Hoover campaign gains momentum amid farm focus across states
Republicans celebrate a strong week with Hoover appealing to Iowa corn and hog producers and campaigning in Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania. Roosevelt and Smith reconcile boosting Lehman’s New York governor bid while Donovan heads NY GOP slate. Global talks on Manchuria and disarmament, plus Swanson cases, mark a busy political and diplomatic stretch.
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Japan Defies League Power Over Manchuria Policy
Japanese cabinet meets to review the Lytton report on Manchuria. Ministers declare no alteration to domination of Manchukuo and warn the League of Nations to remain unconcerned. Stimson’s stance cited as marking continued tension with Japan and America.
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President Valera moves to appoint Jammes Neill as governor general
President Valera of the Irish Free State faces a clash over leadership while deciding Neill’s governorship. British officials meet in London and agree to settle the Anglo Irish economic war by direct negotiations rather than force. The dispute, centered on land annuities, is now to be arbitrated by an imperial tribunal.
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Iraq emerges as independent monarchy after League admission
RAQ joined the League of Nations as a sovereign member of the Arab world region, with King Fetant now ruling as an independent monarch. Britain resigned its mandate over Iraq and was praised for generosity to all speakers in the league assembly. France faced calls to follow suit though Geneva talks showed noncommitment. Iraq formed after World War I from former Ottoman provinces of Nageed and Atawa with a population around three million.
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Britain presses four power talks to ease disarmament deadlock
RFAT BRITAIN moves to break the disarmament stalemate with Germany by seeking four power negotiations. Paris and Moscow urged Berlin to comply while urging concrete steps toward armament equality before Germany attends a conference. France and Italy join the three powers in backing the diplomacy.
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Church and State Clash Escalates in Mexico
Pope Pius denounces new persecution of the church in Mexico and seeks formal cooperation while Abelardo J. Rodriguez vows to close all Catholic churches. Archbishop Leopoldo til a Flores, legate to Mexico, faces deportation after deputies urge President to act. he is sent to San Antonio, Texas.
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Veterans and politics mix in scattered 1910s column notes
A wide jumble of historical remarks covers Sir Rudolph Sintin Pasha’s Sudan era exploits, American electoral reflection, rail safety optimism, pensions debates, and Mussolini’s views on lawyers, all presented as a late edition column. The piece threads military memory, governance questions, and social observations with vivid but disparate snippets.
Treaty signing sparks three ally celebration in Medicine Lodge
In Medicine Lodge Kansas a three day commemoration marks the October treaty between the United States and Kiowa Comanche Cheyenne Arapaho and allied tribes. The pact ended warfare and allowed U.S. and allied fortifications while tribes received reservations to live and farm thereafter.
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End of Revolt Caps Sao Tal Union State Restore Commerce
After nearly three months the rebel army surrendered unconditionally in the attic of San lawl. Military police announced the rebel government in Sao Talo was dissolved and Santos resumed port commerce. General Bertollo Winger and other officers were detained at Craveiro federal army HQ.
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Dinta Installs Fifteenth President Amid Regime Turmoil
A chaotic political shift in Dinta sees Cen Bartalme Manche resign under pressure from a military regime. Judge Atraham Oyanedet takes interim role until October 30 elections. Dr Tlarrmedio Aringwis Inaudu sworn in as the republic’s fifteenth president, focusing on economy and external finances.
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National Guard Deployed Amid Strikes and Picket Lines
A National Guard presence was reported in multiple towns to curb spearheaded disturbances and deter purported movements. A high school strike in Kinesist arose over wage concerns tied to operations under scrutiny by local authorities. In Wovna a militia patrol encountered gunfire with no injuries reported.
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Appointment of Walter W Walker to Colorado Senate
Walter W Walker of Grand Junction, publisher and retiring Democratic state chairman, was appointed United States senator from Colorado to fill the unexpired term of the late Charles Waterman. The appointment was made by Gov William H. Adams.
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No Repeal of Gravitation Says Scientists
Scientists argue gravity cannot be repealed and remains active though weaker with distance. They state gravitation diminishes with distance from Earth’s center but does not cease to act as far as known.
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