Hearst Sees France as Spoiled Children in Diplomatic Clash
William Hearst spoke after a conference with President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg denying that Britain was behind leaks. He described French actions as spoiled, said Horan’s deportation was to resume, and criticized French authorities while noting Hoover leads in polls. He also discussed newspaper business conditions and optimistic advertising trends.
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Unireneal Service
Washington
Elidren
I Gareth
T. Vera
Universal Service
Hearst
Corresponden
William Mindolph Thearst
Ehearst
Coolidge
Kellage
Heerelars
Treneurs Mellon
Horan
Tharst
Vorap
United States
Lurun
Wiilich
Usarst
Inter
Ierr
Trance
Trench
Prance
Europe
France
Wearst
Hoover
New York
Reneral
Luul Cary
Hon
Hestrst
Jug
Paris Editor Voices Support in Horan Incident
Paris editor Berthe Sprein Cahly discusses The Horan incident in La Journal and defends the press’s role in exposing diplomatic documents. The editorial argues reporters should not be punished for pursuing political secrets and that protecting state secrets is not the sole responsibility of the journalist involved.
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Rernal
Berthe Sprein
PANTS
Slemont Vivitel
la Journal
Murna
Pach
215-Pound Amethyst Gem Unveiled by German Firm
A 215-pound amethyst reglu s was received for cutting and polishing by a German firm. Found near Rain in Thenzil, the vast regulus is described as the largest ever remarked there, notable for its size and extraordinary brilliancy and perfection.
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Thenzil
Champion Eater Quits On Ice Cream
Tom Lyle of Parnell Mo once held the world eating title. During a town visit he attempted a gallon of ice cream but could only finish three quarters as the heat neared 402 degrees. Lyle quipped he should retire and let the youngsters take over.
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International News Service
Maryville
Lyle
Petire
Big Convention Free of Groke Crime Despite Protests
San Antonio hosted a major American Legion gathering under tight security. Ora N. Slater of the Cat-Crin Detective Bureau, visiting at Phillip D. Stapp's invitation, reported no outlying criminals or confidence men operating during the event. He commended local police and detectives for efficiency, noting his past high profile work including the Don J. Melfett case and several Ohio arrests. Slater emphasized cooperation with other prominent detectives from major cities.
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San Antonio
American Legion
Ora N. Slater
Cat-Crin
Cincinnati
Phillip D. Stapp
Legion Convention Bureau
Detective Slater
Ohio
Don J. Melfett
Medllett
Slater
Alabama president Edward Denny considers Washington job
Tuscaloosa October 12. George M. W. Denny, president of the University of Alabama, said he had been offered the presidency of Washington and Lee University but asked for more time to consider. He noted his resignation would take effect July 1, 1932, and he spoke with friends about the offer and his preference to evaluate the prospects.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
UPI
George MW
Denny
Wie
University of Alabama
Washington
Len University
the . Jr
Louis Smith
Friens
Veteran of Five Will Celebrate 84th Birthday
General Charley Ing born before radio era turns eighty four this evening with fraternal groups broadcasting to thousands and hundreds gathering to honor the famed “grand old man” of the enemy novelist soldier and veteran of five wars. Wisconsin militia officers across the state will listen at loving banquets to pay homage as General King remains the sole five war veteran named in war department records.
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Mihawauker
Charley Ing
Tonigh
Thenemy
Hoo Ewardsmen
Wisconsin
General King
War Department
Army Orders No Universal Service Washington October
Army orders list postings and transfers across multiple posts and units. Names include Major Charles T. Durell Captain Fear G. Gooper and Wade Johnson among others, with assignments to assistant secretary of War and various forts, signals companies, and reserve staff.
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Universal Service
Washington
Lal. Cumwraf
Courant
Cava
Dei Weulens
Anticoe DL
Charles T. Durell
Waskhuaien
Edgar
Dunn
Ky Uaylana Beach
Hang Mon
Ge. Dirming
Legionnaires Near Mexico on Good Will Trip
Forty one Legionnaires from twenty states left San Antonio on Friday for a week in Mexico City. They will be entertained by Mexican officials and the American Legion post from Mexico City. The party is led by F. W HK commander of the Chicago Li volu Park post.
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San Antonio
Mexico City
American Legion
F. Whk
Chicago Livolu Park
Smith Delivers Columbus Message to Malian People
New York October 12 Governor Alfred B Smith released a Columbus Day message to the Malian people for America. Judge Francis Mancuso of the court of general sessions made the message public, stating it urged Columbus Day as a holiday and emphasized leadership in promoting it.
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New York
W—A
Alfred B. Smith
America
Francis Iix, Mancuso
Court of Genomal Sessions
Mn Assemblyaun
100 000 000 Apples Ready For Market
100000000 apples ready for market as a bumper crop boosts supply. Government and economists note favorable pricing and increased resale potential for growers amid large harvests and abundant bushels ready for distribution.
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Kheer
Bureau of Ancienturn Economics
Tony
Archbishop Kowalski Convicted In Poland Convent Case
Archbishop Kowalski head of the Marsavile church was found guilty of offenses at a convent immorality trial. He received a provisional liberty bail after sentencing to imprisonment. The trial revealed he had six wives.
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Plock
Poland
Archbizlion Kowalski
Marsavile
Elurch
Tie
Geal
Ling
Carnes to Face 14 More Indictments
Atlanta dispatch reports A Bus ton county grand jury prepared to return fourteen additional indictments against Carlton B. Carnes former treasurer of the Southern Wood Commission, tied to an alleged $953,000 shortage in a death fund, with Carnes recently returned from Winnipeg Pry.
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Atlanta
A. Buston County Grand Jury
Garnes
Souther Wop- Vist Hoi Quission
Winni- Pry
Beath
Carnival Showman Robbed of $100 and Equipment
Leemon of 439 Main Avenue reported Friday the theft of $100, fifteen bags, and several watches from his carnival. The loss occurred Thursday night while packing up equipment as the showman prepared to close. Local authorities have not released further details.
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Leemon
Main Avenue
Watchey
Teemon
Joske's Deluxe Hats Hosiery and More Ad
A broken assortment ad proclaims Joske's Usually 1.50 items with unusual values on athletic style hats and Stetson styled hats for young men at 8.50 to 10.00. It touts a finest South selection with low prices on neckwear tights and all wool hosiery. The copy highlights rayon and silk striped hosiery and 21 inch bottoms with high waist bands.
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South
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Mexico
Smith
Columbus
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Dickey
Joske’s
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Joske’s DeLuxe
Wales
Windsor
Wall St
Jesse’s
Society
Hunting Park
Westshire
Joskes Store
Alamo Plaza
Commerce St
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