McReynolds Realizes Mother's Dream as He Joins Supreme Court
Lifelong Kentucky woman witnessed her son James Clark McReynolds sworn in as associate justice of the U S Supreme Court. The ceremony at the court followed by a White House visit, with none of his relatives present but friends from Vanderbilt among the attendees. The commission read to the court and the new justice took the oath on the court's Bible.
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Supreme Court of
Ltte
Justice Lurton
Tennessee
McHesneila
James Theole
WE Reynolds
AG Fortress
Seamebal Teta
Tae E Teattarm
Daves
Vetern
Thomas Weehe
Dieoneral
Justive
Tae Cort
New York
Washington
Herald
Kentucky
James Clark McReynolds
Supreme Court
Elkton
White House
Bonds Authorized for Potomac Drawers Project
A proposed act authorizes 271000 dollars in bonds for the Potomac Drawers and associated company to issue bonds. The plan sets aside 70000 dollars for approved use, with sale to the highest bidder under commission guidelines. Proceeds fund specified company needs and the replacement of certain orders, with public notice to follow.
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Escertission Vester- Cas Auchar
Potomac Drower
Campary
Rysuie Uhrorden Stadtiek Autharits
Misty
Asa
Peter of Aiots
Tatasiath
Prota Carita
Seat
Denies New Peace Offers Amid War Dispatches
The article notes that President Kennedy rejected new peace offers amid the war, acknowledging changes in strategy and potential shifts in policy. Officials warn against similar concessions to other parties and emphasize a firm stance on ongoing hostilities.
Titanic Survivor Death by Own Action Aboard
A Titanic survivor story describes a death by self harm aboard the ship, mentioning Mrs Arnie Robinson Lovetnedt and a stewardess role. The fragmentary text references a sea voyage, a Tees region, and an arrival at a shore with emotional reactions.
Germans Again Shell Rheims and Fight on the Aisne
Eyewitness despatch from Field Marshal French’s HQ details German shelling of Rheims, selective firing at Allied officers, and patrols, with accounts of prisoner behavior, aerial combat, and war methods observed along the Aisne front. The report notes shell waste, concealment tactics, and countermeasures from French and British forces during early October fighting.
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Rheims
Aisne
French Expert Urges Replacing Forts With Mobile Works
Tarut Cot Rousset argues permanent fortifications failed at Antwerp and would be replaced by movable, cast and nail construction works placed as needed. He warns shells cause little damage to such defenses and cites historical echoes from 1870 and Belgium’s triple barrier. He stresses a nation’s safety relies on an effective mobile military force ready to resist invasion.
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Antwerp
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VWI
Col Rousset
Mets
Basaire
Uct
Belgium
Lirge
Namur
Maubeuge
Lemberg
Rousset
Hirschauer
Pharsa
Army
Danya Cochin
Aerolab
German Defender Says France Lied About War Troops
The German envoy denounces a French claim that France deployed artillery and regiments in Belgium before the war. He dismisses the source as unreliable and accuses Germany’s opponents of fabricating evidence while Paris mourns terror attacks. He notes France’s actions and asserts Germany’s stance on the prewar period.
Washington Man Elected President by National University Law Class
The National University Law School junior class elected a Washington man as president after a spirited contest between Milo A. Lang of Colorado and Edward S. Brashears of Washington, D. C. Lang had been first vice president last year and Brashears the candidate with a strong win. Other officers include Frederick Riedesel, Minnesota, first vice president. W. Gilbert Dent, D. C., second vice president. Donald Poault, Tennessee, recording secretary. G. L. Shores, California, treasurer. Harber Church, California, corresponding secretary. Morvis Virsach, New York, historian. Otto E. Koegel, Indiana, sergeant-at-arms.
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Washington
Milo A. Lang
Colorado
Edward S. Brashears
Washington, D. C
Lang
Brashears
Frederick Riedesel
Minnesota
W. Gilbert Dent
Bankers in Session 1 At Richmond Convention Opening
Rich mond VA October 12 2500 bankers delegates arrive for American Bankers Association sessions opening tomorrow with talks by B Parker Willis editor of a financial journal on the Federal Reserve Act and plans to expand publicity and educational work across the banking community.
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Federal Board
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Financial Journal
American Bankers’ Association
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Trust Company
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Federal Reserve Act
B. Parker Willis
Federal Reserve Board
Reynolds
Associa
Glass
House
Charles 5. Hamlin
Germans Defeat French Cavalry and Antwerp Notes
Reports quote reactions to bombardment fears and reveal archival documents on possible English intervention in Belgium. Key items include a 1906 Belgian war minister report with British attaché, a planned 11 000-man force, landing sites Dunkirk Calais Boulogne, and notes on espionage and Franco Belgian alignments.
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Belgium
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Dunkirk
Calais
Boulogne
Bernardiston
Holland
Antwerp
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Prussian
Rhineland
Baron Greiich
Berlin
Foreign Office
White House Visitor Arrested for Disorderly Conduct
Col Wayne Belvin of New York, 65, was arrested at 11:45 am in the White House lobby by Secret Service officer James Sloane Jr on a disorderly charge. He was taken to First precinct in a house wagon, released on $1,000 collateral. White House police recall Belvin as a New York stock broker who once sought to sue President Roosevelt during the Roosevelt era.
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White House
Secret Service
James Sloane, Jr
Col
Beivin
House of Detentmr
Tolice
Tol
Helvin
New York
Froosevelt
Roosevelt
Paris Bombardment and New Air Squadron Reported
Paris endures shelling as trains fill with evacuees and a new squadron is formed to counter German air raids. Officials moved to prevent further attacks after three people were killed and fourteen wounded. Authorities designated preventive measures.
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Bordeaux
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Vatican
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Aurrace
France
Antwerp
Parte
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Movements of Ocean Steamers
Movements of ocean steamers list arrivals at Philadelphia and New York with ships like Borlambean from Sewoch Cathaginian from Prageipya Mauretents from Ulverpee Ofna from Glaspan Newark Carmasia from Glasgow and Sea Vek visiting port during the period.
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Sewoch
Prageipya
Philadelphia
Nea Yoko
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Ulverpee
New York
Ofna
Glaspan
Newark
Carmasia
Glasgow
Sea Vek
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