Pilot Missing in Pennsylvania Mail Flight Search
Bellefonte Pennsylvania October 3 AP more than a thousand people and eleven airplanes searched for H Ames a missing mail pilot who failed to land near Bellefonte after departing New York for Chicago no communication has been received his last contact was Hartleton about twenty miles east of Bellefonte weather hazy overcast possibly causing him to climb and miss the field Pennsylvania State College offered one thousand students to help with the search and Bellefonte Academy sent delegates to assist
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Bellefonte
H. Ames
New York
Chicago
Aviation Field
Hartleton
Ames
Bellefonte Field
Clarion
Cleveland
Pennsylvania State College
Here
Bellefomte Academy
Raid on small band arrests in forest hill divide
In Auburn California on October 3, five officers raided Westy area east of town in Forest Hill divide arresting the entire population. Fred Lambert hotel operator and telephone agent and James Connor face charges of illegal liquor possession and meat trapping bears per state officers. Wes arville once boomed to 1800 residents.
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Auburn
Calif
Five Downs
Westy
Here
Forest Hill Divide
Fred Lambert
James Connor
Wesarville
Brothers Find Lost World War I Brother on Monument
In Salem Oregon a World War I memorial erected by war mothers helps David Jansen of Portland locate his brother John Jansen who died in action June 25 1918. The two were born in Hutchinson Kansas and had not heard from each other for 20 years.
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Salem
Ore
Ve Taisen
Portland
John Jansen
David Jansen
George A. White
Oregon Natio Guard
John
Hutchinson
Kan
Legion Finds Flock of Reds Warns of Communist Propaganda
Omaha reports Legion Americanism chairman Claycroes warns at the national region convention that communism is rising in the United States with an estimated 1000 operatives. He cites youth and Negro movements and claims 1300 Sunday schools and 71 daily schools promote revolutionary teachings to children and infiltrate youth groups like the Boy Scouts.
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Omaha
Ned
United States
Nk Claycroes
American Legion Americanism Committee
Nation Region
Gross
Americanism Commission of the
Crosa
Boy Scouts
Weeks silent on cabinet future after illness
Secretary Weeks returned to Washington from a long health related absence and ate at the White House as rumors grew he may retire from the cabinet. He has not resumed duties at the War Department since an April bout with thrombosis and gave no plan details. He travels to clear out his Washington home and ship belongings to New Hampshire.
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Washington
Weeks
White House
War Department
New Hampshire
Washington State Edges Montana In Tight 9–0 Football Clash
Missoula Oct 3 AP Three field goals and stout defense define a hard fought game as Washington State beats Montana 9 to 0. Montana stalls near the goal line late. Illman Kelly and Sailer spark a late Montana march while Exendine’s Cougars block a field goal in the third quarter.
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Missoula
Mont
Washington State Colt
Montana Ay
Montana
Washington State
Marker
Abiskog
Meeker
Martin
W. Kramer
Gustafson
Habeas corpus filed in juvenile court over babies
Mrs Birdie Olson filed habeas corpus in juvenile court seeking the return of her two babies aged one and two held by Mrs Alice Littrell as security for an unpaid board bill. The court set Tuesday for hearing.
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Bangs
Eles
Birdie
Olson
Bie
Alice Littrell
Utah and Idaho Weather Briefs
Utah weather calls for Sunday and Monday generally fair with little temperature change. Idaho expects continued cool conditions with fair skies and mild winds across the region.
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Utah
Idaho
World Series Schedule and Details for 1925 Matchup
Yankees? Actually Washington and Pittsburg clash in the 1925 World Series. Games set for Forbes Field Pittsburg and Griffith Stadium Washington from October 7 to 13 with rain days if needed. Seating costs range from 1.10 to 6.60. Umpires Rigler McCormick Moriarity Owens. Game times two o clock EST.
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New York
Washington
Pittsburg
Forbesfield
Griffith Stadium
Forbes Field
Stanley Harris
Wiliam McKeehnie
Rigler and McCormick
Moriarity
Owens
Tribune to Announce World Series Games Play by Play
The Tribune will broadcast live play by play from the World Series with Col. John Taylor serving as megaphone official. Games run October 7 to 13 across Pittsburgh and Washington with start times at 2 p.m. EST, 12 noon mountain time.
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Tribune
Pocatello Baseball
Col
John Taylor
Colonel Taylor
Pittsburgh
Washington
Associated Press
A. P
Heydler Sees a Wonder Team in Pirates
New York October. John A Heydler president of the National League believes the Pittsburg Pirates have a better chance to win the world series from Washington and praises the Washington Senators for steadiness. He notes the Pirates dash brilliance and power and predicts heavy interest with crowds around 200000 if facilities improve.
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New York
John A. Heydler
National League
Pittsburg Pirates
Washington
Heydier
Associated Press
Washington Senators
Witteborg Pirates
Eve Mor
L’aye
Embezzlement Verdict in Idaho Power Case
Jay J. Lockie found guilty of embezzling 14128 dollars from Idaho Power while serving as head bookkeeper in Twin Falls. Verdict returned after five and a half hours of deliberation in district court with judgment due Tuesday night. Defense counsel indicated likely appeal to the state supreme court.
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Twin Falls
Oet. 3
Jay J. Lockie
Idaho Power Company
W. Rock
Frank L. Steuben
Defense Counsel
State Supreme Court
Thompson resigns from Shipping Board over regional voice
Frederick I. Thompson of Mobile Alabama the Gulf states commissioner to the Shipping Board has resigned effective November 1 1923 accepted by President Coolidge He cites plans to abolish the board and merge it into the executive branch saying the move would deprive the south of regional representation and hurt American flag commerce and world trade.
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Washin
Shipping Board
Frederick I. Thompson
Mobile
Ala
Gulf States
Coolidge
Thompson
Wilson
Harding
Eetdge
Ompson
Ang
Fleet Corporation
Regent
Department of Ecommerce
News Megg
Spping
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Planes Search For Missing Air Mail Carrier
Cleveland dispatch notes two planes left Cleveland air mail field for Clarion Pennsylvania to search for Charles H. Ames of Cleveland missing air mail flyer. A report to Superintendent J. Whitbeck said an aircraft was heard near Clayton early Friday after Ames disappeared en route from New York to Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Clarien
Charles H. Ames
J. Whitbeck
Clayton
Ames
New York
Cleveland Field
Conference Opens in Salt Lake City for LDS Church
Mor mons from around the world gather in Salt Lake City for the ninety sixth semi annual conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The three day event covers topics of interest to members with sessions in spring and fall each year.
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Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Sainte
Mormon
Mitchell Not Extended Bid To Convention
In Omaha on October 3 AP reports the American Legion convention near, with Colonel William Mitchell at the plot. His omission from an official invitation sparks protests from supporters and a controversial 40 and 8 invitation raised by Legion fans. Alvin Owsley backs Mitchell's call for air service funding and new congressional action while others critique naval efficiency.
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Omaha
Neb
American Legion
Wm. Mitchell
The
Legion
Mitchell
Celenel
Navy
Juling Beyser
Alvin Owsley
Texas
Roc Regionaires
Vete Cariona
Two Missing After Explosion at Lake Superior Coal Mine
Bluefield West Virginia October 3 AP Only two men remain unaccounted for in the No 2 mine of Lake Superior Coal Co Superior McDowell County after an explosion at 7 pm All other workers were brought to the surface uninjured The missing are William Smith and Dick Sanders both machine runners investigators estimate the blast confined to a small mine section and no damage figure yet available
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Bluefield
W. Va
Lake Superior Coal Company
Superior
McDowell County
A. Daniels Welch
William Smith
Dick Sanders
Everybody Will Be a Congressman in World Series Scene
A Washington base ball club office scene shows a boy in a telephone booth acting as the official bar for the world series. He demands congressman status before sharing tickets, while scalpers on Pennsylvania Avenue offer two tickets for about 125 dollars for the three games.
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Washington
Washington Baseball Club
Enquirer
Pennsylvania Avenue
Power merger on Mississippi creates vast Midwest system
St Louis reports Union Electric Light and Power plans to buy the Mississippi river power commission owners of the Keokuk dam. The deal would join the Cahokia dam with Union Electric’s 500000 kilowatt plant near St Louis under ideal conditions for a super power system. The terms include an offer of shares and North American savings likely to share in Mississippi power profits.
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St. Louis
Middle West
Mississippi River Power Commission
Keokuk Dam
Union Electric Light and Power Company
Union Electric
Old American Company of New Or
Cahokia
Union Electrics
Mississippi River
Fateck
Mississippi Power
Testimony Challenges Shenandoah Drift Theory in Court
Two survivors Colonel C. G. Hall and Lieutenant Joseph B. Alderson testified before the naval court of inquiry that no immediate danger signals were evident before the Shenandoah disaster. They disputed Captain Heinen’s claim that a rightward drift indicated danger and supported the view that the rising current was a local atmospheric event with no imminent threat.
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Cap
Atom Heinen
Zachary Lansdowne
Naval Court of Inquiry
C. G. Hall
Army Service
Joseph B. Alderson
Anderson
Heinen
Hall
Shenandoah
Ansdowne
Heiren
Jamas Work
Portapes
Bureau of
Arizona Senator calls for copper tariff to protect industry
Senator Cameron of Arizona urged a tariff of at least six cents a pound on copper to shield domestic industry from South American and African competition. He said U S copper use is at a record high while production in his state is only 50 to 80 percent, and that a federal loan program is insufficient for relief.
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Cameron
Arizons
United States
Dail Daily
Ars
Arizona
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