Gees to Start Return Flight Across Continent
The transcontinental air derby reshapes as pilots prepare the return journey from Mineola to San Francisco. Lieut B W Maynard plans to depart after the 48 hour rule, with several eastbound flyers and two remaining original starters expected to check in at Mineola as fatigue and weather temper enthusiasm.
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Dave Ip
Super-Chickens and Eggs Predicted to Cut Living Costs
Cleveland O Oct Bee reports Alton E Briggs Boston president of the National Poultry Egg and Butter association predicted at the thirty thirteenth annual convention opening session that a new type of super hen is being bred. These birds and eggs, smaller in size, would advance in the near future and reduce the cost of living for the public.
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Alton E. Briggs
Boston
National Poultry. Egg and Butter Association
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Caillaux Faces Peace Intrigue Charge October 25
Paris Oct 14 Joseph Caillaux former French premier will face the high court Thursday on charges of intriguing to obtain a premature and dishonorable peace with Germany. He has been in custody for a year awaiting trial and was moved from prison to town hospital for ill health. The commission of the high court ruled Sept 17 that he must appear to answer the accusation.
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Yavas
Joseph Caillaux
France
Qet
le Journal Today
Caillaux
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Germany
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Tenis
Berlin
Soviet
Russia
Daily News
Bourgeois Named French Member of League Council
Leon Bourgeois former premier and minister of foreign affairs has been appointed France’s representative on the League of Nations council. The decree naming him was signed by President Poincare and Premier Monceau this morning, confirming his role on the commission of the peace conference.
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Associated Press
Paris
Leon Bourgenis
Foreign Affairs
League of Nations Commission of the Peace Conference
France
Council
League of Nations
M. Bourge
Poent Poincare
Monceau
Dry Scotland Is Aim of Prohibitionists to Canvass Women
At a Glasgow prohibition meeting on October 13 the move to canvass women across Scotland on prohibition was announced. W. El Johnson, an Anti-Saloon League organizer, received a large reception as he promoted the British prohibition drive.
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Scotland
Associated Press
London
Glasgow
W. EL Johnson
Great Britain
Paralytic Confesses to 23 Year Old Wife Slaying
A Madison, North Dakota story says Albert Brooks 72, paralyzed, called the state's attorney to his bedside and confessed to killing his wife in Columbus two decades ago. Brooks said he shot her across the breast during a quarrel and fled, traveling the country since. Doctors report no hope for recovery.
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N. D
Paral Albert
Nehi
Columbus
Brooks
Francisco
Epigopal Work in Latta Ame Aiga Topic
Detroit October session of the two legislative bodies of the Protestant Episcopal church considers Latin America church problems and the Monroe doctrine link. James Moore Wickeon, an Anglican, appeared as apostolic healing by his hands. Delegates and bishops discussed the church’s work and related matters.
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Detroit
Mich
Ian
High Generel Canveniiad
Latin America
James Moore Wickeon
England
Japan Embraces a Big Empire Plan and China Tactics
Senate debate cites Lodge charging Japan with breaking open door policy and seeking control of China and Korea. He warns of threats and bribes used in Tokyo’s campaign to mesh Pekin in loans, risking global safety as China’s power grows and U.S. influence wanes.
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la Shantung
Germany
Austria
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Witte
Anese
Russ Red Regime Orders Everyone to War Training
The Latssian Soviet government in Moscow orders mass wartime training and mobilization, while Berlin and Paris report diplomatic maneuvers over measures against Soviet Russia. Officials discuss blockades, troop readiness, and potential compromises as tensions rise amid the looming European crisis.
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Copenhysen
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Mivtkige
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Ita
Wheat embargo lift urged by Barnes plan
Washington reasoned report cites Julius Barnes director of the United States Grain Corporation asking Prent Wilson to remove export and import wheat embargoes. Renr Jalive Young North Dakota introduced a bill for a 25 cent per bushel duty on wheat imports and a $1.52 per barrel levy on wheat flour with 10 percent ad valorem on other wheat products as part of the measure. Barnes reportedly was en route to attend the National Grain Dealers Association convention set to open tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Julius Barnes
United States Grain Corporation
Prent Wilson
Renr
Restriction of Aliens Entering U S Sought in Committee
Washington report notes a favorable committee action on a resolution to extend prewar passport petitions and curb alien entry. Representative testimony and reports indicate many aliens awaiting admission at borders, with aims to restrict entry and set permanent legislation.
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U.S
Associated Pr
Washington, D. C
Ploe
Actor Dies as Play Ends First Act
An actor collapsed and died as the first act closed during a Providence performance. His widow, Mrs Kirawa, faced public attention amid condolences and lingering questions about the incident.
Nut Ealing Suspects Pinched as Gamblers by Minneapolis Cops
Minneapolis detectives from the purity squad report arrest of several suspects amid a chaotic scene on Hennepin Avenue. A gambling ring focused on an almond eating contest led to charges against Ernest Potoplie for running a gambling house.
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Ealing
Minneapolis
Hennepin Avenue
Michael Dohunues
Purity Squad
Trental
Ernest Potoplie
Mine strike balk to be tried by Hoover labor chief
A chaotic transcript shows Hoch Hoo heading a stalled plan to calm a miners strike. Talks at the Washington conference, chaired by Secretary of War Baker, aimed to avert a major coal miners walkout. Officials pressed for a wage agreement amid looming shortages as union leaders and government figures weighed options.
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Stn
Tess Exeent
Pontiner
Wilton
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Trivers
Wilson Wouh
Baker Toorrowe
Federation of Women's Poet'y Clubs
Clovehind
Typesetting Obviated by Literary Digest Photos Printed
The October US issue of Literary Digest showcases radical innovation in magazine production by replacing manual typesetting with photographic reproduction. The full page layout mirrors the original writers’ copy, preserving the reading flow while eliminating traditional makeup and typography.
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Inoue
Walter Cruemil
Wilsons Night Not Restful Bulletin Today
Fragmented report covers President Wilsons health with mentions of a hospital scene and medical notes. It references discussion of the presidents condition, the possibility of a return to public view, and commentary on backstairs gossip surrounding his welfare and travel plans.
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Sensane
Paris
Dock unions spark strike in New York harbor
Reports from New York indicate about 220,080 workers may strike or stay idle as food shortages loom. Longshoremen, dock, harbor, and ferry workers join the stoppage, delaying ships and letting perishable goods rot. President O Connor of the ILU hints at a vote on returning to work while government assurances echo in turbulent meetings.
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New York
New York Today
Wconnor
Express Company
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Theostrike
Taigshoregen
Courier Delivery Notice Rough Time Window
The Courier is believed to be delivered at your home before 5 3 oclock. If an error by the carrier or other cause prevents receipt by that time, call d830 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach this view before Gui a.m.
Arrests In Gary Plot To Bomb Chicago Posts
Chicago reports Ivanoff, alleged central bombmaker, captured near Gary as authorities deny arrests. Secret service observed Ivanoff amid bomb plans tied to Gimbel wrappers and a rising wave of dynamite plots. Two threatening letters to Mayor Rodgers seized. Greenough searches East Chicago for Gary suspects.
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