Aviator Dies After Snow Crash in Mountain Flight
A military aviator blinded by snow crashed in a mountain area while flying toward San Francisco. Reports say Lieut. BK Wales died near a farmhouse 29 miles from Santaia after a 12:50 a.m. crash. Other transcontinental air race updates list Capt. G. Smith, Lieut. Swayton, and Major Spate with arrivals and delays as teams push toward New York.
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Noblewoman Seeks Restoration to U S Citizenship
The senate voted to restore Baroness Walter de Mumm to American citizenship from enemy alien status. Formerly Frances Scoville of San Francisco, she married Walter de Mumm in 1913 and later returned to the United States after the war began. The French government plans to confiscate de Mumm wine holdings as the baroness is poised to regain citizenship.
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Mercier to Be Welcomed by Episcopalians in Detroit
Cardinal Mercier of Belgium will visit Detroit October 19 and 20 and be welcomed by the Protestant Episcopal church during its general triennial convention. He may address a joint session of the bishops and deputies and a Roman Catholic faith demonstration is planned. About nineteen thousand Belgian residents in Detroit and nearby areas are expected to greet him.
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Grigio Oeen Near I Miner Fight In Great Britain
London reports a government shift from railway wage issues to miners demands for nationalization. Lloyd George told a deputation the proposals by the Sir John Sinker led group could not be adopted. Miners’ federation secretary Frank Hadges said the premier’s stance deepens a grave situation.
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Japanese denial of threats in Iman incident near Vladivostok
The Japanese general staff denied threatening to back Cossacks against Americans or demanding an apology after two U S soldiers were arrested by Cossacks at Iman Siberia on Sept 4. American units with machine guns were deployed in Iman and Vladivostok area. Cossacks and American troops exchanged detainees and a Japanese intermediary helped secure releases.
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Advertising Value of Newspapers Revealed to Banking Institute
Advertising value of newspapers highlighted by Raleigh Ups of Minneapolis before the American Banking Association in New Orleans. He said newspaper ads remove fear of banks among farmers and bring the public into close contact with banks. A separate item reports Col. Robert M. Thornburden killed in a collision near Letterman General Hospital. A filler ad urges home delivery by 6:30 p.m. and provides contact numbers.
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Fiume Peace Not Far Away View Held by Grazioli
Trieste dispatch reports General Grazioli, ex commander of Italian garrison at Fiume, leaving Trieste for Rome on route from Fiume where he met with Gabriele d Annunzio. He expressed confidence a prompt settlement to the Fiume dispute would be reached as troops remain in possession of Pine ten and government emissaries seek a solution.
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Eastern sugar ban limits shipments west of Pittsburgh
The United States food administration issued an order effective Oct. 15 restricting Western shipments of beet and cane sugar to points west of Pittsburgh Buffalo and the Ohio river due to sugar scarcity. The action follows a request from the United Sugar Equalization Board and aims to rely on beet and Louisiana cane sugar for western needs as production expands.
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United States Food Administration
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Buffalo
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Louisiana
US Soldier Shot in Vladivostok Sparks Allied Protest
An American soldier in Vladivostok was fatally shot by a Russian officer. The incident prompted Allied commanders to demand removal of Russian troops from the city, but a protest from the Omsk government led to withdrawal of the demand.
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Bloodshed Alternative If Peace Isn’t Soon
San Francisco speech by Herbert Hoover warns that without peace and a readjustment of wages, global food supplies will not avert a deadly era. He cites delayed raw material imports, inflation, and rising social unrest as risks to order. He urges increased city productivity and constructive measures to return to normal work.
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Herbert C. Hoover
Commercial Club
Europe
Mr. Hagver
German Disarmament Promised by Tiger Through French Guards
Paris dispatch reports Leon Bourgeois stating immediate disarmament of Germany after treaty ratification. Premier Clemenceau affirms the promise, noting 100 French officers in Berlin to oversee enforcement. Also reports United States Steel orders as of Sept 30 rose to 284,635 tons, up 485 tons since Aug 10.
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Ten Thousand One Hundred Paid For Big Ben Hog
Hannibal Missouri October 10 Big Ben a 1100 pound hog billed as the world s biggest was sold yesterday for 10100 to Bert Potter Pattonsburg Missouri by L Far rison of Taylor near here The buyer was to showcase the animal locally and claim the record for weight and size.
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Mother Accused of Poisoning Two Michigan Children
Shirley Gen cyera Luikart seven dies after slow poisoning. sister Marjorie two years old survives. Detroit report says Mrs Roy Takkart administered poison at Royal Oaks home after family tensions. Father says motive stemmed from a disordered mind and life away from home. Doctor Thomas A. Carten treats the children as authorities investigate the case.
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Yanks Impress Albert as Educator of U S People
King Albert tours a U S military education system aboard his special train praising American schooling. He notes American soldiers absorb military knowledge quickly and cites the educational effort as a key reason for the allies’ strength. He observes village schools and the national schooling system as evidence of strong training.
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Waterloo Commercial Club dissolves for new Greater Waterloo body
The Waterloo Commercial Club assets pass to a newly formed Greater Waterloo organization after elections naming 18 business leaders from Waterloo East and West. The club reports assets of about 20,000 with 144,000 in net assets and a 900 member base including many first time participants.
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Waterloo East
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Arthur Hilssmann
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A. G. Heid
Arthur Young
WF. A. Ferguson
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Alfred Lengley
B. J. Howrey
W. C. Dolson
Marty M. Reed
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Wilson's Sleep Good Appetite Pleases Doctors
President Wilson remains in his room today as doctors say his sleep and appetite are satisfactory. The medical staff report no complications and say he will attend to official matters only as his health allows.
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Miners' Wage Demands Face Central Conference Debate
A joint conference of central competitive coal field operators and miners resumed talks in Wake Beale to settle wage demands. A four-state sub-committee including Ohio Indiana Illinois and western Pennsylvania negotiates while talks remain unsettled and a strike threat looms for November 1.
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Wake Beale
Ohio
Indiana
Lietpols
Pennsylvania
Wool Market Shows Health as Auctions Awaited
The Commercial Bulletin reports a healthier wool market with increased inquiry for all classes. Fine wools remain firmer, medium wools near trading level, and manufacturers plan to await government actions opening November 10.
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Riots in Sarrebruck injure four French servicemen
A French major and three soldiers were wounded in a riot at Sarrebruck, occupied Germany, on Tuesday. The unrest stemmed from labor demonstrations against the high cost of living, with Spartacans joining the protests.
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Petit Parisien
Voters Menaced by Belgians in Plea
Paris reports the German delegation has protested to the League of Nations about the Kapen and Malmedy plebiscite. They seek a commission under League control with no Belgian or German members and strict secrecy to prevent Belgian influence over voters favoring German sovereignty.
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Cold weather grips Nebraska with frost reports
Lincoln Neb Oct 10 cold weather prevailed throughout Nebraska. A killing frost was reported in the western and northwestern districts by the weather bureau. At Valentine the temperature stood 12 above zero.
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City considers building for Greater War relief center
The plan to form a citywide commercial club to study a central home for the Greater War relief effort is being revisited. A proposal from last summer to erect a building near the canal area is expected to return to the new organization for consideration.
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Industry conference advances plans for labor disputes
Washington Oct 10 The national industrial conference adjourns after an hour's recess as the executive committee weighs proposals from capital labor and the public. Capital's 12 principles urge the establishment as the unit of production and legal liability for associations with safe fair work, equal pay for women, and dispute settlement rules.
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