World News Briefs Include Deportation and Elections
Interstates suspend proposed coal schedules from Sept 10 to Jan 8 per ICC. Sled Zerdocheno, Kurdistan ruler, faces deportation under 1924 act. U S grain exports rise to 5 821 000 bushels vs 4 049 000 prior week. H P MacGowan named trade commissioner. West Indies trip planned. WW flights complete globe circumnavigation to Washington Bolling Field. Texas GOP nominates George Bute for governor amid Ferguson challenge. Agnes Ayres reveals secret marriage to Manuel Reachi. Williamson county exiles shift control to Ku Klux Klan after factional strife. New Carlisle orders trains to pass at eight mph. Capt Donald B MacMillan reports Labrador arrival. Marcus J Geroy arrested for sending threatening letter to the prince of Wales. New large gold shipment planned to India via Mauretania. Air mail workers to move from Washington to Omaha. Curtis and Weller return to New York from Europe aboard American Farmer. Grand Circuit driver Bonnie Del wins at Syracuse. 60 manufacturers to Mexico for ten-day inquiry. Loeb and Leopold Jr. given life and 99 years for Franks murder. Gillett leads Massachusetts senate race. Walsh poised for November. Couzens leads Michigan senate race. Tuttle trailing. Groesbeck renominated for Michigan governor. Mount Shasta glacier slides five mph. Dease Lake gold strike spurs Alaskan stampede.
Global tensions and events reported from foreign dispatches
Reports note Chang Tso Lin's war declaration against the Peking government and Wu Pei Fu ruling Chihai. European passport fraud profits. Romania welcomes foreign capital but guards domestic growth. Paris cites renewed $100 million credit talks in Paris with Lamont and Robineau.
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Chang Tso-Lin
Peking
Wu Pei-Fu
Chihai
Shanghai
Ohio notes mix of politics crime and accidents
Malcolm MacDonald will debate in Cincinnati on October 13 as Oxford faces the University of Cincinnati. a series of fires, murders, suicides, and accidents across Ohio are reported, including a $12,000 barn loss near Milledgeville and a highway of local tragedies and civic events.
France weighs plans on repaying US debt under Herrick hints
Premier Edouard Herriot may decide this year to engage France on the American debt. Finance and Foreign Office discuss alternatives including a Hurley style five year moratorium with 2 percent interest and sizable sinking fund. Government prioritizes budget, taxation, and public opinion before any settlement, while Ambassador Herrick has long urged France to acknowledge the debt and agree on terms.
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Paris
Edouard Herriot
France
United States
Ministry of Finance
Foreign Office
Edward M. Hurley
Myron T. Herrick
Advance on Peking Begins as Manchurians Move On
Shanghai reports the Manchurian army has begun its advance toward Peking with severe fighting across a wide front north of the Great Wall in Northern Chili Province. Advices from Mukden say Chang Tso-Lin aims to capture the capital amid fierce combat near Shanghaikwan and Jehol along the railway toward Peking.
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Shanghai
Peking
Great Wall of China
Chili Province
Chekiang
Mukden
Manchuria
Chang Tso-Lin
Threefold Murderer McCoy Hanged at Moundsville
Tiny McCoy twenty three of Cass Pocahontas County died in the State Prison at Moundsville for killing his wife Hallie Virginia McCoy her mother Mrs William Totten and her brother Herbert Totten last April. He faced the gallows calmly and confessed to the triple murder at sentencing.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Tiny” McCoy
Cass
Pocahontas County
Moundsville
McCoy
Hallie Virginia McCoy
William Totten
Herbert Totten
Cat’s Coffin Funeral In Eden Township
Funeral for an Angora cat named Nich alou was held in Eden township Ludington Mich. The owner Mrs Fred 8 Noyes attended with a dainty white brocaded silk lined casket from a local undertaker. Roses and carnations were arranged for the ceremony.
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Ludington
Mich
Nichalou
Eden Township
Fred 8. Noyes
Robbery at National Biscuit Co. Pay Office in St Louis
Two armed bandits held up the National Biscuit Company offices in St Louis taking 2472 dollars from the payroll. Two suspects were arrested shortly after and 2270 dollars recovered.
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St. Louis, Mo
National Biscuit Company
Motive of Revenge Tied to Matteotti Killing In Italy
Armando Casalini strongman and Fascist Deputy died after being shot three times on a street car. Giovanni Corvi, a working man, told Fascist militia he fired to avenge the late Socialist Deputy Giacomo Matteotti. Casalini died in hospital without regaining consciousness.
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Armando Casalini
Giovanni Corvi
Signor Casalini
Giacomo Matteotti
Corvi
Signor Casaini
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