Central Government Presses for State Autonomy in Germany
Reports from Berlin to Cologne describe premiers demanding immediate end to martial law and restoration of normal legal procedures while seeking greater independence for German states. Separatists seize control in Duren and Cologne clashes erupt over republican flags.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Bavaria
Munich
Chancelor Sonant
Coblenz
Germany
Rhineland
Duren
Cologne
Crefeld
Paris
Wiesbaden
Hamburg
le Journal
London
Aix-La-Chapelle
Regieurung
Snow Storms Strike Western States With Crop Damage
Snow blankets Colorado, eastern Wyoming, and western South Dakota with six inch drifts, snarling traffic and damaging lines. Sugar beets suffer in northeastern Colorado as snow covers eastern slope regions. Rain and snow sweep over the Great Lakes and northwest as temperatures drop.
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Colorado
Wyoming
South Dakota
Northwestern
Great Lakes
Montana
Idaho
Northwest
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Oklahoma Legislature in Uproar Over Klan Allegations
Oklahoma City Oct 25 A dozen or more House members attacked Representative Callahan after he charged Ku Klux Klan leader N. C. Jewett with directing state policy. Callahan was ejected after a scuffle, while others shouted denials and clashed in the chamber.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
House
Callahan
N. C. Jewett
Oklahoma
J. C. Walton
Tulsa
State Supreme Court
Walton
Trapp
Senate
Johnson
Committee On Rules and Procedure
Navy court to convene at once for destroyer loss case
Secretary Denby orders immediate martial court for eleven naval officers over the September crash of seven destroyers at Point Honda. Admiral Robinson backs the move after a court of inquiry blamed the disaster on peacetime naval losses. The trial aims to review records and fix responsibility without presuming guilt.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy Department
Point Honda
Cal
Denby
Robinson
Court of Mewn
CIA
United States Navy
Sion
Flotilla Gator
Manders
Lloyd George Arrives in Washington for White House Visit
British wartime premier David Lloyd George arrives in Washington and begins a busy schedule including a White House luncheon with President Coolidge and cabinet members. He plans a first meeting with Woodrow Wilson and visits Arlington Cemetery, the Washington Monument, and the Lincoln Memorial before a weekend trip to Gettysburg with Mrs. Lloyd George and their daughter.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Washington
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
Secetary Hughes
America
State Department
Lloyd George
Woodrow Wilson
Paris
Arlington National
Weeks
Gettysburg Battlefield
Norman Hall Return From South Seas on Magazine Work
Norman Hall nephew of H and. well known in Washington returns to America from the South Sea Islands and is in Weston on business related to magazine articles about tropical experiences. He plans to return to the South Seas soon, expressing deep regard for that region.
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Normal Hall
Washington
America
South Sea Islands
Weston
Tropics
South Seas
Five police and two separatists killed in clash
In a violent confrontation, five policemen and two separatists were killed, with authorities reporting heavy gunfire and ongoing security operations in the area.
False Alarm Causes Slump in Hog Markets
Chicago Oct 25 The drop in hog prices is blamed on a false alarm about dollar corn and five cent hogs. Everett C Brown president of the Chicago live stock exchange attacked badly informed farm advisers while noting the Agriculture Department reported a loss of about three dollars per head on three million hogs sold during the slump. He suggested undue influences may have caused the decline.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Everett C. Brown
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Livestock Exchange
Corn Belt
Department of Agriculture
Think Revolution in Greece Over Corinth Occupied
Athens reports government troops have occupied Corinth and declare the revolution a complete failure. Advices received this morning indicate the uprising has been suppressed.
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Greece
Corinth
Associated Press
Athens
Tiroops
Man goes insane on train and kills three before death
In Trinidad Colorado on October 25 a passenger named Telesforo Candelaria from Mantova California went berserk aboard Santa Fe train No 7 near Thatcher. He stabbed and wounded the conductor and two passengers before being killed by a porter and another passenger with a stove poker.
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Associated Press
Trinidad
Colo
Santa Fe
Thatcher
Telesforo Candelaria
Mantova
Cal
Candelaria
Long non-stop border flight begins from Sumas
Captain L H Smith and Lieutenant John P Richter started a non-stop flight from Sumas bound for Tia Juana New Mexico with 174 gallons of fuel. They planned in air refueling over Buckene Oregon and Sacramento California as they head southward in clear windless sky. The De Haviland plane passed Eugene Oregon later in the day and refueling support met the aircraft north of there with a 100 gallon tank.
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Associated Press
Sumas
Wash
L. H. Smith
John P. Richter
Tia Juana
New Mexico
Bukene
Ore
Sacramento
Cal
Oregon Town
Eugene
de Haviland
J.C. Richter
Sunan
Here
Yugoslavia Eyes Treaty Recognizing Soviet Russia
Belgrade reports minister Balugt chiteh in Berlin seeking a treaty with Soviet Russia, the first such accord for a European power. The move follows Yugoslavia’s anti Communist law and aims to ease Slavic tensions with Russia while addressing the Macedonian issue.
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Belgrade
M. Balugtchiteh
Greece
Jugoslavia
Salonica
Berlin
Russia
Pashiteh
M. Balugtehiteh
Winter Weather Returns With Hint Of Snow
A brief weather note describes a return to a wintry air after days of Indian summer with a hint of snow in the forecast and cooler temperatures ahead.
Two Reparations Notes Exchanged Between Curzon and Hughes
London reports a publication plan for two reparations notes from Lord Curzon and Secretary Hughes addressing an international conference on reparations. In Washington the exchange of correspondence shows no major developments yet in the reparations issue.
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Associated Press
London
State Department
Washington
Puti
Lord Curon
Sec
Hughes
Washington, D. C
Hughs
Lord Curzon
Bandits Get $185 at Albia Station
Three masked men entered the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad station in Albia and held up the ticket window last night. They escaped with about 185 dollars taken from the cash drawer.
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Associated Press
Albia
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
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