France Holds Up Four-Power Pact and Naval Treaty
Washington Oct 7 The status of the Washington conference naval limitations and the four power pact is clarified as scrapping has not begun but not due to recent events overseas. The article traces signing, ratification, and later actions by Japan, noting Japan’s good faith and Baron Katos rise to premier as proof of continued adherence to agreements.
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Ty MARK_SULLIVAYN
Washington, D. C
Washington
Constantinople
France
Great Britain
Amin
America
Harding
Senate
Japan
Tinghes
Baron Kato
Kato
Chios
Siberia
Sberia
Altho
Peren
Courier Delivery Notice Butchered by OCR
The notice explains home delivery timing and that customers should report missing papers before 6 26 p m. It instructs to call the office if the paper is not received by 6 30.
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Cartier
Itis
Sleep After 36 Hours In Air Over Rockwell Field
Two aviators Lieuts Oakley Kelley and John Macready reportedly rested after a 36 hour flight over San Diego. They landed at Rockwell field aboard the T-2 to recover and prepare for a nonstop flight to New York planned for early November. Aviation officers said the record setting displays marked a new era in sustained flight.
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Rockwell Field
Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
T—Whitle
Isots
John A. MacReady
Oakley Kelly
New York
New Air Pro
Cabernationa
Wesvs Ware
Ay Lieuts
Oakley Kelley
John Macready
Cannon Quits Car to Travel on Train
Danville reports that Uncle Joe Cannon quit his automobile in Indianapolis and traveled by train toward home. He left Washington planning overland travel, with reception planned upon arrival this afternoon.
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Cannon
Danville
Joe
Indianapolis
Washington
Odd Fellows Gather in St. Joseph to Honor Hastin
Hundreds of Odd Fellows from Missouri Iowa Kansas and Nebraska meet in St. Joseph for a conclave honoring Lucien J Hastin elected grand fire of the order for the world at Detroit last month. A street parade and an all night ceremonial session mark the event.
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St. Joseph
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Lucien J. Hastin
Order For the World
Detroit
Nonunion Mine Is Blocked by Blasts in Connellsville Region
In Masontown near the Provant mine three heavy blasts closed the pit mouth and damaged the tipple and lanhouse in the region tied to the Connellsville coke strike. Officials planned to reopen the mine next Monday with nonunion labor.
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Uniontown
Connellsville
Provant
Masontown
McKinley Cousin Dies in California at 77
William McKinley, 77, a cousin of the late President, died of heart trouble while in a Pasadena barber chair. He came from Ohio years ago and is survived by a widow in Pasadena, a son George McKinley of Pitton, Pennsylvania, and two daughters in California.
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Pasadena
Cal
William McKinley
President McKinley
Ohio
George
McKinley
Pieron
California
T. W. Place Is Critically Ill In Waterloo Home
T. W. Place master mechanic of the Illinois Central shops from 1870 to 1901 is critically ill at 312 High Street in Waterloo. His sons William of St Louis and Frederick of Chicago Il are at his bedside. Two other sons A M and Darrence live in Waterloo. He is 86 years old and has suffered declining health for weeks after a long career.
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T. W. Place
Illinois Central
Waterloo
High Street
Tlis
William
St. Louis
Frederick
Chicago
A. M
Darrence
Mr. Place
Eighty Six Makes Cars Represented in National Shows
New York Oct 7 Drawing for space at the twenty third annual national automobile shows took place at the National Automobile Chamber of Lenures offices. Eighty six makes of cars were represented. Show manager S A Miles said the variety of models offers the best product at the best values the public has ever seen. Shows will run in Grand Central Palace New York Jan 6 13 and in Chicago Jan 27 Feb 4. September production reached 205 950 with 265 950 cars and trucks shipped. October trade reports indicate good business ahead though summer months limit gains. Closed car sales aid the fall market with good Christmas prospects in the south weaker elsewhere.
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New York
National Automobile Chamber of Lenures
S. A. Miles
Grand’ Central Palace
Chicago
Coliseum
First Regiment Armory
N. A.C. CL
Mideast evangelist defies threats with loaded guns at sermon
Drewey McAlester Okla Oct 7 Associated Press evangelist EB A Smith performing prayers at Damon Lathmore county faced violence after threats. A gun lay beside the pulpit and two autos with Klansmen arrived as a committee refused to disarm him. Smith claimed unknown elements opposed his meetings.
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Associated Drewey McAlester
Okla
Rav
EB. A. Smith
Damon
Lathmore County
Iday
Alde Arma
Smith
Ke Klux Klan
Texas Woman Kills Man in Her Hotel in Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas October 7 Mrs Josephine Aczam proprietor of a hotel shot and killed Joann Shine a 60 year old bridge builder Shine was reportedly wealthy and insulted her police records note she acted in self defense She had sought an injunction earlier to bar Shine from entering the hotel Brok ers suspend.
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Fort Wort
Tax
Japephine Aczam
Joann Shine
Shine
Aczam
Selz
Adzam
Shing
Aleca
Hye
Virginia
Highway and Agriculture Report Notes Towns in Iowa Territory
A fragment from an October 7 report lists towns Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque La Crosse Mason City and Waterloo. It notes muddy conditions and cloudy skies with roads likely to improve later afternoon as weather clears.
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U. & Department of Agriculture Father Bureau
Ontario fire toll tops seven million. farms devastated
Premier Drury estimated Ontario fire losses between seven and eight million dollars with 150 to 200 farms burned. The disaster affected several northern towns as relief efforts continued after a rail incident near North Bay and a fire in the chicken area. Losses include property and likely life fees, with ongoing recovery plans.
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North Bay
Ontario
Drury
Huge Cash Combine May Fight Wall St
United Press reports plans for a giant alliance between Henry Ford interests and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Co-Operative Bank to press into New York. Joseph J. Hobert Jr plans to visit Ford in Detroit to seek Ford's deposit of 50 to 75 million dollars, signaling a bold step against Wall Street. Stone, grand chief of the engineers and bank president, believes 17 million dollars is insufficient for expansion. The cooperative scheme offers 4 percent interest on deposits and profits shared as dividends after expenses.
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United Press
Cleveland
Henry Ford
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Co-Operative Bank
Wall Street
Joseph J. Hobert, Jr
Detroit
Ford
Tlobert
W. S. Stone
New York
Hobert
Stone
Wei
Tord
Enginers’ Bank
Murder in Saloon Ends in Alley Dumping Case
Chicago police found George W. Heller, 28, dead in an alley after being shot five times in the chest and abdomen. The murder, believed to occur in a saloon rear room, left the body dumped in the alley as the rain fell, with an estimated time of death about three hours prior.
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Chicago
George W. Heller
Kentucky Lover Is Sentenced to Chair
William Creasy of Fort Thomas Kentucky nicknamed the Kentucky sweetheart was sentenced by Judge Smith to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing during the week of November 8 for the murder of Miss rattin of Savoy Ferrport and the Freaport correspondence bureau.
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Micheola
William Creasy
Kentucky
Smith
Sing Sing Prison
Creasy
Fort Thomas
Cummins Won't Campaign Except Explain Rail Law
Des Moines Oct 7 Starter A I 8B Cumming returned to Des Moines yesterday and will not enter the Iowa campaign to defeat Brookhart or help the Democratic candidate. He may make a few speeches in defense of the Transportation act if such action won’t injure Republican congressional candidates. He will not express his opinion of the candidate for senator and said he did not give permission for remarks. Brookhart has denounced him for years and he wants Iowa to know the truth about the act. He will not speak on Brookhart as a Socialist or as a candidate.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Cumming
Dea Moines
Iowa
Brookhart
Cumaring
Mr. Brookhart
Greece Loses Out In Thrace At Mudania Talks
Mudania sessions resumed at 5 am as allied generals continued after late British-influenced arrivals. Paris and London news confirm Britain and France back a plan to allow Turkish occupation of eastern Thrace only after a peace treaty is concluded. Turkish forces face delayed entry, with Greek troops mobilizing in eastern Thrace amid rising tensions and appeals to American opinion for support.
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Associated Pressey Mudania
London
Curzon
Poincare
France
Britain
Great Britain
Paincare
Thraee
Thrace
Straits of the
Dardanelles
Turky
Mudania
Promitr Poineare
Tchatalja
Constantinople
Repulas
Wirers
Istranja
Bosphorus
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Angora
Audanit
Harington
Reuter
United Pressy
Aameerican Publiea
He- Heven
Mustapha
United Press
Mudnanisa
Kemal
Thraca
Hones
Therenchmen
Central
Asia Minor
Hindenburg
Ludendorff
Doss
Iyo
Promises Tie Game as Charity Gift to Players
Everett Scott, Yankees captain, announced after a meeting with league officials that Judge Landis will ensure players receive the tie game receipts as charity if today or tomorrow’s games are affected by weather. It was read that Gie Ochubs would cover the difference to compensate the players.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Everett Scott
Yankees
Landis
Gie Ochubs
Car Shortage Hits Record Grape Crop
United Press reports a nationwide car shortage endangering perishables worth millions with California grape districts New York Ohio Michigan and New England potato regions hardest hit. A railroad committee works to secure refrigerator cars as California’s remaining 25 000 carloads face field delays and weather may determine loss.
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United Press
Washington
BD. C
California
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Maine
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakotas
New York State
Giants Triumph to Take 3rd Straight in World Series
In a damp Polo Grounds afternoon, the Giants beat the Yankees 4-3 to move within one win of the World Series title. Highlights include Giants dominance by Bancroft and Groh with key runs as McQuillan and Mays duel, while Ward hits a solo homer for New York.
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Giants
Polo Grounds
Yankees
Gloom
Jennie Groh
Gureanning
Bancroft
Mays
Groh
Heapcroft
Sac
Frisch
Ion Meusel
Meusel
Scott
Witt
Dugan
Huth Uouth
Cunningham
Pipp
Sugar
Than
Snyder
Schang
Grante
Young
Meurel
Kelly
Maya
Saay
Duran
Ward
Cheep
Scout
Mave
Ftral
MecQuillan
Achaog
McQuillan
Grol
Mousel
Hwrish
Priach
Ruth
Toh
Glanie
Menuseal
Nelly
Elly
Prisch
Gang
Grob
Buancroté
Mass
Errera
Cdnningham
Tung
Meusal
Ant
Ketly
Wes
Throning
Ensel
Keily
Ankees
Hunter Smith
Smith
Cilantin Fancroft
Oregga
Ud Young
Saveeed
Cunningnaica
Eee
Teteee
OL McQuillan
Ie Witt
Ruth Rf
Benth
Sacesay Seis Ah Mayo
Doves Jone
Wee
Afaya
Pipe
Homerun
Mewsol
Groft
Eeoike
Feft
Phusesn
Mars
Nation Buys Interest in Five Iowa Hotels
Sioux City Iowa October 7 W B Nation widely known hotelman today obtained larger interests in five hotels in Iowa and one in Oklahoma from Frank G Warden The hotels involved include the Chamberlain and Kirkwood in Des Moines the Ottumwa hotel in Ottumwa theeadmer hotel in Mason City the Wahkonea hotel in Fort Dodge and the Severs hotel in Muskogee Oklahoma
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Sioux City
W. B. Nation
Hotswan
Iowa
Oklahoma
Frank G. Warden
Rock Island Renews Engineers Contract for One Year
Chicago October 7 The Chicago Rock Island Pacific today renewed for one year its wage working rules and conditions agreement with its engineers the first toad in the west to do so English actress dies Mario Lloyd noted English comedienne died today London October 7
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Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific Today
Ita
Nglish
London
Mario Lloyd
New York Labeled Lazy by William Allen White
AP report from New York summarizes William Allen White criticizing New York for laziness. He contrasts Kansas vigor with New York politics, likening the scene to seasick Father Willie and urging action over talk. White praises Kansas for electing strong governors and taking decisive steps.
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New York
Gov. Allen
Kansas
William Allen White
Willie
Fascisti Organizers Plan Occupation of Rome in Proclamation
Milan reports the Fascisti ex-nationalists threaten armed action against the Wandeti cabinet. A proclamation sets Oct 22 as the start of concentration for the occupation of Rome. Premier Facta hints at resignation to join a new coalition ministry. Also mentions a record for canning fruit and vegetables by Mrs John Newman with 766 quarts prepared for lean years.
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Milan
Gct
Fisciati
Salsa Nome
Fascisti
Roma
Facta Es
Bhenandesh
John Newman
Weather outlook for week in Washington and Mississippi valley
Weather summary notes cooler start to week with normal or above temperatures later. Forecast covers Monday through the week with general patterns for Washington and Missouri valley regions.
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Washington, D
Mississippi
Missouri
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New York Curb Exchange
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Greece
Peave Parley
United Pess
Paris
Vratice and Greet
G Britahy
Hear Cast
Securitory
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Russia
Henry Faben
Yanks
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Ei Snyder
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Rock Island
Bil White
Emporia
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