Nervy Gunman Still at Large After Police Escapes
Chicago reports Martin J. Durkin, a steel‑vested slayer of a federal agent, remains at large. His lover Betty Warner aided escapes, facing possible accessories charges. Durkin has wounded five detectives, including Edward Shanahan, and fled from Cicero to Hudson with swift, daring escapes.
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League Council Closes Session After Greece Bulgaria Calm
Paris October thirtieth AP reports the League of Nations council adjourned after Greece evacuated Bulgarian soil eight hours before the deadline. A Horace Rumbold headed inquiry will study events leading to the occupation and report to the December meeting. Briand praised the league’s role and paid tribute to Woodrow Wilson and Leon Bourgeois.
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Greece
Bulgaria
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Aristide Briand
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Woodrow Witzen
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Royal Japanese to visit coast
Japanese visitors to San Francisco include Archbishop Otani the pope of Japan’s Buddhist church and the traveling royal couple Prince and Princess Asuka. They are slated to arrive in November with the prince and princess currently abroad in London and soon to sail to New York.
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London
Wes
Chang Claims Victory in South Region
Peking reports Chang Tine's forces claim victory south of Hsuchow in Shangtung as anti Chang alliance is said defeated. General Osens Twang noted the success in northern Risngme, underscoring ongoing conflict in the area.
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iSaosbere
Antichang Alliance
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Record Price For Idaho Potatoes Drives District Hype
Telegram from Idaho Falls reports a booming potato district with rising shipments. Idaho Falls and Caldwell to date show strong totals while destinations include Denver and Chicago. Frost losses are limited. No. 1 grading and car shortages prompt higher rolls as 150 reefer cars are readied for Idaho distribution.
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Bank Robbers Are Still Free in Buffalo Shootout Aftermath
Police and sheriff tightened security around banks and jails in Erie County as investigators pursue Charles Anderson and Harry Harris linked to a payroll heist that netted $93,000. A $10,000 reward was posted by the Marine Trust and Buff Clearing House associations for capturing the gang.
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Dutch) Anderson
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Modern Dances Barred by Club in Los Angeles
The International Artists club of Los Angeles declares modern dances such as the Charleston barred. The move comes as the club plans a ball for its members tomorrow night and cites lack of artistry as the reason.
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International Artists Club of
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Sanisatj
Pioneer 91 Chisels Tomb on Eldorado Promontory
On an Eldorado county promontory William M. Bowman, 91, labors for 18 years to carve a tomb from rock. A coffin fits in a grave scooped from the stone and a death house surrounds it. He plans to inhabit the house until death nears, signaling readiness with a white flag.
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Sacramento
Eldorado County
William M. Bowman
Tammany Cat Again Licks Its Reeking Chops
New York political scene heats as Hy lan and Hearst back the defeated Democratic mayoral nominee James J. Walker campaign. Hylan vows support to carry out policies including a five cent fare while Hearst’s New York American urges intelligent citizens to vote for the nominee. Governor Smith pushes constitutional amendments amid clash with Attorney General Ottinger over political motives and truth.
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William Randolph Hearst
Hiylan
James J. Walker
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Hearst
New York American
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Ottinger
Alban
Indians Hold Tribal Session In Spokane
Spokane reports the Northwest Indian Congress opens with a reception by state and federal officers. Hundreds of tribesmen arrive by pony wagon car and train and settle in tepees and hotels near downtown Spokane Falls. The Blackfeet delegation from Glacier National Park totals 31 with four chiefs.
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Spokane Falls
Glacier National Park
Running Gun Fight Blockades Streets in Jersey City
In Union City a pistol duel between three police officers and five gunmen left one man dead and Police Lieutenant Emil Fuhrman critically wounded after a car chase ended when the suspects’ vehicle overturned. The gunmen had earlier held up a woolen truck.
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Union City
Fuhrmann
Penrteeey
Argentinian Government Oil Well Sets Production Record
Reports from the agriculture ministry say a government field oil well at Plaza Huincul in Neuquen western Argentina has produced 2300 barrels per day for two days, a record for the field. The oil value is estimated at 73600 pesos.
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Plaza Huiacul
Neuquen
Aretina
Mitchell May Ask President Before Court
Colonel Mitchell pleads not guilty as court martial begins. Defense questions target who ordered the court martial while observers expect a possible move to bring the accuser before the panel. Judge advocate Moreland cites presidential involvement while the war department notes precedent in past cases.
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Mitchell
President Coolidge
Secretary Davis
War Department
Sherman Moreland
Coolidge
Davis
David G. Swain
Supreme Court of the United States
Arthur
Carpentier to meet Delaney in California bout
Georges Carpentier former world light heavyweight champion signed to meet Jimmy Delaney St Paul light heavyweight in a ten round bout in California between January 15 and 31 1926 Promoter Jack Doyle said articles were mailed offering 35 percent of gate receipts and 4000 for expenses Carpentier said if he wins he will seek a meeting with Paul Berlenbach the current titleholder in New York.
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Georges Carpentier
World Today
Jimmy Delaney
St. Paul
California
Jack Doyle
Carpentier
Delaney
Los Angeles
Paul Berlenbach
Helder
New York
Mrs. George L. Rickard Dies in New York at 41
Mrs. George L. Rickard wife of prize fight promoter Tex Rickard died at her New York home after several days illness complicated by pneumonia She was born in Sacramento California married Tex 23 years ago The couple had one child Bessie who died in 1907 Her life involved travel with her husband in sports related activities.
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Rickard
Mexican officials arrive in Los Angeles for brief visit
F. Torreblaca, private secretary to Mexican President Calles, and Sonora Torreblaca arrived in Los Angeles for a short stay. He said the visit has no political significance but noted that Louis Leon, Mexico's agriculture minister, will visit California soon to discuss Colorado River projects with American interests.
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Torreblaca
Louis Leon
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European News Agencies End Conference in Rome
The second annual conference of European news agencies closed in Rome after Warsaw was chosen as next year’s host. Thirty agencies allied with the Associated Press participated in the meeting.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Sterling fliers depart Elko en route to San Francisco
The Sterling expedition fliers left Elko Nevada at 9 50 a m en route from Chicago to Dutch N leaving for Reno they expect to continue to San Francisco today weather permitting.
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Chicago
Elko
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San Francisco
Woman Fends Off 140 Rattlesnakes in Colorado Pasture
Mrs. H. H. Slauterbaeck wife of a rancher near Fort Limpton Colorado killed 140 rattlesnakes with a club in about two hours while protecting her three year old child. Riding on horseback she faced an onslaught of snakes that emerged from a pasture and she fought them off until help arrived. Two ranchers verified her account and photographs were taken as evidence.
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Slauterback
Stillman Divorce Counter Suit Filed in New York
Mrs Anne A Stillman who won a divorce suit against James A Stillman counters with a new action in Westchester showing a secret suit. Evidence may include a transcript from the earlier case and claims of misconduct with Mrs Florence H Leeds and questions about Jay Ward Leeds parentage. Mrs Stillman resides in Grand Anse Canada. attorney Isaac N Mills notes the report of a new suit is unauthorized.
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James A. Stillman
Bae
Bean
West Chester County
Canada
Stillenas
Isaac N Mills
Stillman
Senators View Ditch Plan for Imperial Valley Irrigation
Testimony before the Senate Irrigation and Reclamation Committee outlines the all-American canal plan to irrigate Imperial Valley and keep Colorado river water within U.S. territory. The $50 million project would replace 65 miles of current canal in Mexican land, start at Laguna Dam near Yuma, and extend irrigation to 217000 additional acres.
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R eorganization of Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway announced
New York October 30 AP Kuhn Loeb and company and the National City Bank reorganization managers under the caged agreement dated June 1 for the reorganization of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway announced today.
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National City
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Conservative faction pulls down majority in Parliament
Ottawa reports early returns show Conservatives gaining control with about 120 seats of 245, while Liberals trail. Premier King hints at resignation after discussing with the governor general as results unfold and parties weigh chances of a no confidence vote.
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Harry Ader
Portage Prairie
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Ontario
Folen Beewa
King
Arthur Meighen
Meighen
MUR Cs' Severnment
Terrell fights to preserve veto record over pardons
In Little Rock on October 30 AP reports Governor Terrell races to block Acting Governor McCall from expanding the pardon list. McCall says he has reviewed meritorious cases and denies collusion with Terrell. The dispute follows Terrell’s absence at a Birmingham conference.
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Ark
Tom J. Terrell
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Sevag
Vernor Seadanal
Band of
Frank
Ferrell
Fourth District Rural College
M. Hill
Terrell
State Board For Chiropractic Examiners
McCall
Arkter
Birmingham
Makes Contract With His Bride
Denver court notes a prenuptial agreement filed with the county clerk as Antonio Po Maria Domento and his bride-to-be promise to trust each other kindly respectfully and affectionately throughout their wedded life in a formal contract read aloud in a local AP report.
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Antonio’ Policiechio
Corded
Antonio Po Maria Domento
Famous director dead in Boston obituary surprise
Boston reports the death of Witkele Gericke, once head of a major symphony orchestra. The veteran conductor, linked to the defunct Shenwanberg era, passed away after a lengthy career noted in the legacy of the orchestra and its founding period.
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Geeater Ton Symphony Orchestra
Egram
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Fsem
Lesg Lig Sehwanberg
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