Air Service to Remain Aiding Force Says General Hines
AP dispatch from Kansas City reports Major General John L. Hines addressing the reserve officers convention. He states the air service will remain auxiliary to the Army and Navy and credits a six division field army plan with expanding air service in emergencies. Brigadier General Dennis Nolen read the remarks.
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Kansas City
Air Service
Army and Navy
John L. Hines
Army
Dennis &. Nolen
United States
Hines
Defense Alienist Hears Noel Sanity Ruling In Newark
In Newark New Jersey October 1 193? the defense alienist testified that Harris W Noel youth slayer of Mary Daly of Montclair and Amond Pierce a negro chauffeur is insane and unable to understand his predicament or aid in his own defense during a sanity hearing.
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Eee Artis
Associated Press
Newark N. J
Harris W. Noel
Mary Daly
Montclair
Amond Pierce
Fareanpeerick C. Horsford
Aring
Governor Confers with Georgia Legislators on Session Plan
The governor met with Georgia lawmakers to discuss the upcoming session agenda. Weather forecast predicts generally moderate conditions across the state with north to east winds and possible Friday changes.
Cole Pleads Self Defense in Trial for Killing Ormond
W B Cole a wealthy cotton manufacturer pleads self defense and transitory insanity in the murder trial of W W Ormond former suitor to his daughter. The state rested after four witnesses and Dr C O Bristow described three bullet wounds in Ormond’s body.
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Ormond
Rockingham
Tne
Rockingham, N. C
W. B. Cole
W. W. Ormond
C. O. Bristow
Phillips
Trial closes in Ormond killing case in Rockingham
Testimony wrapped up in the Richmond County Court House as W. W. Ormond’s killing by W. B. Cole is examined. The jury of ten farmers and two merchants, chosen after veniremen were reviewed, heard Mrs. Wentz describe Cole as pale and uncertain in recognition as he approached the car.
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Rockingham
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Ormond
Representation of South on ICC Plea by Senator Underwood
United States Senator Oscar W. Underwood urged fair representation of the South on the Interstate Commerce Commission in an address before the American Bankers Association. He argued representation would depoliticize railroads, aid producers, and help settle consolidation and rate issues, noting railroads earn only 86 percent of operating revenues for dividends and rate reductions. He proposed a plan to merge weak lines with stronger ones into limited systems to stabilize earnings and support fair rate making.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Oscar W. Underwood
State Bank Division
American Bankers’ Association
Husband of Slain Iowa Woman Out on Bond
Clifford B. Cook posted a five thousand dollar bond on perjury charges after a county grand jury indictment. The coroner's jury has heard more than forty witnesses seeking the truth about the death of Myrtle Underwood Cook on September seventh in Vinton Iowa.
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Iow
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Myrtle Underwood Cook
Investigation of Cook Ordered Continued
Vinton Iowa October 1 coroners jury unable to name a person responsible for the death of Mrs Myrtle Cook temperance worker slain at her home recommends that the investigation as to her husband Clifford Cook be continued.
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Vinton
Iowa
Myrtle Cook
Clifford Cook
German Delegate Seeks World Disarmament Progress
Paul Lobe, president of the German Reichstag, speaking for the German delegation at the Inter-Parliamentary Union session in Washington, expressed hope that President Coolidge would pursue further reductions in world armament until universal disarmament is achieved.
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Hope
Coolidge
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Paul Lobe
Reichstag
Inter-Parliamentary Union
French Offensive Reaches Twelve Kilometers North of Kifane
An official communique from Fez Morocca says the offensive begun yesterday has ended with every objective taken. French troops reported to have carried their lines twelve kilometers north of Kifane.
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Associated Press
Fez
Morocca
Kifane
Post Office to honor Wilson with portrait stamp
The Post Office Department announced that President Coolidge and Postmaster General New are in support of placing Woodrow Wilsons portrait on a postage stamp. The statement notes the movement to memorialize the late president and describes the propagand a effort now under way.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
New
Woodrow Wilson
Post Office Department
Real Estate Boom Grips Augusta as Fall Starts
Augusta Ga Oct 1 The conservative city of Augusta begins fall with a real estate boom with more than a million and a half dollars in property changing hands in two weeks of active market.
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Associated Press
Augusta
Junior Officers Fear Testimony Before Air Board
Naval air officers told the President's air board that some junior officers hesitate to express freely their views before the investigating bodies. The charge was raised after Colonel William Mitchell, key figure in the aircraft controversy, alleged this condition.
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Naval Air
Air Board
Mitchell
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
President
Air Board Today
William Mitchell
Suit Filed Against Atlanta Base Ball Co for 26000
Hiner Thomas a dental student filed a suit in Atlanta today claiming his eyesight was damaged after being struck by a batted ball. The case seeks 26000 in compensation from the Atlanta Baseball Company.
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Atlanta Baseball CO
Associated Press
Atlanta
Scopes Enrolls at Chicago for Evolution Lectures
Chicago Oct. 1 John T Scopes the Tennessee teacher who faced trial for teaching evolution plans to study the subject further. He will attend University of Chicago lectures on evolution given by Prof. H Newman as part of postgraduate work.
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Tennessee
University of Chicago
H. Newman
The
Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
John Thomas Scopes
Brunswick Youth Freed by Trial Jury
In Brunswick Georgia a jury acquitted Baker Mallon aged 19 of murder in the killing of Nick Portulas at his business after a late night attack. Cases against Hugh O Quinn and Henry Strickland were not pressed. Mallon slept at relatives as defense and state attorneys argued.
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Baker Mallon
Nick Portulas
Brunswick Hospital
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Powell
Glynn
Gibbs
Frank Scarlet
Col. Gibbs
Wilson Portrait Stamp Planned After Initial Opposition
A public statement rejects claims that President Coolidge and Postmaster General New oppose the action. It asserts that a stamp bearing the Wilson portrait will be issued in due time, countering the rumor with official assurance.
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President Coolidge
New
Wilson
Cranes Fail In First Lift Attempt On Submarine 51
New London Oct 1 The Monarch and Century tried to lift submarine 51 from the ocean bottom but the wreck did not move. Officers fear engine room and compart ments are flooded, ending hopes for the crew. Camden Oct 1 The two crane ships began to raise the sub with slings attached to Monarch followed by Century ready to assist.
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New London
Monarch
Century
Camden
Rescue workers keep search for S-51 survivors alive
At New London Conn Oct 1 Washington ordered rescue teams to continue the effort to find living men in the wrecked submarine S 51. Despite Rear Admiral Christy reporting near despair for the 33 sailors missing for five days officers still hoped some might be alive from the stern of the sub.
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Conn
Rome
U. S
H. H. Christy
Atlantic
Christy
Wilbur
Washington
Navy Department
United States Submarine Base
Strong British Naval Force in Near East Planned
London reports that strong British naval forces will stay near East waters for several weeks under Admiralty orders to the Mediterranean fleet. Officials say Constantinople troop calls are coincidental with no Turkish policy change and no significance beyond recruitment announcements.
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Near East
Admiralty
Mediterranean
Associated Press
London
Constantinople
Appointment of Dismuke Deputy Administrator Approved
Washington D C Oct 1 Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews announced the approval of the appointments of Fred D Dismuke deputy prohibition administrator at Savannah Perry M Candle and Hal Shaffer for Greenville and Charleston respectively Andrews also announced the approval of William F Day as deputy administrator at Atlanta in charge of enforcement
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Associated Press
Washington D. C
Answer to Complaint by Heirs of Richard Croker Filed
In Jacksonville Florida on October 1 J B McDonald and Palm Beach Estates filed answer to the bill of complaints in the suit brought by the heirs of the late Richard Croker in the United States district court.
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Richard Croker
Tates
Ard Croker
United States District Court
National Woodrow Wilson Memorial Drive Starts
Washington D C Oct 1 The national Woodrow Wilson memorial association today started a drive to raise 5 500 000 to erect memorials for the late war president in Washington and at Princeton.
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Woodrow Wilson
Association Today
Washington
Princeton
Franco American debt talks end in five year plan
Washington and New York dispatches report the Franco American debt funding negotiations concluded with a five year temporary arrangement. The French intend to return home with the American proposal and resume discussions for a permanent settlement within the five year period. The French debt commission plans to sail on the liner La France tomorrow, per liner management briefing.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
New York
French Debt Commission
la France
French debt talks with US fail to reach accord
French financial mission ends its US visit with no clear ground for agreement as the American debt commission and France differ sharply. President Coolidge is to decide the Franco American debt negotiations fate after the latest exchanges.
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Washington, D. C
United States
American Commission
Caillaux
American Debt Commission
White House
Coolidge
Mellon
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