Mussolini Happy With Debt Settlement In Washington
Premier Benito Mussolini expresses satisfaction with Italy's debt settlement in Washington amid favorable talks with the American delegation. In a United Press interview from the Chigi Palace he praises the Americans for their generosity and broad negotiations, calling the outcome a step toward peace in Europe. He notes his aim to familiarize Americans with Italian affairs and fascist reforms while praising President Coolidge's disposition and magnanimity.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Washington
United Press
Chigi Palace
Ingal
United States
Mussolini
Aten
Europe
Bin
Jia
partHevler
Coolidge
Vols
America
Society Woman Florence Hood Death Inquest Held
In Chicago on November 16 an inquest was held into the death of Mrs Florence Manley Hood 28 of Birmingham Alabama who died in her apartment. The report notes the effects were found and indicates a possible self harm act involving Dotson and Mrs Walter in connection with the incident.
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Chicago
Florence Manley’ Hood
Birmingham
Ala
Dotson
Ipsa
S. ‘Apartea
Walter
Peggy Joyce Seeks Divorce From Fourth Husband
New York reports Peggy Joyce plans to pursue divorce from her fourth husband. Dudley Jel Malone, Torrat ny, is said to be handling the case with legal associates. The note mentions a 1924 Atlantic City incident and highlights a long history of marriages, public attention, and sensational gossip surrounding her matrimonial career.
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New York
Peggy Joyce
Hughaead
Broadway
Possiblelay
Dudley Jel Malone
Torrattornny
Morner de Morehind
Cotumay
Former head of Ku Klux Klan awaits sentence in murder case
Noblesville November 16 Judge William Sparks prepared to sentence D G Stephenson longtime Indiana Klan leader for second degree murder in the death of Madge Cherkeltzer. Stephenson faces Michigan City prison terms while his two henchmen War Kreck and Gentry remain at large on felony charges. Defense counsel Ira Holmes said the acquittal of Gentry boosts their appeal chances.
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Rushville
Wiliam Sparks
Wslville
Noblesville
D. CG
Stephenson
Guid Dragon
Indiana Ku Klux Klan
Madge’ Cherkeltzer
Indiana
Tad
Milton County
Madge Operholtzer
Ku Klux Klan
Hamilton
Marion County
Krenck
Gentrf
Hawkins
Marlon County
Sherrif Ganding
Ira’ Holmes
Gentry
Big Gun Arrives in Ogden for Fort McArthur Transit
Ogden Utah November 10 the 14 inch railroad gun largest and most powerful mobile piece in the United States army arrived in Ogden shortly after midnight and will stay until Tuesday noon. The gun is being moved from Aberdeen Maryland to Fort MacArthur California to bolster cash defense.
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Ogden
Utah
Unites States ‘Army
Ogdeo
Aberdeen
Fort McArthur
Calif
Funeral services for Judge Woodson Set in Kansas City
Funeral services for Judge A M Woodson of the state supreme court will be held Tuesday at St Joseph in Kansas City. Woodson, 71, died Sunday at a local sanitarium after a long illness. He had served as an associate justice since 1900.
Unclear OCR Item Hints At Rail News Inconsistent Fragments
Fragments mention a NAW YORK dateline dated November 16 and reference a train, railroads, St Louis, Texas, and a person named Guy or Peto in a dying or critical condition. Details are incoherent and cannot be fully reconstructed from the readable text.
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York
St. Lows
Guy
Hair
Texas
New Inquiry in Aircraft Postponed in Washington
In Washington on November 6 Major Henry Leonard, judge advocate, moved for a 24 hour postponement of the Shenandoah court of inquiry into alleged attempts to fix Mrs. Margaret Ross Lansdowne testimony. Leonard replaced Captain Paul Foley and said he had not time to study the case. Mrs Lansdowne and Foley are ready to testify tomorrow as the Mitchell court martial resumes after a three day recess. A rumor of Mrs Lansdowne appearing on stage was denied.
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Washington
Henry Leonard
Shenandoah
Margaret Ross Lansdowne
Leonarfi
Paul Foley
Lansdowne
Margaret Ross Tlanadowne
New York
Gallimore
Four Drowned in 80 Mile Gale on Lake Erie
Four people perish in an eighty mile per hour gale on Lake Erie as a tug and barges break loose near Cleveland. The Barzylon tows away from Buffalo harbor. one barge remains afloat, three others sunk, crews missing and presumed dead.
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Lake Erie
Cleveland
Ohio
Buffalo
Barzylon
Berlin vote expected on Locarno peace treaty signing
November 16 report says German delegates will vote tonight in Berlin to approve signing the Locarno peace treaty in London on December 1. The move aims to seal postwar reconciliation and secure German acceptance of terms.
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Berlin
London
Demand for Submarine Abolition and World Travel Talks
A fragmented dispatch describes demands to abolish submarines and Britain’s stance on naval warfare. It mentions divers, British crews, and a proposal to banish submarines with volunteers and patrols near Weymouth. The text notes German actions and Allied reactions amid ongoing submarine tensions and maritime peril.
Al Smith Boom Attacked by Temperance Group
Temperance and moral reformers of the Methodist Episcopal Church assail Governor Al Smith of New York, denouncing his supporters and connections as a danger to American standards. The board warns the South against being misled into backing Smith, accusing his camp of ties to Taft interests.
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Heam
AL. Smith
New York
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mevsae
Jimmy Walker
New York City
Waller
York
wNew
Wicker
McAdno
Son Sent to Ranch School in Rhinelander Case
A Rhinelander family scandal unfolds as a father sends his son to a ranch school amid accusations of deceit and broken family ties. The tale references a 1931 era note, a widow, and alleged threats, with a funeral ceremony and a follow up missive noted on the next page.
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Rhinelander
Son
Burglars Shoot Railroad Agent in Utah Gun Battle
A gun battle in Utah left special railroad agent William A. Mareill wounded and another suspect, Stanley Maxwell Sindh, shot and hospitalized. New York arrival N. Welfrey and other men were detained as they were tied to the shooting. Mareill was reportedly in critical condition with serious injuries. he was taken to an emergency hospital for treatment.
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Utah
Ballak City
Nave Ui
William. A. Mareill
Weare Pacitie Railroad
Nev
Bayelan
Anne
Stanley Maxwell Sindh
N. Welfrey
New York
Sily
Sieill
Igen
Merrill
Ahi
Uate Phaee
Ata Ledad
Tau
Rey
Crack Flier Hits Freight Train Four Killed and Wounded
Renville Ming November 16 The Colombian evacl flyer of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad crashed head on an inland freight train Sunday. A wreck showed several injuries with two passengers and crew taken to a hospital. The wreck occurred on a straight stretch a half mile from here bound for the Pacific coast.
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Renville
Ming
Chicago, Miwaulker and St. Paul
Iinai
Cive
Mainevideo
Seattle Tops National Living Cost Survey
A nationwide living cost index places Seattle first for expense, with Washington state residents paying the most overall. Detroit ranks second, while San Francisco and Los Angeles appear among higher cost cities.
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Washington
Nay
Seattle
United States
Detroit
Oliver
San Frank
Los Angeles
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