Deportation Complaint Filed Over Mexican Actress
A petition seeks the deportation of Gloria Faure a Mexican actress for allegedly unlawfully traveling with Alberto J Pani Mexican secretary of finance from El Paso to New York. A hearing produced a report forwarded to U S immigration authorities at Ellis Island with details undisclosed by officials. The complainant a Mexican professor in New York University prompted the action at the Mexican embassy officials called the claimant political.
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Washington
A.P
Gloria Faure
Mexico
Alberto J. Pani
el Paso
Texas
New York
Department of Labor
Curren
Ellis Island
New York University
Princeton team shakeup stands out at eastern college football camps
Opening practices for Saturday games show limited activity elsewhere, but Princeton reports a significant shakeup. In New York, Mexican debt talks continue as finance officials pursue modifications to the Lamont De La Huerta accord. A.P. reports denial of Gloria Faure’s travel with Alberto Pani, stating the party included only Pani and staff.
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New York
Princeton
Ical
Senor Pant
Calles
Mexico
A.P
Gloria Faure
Alberto Pani
A. H. Cervantes
Senor Pani
Pani
el Paso
Hidalgo
Mexican National Railways
Pam
Los Angeles
New Dentifrice Claim Changes Teeth and Gums Care
Ad claims Pepsodent removes a gummy film that causes dull teeth and gum disease. It promises clearer, whiter teeth in days with a 10 day free tube via mail coupon.
Crossword Puzzle Word List From Water Notice
A fragmented crossword puzzle lists three letter word counts and multiple clues across horizontal and vertical entries. The garbled grid includes terms like to rescue finish royal seats bleaching chemical and many unrelated fragments in a single puzzle page.
Insurance Placed On Mobile County Buildings
Following valuations by the Mobile Fire Underwriters Association special committee the board of revenue and road commissioners let contracts totaling 582 850 dollars for fire insurance on Mobile county property for three years covering the county building jail poor asylum county garage and convict camp. G B Toulmin Sons and Mobile Gulf Navigation Company were awarded contracts for about 200 carloads of washed and clay gravel. Oyster shells for Bayou la Batre road bid was rejected. County clerk Thomas B Allman to advertise for new bids at the next meeting. Chairman Albert B Towle authorized to attend a Mobile conference October 16 on woods fire prevention sponsored by the Mobile County Pecan Growers Association.
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Mobile Fire Underwriters’ Association
Mobile County
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
G. B. Toulmin & Sons
Mobile Gulf Navigation Company
Docks Board Meeting Set For Wednesday at Sibert Office
The state docks board will meet here Wednesday at General William L. Sibert's office to discuss state terminals construction. It is expected to order advertising for bids on concrete work for the first pier, with bids to be opened December 15. Upstate members Henderson and Blair are expected to attend.
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State Docks Board
William L. Sibert
Piatas Henderson
F. G. Blair
Meekers Speaks on Anesthesia to Mendel Society
Dr. William R. Meekers lectured at Spring Hill College before Mendel Biological Society members on the discovery and practice of anesthesia. He is former head of the anesthesia department at the Mayo Clinic and a professor of surgery at the University of Illinois and the University of Arkansas.
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Mendel Biological Society
Spring Hill College
William R. Meekers
Mayor Clinic
University of Illinois
University of Arkansas
Rubble of Romanian Debt Talks Reach Tentative Pact
News from Bucharest reports M Titulecco, minister in London, has reached a tentative funding agreement with Britain for Romania’s 26 million pound war debt. The Romanian delegation will sail October 31 with a 40 year amortization plan and a 3.12 percent annual payment.
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Bucharest
Rumania
A.P
M. Titulecco
London
Great Britain
Passenger agents meet in Memphis to discuss rates
Passer agents representing all railroads in the southeast and southwest began arriving in Memphis for a two day session starting tomorrow. Separate sessions will be held by each group with a joint session for committees. They will consider an outline of tourists rates on vacation specials next summer.
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Memphis
Tenn
Eight Inches of Rain Floods Austin in Three Hours
Eight inches of rain fell in three hours in Austin Texas driving several families from their homes. The downpour followed a months long drought in central Texas.
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Austin
Texas
Tex
A.P
Man who sought advice on money pleads for halt
Leopold Schepp, 84, asked for concrete ideas on distributing his fortune via the Associated Press. The flood of more than 100,000 letters from around the world overwhelmed his plans, with requests ranging from mortgage relief to aid for maimed children, yet most appeals focused on individual wants.
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New York
A.B
Leopold Schepp
J. Schepp
Schepp
Joseph Svoboda
Prague
Submarine Probe Moves to New London
The U S steamboat inspector’s office shifts the sinking of submarine 851 inquiry to New London Conn. Captain Herman T Parker and John Stewart will take survivor Dewey Kile’s testimony after sessions in Boston and earlier evidence from Alfred Gler and Michael Lira and City of Rome officers.
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Boston
A.P
United States Steamboat Inspector's Office
Rome
Block Island
New London
Conn
Herman T. Parker
John Stewart
Dewey Kile
Alfred Gler
New Bedford
Michael
St. Louis
Communists Near Paris General Strike Turns Violent
In Paris and suburbs the general strike against warfare in Morocco ends in violence leaving two dead and about thirty wounded as clashes erupt locally beyond Paris and its environs.
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Paris
Commun
Morocco
Yes
Fragmentary wartime sketch reads like a cipher
OCR text mentions a group nicknamed Moscowteers and references fatalities Pettaux and Dennis. It also notes a kite with an eye and a nest adorned with cloth pieces, while diners at tables used fingers to eat. Content is garbled and incomplete.
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Dennis
Pettaux
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