Caillaux Leaves Washington After Debt Talks In Paris
Joseph Caillaux departs Washington for Paris after negotiations on a five year debt settlement with France, not signing due to authority limits. Back in Paris he will seek approval for a permanent plan as talks continue and a stopgap accord is considered to prevent a breakdown of the conference.
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Paris
Joseph Caillaux
Washington
Franca
United States
M. Caillaux
Five Year Debt Talks Bring Mixed Hope For America
Washington reports a shift in French negotiations on debt with America. Caillaux leaves with a proposal not signed yet, offering increased annual payments if France pays 1 percent interest and principal remains. Americans view progress but demand clearer terms and caution that final accord hinges on France's acceptance.
Courier Delivery Instructions Clarify Missed Paper Policy
The notice instructs customers to call 3100 if the Courier is late before .30 and to report the error to the officer. callers must contact the appropriate person before 6:30 p.m. for a replacement copy to be sent.
Death Ends Long and Sad Vigil of Screen Comedian
Hollywood Cal Oct 3 AP Ben Turpin's long vigil at the bedside of his invalid wife Carrie Lemieux Turpin ended today. He left film work after her illness last December and cared for her as she refused other ministrations. The Turpins, married in Chicago about 48 years ago, worked together on stage and in pictures. They moved to Hollywood ten years ago at the urging of Charlie Chaplin.
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Hollywood
Cal
Ben Turpin
Carrie Lemieux Turpin
Short Interviews With Home Folks
Trixie the red fay quips at the business district about a rumored link with Ellsworth and his entourage. She mocks automobiles while praising pulomobiles and hints at sharing food with Ellsworth’s children. Ellsworth denies the idea and warns about competition in the town. She ends with plans to hunt rabbits in winter.
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Trixie
Red Fay
G. W. Ellsworth
Elsworth Grivelis
Ellsworth
Four Wounds from One Shot Peculiar Accident
Toledo Ohio report details a peculiar accident where Orel Lint son of JC Lint was wounded by a pellet when his shotgun discharged while cleaning his gun. The shot entered the left chest area and traveled through the body to the forearm, describe as a severe though not fatal injury.
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Orel
Lint
Northc
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Heron
Court records deny death claim of George Kindt
In Milwaukee on October 2 an affidavit from George Kindt of Omaha Nebraska denies a reported death declaring he will travel to Milwaukee to prove his identity and be reinstated as living. The estate of the late Carl Kindt valued at 360 900 was probated a year ago.
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Milwaukee
Wis
George
Omaha
Neb
Walter Lehin
Kindt
Carl Kindt
Two Men Kidnap and Assault 12 Year Old Girl
Port Washington Wisconsin report details two men who abducted a 12 year old girl on a street last night and assaulted her from their car near the town outskirts. Police have a sketch of the suspects but no arrests have been made as the girl recovers from hysteria.
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Port Washington
Wis
Thief Sought in Jewelry Heist at Plaza Hotel
New York police pursued a Euronoan thief who followed two rose pink pearls across the Atlantic in a theft from Mrs. James Donahue widow of Frank Woolworth founder. The jewels were valued between 460000 and 750000 dollars. Det. services, including city and hotel agents, coordinated the inquiry. A pearl necklace and a matching piece were taken from a Yonya-Whe suite, after arriving from Paris 24 hours earlier.
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Donahue
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Plaza
Paris
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Robbecg
Brown Swiss Maiden Is Champion At Waterloo Show
The Waterloo Iowa dairy show crowned Cinnamon’s Maiden as grand Brown Swiss champion with Meadow Green Sadie as junior, amid judging of Brown Swiss, Holsteins and Belgians. Dynamometer tests drew crowds despite threatening weather. attendance compared with last year’s Thursday turnout.
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Secetary
Slere
Waterloo
Jimlor
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C. Lehiwid
Monroe
Meadow Green Sadie
Scheid
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Davenport
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Rlanderson
Jersey Farm
Ruston
Shorewood Farm
Crystal Bay
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Seitz
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Waukesha
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Ayrshires
Iowin State College
Lorses
Espases Way
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Patrate Patrave
Stouw Wieg
Arnee
Lews Robinson
Rescuers Retrieve Bodies From S-51 Wreck Near New London
Divers recovered two more bodies from the engine room of the submarine S-51, raising the known death toll to four. The Camden and other vessels continued to monitor rescue operations as officials considered further raising efforts and examined the motor room for signs of life.
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S-51
New London
Mi Oth New
Conn
Qei. 2
H. “Chriy
U.S. 8
Block Island
Wireless
Associated Press
Livers
Walter B Lawton
Somerville
Mass
D. Lindsay
Government Street
Pennsacola
Sind Dour
Newport
KR. L. Get
Simken Subjimarine
Florists Set Convention Dates at Ames November Fifth
Des Moines reports the twenty third annual convention of the Society of Iowa Florists will be held at Iowa State College in Ames on November 5 and 6. A short course program will cover growers topics and retail design. A large mower exhibit is planned with competition among growers.
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Des Moines
R.S. Herrick
Society OF Iowa Florists
Wu Ua
Iowa State Callege
Ames
Alorists
Flag 90x165 Feet to Welcome Legion in Neb
A 90 by 165 foot cloth flag will hang on Brandeis store north wall facing Douglas Street for the American Legion national convention. Ten workers finished the flag in five weeks, the blue field measures 82 feet, stripes are seven feet wide, total weight 730 pounds. It was made in Omaha at a cost of about 4100 dollars.
Troopers Nab 56 Rum Runners in Big Haul Near Bridgeboro
Four state troopers captured a rum-running gang near Bridgeboro on Raines Creek. They seized 1100 barrels of illicit liquor, six cars, a barge, and a cache of smuggled goods. Prisoners were brought to Burlington for processing.
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Get
Ginau Oliber
Revent Stoo
A& Rum
Bridgebore
Raines Creek
Burlington
Explosion Damages U S Motor Yacht During Plymouth Harbor Fire
The motor yacht named for the United States suffered severe damage after an explosion and ensuing fire while anchored in Plymouth harbor. The incident endangered the captain and 11 crew members, with one nearby ship rescuing the others from peril. The Interparliamentary Union rejected Mrs. MacSwiney’s Irish parliamentary membership bid, citing she was not a member of the Irish Free State parliament.
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C. Mets
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Cork
MacSwiney
MacIntany
Sinn Fein Paliament
Plymouth Harbor
James
Champion Bathing Beauty Named Miss America Titleholder
The event, held at the Alainae hotel, crowned Edina Devol as the new Miss America. She has been recovering in bed since Monday but showed confidence she will compete next week.
Dr Ruffin Silent on Wilson Engagement
Dr Ruffin declined to comment when asked about reports from Paris of a rumored engagement between himself and Mrs Woodrow Wilson. The note cites no formal statement and leaves the matter unresolved.
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Wilson
Washington
Sterling
City
Paris
Woodrow Wilson
Jockey Barred for Goading Racehorse
An AP report states jockey Waven de Grace of Mal. Det. was barred for allegedly using an electric battery spark to urge a racehorse. Jack M Frenehysy Schwarta was evicted from the race course yesterday and banned from returning.
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Schwarta
Bull Calf Award Corrections Noted In Report
Courter, Campbell, and Nes Moines entries appear in division results with corrections issued. Sam F P Crahby and Reinheimer Marten are named among competitors. final placements listed as fourth seventh and related adjustments acknowledged yesterday.
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Campbell
Jesup
Brinkman Mrather
Mere Jersey Farm
Nes Moines
A. Reinheimer Marten
Pacific flight head calls for national defense department
Commander John Rodgers urged the creation of a combined army navy national defense department and a strong scientific staff. He warned costs must be reduced and that aviation require secure leadership and a unified plans division to modernize the navy for tomorrow. Rodgers defended the Hawaiian PN-9 flight and challenged Col. Mitchell to critique the arrangements without naming him.
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Navy
National Defense
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Navy Department
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United States Treasury
Shenandoah
William Mitchell
Savannah Line
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Cal
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Woman at 111 cites daily cold baths for longevity
Kenosha Wisconsin October 2 111 year old Louisa M Thiers observes her hundred elev enth birthday. Born in Whiteboro New York in 1914 she dislikes hot baths. Until age 100 she took two cold baths each morning now fewer but still part of her longevity regimen alongside sleep light winter clothing regular meals fresh air and activity.
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Qet
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Shea
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Frank Amusement Buys Plaza Theatre in Sioux City
Frank Amusement company of Waterloo announces the purchase of the Plaza Theatre in Sioux City Iowa for $56,000. The deal is controlled by the Motion Picture Finance corporation of New York, with Frank R Wilson, a former Sioux City newspaperman, as president.
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Plaza Theatre
Frank Amusement Company
Waterloo
Alexander Frank
Iowa
Motion Picture Finance Corporation
New York
Frank R . Wilson
Plans War on Secret Societies in Des Moines Schools
Oct 2. J W Studebaker Des Moines superintendent launches drive to abolish secret societies in local high schools. He warns state law bans fraternities and sororities on campus and promises expulsion for students found violating the rule.
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J. W. Studebaker
Studebaker
Two Air Mail Planes Search for Missing Cleveland Pilot
Two planes were dispatched from Cleveland at noon to search the mountains west of Bellefonte Pennsylvania for Charles H. Ames a missing air mail pilot who disappeared during a flight over the area. J B Whitbeck superintendent of the eastern division directed the search.
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J. B. Whitbeck
Air Mail Service
Bellefonte
Charles H. Ames
Kansas Woman Heads P. E. O. Sisterhood
Mrs. Alice H. Scott of Wichita Kansas was elected national president of the P. E. O. sisterhood at its session in Minneapolis Other officers chosen include Mrs Ola Miller of Washington and Mrs Dora Knight of Oklahoma City as first vice president and supreme organizer respectively.
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Alice H. Scott
Wichita
Kan
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Ola Miller
Washington
4Ora Knight
Oklahoma City
Okla
Rail Merger Brokers Sentenced in Los Angeles
Harry Hibbs and Thomas Iennessey, convicted in a rail merger case, were sentenced today in Los Angeles to terms ranging from 30 to 300 years in San Quentin State Prison. The defendants faced charges tied to a 1960s railroad merger scandal.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Harry Hibbs
Thomas Iennessey
San Quentin
Shot Ends Chime Career of Omata Ex Rail Clerk
Omaha report states Porter, a former Union Pacific clerk and watchman, was shot by special agent Aubrey S. Kies after Porter held up and terrorized passengers aboard the Union Pacific Portland Limited. Porter, dismissed for intoxication after 22 years of service, died later from the wound.
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AL Porter
Mulls
Aubrey S. Ke
Union Worthy Pacific Railroad
Porter
Union Paritie Portland Limited
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