Washington Pittsburgh War Department Opposes Mitchell Plan
A garbled report outlines opposition from the War Department to Mitchell and Patrick plans. It references inquest proposals, accountability for deaths, subpoenas, and debates over aviation programs, with mentions of Army and air service funding and defense needs amid a broader wartime context.
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WAR Department
Mitchell
Patrick
America
Drum
Gotozel
Stormy
Petrervica
Inc
Shooting Star
Army
R Corps
Air Service
National Defense
Ohio aviator promotes new pole case in Copenhagen
Oct 13 Lieu tenant Lincolnv Ellsworth, Ohio aviator and heir to a fortune, backs Amundsen’s polar flight with a $100,000 pledge or the first third of funding via a dirigible. Ellsworth accompanies Amundsen aboard the flight to the pole, with union aid conditioned on flying under the Norwegian flag. Ellsworth’s late father supported the mission, leaving a surplus of 620,000 kronen or about $225,000.
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Copenhagen
Lincolnv Ensworth
Ohio
Toa
Hasen
Roald _Amundsen
Afr
Union Elsworth
Donati
Policy on loan to Europe fixed
Washington, Oct 13. The government announced a fixed policy of economic and financial cooperation with nations endeavoring to repay their war loans to the treasury. Countries evading obligations may expect little help in solving economic difficulties. The statement followed questions on Europe’s efforts to tap American funds for large industrial loans.
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Treasury
White House
Man boards wrong plane by Munich station and heads to Vienna
A traveler at Munich air station boarded a plane bound for Vienna by mistake instead of Zurich. After climbing hundreds of meters, he could not descend and rode toward Vienna, then planned an express train back to Munich to reboard at Zurich. The airline did not charge him for the mistaken trip.
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Munich
Vienna
Zurich
Memorial Road Crossing Crash Injures Drivers
Memorial authorities report a collision on Srnaere Road near Street this morning. One driver sustained injuries including a fractured left collar bone and a lacerated ear after the vehicle crossed the track and rolled three times.
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Srnaere Road
Eith
Clark
Longman Newhead of Children and Welfare Roles
Longman named head of the Department of Child Pinging and Supervision in Cincinnati. He has led Ohio State Conference on Child Welfare and served as cottage manager at Lancaster Industrial School, Cincinnati orphan home superintendent, and Arkansas Boys Industrial School superintendent. Born 1875, Otterbein College graduate. Six competed in a civil service exam September 23.
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Penfield
Crane
Children’s of
Cincinnati
Conference of Charities and Correction
Ohio
Longman
Bors
Lancaster
Lansing
General Protestant Orphan's Home
Arkansas Boys
Congregational Church
Scottish Rite
Masons
Shrine
Otterbein College
Silk Heist At New York Silk Store Doors
Three armed men handcuffed the watchman and drilled through a four inch wall to steal silk valued at 250000 dollars from Samuel J Aronson silk merchant at 17 Madison avenue in New York on October 13.
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New York
Samuel J. Aronson
Madison Avenue
Dwight F. Davis to Succeed Weeks as War Secretary
Dwight F. Davis of Missouri is named to succeed Weeks as secretary of war, ending Weeks's tenure due to ill health. Davis has long been viewed as a possible successor and will assume full duties after serving as acting secretary since last spring.
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Dwight F. Davis
Weeks
Waselington
Jona Wy
Dwight F Davis
Missouri
Davis
Platatte
White House
W. Sing
Aes Treasur
Tion
Nes
St. Louis S
Ife
Wrshing. Finance Corporation
Ad Cade
Eperson Ifarees
Interaz
SoCon
South America
Troops in Panama Over Rent War Reported
A distorted dispatch notes U S troops in Panama City may be deployed to preserve order amid a rent dispute. The report cites the American legation and the Panama Canal governor as sources, detailing a possible military intervention to maintain control.
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U. Sctroops
Panama
Lory Department
Fesama
Ereribelmes
Panama City
Murder charge looms in Stephenson case at Oberholzer trial
In Noblesville Indiana on October 13 the jury heard questions on capital punishment and potential prejudices as the Stephenson murder trial proceeds. The defense and prosecutors debate the Klans involvement and the influence of Indiana figures, with jurors probed about clubs or organizations that could shape verdicts.
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Oblesville
Ind
Madge Qoberdi
Yalthough
Stephenson
Indiana Klan
Charles E. Cox
Indiana Supreme Court
Oberholzer
Klan
Kilux Klan
Inman “Fox
Indiar
Youth Blames Liquor for Murder in Court
Fifteen year old Joseph Borowski pleaded guilty to second degree murder in Pittsburgh PA noting the liquor party atmosphere influenced his actions. He recalled a struggle and being struck, then the shooting of Walter Kowalski. Sentencing set for the next day in a historic juvenile case.
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Ittsburgh
iPa
Joseph Bowalski
Jallzane
Walter Kowalski
Borowski
Ase
Chronicle Telegram Holds Edition for Final World Reports
The Chronicle Telegram delayed its edition to acquire final reports of major world events. Saturday’s issue included both football and baseball scores, reflecting ongoing interest in national sports alongside global developments.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Eve Ene
Predict Flying By Muscular Strength Invention
BERLIN Oct. 13 Dr Brustmann inventor of a novel flying machine says muscular strength will soon be a sport. The device resembles a bicycle with movable wings spanning six meters and five square meters of surface. It is pedal powered and has flown over twenty meters in tests.
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Berlin
Brustmann
Gliding World Record Set by Nehring in Engineless Plane
Feodosia Russia October 13 German pilot Nehring set a world gliding record by traveling twenty four kilometers four hundred meters or over fifteen miles in an engineless glider at the International gliding tournament. The mark triples the previous best.
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Feodosia
Russia
Nehring
Opposition to delay on debt policy statement cited
A fragment details opposition to postponing pent ofuerts debt plan and notes a 500,000,000 maturity due within 121 years. It references the general secretary and private finance managers, stressing a debt paying policy as essential to private business interests and national financial stability.
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Mellon
Charge False Swearing Affidavit Case Against Duvall
In a city case Arthur Duvall faced a civil action by Wilson over damages to an arrow caused in a traffic incident. The affidavit alleged fraudulent debt contracting and threatened wage attachment. A verdict was not found. Duvall claimed damaged credit and employer conflict seeking $2,500 damages.
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Shertan
Duvall
Arthur Db. Wilson
Cefenda
John C. Conaway
Justice of the Peace
Fox Furnace Co
Wilson
Temperatures Hit Wide Range Across Cities
Washington dispatch lists yesterday's high temperatures with values from Portland Maine 56 to El Paso 76 and Phoenix 78. Other readings include Albany 56 Philadelphia 60 Atlantic City 60 Baltimore 60 Washington 59 New York 56 Chicago 60 Denver 50 Seattle 60 San Francisco 64 Los Angeles 62 San Diego 65.
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Washington
Portland
Albany
York
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Baltimore
D.C
New Orleans
Galveston
San Antonio
Louisville
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Helena
Salt Lake City
Denver
el Paso
Phoenix
Spokane
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Pirates Tie World Series as Goslin Moore Hit Homers
In Pittsburgh, the Pirates beat Washington 3 to 2 to even the World Series at a game apiece. Goslin hit his third homer of the series, tying Babe Ruth for most homers in the matchup, while Moore of Pittsburgh added a key run. Pitchers Johnson and Reuther starred for Washington, with Traynor and Bluege among Pittsburgh's standouts. The crowd of 35,000 witnessed a tense afternoon with late-inning drama and defensive plays shaping the outcome.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Washington
Johnson
Reuther
Br Rothers
Moore
Goslin
Getting
Babe Ruth
J. Harri
Rice
Traynor
Washington, Sr
Heri
Mein
Nes
Gestin
Wright
Carey
Peck
Cuyler
Blueze
S. Harris
Barnhart
Trynors
Severeid
Bluege
Pillow broadcasts lullaby through new radio earpiece
London engineers unveil a rubber water-filled pillow with a radio earphone beneath its surface. When a listener rests their head, the device transmits broadcasts clearly via the standard receiving set, offering a gentle, pure tone for bedtime use.
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London
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