriorating health and showed marked decline.
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Jacob Watters
Austin
Oct
Jacob F. Watters
Hans. Lon
The
Texas Company
Sal
Emperor Selassie Orders Ethiopian Forces to Front
Addis Ababa Oct 8 Emperor Haile Selassie ordered Ethiopian armies to advance and engage the Italian invaders after previously holding the border. Aims include drawing Italians into Ethiopian lines as reported amid refugee movements and frontier turmoil. Ras Kassa's northern army began moving from Tieta Tabor toward Lake Tana regions to meet the Italian advance.
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TL BR. Knickerbocker
Tnternational
Kerrie
Addis Ababa
Maile Selassie
Ethiopia
Eritrea
Adie Kale
Mustolini
Mutsolinri
Addis Abate
Djibouti
Debra
Ras Kussa
Ont
Ras Kassa Lefi
Tiebta Tabor
Lake Tana
Loe Takarze-Setit
Ethi
Mr Hearst Answers High School Girl's Query
Dear Sir, Alba Scatton asks about government control of newspapers. The Hearst reply argues there is no government control of newspapers, only of publications, citing Germany, Russia, and Italy where daily press is state supervised and censorship is enforced, and editors may be jailed.
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Mr. Hearst
Alba Scatton
Montooth Street
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Germany
Russia
Italy
No Method of Procedure Destroys Local Self Government
Calvin Coolidge warned at William and Mary college in May 1926 that bureaucracy undermines representative government and democracy. He argued centralization and bureau governance breed tyranny, rigidity, and decline, claiming bureaus act autocratically and resist progress unless constantly challenged.
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Calvin Coolidge
William and Mary College
Sun Rest for Winter Stay
San Antonio area to see partly cloudy and unsettled weather Tuesday night through Wednesday. Rain not guaranteed. cool mornings and mostly sunny afternoons expected. Highs around 82 degrees. Southeast winds.
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San Antonio
J. H. Jardon
U. 5
Texas
Jarboe
el Reddy
Breaking of relations seen in move between Ethiopia and Italy
The Ethiopian government ordered Count Vincenzo Gincesi to leave Addis Ababa, signaling a potential break in diplomatic ties with Italy. The Ethiopian delegate described the Italian legation as a center of espionage and plots, with a passport demand indicating severed relations.
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London
Get
INS
League
Ethiopia
Guigi Vinci-Gigtnesi
Addis Ababa
Renter
Teva
Redjurond
Fedle Hawaviate
Usp Fecvitary-general
Reuter
Addis Auaba
Pub—Lic
Reuters
Addis Aogha
Count Vines
Italy
Ethiopian-Eritrea Front War Escalates In London Reports
Addis Ababa dispatches claim Ethiopian forces crossed into Eritrea near Adi Kuie, while Italian army reports deny invasion and warn of strong Ethiopian concentrations near Makale. Telegraph sources note ongoing clashes and rapid troop movements toward Eritrea as Haile Selassie and Ras Desta organize defenses.
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London
TNS
Addis Ababa
Eritrea
Erirea
Adi Kuie
Asmara
Reiler
Adis Abste
Adis Abste Said Dedjarmatenh General Ayely
Eriligan T Archory
Adlé Kale
London News-Chronicle
Eschange
Amba Birentan
Trantier
Adowa
Makale
Southeare
Akim
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