Lloyd George arrives in Washington to seek U S cooperation
David Lloyd George, former British prime minister, flew to Washington to urge the United States to cooperate with Europe on global problems. He will meet President Coolidge and cabinet members at the White House for a noon luncheon, then continue discussions during his stay.
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Kenneth W. Clark
Washington
David Lloyd George
England
Coolidge
United States
Pennsylvania Avenue
Willard Hotel
Lloyd George Inia
Httle
President Coolidge
White House
Ford plan conference loses two invited groups
Two national farm and labor groups named by the American Federation of Labor and the American Farm Bureau declined to attend a Detroit December 13 conference to launch the Ford-for-President movement. The International News Service report notes the withdrawals lessen organizer support.
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International News Service
Washington
Farmers and Laborers
Detroit
Plana
American Federation of Labor
American Farm Bureau
U S Lends Its Helping Hand To Japanese Navy
Washington reports in the wake of Japan's earthquake and fire the American navy will rehabilitate the Japanese naval hydrographic department by providing charts maps and equipment following extensive loss in the disaster.
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Dy International News Service
Washington
Japan
Methodists Denounce Mellon and Blair on Prohibition Duty
Prohibition board attacks on Secretary Mellon and I R Commissioner Blair as unfit to lead enforcement were repudiated by Prohibition Commissioner Haynes who defended the two officials as helpful and efficient. Sunlight Sign, a valuable family horse of A H Marple, died suddenly after kicking the stable side when in pain, the owner finding it dead on arrival.
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Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Internal Revenue
Blair
Haynes
Iaynes
A. H. Marple
Marple
No License Hearing for Maynard Duffey Fined Twenty-One
Maynard Duffey faced a policy court hearing before Justice Halm this morning for operating an automobile without a license. He was fined $10 plus $11 in costs, and paid the total.
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Maynard Duffey
Justice Halm
Policy Court
Government Moves to Halt Penny Beer Manufacture
The Prohibition Enforcement Bureau acted to curb Bergner and Engel Brewery Philadelphia by voiding its permit and blocking near beer production. Federal action follows a court injunction that previously allowed limited brewing within legal limits and signals a wave of future injunctions to shut saloons and breweries.
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International
Philadelphia
National Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
Washington
Bergner and Engel
McKeehan
U. S
George S. Coles
Drying up New Jersey Prohibition Move Discussed
Washington, Oct 3. Ex senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey urged federal action to seize control of enforcing Prohibition in the state. Prohibition Director Adrian Chamberlain refused to discuss the request beyond stating it would be considered by President Coolidge as Haynes weighed the matter.
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Uy International Nens Service
Washington
Joseph
Fiuysen
Republican
New Jersey
Adrian Chamberlain
Prohibition
Prosisition
Haynes
Frelinghuysen
Haynes Wall Ace
Coolidge
Mrelinghygaen
1924 Auto Tags To Be Orange And Blue
Maryland automobile tags for 1924 will feature orange and blue colors with navy trim and numerals. An official shipment, produced by the Maryland Penitentiaries under convict labor, arrived at the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles office. About 279,009 tags were ordered, with 42,000 destined for the District of Columbia for distribution.
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Maryland
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Janhe Protrict of
Columbia
Reds marching on Berlin as police rushed to front
London reports large bands of communists advancing on Berlin with police detachments sent to meet them. Separate disorders continue in Western Germany with many killed and wounded. The police chief and other officers killed at Krefeld while fighting mobs. Violent clashes also in Aachen where seven were killed in a battle. Seizure of Rhineland secessionists shows no significant progress.
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International
London
Berlin
Derlin
Germany
Rina
Crefeld
Aachen
Alx la Cuappelt
Rhineland
Polie
Fthineland
Border to Border Flight Attempt by Smith and Richter
In Sumas Washington an airplane carrying Captain Lowell Smith and Lieutenant John T Richter departed at 626 am under clear skies on a border to border non stop flight to the Mexican border They plan to refuel twice in the air The take off followed daylight from a farmers field a large crowd gathered to wish them luck Smith predicted reaching Reamfield on the Mexican border by dinner time today
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Dy International News Service
Sumas
Washington
Lowell Smith
John T. Richter
Reamfield
Butcher Convicted in Wife Murder at Sandusky
James Brady a Sandusky butcher was found guilty of murdering his wife Margaret on August 29. After more than 40 hours of deliberation the jury sentenced him to death in the electric chair. He killed her at their home by beating her into unconsciousness with a hammer and then slitting her throat.
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Sandusky
Ohio
James Brady
Margaret
Crady
Fire damages small house on Bloom's Alley
Firefighters from Junter and Agdotam responded to a call at Florence Thomas's residence in Bloom's Alley. The overheated chimney caused the blaze, damaging the house and hindering water access while crews worked to control the flames. No injuries reported.
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Junter
Agdotam
Florence Thomas
Woom’s Alley
Stokes Divorce Case Testimony Is Shattered Again
In New York October 25 defense led by Helen Elwood Stokes challenges William Earl Dodge Stokes divorce evidence. Witness Thomas Brander, linked to Bethel Connecticut home, testifies he never saw Mrs. Stokes there with Wallace or anyone else, and a produced photograph of Mrs. Stokes’ likeness is shown to be of another woman Roass and her two children.
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Stokes
Jack Carberry
International News Service
New York
Pretty Helen Elwood Stokes
William Earl Dodge Stokes
Thomas Brander
Bethel
Conn
Mrs. Stokes
Edgar T. Wallace
San Francisco
Nelson Miles
Red Men's Rally and Parade at Hancock
The tri state meeting of Red Men will be held at Hancock in the afternoon of November. A rally of all Red Men tribes in the county will take place in the same town. A large parade is planned and degrees will be conferred on a large class for adoption by the Sioux Tribe of Hagerstown, Conococheague Tribe of Williamsport, and Bald Eagle Tribe of Vaashstown.
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Hancock
Williamsport
Bald Eagle
Vaahstown
Greek Rebels And Loyalists Battle Near Tripolitza
Fighting between revolutionists and government troops continued in northern Greece with royalist forces gaining ground. A battle occurred near Tripolitza and Metanias, head of the Stowarchiat party, was captured.
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Athens
Greece
Klan foe beaten up in Oklahoma City chamber
Representative J. W. Callahan a farmer labor member of the Oklahoma House of Representatives was beaten and bodily ejected from the chamber after charging fellow members’ character and saying Grand Dragon WN. C. Jewett of the Ku Klux Klan dictated legislation. Representative Jess Pullen shouted that it was a damned lie.
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Dy International News Service
State Capitol
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. W. Callahan
Farmer Labor
Oklahoma Houses of Representatives
WN. C. Jewett
Oklahoma
Ku Klux Klan
Jess Pullen
Italians Arrested as Deputy Fire on Them
Two Italians Joseph Menggel and J Stubitts were arrested by Deputy Garea Crampton on a warrant. Stubitts threatened with a loaded gun during arrest attempt and both men were brought before Justice Bitner. Fines and costs totaled 2735 dollars for Menggal and 27.25 for Brettls.
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Joseph Menggel
J.stubitts
Garea
Albert Crapton
Stubitts
Crampton
Justice Bitner
Menggal
Brettls
Oklahoma Prisons Do Not Honor Pardons
International News Service reports in McAlester Oklahoma that Governor J C Walton issued pardons or paroles which the Legislature suspended and officials at the state penitentiary will not honor. Deputy Warden Jediicker announced the decision.
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International News Service
Mcalester
Okla
J. C. Walton
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Jediicker
Explosion Damage Raises Community Safety Concerns
Residents within blocks of yesterday’s dynamite blast await checks to assess damage and determine if an official investigation is warranted. W Harry Angle, owner, claims legal possession of the explosive and cites a 15 pound dynamite limit, while the source notes the exact cause remains unresolved.
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W. Harry Angle
Angle
Maniac Slain After Attacking Train Passengers
A deranged man with a long bladed knife stabbed three passengers and conductor Dubler on Santa Fe train No. 7 near La Junta Colorado before other travelers overpowered him and he was killed. The attack began after the train left La Junta. a passenger defended himself and slew the assailant. Moreover, a separate note describes a pow-wow where Logan Tribe of Red, Meno of Boonsboro conferred degrees and held initiation at their wigwam with refreshments served.
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International News Service
Trinidad
Col
Santa Fe
la Junta
Dubler
Logan Tribe of
Red
Meno
Boonsboro
Logan Tribe
Sioux Tribe of
Desperate Conditions In Europe Warned By Judge Gary
Elbert H. Gary president of the American Steel and Iron Institute warned at the annual Iron and Steel Institute dinner that Europe faces a dire fate with reparations unresolved and rising unrest. He said the United States should lead by example as it cannot fully aid to restore Europe’s balance.
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International News Service
New York
Europe
Elbert H. Gary
American Steel and Iron Institute
America
Gary
Iron and Steel Institute
United States
Clover Dairy to Build New Plant on East Washington Street
The Clover Dairy Company, after absorbing Maryland Dairy, plans a new concrete block plant at 215 East Washington Street. Sanitary engineers approve the designs. A nearby frame stable will house the delivery corps, while the old plant becomes a free ice cream factory.
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Clover Dairy Company
Maryland Dairy Company
East Washington Street
Probes Initiated After Vet Bureau Graft Charges
Two new federal investigations into the U S Veterans Bureau were announced following graft allegations against former director Cor Charles R Forbes. The Treasury Internal Revenue Bureau probes the missing narcotics and drugs valued about 3609.09 stored at Perrsvills during Forbes administration. Justice Department action was also reported.
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My International News Service
Washington
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Cor Chas
R- Forbes
Agenate Committee
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Perrsvills
Mal
Department of Justice
World Series returns near one hundred fifty thousand dollars
Washington officials estimated Uncle Sam’s share of the late world series will exceed 159000 dollars after taxes. The government’s cut on the great tax amounts to over 103000 dollars, with additional income tax from players managers and others pending.
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International News Service
Washington
Sam
Bureau of Internal Revenue
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Pres. Coolidge
U.S
American Federation of Labor and
Methodists
Church Board
Tip International Reyes Service
Jersey
Senator
REDS
Mexico
Reichswehr
Hunter
Maniac
Wounds
Clover Company
Vet Bureau
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