Demand for Army and Navy Expense Cuts Sparks Debate
Washington reports indicate President Coolidge and Budget Director pressed for further military budget reductions. The Omaha speech signals a shift toward smaller armed forces and redirected spending to peacetime needs, challenging service leaders and Congress to defend larger postwar forces.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Word
Coolidge
Army
Navy
Omaha
America
United States
Congress
Naval Staff
General Board
Budget Bureau
Efvices
Willary
Mitchell
Relatives in Taxing Family Web Tell Court Saga
Chicago, Oct. 10. Mrs. Shunk, 26, says her family ties stretch oddly after years of unconventional kinship. She and her husband 50 discuss night outings as the court weighs a complex story of adoption, step relationships, and half brothers. The judge filed notes for later decision.
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Chicago
Shunk
Germany
America
Shank
Edward
John
Taft elected president of dining car superintendents
G M Taft of the Wabash railroad was elected president of the American Association Dining Car Superintendents at the annual meeting held in St Louis. Baltimore was chosen as the site for the next meeting.
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St. Louis
G. M. Taft
Wabash Railroad
American Association
Yeater Day
Baltimore
Weather Forecast for Washington Week Ahead
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday reports mostly fair skies and cooler temperatures by midweek. No significant storms expected.
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Washington
Crook Worthington Sentenced to Federal Jail in Atlanta
Chicago's John W Worthington known as the wolf of La Salle street will serve two years in the Atlanta penitentiary after his bid for a stay failed. He departs on a stretcher and cites plans to dispose of an estimated 1 000 090 fortune to two daughters and a granddaughter amid lawsuits and potential indictments for larceny and embezzlement. He faces creditors and investors eager to recover funds from Florida bonds and securities alleged stolen from southern California investors.
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Chicago
John W Worthington
la Salle Street
Bo States
Mexico
Aesit
Fee
Atlanta
Florida
Wolf
Los Angeles
Worthington
California
Sargent
United States
Army's 14 inch mobile gun to begin 10000 mile rail trip
The army will dispatch its largest mobile gun, a 14 inch piece on a railroad car, on a 10000 mile overland route to Fort MacArthur California. It will undergo firing tests upon arrival and is seen as key to boosting coastal heavy guns. Departure date from Washington not fixed, but expected within two to three weeks.
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Washington
Fort McArthur
San Diego
Calif
Coast Artillery
Weather Forecast Spoils World Series Game at Griffith Stadium
The weather man warned of frost and cold near game time as thousands of fans packed Griffith stadium for the third World Series game. Temperatures hovered around 40 degrees with clear skies and no rise expected. Heavy coats and sweaters dominated attire at the ball park.
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Washington
Griffith Stadium
Ball Park
Unfilled Orders Rise for U.S. Steel on September 30
United States Steel Corp unfilled orders for September 30 totalled 8,717,207 tons, rising 204,494 tons from the prior month. The report released in New York lists the figures as part of the month end inventory update.
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New York
United States Steel Cordon
Chauffeur Invests In Beverly Hills Lot Lease
Beverly Hills California October 10 AP King C Gillette safety razor magnate will need another chauffeur. John W Neal quit after buying an 1800 dollar lot six years ago and using part of his wages to improve it. He leased the corner property to a rich man who runs a savings bank for 732800 across 99 years with 20000 down and 600 monthly. Buyer W D Longyear, a Los Angeles banker, plans to hold a year then build a modern office block on the site.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
King C. Gillette
Safety Razor
Los Angel A
John W. Neal
W. D. Longyear
Los Angeles
Security pact points approved by German and allied statesmen
Locarno Switzerland October 10 The German and allied statesmen in second reading approved most points of the draft security pact. They left for Monday consideration the two main outstanding questions. germanys entry into the League of Nations and Frances guarantee for Poland.
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Locarno
Switzerland
Germany
League of Nations
Frace
Poland
Ming closing in on the city
Canton faces advancing forces led by Cheng Kwing Ming as anti-foreign troops tighten the siege. General Cheung Kai Shek commands field armies defending the city amid ongoing strikes and mounting casualties from battles about 60 miles away.
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Canton
Cheng Kwing Ming
Cheung Kai Shek
Episcopal church deficit nearly cleared at general conference
In New Orleans on October 10 the Episcopal Church's triennial session reported 1 401 000 of a 1 500 000 deficit was pledged by the house of bishops and deputies. The meeting concluded its afternoon session with most of the shortfall covered.
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New Orleans
Episcopal Church
United States
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
General Conference
Attorney Cornelius Van Glen Smith seeks alimony in divorce case
Chicago October 10. Cornelius Van Glen Smith an attorney, citing his management of his wife's estate rising from 150000 to 600000, reversed routine and filed alimony claims in reply to her divorce petition alleging cruelty. Mrs Smith also asked alimony.
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Chicago
Cornelius van Glen Smith
Campaign Update from Madrid on Ceuta Ceasefire
An AP report from Madrid states that 500 families of the Matalza tribe submitted to Spanish rule per a war office communique. General Naulin notes the cleaning up campaign in the Ceuta sector is ongoing.
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Madrid
War Office
Naulin
Adda
Ceuta
Marines Ease Height Rule To Five Four In New Minimum
New York October 10 The United States Marine Corps lowered the minimum height rule by one inch effective yesterday. The new minimum height is five feet four inches reducing previous standards. The change aims to widen eligibility for potential recruits.
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New York
United States Marine Corps
Man Injured At Blackfoot Rail Crossing
Ode Fisher was thrown from a White Transfer Co truck at Meridian Street and the Mackay Wacks crossing when an oncoming train struck the vehicle. He suffered a broken jaw and scalp wounds, was treated at a hospital, then sent home. A watchman may be stationed at the crossing after the incident.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Ode Fisher
Mackay
Ite
Ode
Howard Fisher
White Transfer Company
Meridian Street
Mackay Wacks
Spencer
Boys Compete in Association Tournament at the Y
Enthusiasm builds for upcoming boys tournaments at the Y M C A with games in horse shoes table tennis cueroque and billiards. E O Peterson recreation director notes registration on day of events as crowds are expected while plans include a boys library in the recreation room to keep players engaged.
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E. OC. Peterson
Cueroque
Alwave
Peterson
No Masonic Meetings Ordered in Italy After Clashes
Rome reports Domizo Tor rigiana, grand master of Italian Freemasonry, ordered all lodges to suspend meetings and cease work until further notice following fascist Mason clashes in Florence that left several killed.
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Rome
Domizo Torrigiana
Masonic Order
Italy
Florence
Seventy Five Years of Married Life Heldrege Neb
Mr and Mrs Cobb celebrate their seventy fifth wedding anniversary in Holdrege Nebraska at home. He is 97 and she near 75. They wed in Green County Indiana after a life in Illinois Missouri Kansas prior to settling in Holdrege with a community celebration planned for October 15.
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Holdrege
Mra
Cobb
Mr. Cobb
Green County
Indiana
Ilinois
Missouri
Kanene
Snow and Frost Hit Eastern Area and New England
Snow and frost spread from the east to the midwest causing postponed games and slick roads. Frosts and freezing temperatures set records from Omaha to Chicago and Boston with snow piling in Vermont New Hampshire and Maine as the MacMillan expedition faced a stormbound return near Monhegan Island.
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Chicago
Midwest
North
Omaha
Ontario
New York
Pennsylvania
Wilkesbarre Mountain
North Platte
Valentine
Neb
Siouxity
Lincoln
Atkins Refuses to Corroborate Logan Testimony in Loot Case
In Twin Palla on October 16, Prosecuting Attorney Kyler said John W. Atkins declined to testify to corroborate John James Logan who confessed to burglary and named MacFarland as an accomplice in the looting of the Oregon Short Line depot at Rogerson last July.
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Palla
John Wallace Mac Varland
Distriet Court
J. W. Kyler
John W. Atkins
John James Logan
Buralar
MacFarland
Oregon
Rogerson
Irate Women Raid Store in San Francisco
A police riot squad was called as irate women flooded a dry goods store in San Francisco after the proprietor had the arrest of a poverty stricken mother of five for a 20 cent scarf. Shoppers hurled merchandise when the owner refused to release her.
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San Francisco
Washington Wins World Series Game 3 in Frigid Finish
Washington Senators edged Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 3 at Griffith Stadium before President Coolidge as the pitchers Ferguson and Kremer matched zeroes until a late rally. Goslin homered and Traynor hit a three base hit for Pittsburgh. The win puts Washington up two games to one in the series.
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Senators
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
al Sehaeht
Nick Altrock
Altrock
Christy Mathewson
Bargent
Frank W. Stearns
Boston
Kellogg
Landis
Secret Service
Mre. Coolidge
Bgan
Young Myer
Hall
Bell
Pittsburgers
Barnhart
Stan
Rice
Stan Harris
Goose
Taseiahea
Educational Week for Y M C A Volleyball Classes
The Y M C A announces a week of education for volleyball players with schedules listed for Monday Wednesday Friday and Tuesday Thursday Saturday. The plan includes team formation next week and a series of games ending with a turkey dinner around Thanksgiving.
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Y. M
R. R. Wolf
Claude Bistline
L. H. Crawshaw
O. R. Maas
R. D. Merrill
F. M. Bistline
John Hart
Wallard Bowen
B. Brady
H. L. McHan
Myron Porges
Ole Bates
R. C. Earley
Willard Lund
Mr. Peterse E. Co
W. Gliem
George Fish
BE. P. Smith
A. M. Newton
Fred Quinn
FP. M. Ray
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Jensen 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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Mra
J. C. Jensen
North Arthur
General Hospital
Ninety Days in County Jail for Beatty Conviction
A sentence of ninety days in the county jail was handed down to W Beatty in Priday morning court. Beatty was convicted of delinquency. Idaho Falls Oct LOA refers to the Tribune Special report on the case.
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Idaho Falls
Oct
W. & Beatty
Beatty
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