Diehl Relates Collision Detail From City of Rome
Captain John H Diehl of the City of Rome testified to a naval board of inquiry about the sinking of submarine S-51 after a collision on September 25 He described seeing a starboard white light then a red flare and ordered evasive maneuvers The captain said survivors were questioned and cited rookies on watch He maintained he followed laws of the sea and should have towed longer if rescue chances persisted He expressed sorrow for the boys and questioned the ship’s replacement feasibility.
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Teamer
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Helman
Diehl
Savannah
New London
Wwe
Sre
Ond
Bannock County closes shooting of Chinese Pheasants
Bannock County halted a pheasant shooting operation led by the late Game Warden Rk. E. Thomas and dated 031. The action confirms the end of a sanctioned shoot tied to the former official.
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Bannock County
E. Thomas
Stinnes to Try Luck in America
Berlin reports the departure of Dr. Edmund Stinnes, eldest son of the late Hugo Stinnes, to New York. He says he came as a tourist while touring America to study engineering and industrial developments. He sailed from Hamburg and kept his departure secret.
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Germany
Edmund Stinnes
Hugo Stinnes
New York
Stinnes
America
Hamburg
Monument Unveiling Honors San Martin in Washington
A bronze equestrian statue of Jose de San Martin, gift from Argentina, is unveiled in Judiciary Square Washington with President Coolidge in attendance. Ambassadors Pueyrredon and Pan American Union officials preside as a parade honors the South American liberator.
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Jose de San Martin
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Pueyrrecdon
Coolidge
Pan-American Union
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Peru
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Washington Monument
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Buenos Aires
Pan- American Union
San Martin
The Lucky Devil at Strand with Richard Dix
Richard Dix stars in Paramount's The Lucky Devil at the Strand this week. Esther Ralston provides romance in a Byron Morgan auto tale filled with laughs and thrills highlighted by a dramatic race sequence and camping gear humor. A two reel comedy and George Matheson orchestra accompany the feature.
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Paramount
Strand
Byron Morgan
Esther Ralston
Dix
Lion
George Matheson
The Midshipman at Orpheum Starring Ramon No Varto
A romance from the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis plays on the Orpheum screen with Ramon No Varto in the leading role. The Navy department assisted to ensure accuracy while the program includesJack Derville's orchestra Pathe News and a comedy.
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Annapolis
Orpheum Theatre
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Ramon Novarto
Navy Department
Jack Derville
Pathe News
Orpheum
Tom Mix film Oh You Tony opens at Rex with lavish fur show
In the new Tom Mix picture Oh You Tony at the Rex three days, Tom travels from his ranch to Washington to raise funds. He encounters a countess played by Dolores Rousse at a fashion show featuring flawless fur coats from Willard George, elegant gowns and lingerie on striking models.
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Los Angeles
Tom Mix
Tony
Rex Theatre
Tom
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Dolores Rousse
Keeper of the Bees Opens at the Capitol
The film adaptation of The Keeper of the Bees screens at the Capitol starting Sunday. It follows a beekeeper's life across diverse landscapes from Indiana swamps to California deserts and mountains, celebrating the outdoors and the author’s regionally inspired tales.
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Indiana
Sierras
Pacific
California
Keeper of the
Joint Ease promises quick relief for stiff joints
An advertisement extols Joint-Ease as a universal remedy for knee, elbow, ankle, hip, shoulder, spine or finger joint pain. It claims fast absorption, dramatic swelling reduction, and renewed mobility with a 60 cent tube sold by druggists nationwide. The copy emphasizes nightly rest and morning activity, labeling Joint-Base the world’s biggest selling joint remedy.
Football Rules Near Revision Focus on Tie Games
New York October 29 The football rules committee will consider two major changes at its next session tackling the tie game and the extra point after touchdown The rise of tie games and many decisions by the extra point have drawn criticism as critics argue for relief from deadlocks and a more effective method to resolve ties in college football with fourteen ties and seven corresponding decisions by an extra point in the East this season
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New York
Football Rules Committee
Fortune Revealed in Will of John W Underhill
John W Underhill a real estate investor left over 100000 to the local school board in his will filed for probate He had spent life in a two room shack and left money to benefit school children whose pennies funded his candy store profits The bequest instructs the board to spend it so children will enjoy the fruits of his labor.
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John W. Underhill
Underhill
Modest winner in £50,000 big bet dispute
London reports confusion over a 100 pound two horse bet on Forseti and Masked Marvel in Cesarewitch and Cambridgeshire stakes. A. K. Macomber is not confirming victory while rumors name Arnold Gilroy or Macomber as the winner. The tally suggests £50,000 prize may have gone to a bettor, with Masked Marvel winning Cambridgeshire at 100 to 8.
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London
A. K. Macomber
Forseti
Masked Marvel
Mr. Macomber
Arnold Gilroy
Taft Speaker at Dedication of Alphonso Taft Hall
Cincinnati October 29 jurists lawmakers educators and many others of note attended Alphonso Taft Hall dedication at the University of Cincinnati College of Law. Chief Justice William Howard Taft son of Alphonso spoke and attended a banquet. four Taft sons contributed to the university's early years and three earned degrees from the school when it was the Cincinnati Law School.
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Cincinnati
Prince Otto von Bismarck
Germany
Alphonso Taft
College of Law
University of Cincinnati
William Howard Taft
United States
University Durin
Cincinnati Law School
Frisco Trails in Nine Game Series with Louisville
Nick Cullop outpitched the San Francisco Seals as Louisville defeated the champions 6 to 2. The series stands 4 to 3 in favor of Louisville with Frisco needing one more game to clinch. Dunlop pitched well until a two-run eighth inning. Chief Tincup is slated to start for Louisville today.
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Nick Cullop
San Francisco Seals
Louisville
Dunlop
Seals
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