German cabinet accepts allies security pact conference invite
The Berlin cabinet, led by President Von Hindenburg, agrees to join the security pact conference using the July 20 German note as the negotiation base. Chancellor Luther and Foreign Minister Stressemann will head the German delegation with Dr. Friederich Gaugs as secretary general and legal expert.
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All India Congress Condemns US Action in Saklatvala Case
The All-India Congress Committee condemned the United States government for denying admission to a member of parliament named on the British delegation to the Inter-Parliamentary Union conference in Washington. The protest was reported from Patna dated September 3.
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American aviators in Morocco paint buffalo emblem on planes
In Oufzzan Morocco on September 24 American pilots serving on the Moroccan front displayed a charging black bull buffalo within an orange circle painted on their aircraft. The emblem was designed by Captain Lansing Cholden and Lieutenant Cousins, two noted American fliers in Paris circles.
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Counties Plan Roads for the Drought Area
North Georgia counties hit by drought plan rapid road construction. Delegations from several counties urged the state highway commission for state and federal aid to back their bond issues and road projects.
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French Debt Talks Open Between Nations In Washington
Caillaux and ten French delegates arrived in Washington to begin funding negotiations on France four billion dollar debt to the United States. Secretary Mellon chairs the American commission as talks begin at the Treasury with hopes for an early settlement satisfactory to both sides.
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French Plan Big Drive to Link With Spanish Troops
French forces prepare a major offensive against the Rif, expected to launch from the eastern sector in coordination with Spanish units. Artillery, air support, and tanks are in place as high command anticipates operations continuing through December despite rains.
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Romance of Doris Keane Ends in Divorce in Paris
New York report says Doris Keane, star of the eight year run Romance, has obtained a divorce in Paris from Basil Sidney. Keane recently returned from abroad and disclosed the dissolution of their marriage.
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Wisconsin Governor Urges Halt in Morocco War
Governor Blaine demands cessation of ruthless warfare between French forces and Rif tribes in Morocco before any talks with France on war debt. He sent a telegram to President Coolidge urging the halt as a condition for diplomacy.
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Two Men Held for Extortion in Chicago Case
David Creeley and Daniel Dennehy, ex-convicts, held as members of an extortion ring that forced John F. Sisks, president of the American Wire Products Company, to pay seven hundred dollars under threats of publicity and arrest for an alleged crime against a young girl.
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Virginia convict to be buried with military honors by Legion
The body of Frederick Kenneth Thomas, a World War I veteran and former captain in the British Royal Flying Corps, died in a Virginia state penitentiary cell and will be buried with military honors by the American Legion in Richmond. He was pardoned shortly before death after a bigamy conviction. The Legion will send pallbearers and flag-draped casket for the service conducted by five Richmond post chaplains.
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Air Board closes first phase of aviation inquiry
Washington reports the air board ended the first phase of its inquiry into aviation and the air mail service. Testimony focused on commercial aviation and developments, with Col. William Mitchell expected to testify later. Hoover urged a bureau of civil aeronautics and expanded air mail service with federal backing to enable self supporting commercial aviation.
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French Proposal for Global Economic Conference Adopted
The League of Nations assembly approved the French proposal for a worldwide economic conference under League auspices. M Locheur warned the task would be difficult and urged truth and labor union involvement from all nations. Italy Holland Belgium and Spain supported the resolution.
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Noel Declared Sane Enough to Stand Trial
Newark report notes state alienists testified Harrison W. Noel who confessed kidnapping and killing six year old Mary Daly is sane enough to stand trial. Experts cited repeated examinations showing Noel fully normal and able to assist in his own defense.
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Besieged Syrian French Garrison Relieved by Allies
A French column entered Sendia near Damascus to relieve the besieged garrison after nearly two months of siege by revolting Druse tribesmen. An eight hour battle forced the tribesmen to retreat as General Camelins troops pressed to aid the besieged forces.
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Rubber Growing Studied in Philippines by Public Prints
Manila Sept 24. Growing rubber in the Philippines is a major public topic with several measures proposed including distribution of free seeds to small farmers to encourage the industry.
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Rainless corn pushes records at Gainesville farm
In Gainesville Georgia on September 24 Reverend Green Hunter a local Black Baptist minister showed unusually large corn stalks from his farm. He displayed a sixteen foot stalk and another with two ears eight feet from the roots, urging prayers for rain.
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Local Weather Outlook Briefly Notes Showers and Winds
The forecast mentions possible thunder showers tonight and Friday with gentle southeast winds.
Angueta man commits suicide in Birmingham hotel
D Boyce of Angueta Ga slashed himself with a small pen knife last night in a Birmingham hotel. He inflicted wounds on his left arm and attempted to stab himself again before dying. Coroner Ruossum suspects death by blood loss after his act and notes he tore up and scattered personal letters.
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Prince of Wales Embassadorship Sparks Hope in Britain
British manufacturers and business leaders eagerly await the Prince of Wales as he nears return from South America. The Associated Press reports hopes for economic benefits from his ambassadorship.
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South America
Governor General backs government cement port project
Manila dispatch reports Governor General Leonard Wood supports keeping Port and Cement Company of Cebu under government control. He argues it is a strategic, low risk enterprise and should not be privatized.
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Elderly Bailiff Witnesses Hanging Belief in Duty
Mrs Mary Bell a white haired bailiff witnessed the execution of a man today in a case reflecting her belief that women office holders must not shirk their duty.
Ramsay MacDonald Attacks Communism in Glasgow Statement
Glasgow, Sept. 24. Labor leader and former prime minister Ramsay MacDonald attacks communism in a published article in the Glasgow Forward, outlining his stance and urging workers to resist radical movements. The piece frames the Communist threat as a danger to parliamentary democracy and social order.
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Maharajah Sir Pratap Singh of Jammu and Kashmir Dead
An Exchange Telegraph report from Lahore announces the death of Lieutenant General Sir Pratap Singh, Maharajah of Jammu and Kashmir. The notice records his death in Lahore with the official title and region.
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Lahore
India
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Kashmir
Ada Lewis Dies Actress Seen as Commedienne for Years
Ada Lewis a prominent actress and comedienne for almost forty years died at her Long Island home after a nervous breakdown. The New York report notes her stage career and long public life.
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