France debt settlement urged as US backs fair repayment
The editorial argues the United States should press France to repay debts owed to American citizens, noting French descent investors helped fund loans. It praises President Roosevelt's stance on fair terms, stresses France’s improved finances, and rejects hostile labels like shylock while urging European leaders to back a concrete repayment plan.
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M. Caillaux
France
United States
Germany
Alsace- Lorraine
Europe
Noahs Dove Finds No Rest From Parking Woes
A historic note recalls Noahs dove seeking rest after the flood, reflecting an ancient parking problem long existing. The remark links biblical imagery to ongoing urban parking struggles and traffic nuisances.
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Noah
Eight years and whipping for Nanaimo bank robbery
Edward Gorman L H Castro and T H Johnson pleaded guilty to the December 12 1924 Nanaimo Royal Bank of Canada robbery netting 42000. They received eight years in the penitentiary and twenty lashes each and will be moved to New Westminster prison. Johnson led a Chicago gang and escaped Seattle jail on September 15. William Bagley extradited from Seattle awaits extradition hearing.
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Nanaimo
B. C
Edward Gorman
L. H. Castro
T. H. Johnson
Royal Bank of Canada
New Westminster
Johnson
Chicago
King County
Seattle
William Bagley
British Columbia
Orey
Mexican Amused at Investigation Glorious Senorita
Arturo Elias the Mexican consul general in New York deflects reports that Alberto Pani is under immigration scrutiny for allegedly bringing Gloria Faure to the United States. Pani and Faure are linked to a Waldorf Hotel incident and a possible departure back to Mexico. Officials say debt talks with Lamont Morgan group proceed well.
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Rowland Woop
The
Pocatello Tribune
New York
Senor
Dios
Arturo Elias
Alberto J. Pani
United States Immigration Department
Senor Pani
Gloria Faure
United States
Serrorita Faure
Waldorf
Mexico
Senor Elias
Gloria
el Paso
Curran
Adolfo Kerrer
Epublic
Seno Ferrer
Lamont-Morgan Banking Group
Bancroft deputy notes heavy frost in town
Deputy Roe White of Bancroft reports a heavy frost hit the Bancroft area Friday night while on a business visit in the city, noting chilling temperatures and possible agricultural impact.
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Roe White
Bancroft
What This Day Cans to You By Marry Blaeb
Today’s planetary aspects shift from favorable to adverse by afternoon, shaping a tense atmosphere and doubts. A prior task should continue without forced haste, while avoiding overwork. Children born today face health worries unless nourished and sheltered by a wholesome environment. Spiritual discipline helps, and birthday individuals may overestimate their virtues.
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Blaeb
Jay
Lorettus
Metcalf
Ressa
Dtate
Thoroan
Furan
Matrimonially Speaking by Hugh McKay
In a humorous sketch the narrator jokes about a husband who dodges chores and warm fires with feigned indifference. The piece lampoons marital theater as the man feigns discomfort to avoid duties, prompting light amusement about spousal dynamics.
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Hugh McKay
Birdshot Halts University Campus Air Raid
Masson Oct 17. Lieutenant Nick Namer of Spokane with two Washington State college students fired upon an airplane over the University of Idaho campus. Sheriff Charles Summerfield of Latah county was on the scene and witnesses say the craft carried phosphorus bombs aimed at bonfire material for the Washington State Idaho battle at Pullman. The bombs were removed before ignition.
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Pullman
Idaho
Employment Upward Trend Seen in September Growth
Washington reports a continued rise in employment for September from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. All twelve industry groups show gains, with an overall 1.5 percent increase from August, signaling a favorable outlook for U S manufacturing despite a slight drop in aggregate payrolls.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
Today’s anniversaries reflect revolutions and obituaries
Surrender of Burgoyne at Saratoga in 1777 and Ulm capitulation to Napoleon in 1805 mark early campaigns. Obituaries note Sidney Lanier bust in Georgia 1890 and deaths of MacMahon 1893, Williams 1911, Heyburn 1912, plus 1923 Philippine demand for Governor General Wood’s removal.
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Burgoyne
Saratoga
Ulm
Napoleon
Sidney Lanter
Macon
Marshal MacMahon
Republc
Paris
Algerpen 8
Paddock
United States
Netreata
Beatrice
Neba
Ne Falls
Notable American figure born in Boston honored in Arkansas lineage
A historical note recalls Hassam, a celebrated American born in Boston, tied to aviation and wartime production, with origins in Arkansas hard county. The piece marks a 64 year anniversary related to Thomas as head of a notable enterprise.
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Lanaing
Tatelson
Ieee Matertown
Toye Hassam
Boston
T Thomas
Nood Apna
Elson
Bates Ers Baths
Ater
Arkansas
Btochard County
Automobiles and cinema blamed for youth crime in Montague piece
A poem essay argues cars and movies corrupt youth, citing Bluebeard and Signor Iago as cautions. It warns children to avoid speed and sensational cinema and links reckless behavior to crime. The column also mocks publicity stunts and notes the Dempsey Wills fight locale and Rockefeller poem reception.
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Bluebeard
Centennial Birth of General Marshall Noted Along With Yankee Burnings
A century and a half ago British forces landed at Falmouth Maine and burned the town. Observances note the birth centennial of General William R. Marshall, a Civil War soldier and Minnesota governor. Other items mark the California Industries Exposition opening in San Francisco and visits by Masonic leaders in Washington.
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William R. Marshall
Minnesota
Falmouth
Portland
Maine
San Francisco
Thomas Fortune Ryan
New York
Masonic
Washington
Supreme Council
Scottish Rite
Freeamsonry
National Academy of Design
Corcoran
D. C
Pacific Coast
New England
Bostos
Melba to retire from opera and concert stage
Nellie Melba born in Melbourne sixty years ago rose to global fame with a career that included a Brussels debut, a London bow in 1888, and triumphs in Berlin and New York. Her work earned royal recognition including the Order of the British Empire.
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Mme, Melba
Patti
Melbourne
Nellie Mitchell
Charles Armatrong
Paris
Mme. Marchesi
Melba
Brussels
London
Berlin
St. Petersby
New
Obituary Notice of H. H. Kohleaat Former Chicago Publisher
The article recalls the death of H. H. Kohleaat a former Chicago publisher and interim leader in the seal industry. It notes his influential role and dates surrounding his career and passing.
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H. H. Kohleaat
Chicago Read
Intimawrense
Dotty and Happy Giggles Help a Tiny Pika
Dotty and Happy Giggles meet a small creature called Billy Pika who explains his cricket like Cry Hazel cry and how he dries and stores grass and pea vines to eat later. They learn he lives in the mountains and means no real harm.
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Dotty
Happy Giggles
Appea
Busi
Dot
Mr. Pilka
Peter Rabbit
Vikat
Vika
Cal
Mr. Billy
Billy Piet
Billy Pika
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West Center Street
Pocatello
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the Tribune Co., Ltd
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G. Nicholas Ifft
Chas, G. Sumner
H. Witty
Papiist
Mr. Witty
Ilis
New York City
Omaha
Shipping Board
Admiral Palmer
Calvin Coolidge
Haney
Thompson
Voliva
Florida
OK Man
Columbaus
My Son
Tink
Columbus
Spain
America
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Seif
Brices
James J. Montague
Bapieke
Mr. Bluebeard
Signor Iago
Weiael
Dempsey
Indiana
Mr. Wills
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