Bankers' meeting sparks debate over European debts
The American Bankers association call for large scale debt cancellation faces strong public and official opposition in Washington. Officials warn such steps would mislead Europe, undermine trust, and clash with ongoing collection and refunding negotiations.
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Mark-Suleiva
Washington, D. C
American Bankers’ Association
United States
Europe
England
Great Britain
Congress
Act of Congress
America
Hurone
Washington
Asia
Constantinople
Amer
San Felice
Ifc
Delivery Error Report for Morning Courier
The courier indicates papers may be returned if not delivered by 5:80 o clock. Readers should call to request a replacement copy and ensure calls are made before 6:30 p m to avoid further delays.
Monoplane T-7 to Seek Endurance Record Attempt
San Diego Oct 5 Lieuts John A Macready and Oakley Key ly started the monoplane T-2 from Rockwell Field bound for New York without a stop. They prepared 725 gallons of gasoline 35 gallons oil 25 gallons water for a 32 hour supply aiming for 26 to 30 hours at about 115 mph. Fog stalled the attempt and a note warned of mountain passage blockage delaying progress.
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San Diego
Gal
John A. Macready
Oakley Keyly
Rockwell Field
New York
Cal
Army
New York City
Rockwell Geld
Rockwell
Forest Fire Menace Threatens Minnesota Villages
Northern Minnesota faces scattered forest fires over a 100 mile square area as forestry and state military officials fight the blazes. Dry timber fuels the flames. several small settlements are endangered and some reportedly wiped out. Crews, including 100 men near Manganese in Crow Wing county, work to hold back flames amid possible wind and awaiting rain forecasts.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Iron Ranges
Duluth
Cuyuna Range
Crow Wing
GunmanKilled After Gas Bomb Driveout at Shack
Peoria Illinois October 5 Henry Miller two man who wounded Frank Roswell was killed after gas bombs drove him from a shack where he sought refuge. Miller, suffocating, opened the door with a revolver in each hand and fired as a posse opened fire from hidden bushes. He fell with multiple bullets.
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Peoria
Ill
Henry Miller
Frank Roswell
Ralload
Miller
Intoxicated man kills marshal in Lyle Minnesota
Paul Strayer, 48, shot Big Marshal Chris Johnson, about 50, in Lyle Minnesota at about 9 16 this morning. Strayer, intoxicated at arrest, fled after the shooting and was hunted by a dog track from Waterloo. Officers say the incident stemmed from Johnson ordering Strayer off the street.
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Lyle
Minn
Chris Johnson
Big Marshal
Paul Strayer
Strayer
Johnson
Shores
Waterloo
Still Explosion Claims Two Lives In Still Operations
A moonshine still blast in a northwest side building killed two men and injured nearly 20 others, many of them from nearby, as police and fire crews continued to handle the scene and cleanup after the outbreak of explosions and fires linked to illicit distilling.
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Chiskys
Fromen
Firemen die in Elevator Trapping at Philadelphia Fire
Four firemen perished in a warehouse and leather factory blaze in Philadelphia. They were trapped in an elevator and suffocated as flames engulfed the buildings. Local authorities reported the tragedy occurred early today, with extensive damage to the factory and two warehouses.
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Philadelphia
Tariff Ends Solingen Steel Trade With United States
Solingen Germany Oct 5 A new tariff has halted the United States as a major market for German steel and iron goods. Orders have canceled and demand from America for furnished steel products has fallen, forcing Solingen mills to reduce output and working hours devido to reduced orders and curtailment.
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United States
Solingen
Ruennish
Prussia
America
Policemen Watch Crowd as He Holds His Place at Polo Grounds
In New York Ort a man named Raymond De geer from Stamford Conn waited in the Polo Grounds crowd from midnight until 7 am. About 3 am eight patrolmen arrived and enforced order as De geer kept his place and rested while officers watched for unruliness.
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New York
Polo ‘Grounds
Raymond Degeer
Stamford
Conn
Mountbatten Couples Honeymoon Adds Odd Games
Lord Mountbatten and Lady Mountbatten arrive on a honeymoon visit and discuss playful games titled beaver and decameron. The pair joke that beaver scores points from bearded looks while decameron involves selecting beauty spots on faces. Mountbatten claims proficiency in both games.
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Lord Mountbatten
Vancouver Relief After Bella Coola Flood
Vancouver, B. C., Oct 5 Relief was sent last night for flood victims near Bella Coola on the British Columbia coast. The flood left 175 residents homeless as buildings floated away and two bridges were washed out. A nearby settlement along the river is flooded, but no loss of life is reported as residents fled to the hills. Bella Coola lies at Burke Channel head, 400 miles from Vancouver, with no telegraph or telephone service.
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Vancouver
B. C
Bella Coola
British Columbia
Burke Channel
80 Girls Gassed by Ammonia Fumes at Brooklyn Factory
Ammonia fumes poured through the Skibo Confectionery building in Brooklyn trapping about 100 workers and 80 girls. Firemen with masks searched for victims as authorities moved to assess injuries and determine the incident’s scope. Illinois Central Railroad secured 6.6 million dollars in equipment trust certificates to fund the purchase of 3,600 gondola cars and 65 engines.
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New York
Skibo Confectionery Company
Brooklyn
Washington
D. C
Illinois Central
Merce Commission
War clouds flaring as Thrace fate nears Mudania pact
Greek crowds rally as Athens prepares for possible war over Thrace after Mudania talks between allied and Turkish delegates. Britain and France express optimism. Greek leaders press to retain eastern Thrace while terms from Mudania outline troop withdrawals and a ten day Greek evacuation plan.
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Smyrna
Athens
United Press
Thrace
Greece
Europe
Mustapha Kemal
Asia Minor
Venizelos
Grek
Humane Association Studies Livestock Transport
Delegates at the American Humane association forty sixth annual convention in St Paul Minnesota focus on livestock transportation losses in transit and humane handling. The session covers methods to prevent losses and improve welfare during movement of animals.
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St. Paul, Minn
American Humane Association
Hoover Unable to Address Bankers in New York
Herbert Hoover secretary of Commerce failed to address the American Bankers Association convention at the Commodore hotel in New York. He was unable to speak to the gathering today.
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New York
Herbertl Hoover
Commodore Hotel
American Bankers’ ‘Association
Mullionaire Threatened in Blackmail Note
Federal postal authorities in San Francisco probed an extortion plot against Gorham K. King of Red Bluff. Four threatening letters demanding $20,000 under threat of death were turned over for investigation.
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San Francisco
Cal
Gorham K. King
Red Bluff Regi Jdent
Weather Report Sketch from Charles City Territory
Weather Bureau summary notes a readable report on Iowa towns Algona Chartes City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Mason City and Waterloo. The chart describes good condition overall with reports of ro or pathin? likely routine maintenance and general weather notes for October 5 1622.
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Department of Agricultura Weather Bureau
Chartes City
Algona
Cadar Rapids
Davenport
Dek Moines
Dubuque
la Cronre
Wiz
Mason
City
Wiverty
Veronoff Proves Rejuvenation Gland Operation
Paris reports Dr Serga Veronoff presented two patients at the international congress of surgeons showing lasting effects from the nonkey gland operation. Arthur Liardet of London, age 76, now has a full head of hair and continued activity since 1920. The surgeon claimed the procedure is simple and safe, with motion pictures shown of the operation stages.
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United Praisic
Paris
Serga Veronoff
International Congress of Surgeons
Arthur BE. Liardet
London
Veronoff
United Press
Voronoff
Red Millionaire Must Serve Term with Communists
William B. Lloyd reputed millionaire and 17 other party members were denied a rehearing as the supreme court upheld their convictions for attempts to overthrow the government. Lloyd, son of Henry D. Lloyd, was sentenced to one to two years and a $2.00 fine.
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Springfield
Til
Wiliam
B. Lloyd
Supreme Court
Lloyd
Nfilionaire
Henry D. Lloyd
Marriat
Bross
Chicago Tribune
Fire devastates Ontario towns as refugee camps form
North Bay dispatch reports a forest fire raging across northern Ontario with estimates of over 100 dead and tens of thousands displaced. George W. Lee warns of immense property losses as Halleypury North Cobalt Charleton Englehart and others suffer total or partial destruction. Rescue efforts report refugees arriving at North Bay from Heileybury with fears of mass drownings at a crowded dock.
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Associated Press
North Hay
Ont
Forrest
Heileybury
Au Dock
Beni Gu
George W. Lee
Temioherig & Northern Ontario Railway
North Country
Ife
Halleypury
North Cobalt
Charleton
Heaslip
Englehart
North Ba
Epidemic of Cholera Spreading in Tokio
An epidemic of cholera is reported to be spreading in Tokio. Fifteen deaths have occurred due to the dread disease.
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Tokio
De Valera Ready to Quit Amid Free State Gains
Dublin reports captured correspondence showing Eamonn de Valera, leader of the rebels, is anxious to quit as Free State victories mount. British warships withdraw from Irish waters after renewed rebel setbacks in Kerry and elsewhere. 23 irregulars killed at Killorglin and Drogheda areas as irregulars blow bridges.
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United Press
Dublin
Eamonn le Valera
Free State
Irish
The
Daily Nail
London
Irish Republic
de Valera
County Kerry
Ireland
Killerglen
Killergreen
Drogheda
Giants and Yankees Tie After 10 Innings In Darkness
At the Polo Grounds New York Oct 5 the Giants and Yankees played 10 innings to a 6 6 tie when darkness halted play in the world series game 2. Bob Shawkey and Jesse Barnes matched curves and fast balls as the crowd packed the stands and Meusel and Ward homered for New York.
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Nys
Giants
Yankees
Mildebrand
Associated
Premyj
New York
Robert Shaw Jey Yclept
Bob Tha Gob
Ingsing
Shawkey
Jens Barnes
Sericea
Frank Irtach
Huggins
Babe Ruth
Mit
George Murray
Ruth
Bob Shawkey
Trish" Meusel
Whally Pipp
Yank First Packer
Jess Barnes
Bob Shawkes
Blue
Calgete
Carmen Hill
McGraw
Dugan
Scott
Initele Alt
Snyder
Bary der Gut
Alngia
Pipp
Stengel
Staneel Cunningham
Barnes
Ward
Cunningham
Bancroft
Ben
Frore
Gianta
Schang
Frisch
Chang
Whde
Aelow Curve
Groh
Firat
Scott Frisch
Ape
Giante
Groh Wark
Meusel
Menial
Young
The
Kelly
Bron
Wie
Witt
Grah
Duen
Aries
Balla
Pippy
Glanted Cunningham
Snyder Ods
Digan Barnes Ernes
Harney
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