Syrian Revolt Suppressed At Great Cost In Damascus
Paris reports say order returned in Damascus after October 18 bombardment by French forces. Brigand activity outside the city cited, 15 000 reinforcements requested, and Sarrail faces criticism over casualties in last week’s fighting.
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Paris
Damascus
Sarrail
Syria
Amascus
Paiilege
Druses
Painleve
Presint Doumergue
Damascug
Alexandria
Egypt
Sterday
Tmiaseus
Bedof
Beirut
Ministry of War Today
Gumil Sarrail
Ria
Guillamat
Locarno Pact Backed by German Leader Says Reichstag
Paul Loebe, president of the Reichstag, sails home aboard the Deutschland and forecasts early action on Locarno pacts. He argues the treaties will end past political shifts in France and foresees Germany remaining in the current framework, dismissing a monarchy return amid domestic unrest.
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York
Reichstag
Paul Loebe
Reit
R, Loebe
Social Party
R. Loebe
Germany
France
Wmany
Io Anid
Kaiser
Niet
Jean
Wide Trousers Spark School Hazing Probe
Pueblo Colorado reports Del Selchrist a high school student appeared at classes in 30 inch Oxford bags. Half an hour later he lay unconscious on the school grounds with inflated balloons dangling from a tree. Officials investigate the incident.
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Pueblo
Colo
del Selchrist
Revenue tax to be simplified in new reform bill
Washington reports a plan to merge normal and surtax rates into a single graduated scale to equalize tax burdens. Rep Bachrach of New Jersey leads drafting as hearings continue with alcohol industry input and mixed views on tax cuts.
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Washington
Representative Bachrach
New Jersey
House
Ways and Means Committee
Bachrach
Harry B. Thompson
Eee Association
U Ip Wasa Aedee Gelioe
Treadway
Massachusetts
Manufacturare
Martin H. Ittner
Jersey City
N. J
Milles
New York
Burglar Shot by Utah Store Clerk in Kaysville
George Williams 27 from St Paul, injured with two bullets, lies in Farmington jail, after an intruder was shot in a Kaysville store. Burton Blamires 18, asleep when awakened by a flashlight. his pistol misfired twice and Blamires fired twice, missing in the incident. Sheriff Mann notes Williams would have killed Blamires if the pistol had functioned.
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Utah
George Williams
St. Paul
Farmington
Davis County
Burton Blamires
Kaysville
Here
Blamires
Mann
Williams
Death of Madge Oberholtzer Leaves Trial Hazy
In Noblesville Indiana on October 29 AP reports the trial of D C Stephenson Earl Kleck and Earl Gentry includes the mother’s testimony about Madge Oberholtzer leaving home on a Sunday night March 15 abducted then returning bruised the next afternoon in the custody of a man claiming to be the son of Kokomo later identified as Earl Kleck.
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Noblesville
Ind
Madge Oberholtzer
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Kleck
Earl Gentry
Madge
Eunice Behults
Oberholtzer
Kokomo
Earl Klenck
New French Cabinet Ready for Ratification by Doumergue
Paris reports at 5 a m Paul Painleve completed a cabinet lineup to be sent to President Doumergue for ratification. Painleve becomes premier and finance minister, with Kand, Chau temps, Mouaille, Daladier, Borel, Vincent, Durand and others named to key posts. A leftward shift and new budget minister Bonnnet accompany potential moves for Chaumet at the Bank of France.
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Paris
Paul Painleve
Doumergue
Edouard Daladier
Emile Borel
Daniel Vincent
Jean Durand
Yvon Delphos
Leon Perrier
Antoine Durafour
Louis Anteriou
Painleve
Herriot
M. Painleve
L4n Blum
Paul Boncour
Grenobel
Georges Bonnet
Council
Charles Chaumet
Louis Loucheur
M. Chaumet
Bank of France
Aime Berthod
Merchant Marine
Charles Danielour
M. Ossola
M. Laurent-Bvnac
Jammy Schmidt
Paul Benazet
M. Levasseur
Seminary Head Is Young Man
Dr. Elmer Guy Catshall former president at West Virginia Wesleyan College age 35 will be installed today as president of the Cliff School of Theology in Denver The installation includes an academic procession to the University of Denver chapel and the formal charge by Reverend B Wilcox Bishop Mead unable to attend 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
Cliff School of Theology
University of Denver
B. Wilcox
Bishop Mead
Methodist Episcopal Diocese
Mead
Social Democrats Call for Reichstag Dissolution
Berlin reports that the Social Democrats demand dissolving the Reichstag. The party leadership states cabinet resignations from Nationalists do not alter their opposition to the Luther Stresemann government and endorse calling a popular vote to resolve the crisis.
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Berlin
Reichestag
Luther-Stresemann
Community commends citizens on boy scout fund drive
Citizens of Pocatello are praised for generous support of the boy scout budget campaign. J I King, campaign chairman, notes wide participation from merchants, professionals, firms and individuals and thanks Oregon Short Line officials for material help and local newspaper publicity shaping the movement.
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Pocatello
J. I. King
Continuing
King
Oregon Short Line
Boy Scout Movement
Scout Movement
Board to weigh Block Island collision after sub raise
Evidence from the sunken submarine 8 51 will be presented to the naval board of inquiry into the Block Island collision that cost 33 lives. The board, after exhausting witnesses including City of Rome crew, adjourned sine die pending the 8 51 raise and may reconvene if not raised within a month.
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Boston
Naval Board of Inquiry
Block Island
Rome
Benson testifies on earnings claim in Chicago Milwaukee rail case
Philip Benson of Brooklyn banker and former railroad witness said he and associates authorized publication of a statement estimating a $3,000,000 earnings rise for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line in 1930 without rate changes. Wisconsin Attorney General Herman Erkken read the Roosevelt committee statement into the 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
Benson
Leningrad Scientist Claims Epilepsy Cure Serum
In Leningrad on October 29 AP reports Dr. A Speransky and Professor Pavreff claim a cure for epilepsy. Speransky says he produced a brain serum called altotoxin from dog seizures and that healthy animals become immune. He contends the serum could provide complete cures in humans.
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Leningrad
Russia
A. Speransky
Pavreff
R. Speransky
Sterling expedition flyers touch East Lake City en route to Reno
The Sterling expedition flyers from Chicago stopped at East Lake City at 1 25 p m while en route to Dutch New Guinea. They planned to land at Elko and continue to Reno if weather allows.
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East Lake City
Sterling Expedition
Chicago
Dutch New Guinea
Elko
Reno
Chicago Boy Uncovers Medieval Florence Papers
Chicago teen America Antenore found yellowed papers from 1351 in a family cache. The notes claim signatures from Earle IX, Emperor of the Roman Empire, and his grandson Philip, King of Castile, testing honors of a Florentine ancestor.
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Chicago
Florence
America
Antenore
Als Co
Nick
Peta
Earle IX
Aly Roman Empire
Philip
Castille
Pales Bi Ret
University of Chicago
Pocatello Resident Commits Suicide at Home
Carl G. Friedel owner of the Lincoln Bottling Works in Pocatello shot himself at 1:30 this afternoon in his North Main Street home. A .32 caliber pistol discharged one shell struck his heart, ending his twenty year residence and business ties here. He left a note of despondency over ill health. coroner ruled no inquest needed.
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Pocatello
Carl G. Friedel
Lincoln
North Main
Friedel
McHan
the Tribune
Premier Tsankoff’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 unsettled and the killer fled. The Tsankoff brothers were estranged. Dansee was a Sobranje member.
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Vienna
Danese Tsankoff
Alexander Tsankoff
Bulgaria
Sofia
Tsankoff
Dansee Tsankoff
Paris Aboard Notables En Route To New York
Havre France October 29 The French liner Paris sails to New York with many celebrities including Princess Asa sister to the Japanese emperor Ignace Jan Paderewski the Polish pianist and politician Mme Paderewski Gloria Swanson the actress and her new husband The princess will briefly stop in New York en route to Japan
Chicago Mecca for Divorice Seekers
Chicago leads as a divorce destination in the opinion of Judge Joseph B. David who refused a New York man a decree. Edward Benton Osler, a New York credit manager for a tire company, sought a Chicago divorce claiming his wife Zolpha Osler deserted him in 1922 after their six year marriage.
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Chicago
Reno
Joseph B. David
New York
Edward Benton Osler
Zolpha Osler
Woman Wins $600,000 in Alienation Suit vs Rich Father-in-law
Mrs Edythe Louise Dick received a jury verdict in Chicago for $600000 from Albert Dick of Quincy her husband Willis father-in-law in a suit claiming alienation of affections.
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Chicago
Edythe Louise Dick
Albert Dick
Quincy
Willis
Local Attorneys Argue Appeal in Reserve Bank Case
A. L. Merrill returned from San Francisco where he represented the Federal Reserve base in the Idsho Grimm Alfalfa Growers association suit against the bank. The seed association had a $34,000 federal suit in Pocatello. the circuit court of appeals overturned Judge Dietrich. T. D. Jones of Pocatello and Pete Cowan of Blackfoot argued to sustain the judgment. Deposits in the Standrod Bank of Blackfoot, later in receivership, formed the basis of the dispute.
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A. L. Merrill
San Francisco
Federal Reserve
Idsho Grimm Alfalfa Growers Association
Tesasociation
Federal
Pocatello
Reserve Bank
Circuit Court of Appeals
Dietrich
Mr. Merrill
Albert C. Agnew
San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank
T. D. Jones
Pete Cowan
Blackfoot
Seed Association
Ocatello
Court of Appeals
Standrod Bank of Blackfoot
Twin Falls Section Registers a Boom in Profits and Activity
Twin Falls reports a farming and business boom with sugar beets potatoes and fruits shipping heavy to eastern markets. Crops yield high incomes onion farmer nets 1880 this year while contractors land more housing jobs than in years since 1917. A new Swift plant a 78 room hotel and several business buildings add to taxable property as passenger train delays extend.
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Twin Falls
Pocatello
Seerestioe
Swift
Johnston overwhelms Walter Westbrook in Mexican tennis meet
In Mexico City on October 29 William M. Johnston ousted Walter Westbrook of Los Angeles in the men’s singles at the Mexican national tennis championships 9 4 7-5 6-2 6-0. Chapin Jr. of Springfield defeated Sinsabaugh of Mexico 6-2 6-4 6-1. Kinsey duo of San Francisco won the men’s doubles 6-1 6-1 6-4 over Delphancaneto and Locana of Mexico City. Mixed doubles saw Browne and Snodgrass of Los Angeles prevail 6-0 6-1 over Beott couple of Mexico City. Hosmer and Casey of San Francisco beat Yr at Lemaire of Mexico City.
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Mexico City
William M. Johnston
Walter Westbrook
Los Angeles
Ifred H. Chapin, Jr
Springfield
Mass
Sinsabaugh
Mexico
Robert and
Howard Kinsey
San Francisco
Delpbancaneto
Locana
Mary K. Browne
Angeles J
Harve Snodgrass
F. Beott
Charlotte Hosmer
Ray Casey
Lemaire
Chang's Troops Sail North From Tsing Tao
Warships with troops of Marshal Chang Tso Lin depart from Tsing Tao toward Haichow or Woosung forts near Shanghai. Reported force totals 70 000 men, including 1600 white Russians, with ten airplanes. Opposing Wu Pei Fu alliance in the region may number 50 000.
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Tsing Tao
China
Chang Tso Lin
Haichow
Kiangsu
Woosung
Shanghai
Shai Chang
Wu Pei Fu
President Coolidge Launches Red Cross Roll Call
President Coolidge opened the annual Red Cross roll call by joining as a member and pledging support. He subscribed to a Red Cross button and started the fund drive during the ceremony.
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RED Cross
Washington
Coolidge
American Red Cross Society Today
Mradge
Greco Bulgarian Controversy Holds At Standstill
Paris dispatch reports hopes of a ceasefire as Greece orders evacuation of Bulgarian soil despite a Bulgarian attack near Frontier Post 73. Allied military attaches confirm evacuation promises and no reinstitution of hostilities.
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Paris
Athena
Sobranje session Hears Boris on Macedonian border clash
Sofia reports King Boris denounces Greek incursion into Bulgarian territory in a throne address as border tensions continue. Paris notes Greco Bulgarian hostilities have ceased with nations council to settle the dispute. Bulgarian forces to occupy evacuated areas as foreseen by the league of nations plan.
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Sofia
Boris
League of Nations
League
Paris
Kvawton
Sea of Nations Council
Forthead
Oreign Secreary
Amberlain
Polviah
Bulgaria
Gome Bulgarien
Motion on Emergency Pleet ice jurled in New York Ost
The AP reports the motion on emergency pie t ice was ruled upon in New York Ost with the jury deciding the fate of the plea. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but the ruling concerns an emergency request and a jury decision in the case.
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New York
Lee
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Caillaux
Social Democrats
Luther
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Inquiry Board
Mecca
Portland
John Tyler
Wok Island
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Tyler
Johnston
Walter Wesbrook
Chang
Isey
Athens
Petrich
Ramla
Ion
Bulgarian Verrito
League Council
Borge Rumbold
Diplomatiat
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