Demand for Deep Cuts in Army and Navy Budget
Washington reports that General Lord and President Coolidge discussed substantial reductions in army and navy spending. Coolidge signals cuts despite military dissatisfactions and argues reforms will fund peace priorities like roads, homes, and education. The Omaha speech frames tax relief and restrained armament as national policy.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Lse
America
Coolidge
United States
Congress
Army
Navy
Reral
General Board
Omaha
Budget Bureau
Mitchell
Relatives Case Explores Complex Family Ties
Mrs. Shunk, 26, told a court how her family ties became tangled after fleeing Germany with her husband, who she learned is also her stepfather. She described adopting her 14 year old brother, having a son with her stepfather, and claimed multiple kinship roles within the family while the case is under advisement.
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John
Dining Car Superintendents Elect Hart President
G M Hart of the Wabash railroad was elected president of the American Association Dining Car Superintendents at its annual meeting in St Louis. Baltimore was chosen as the next meeting place.
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St. Louis
G. M. Hart
Wabash Railroad
American Association
Baltimore
Weather outlook for week in Washington
Washington forecast for the week starting Monday calls for mostly fair skies in the Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions. Temperatures will be mild with a cooler spell looming around the middle of the week.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Robber Worthington Sentenced to Federal Prison in Atlanta
John W Worthington known as the wolf of La Salle street will serve two years in a federal penitentiary in Atlanta after his bid for a stay was denied. He was transported on a stretcher from Chicago and seeks to dispose of a fortune valued at about 2 000 090 for his two daughters and granddaughter amid ongoing lawsuits and possible indictments for larceny and embezzlement. He remains partially paralyzed and diabetic, optimistic about life in prison.
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Chicago
John W Worthington
la Salle Street
United States
Atlanta
Florida
Wolf
Los Angeles
Worthington
California
Sargent
Mexico
Army's 14 inch mobile gun to begin 10000 mile rail journey
The army will move its largest mobile 14 inch gun on a railroad car from Washington to Fort MacArthur California for firing tests after arrival. The test aims to evaluate coastal defense potential and inform future installation of heavy guns along coast lines. Departure date is not fixed, but the trip should start within two to three weeks.
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Washington
Fort McArthur
San Diego
Calif
Coast Artillery
Chilly forecast as fans gather for World Series game
Washington reports frost expected tonight with clear skies for game three at Griffith Stadium. Temperatures hovered around 40 degrees near game time as fans wore heavy coats and sweaters.
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Washington
Griffith Stadium
Weather Bureau
Ball Park
Unfilled US Steel orders rise in September
Unfilled orders of the United States Steel Corporation as of September 30 totalled 3 717 207 tons, an increase of 204 494 tons from August. The report, released today, highlights continued demand for steel products.
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New York
United States Steel
Chauffeur Makes Good Investment in Beverly Hills Lot
Beverly Hills banker W. D. Long buys an 100 by 150 foot Beverly Hills corner for $20,000 cash plus monthly payments totaling 730 800 under a 99 year lease. John W. Neal, Gillette’s chauffeur, quits after six years of paying down the property. Long plans to build a modern office building on the site within a year.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
King Gillette
Safety Razor
Los Angels
John W. Neal
W. D. Longyear
Los Angeles
Security pact points advance in Locarno reading
Locarno Switzerland October 10 AP German and allied statesmen approved in second reading most points of the draft security pact leaving two main questions for Monday. Germany's entrance into the league of nations and France's guarantee for Poland remain unsettled.
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Locarno
Switzeland
Germany
League of Nations
Frace
Poland
Ming Closing In On The City
Canton hung between strife and defense as Cheng Kwing Minyu advances on the city with anti foreign forces. General Cheung Kai Shek leads field armies defending Canton as wounded figures rise from the battle front sixty miles away amid ongoing strikes against foreign activity.
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Canton
Cheng Kwing Minyu
Cheung Kai Shek
Deficit Raised at Episcopal General Conference
In New Orleans on October 10 the Episcopal church in the United States raised all but 99000 of its 1500000 deficit. A joint meeting of the houses of bishops and deputies reported 1401000 in subscriptions by the afternoon session.
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New Orleans
Episcopal Church
United States
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
General Conference
Lawyer seeks alimony in cruelty divorce case
Cornelius Van Glen Smith an attorney claimed alimony from his wife in response to her divorce petition charging cruelty. Mrs. Smith asked alimony as well. The filing followed expert management that allegedly increased the wife's estate from 150 000 to 600 000 dollars.
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Chicago
Cornelius van Glen Smith
Campaign Update and Ceuta Cleanup Report
Madrid reports 500 Mtalza families have submitted to Spanish rule. General Naulin says the cleaning up campaign in the Ceuta sector continues.
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Madrid
War Office
Naulin
Ceuta
Marines to Raise Enlistment by Lowering Height Rule
The United States Marine Corps will expand recruitment by lowering the minimum height to five feet four inches, effective yesterday, reducing the previous standard of five feet five inches. The move aims to boost enlistment in a tighter manpower situation.
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New York
United States Marine Corps
Man Injured Crossing Railyard in Blackfoot
Ode Fisher suffered a broken jaw and scalp wounds when his truck was struck by a locomotive at Meridian street near the Mackay gas engine crossing in Blackfoot. He was taken to hospital, then home. The White Transfer Company truck was wrecked and the engine dragged the vehicle several yards before stopping. A watchman at the crossing is being sought.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Ode Fisher
Mackay
Ag Dt
Ode
Howard Fisher
White Transfer Company
Meridian Street
Rackay Tracks
Spencer
Boys' Tournament Set At YMCA With Multiple Games
Enthusiasm grows among Y M C A boys as the recreation department plans tournaments in horse shoes table tennis cueroque and billiards. Registration will occur day of event due to unreliable advance turnout as crowds fill tables and await turns. A boys library is planned for the recreation room to keep players engaged when not competing.
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E. C. Peterson
Cueroque
Peterson
Italy Masonry bans meetings after Florence clashes
Rome AP reports Domizo Tor rigiana, grand master of the Masons order in Italy, ordered all lodges to halt meetings and work until further notice after fascist Mason clashes in Florence left several people dead.
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Rome
Domizo Torrigiana
Italy
Tlis
Florence
Seventy Five Years of Married Life in Holdrege
Mr and Mrs 8 B Cobb celebrate their seventy fifth wedding anniversary at their Holdrege Nebraska home. Cobb is 97 and his wife is 92. Married in Green County Indiana the couple spent 35 years in Missouri and Kansas before moving to Holdrege. A community celebration is planned for October 15.
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Neb
B. Cobb
Mr. Cobb
Green County
Indiana
Missouri
Kansers
Holdrege
Snow and frost hit east and midwest in early storm sweep
Snow and frost disrupted activity from Chicago to Boston as a farce titled Weather-Unsettled began with record low temperatures. The outbreak postponed sports events and created slick roads across Illinois and other states while New England reports saw heavy snowfall and plow deployment.
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East
Midwest
Northwestern
Ania
Omaha
Ontario
New York
Pennsylvania
Wilkesbarre Mountain
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North Platte
Valentine
Neb
Sioux City
Lincoln
Illinois
Williston
N. D
Yellowstone Park
Boston
New England
St. Albans
Burlington
Barre
Rochester
N. H
Atkins Refuses to Corroborate Logan Testimony in Loot Case
In Rogerson, John Wallace Mac Varland stands trial for burglary. Prosecutor Kyler says witness John W. Atkins refused to corroborate John James Logan and Domineg MacFarland, alleged accomplices in the Oregon Short Line depot loot last July.
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Logan
John Wallace MacVarland
J. W. Kyler
John W. Atkins
John James Logan
MacFarland
Oregon Short Line
Rogerson
Irate Women Raid A Store In San Francisco
A police riot squad faced a crowd of irate women in San Francisco after a dry goods store proprietor arrested a poverty stricken mother of five for stealing a 29 cent scarf. Shoppers hurled merchandise as the owner refused to release her.
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San Francisco
Senators Win Third World Series Game In Frigid Washington
Washington, before 35000 fans and President Coolidge, edged Pittsburgh 3 to 2 at Griffith Stadium to take a 2 1 lead in the series. Goslin hit a home run. Ferguson won for the Senators as Kremer took the loss.
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Pirates
Pittsburg
Goslin
Grantham
Griffith Stadium
Washington
Coolidge
Ferguson
Kremer
Myer
Judge
Carey
Traynor
Wrights
Harris
Marberry
Peck
Moore
Lalls
Smith
Ruel
Seibold
J. Harris
Cuyler
McCormick
Moriarity
Rigler
Owens
Fred Clark
Navy
Re al Sehaeht
Nick Altrock
Altrock
Christy Mathewson
Sargent
Frank W. Stearns
Boston
Fellogg
Landis
Secret Service
Mre. Coolidge
Bgan
Educational Week for Y M C A Volleyball Classes
The Y M C A announces an Educational Week for volleyball classes with large turnout and plans to form competing teams for a post Thanksgiving turkey dinner series. Listings show class times and many participants, inviting all men to sign up next week.
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Y. M. C. A. Elsssen
R. R. Wolf
Claude Bistline
L. H. Crawshaw
O. R. Maas
R. D. Merrill
F. M. Bistline
John Hart
Willard Bowen
E. Brady
H. L. McHan
Myron Porges
Ole Bates
R. C. Earley
Willard Lund
Mr. Peterse
Ernest Ivory
Leo Edgley
LeRoy Harrison
Reginald Cleave
Glen Spencer
PF. C. McGowan
George Slingerland
Dave Cleaves
Bob Bird
Richard Wells
A. D. Lawrence
J. E Damron
B. W. Davis
J. J. Ranft
Finis Bentley
Gaylord Sanford
F. BE. Tydemen
G. 8
Jensen announces birth of son at General Hospital
Mr and Mrs J C Jensen of 1140 North Arthur announce the birth of a son Friday night at General Hospital.
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J. C. Jensen
North Arthur
The
General Hospital
Idaho Falls judge sentences Beatty to ninety days
In Idaho Falls the probate court handed down a ninety day sentence to W S Beatty for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The ruling was issued Friday morning by the court.
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Idaho Falls
W. S. Beatty
Beatty
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