Syrian Revolt Suppressed in Damascus at Great Cost
Paris reports General Sarrail says order restored in Damascus after bombardment on October 18. Civilian evacuation denied while brigands outside the city trigger measures. Painleve's cabinet faces Syria issues as troops seek 15 000 reinforcements amid heavy casualties, with Sarrail under scrutiny. Ambassador Herrick seeks protection for Americans in Damascus.
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Paris
Damascus
Sarrail
Syria
Painleve
Chamber Committee On Finance
Doumergue
Alexandria
Egypt
Mascus
Beirut
Ministry of War Today
Gemal Sarrail
Yria
Guillamat
Fall of Damascus Homes and Jewish Quarters Fire
A London dispatch says American residences and American consular properties in Damascus were destroyed during the October insurrection. French artillery reportedly razed much of the Jewish quarter and hundreds of Jewish residents are said dead. The dispatch warns Syria’s turmoil could signal a broader conflict between Islam and Christian powers.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Damascus
Syria
German Reichstag poised to act on Locarno Pact
Paul Loebe predicts immediate summons of the Reichstag on Locarno treaties upon arrival in New York. He says the pact stabilizes Europe, places Germany in the intended league, and could shift France’s leftward power while Germany faces domestic constraints and foreign entente pressures.
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New York
Reichstag
Paul Loebe
Ope
Loebe
Social Party
Germany
France
Kaiser
Wide Trousers Trigger High School Hazing Incident
Del Selchrist, a Pueblo high school student, wore 30 inch Oxford bags to class. Half an hour later he lay unconscious on the school grounds as his oversized trousers and inflated balloons reportedly dangled from a tree. Authorities investigate hazing element.
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Pueblo
Colo
del Selchrist
Revenue tax to be simplified in new tax measure
Washington reports that Representative Bachrach of New Jersey plans to unify the normal and surtax rates into one graduated scale to tax all incomes equally. The Ways and Means Committee advances hearings on revising the revenue law as industry voices push for lower alcohol taxes to curb bootlegging and aid medicinal use, with opposition from Rep Treadway.
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Washington
Representative Bachrach
New Jersey
House
Ways and Means Committee
Bachrach
Harry B. Thompson
Representhe
Ere Association
Treadway
Massachusetts
Manufacturare
Martin H. Ittner
Jersey City
N. J
Milles
New York
Ittner
Wayne B. Keeler
Anti-Saloon League
Utah burglar shot by clerk in Davis county
George Williams 27 from St Paul is jailed in Farmington with two bullet wounds after an attempted burglary in Kaysville. Store clerk Burton Blamires 18 fired twice after Williams flashed a light. Williams said he would have killed Blamires if the pistol had worked.
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Ogden
Utah
George Williams
St. Paul
Farmington
Davis County
Burton Blamjires
Kaysville
Here
Blamires
Mann
Williams
Death story figures in Oberholtzer case trial
In Noblesville Indiana the mother of Madge Oberholtzer testified in the trial of D C Stephenson Earl Kleck and Earl Gentry. She described Madge leaving home Sunday night March 15 and returning bruised the following Tuesday afternoon. The roomer Eu nice Schultz related the narrative and identified a man from Kokomo as Earl Kleack.
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Noblesville
Ind
Madge Oberholtzer
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Kleck
Earl Gentry
Madge
Eunice Schultz
Oberholtzer Ag
Kokomo
Earl Kleack
New French Cabinet Ready for Approval in Paris
Paris Oct 29 AP After a long night Paul Painleve completed a cabinet to be submitted to President Doumergue for ratification Painleve remains premier and finance minister with Aristide Briand foreign affairs Camille Chautemps justice A Schrameck interior Anatole de Monzie war Edouard Daladier marine Emile Borel commerce Daniel Vincent agriculture Jean Durand instruction Yvon Delphos colonies Leon Perrier pensions Louis Anterio. The lineup tilts left of previous and adds a budget portfolio filled by Georges Bonnet.
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Paris
Paul Painleve
Doumergue
Painleve
Finance
Joseph Cailiaux
M. Painleve
Aristide Briand
Justice
Camille Chautempa
A. Schrameck
Anatole de Monzie
Edouard Daladier
Emile Borel
Daniel Vincent
Jean Durand
Yvon Delphos
Leon Perrier
Antoine Durafour
Louis Anteriou
Eghinat
Aime Berthod
Merchant Marine
Charles Danielour
M. Ossola
M. Laurent-Evnac
Jammy Schmidt
Paul Benazet
Hith
Levasseur
Seminary Head Is Young Man at Cliff School
Dr. Elmer Guy Catshall, former president of West Virginia Wesleyan College, will be installed today as president of the Cliff School of Theology in Denver becoming one of the nation’s youngest seminary leaders. The ceremony includes an academic processional to University of Denver chapel and a formal charge by Rev. C. B. Wilcox in Bishop Mead’s absence due to illness. National education figures will attend. Catshall succeeds Dr. Edwin Dunlavey who resigned last May.
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Denver
Colo
Elmer Guy Catshall
West Virginia Wesleyan College
The
Cliff School of Theologry
University of Denver
C. B. Wilcox
Bishop Mead
Methodist Episcopal Diocese
Mead
Catshall
Edwin Dunlavey
Social Democrats Call for Reichstag Dissolution
Berlin October 29 AP The Social Democrats urge dissolving the Reichstag. The group’s governing board says resignations of Nationalist cabinet members do not shift Social Democrat opposition to the Luther Stresemann government. They advocate dissolution to resolve the crisis through public referendum.
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Berlin
Social-Democratic
Luther-Stresemann
Social-Democracy
Citizens lauded for boy scout budget drive effort
C Friedel died by own action with ill health ascribed as cause. Citizens of Pocatello are commended for excellent support of the boy scout budget campaign. J I King, campaign chairman, praises contributions from merchants firms and individuals, notes Oregon Short Line aid and newspaper publicity aiding the drive. A program of merit is assured for the coming year.
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Pocatello
J. I. King
King
Merchan Pola
Iidi
Offaire
Oregon Short Line
Boy Scout Movement
Scout Movement
Inquiry Board to Hear Evidence on Block Island Collision
Boston October 29 AP evidence from the sunken submarine 8 51 and its logs will be presented to the naval board of inquiry into the Block Island collision that killed 33 men. The board adjourned after exhausting witnesses from the steamship City of Rome and will reconvene if the 851 is not raised within a month to finalize findings.
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Boston
Naval Board of Inquiry
Block Island
Rome
Earning Heavy Without Raise in Rail Earnings Statement
Philip Benson of Brooklyn banker and allies authorized publication of a statement asserting a $3,000,000 earnings increase for the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad in 1930 without rate changes. Wisconsin Attorney General Herman Erkern, opposing counsel, read the Roosevelt committee statement into record during cross examination.
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Chicago
Philip Benson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Western Railroads
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Herman L. Erkern
Wisconsin
Roosevelt Committee
Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Benson
Russian doctor claims epilepsy cure using altotoxin serum
In Leningrad on October 29, AP reports Dr A Speransky, aiding Pavlovian research, found that injecting dogs with brain extracts induced seizures and that a serum called altotoxin made healthy animals immune to similar convulsions. He asserts the serum could cure human epilepsy.
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Leningrad
Russia
A. Speransky
Pavoff
Speransky
Sterling expedition flyers stop in Salt Lake City on flight leg
The Sterling expedition flyers of Chicago paused in Salt Lake City at 1 25 p m en route to Dutch New Guinea. They plan to land at Elko and press on to Reno if weather permits adding a weather contingent to their long voyage.
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Salt Lake City
Sterling Expedition
Chicago
Dutch New Guinea
Reno
Nevada
Elko
Chicago Boy Unearths Medieval Florence Papers
A Chicago high school student, America Antenore, uncovered old papers in class linking his family to medieval Florence. The documents, deciphered with help from a Latin teacher and a University of Chicago scholar, claim ancestry to a carpenter named Antenore and include signatures of medieval rulers.
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Chicago
Florence
Det
America
Antenore
Earls IX
Holy Roman Empire
Philip
Cantille
Mies Et Older
Charles Beeson
University of Chicago
Resident of Pocatello Shoots Self in Home
Carl G. Friedel owner of Lincoln Bottling Works at 1215 North Main committed suicide in his living room at about 1 30 this afternoon. A .32 Colt automatic pistol with one shell discharged was found on the bed after his wife found him groaning. The coroner determined no inquest was needed and funeral plans will be announced.
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Carl G. Friedel
Lincoln
North Main
Friedel
Bulgarian Premier's Brother Shot and Killed in Sofia
Danese Tsankoff, brother of Bulgaria's Premier Alexander Tsankoff, was shot dead in Sofia while walking with his wife and sister-in-law. The motive remains unestablished. the killer escaped. The Tsankoff brothers were estranged and Dansee Tsankoff was a Sobranje member.
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Vienna
Danese Tsankoff
Alexander Tsankoff
Bulgaria
Sofia
Tsankoff
Dansee Tsankoff
Notables On The Way Over From Havre France
The French liner Paris sails to New York with a notable passenger list including Princess Asa, sister to Japan's emperor, Ignace Jan Paderewski and Mme Paderewska, Gloria Swanson and her new husband. The princess will briefly stop in New York en route to Japan.
Chicago Becomes Divorce Mecca Says Judge
Chicago, Oct. 29 (AP) Judge Joseph B. David refused a divorce to Edward Benton Osler of New York and said Chicago draws more divorce seekers than any city including Reno. Osler claimed Mrs Zolpha Osler deserted him in 1922 after their 192? marriage.
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Chicago
Reno
Joseph B. David
New York
Edward Benton Osler
Zolpha Osler
Mrs Edythe Dick Wins Alienation Suit for 50000
Mrs Edythe Louise Dick was awarded 5000 by jury verdict in Chicago for alienation of affections in a suit seeking 500000 against her father-in-law Albert Dick of Quincy Illinois. The case named Willis Dick as her husband and alleged his affections were harmed by the defendant.
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Chicago
Edythe Louise Dick
Albert Dick
Quincy
Willis
Amputated leg found near baggage car on train
Mystery surrounds a leg found jammed between tracks of a baggage car on train No 5 arriving in Portland. Authorities suspect it belonged to John Tyler a section employee killed October 16 near Island Huntington. Identification relied on a coat bolt imprint.
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Portland
John Tyler
K Island
Huntington
Tyler
Ieugire
Local Attornies Argue Appeal in Reserve Bank Case
A. L. Merrill, from Pocatello, argued in San Francisco for the Idaho Grimm Alfalfa Growers Association in challenging a Dietrich ruling. The association previously won about 34000 in federal court in Pocatello and seeks reversal from the circuit court of appeals. The case centers on deposits in the Standrod Bank of Blackfoot later placed in receivership.
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A. L. Merrill
San Francisco
Federal Reserve Bank
Idsho Grimm
Pocatello
Reserve Bank
Circuit Court of Appeals
S. Dietrich
Mr. Merrill
Albert C. Agnew
San Francisco Oral Reserve Bank
T. D
Dudes Cowan
Blackfoot
Seed Association
Court of Appeals
Dietrich
Stendrod Bank of
Twin Falls Boom Feeds Regional Prosperity Despite Delays
Twin Falls reports a notable agricultural surge with sugar beets potatoes and fruits flooding shipments to the line from Pocatello causing passenger train delays. Contractors see a boom unseen since 1917 while a Swift plant and a 78 room hotel rise alongside new business buildings and higher property tax receipts.
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Twin Falls
Poccatello
Twin Fallen
Osturday
Swift
Johnston Beats Walter Wesbrook in Mexican Championship
In Mexico City on Oct 29, William M. Johnston defeated Walter Wesbrook of Angeles 7-5 6-2 6-0 in men’s singles. Chapin Jr. of Springfield beat Sinsabaugh of Mexico 6-2 6-4 6-1. Kinsey duo from San Francisco won men’s doubles 6-1 6-1 6-4. Browne and Snodgrass won mixed doubles 6-0 6-1. Hosmer and Casey from San Francisco defeated Lemaire of Mexico City 5% Lemaire.
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Mexico City
William M. Johnston
Seteyenetensee
Walter Westbrook
Angeles
Ifred H. Chapin, Jr
Springfield
Mass
Sinsabaugh
Mexico
Robert and
Howard Kinsey
San Francisco
Delpbancaneto and
Locana
Chang's Troops Headed North From Tsing Tao
Warships carrying Marshal Chang Tso Lin's troops sail from Tsing Tao toward Haichow amid speculation the aim is Woosung fortifications north of Shanghai. Chang's forces reportedly total 70 000 with 1500 white Russians. Wu Pei Fu's alliance counters with about 50 000 in the region.
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Tsing Tao
China
Chang Tso Lin
Haichow
Kiangsu
Woosung
Shanghai
Chang
Hsuchow
Wu Pei Fu
President Starts Red Cross Roll Call
President Coolidge opened the annual Red Cross roll call by subscribing to a yearly membership. A Red Cross button was pinned on Mrs Celinaths as she became a member in the ceremony marking the start of the drive.
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Washington
Coolidge
American Red Cross Society Today
Red Cross
Celinat
Greco Bulgarian Controversy Standoff Persists
Tense exchanges over Greco Bulgarian frontier clashes continue as Athens agrees to withdraw forces to comply with the League of Nations. An allied mission reports Greek and Bulgarian commanders committing to evacuation and non reopening of hostilities, with frontier posts to be reoccupied by tomorrow morning.
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Paris
League of Maton
Bulgarisa
Ite
Athens
Petrich
Ramla
League
League Council
Sta Gricentie Wee Rumbold
Snes
Balkan
Bulgarian King Addresses Sobranje On Macedonian Border Clash
King Boris speaks from the throne amid border tensions with Greece. He notes Greek forces crossed into Bulgarian territory, causing civilian hardship, while Bulgaria stays calm under League of Nations ideals and urged action under Article X. Paris reports say hostilities halted and troops withdraw to allow LI council settlement.
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Sofis
Boris
SS R
League of Nations
League
Motion of the all See eee iby Voderal
Fragmentary OCR hints at an October motion related to an all See case involving Voderal. Details remain unclear from the damaged text.
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Ambasdor Herrick
German Reichstag
Commission
Caillaux
Social Democrats
Luther
C. Friedel
Inquiry Board
Tah
Mecca
Johnston
Walter Wesbrook
Te Named
Sea of Nations Council
Neeneeeed
Austen Chamberlain
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