Kellogg Plans New Push For World Peace Pact
Secretary of State Frank B Kellogg outlines a series of public addresses to secure ratification of the outlawry of war treaty. He will speak November 10 in New York at the World Alliance for International Friendship and again November 23 at the Academy of Political Science dinner with Senator Borah and others backing the effort. Latin American hesitation cited as a potential obstacle with six nations not yet aligned, while Brazil and Argentina show strong backing and Chile faces regional disputes.
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New York
Academy of “Political Science
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Idaho
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Federal Reserve Board
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Senate Doubts on Monroe Doctrine and Russia Recognition
Secretary Kellogg argues the Monroe Doctrine is self evident and need not be carved into any pact. He says Russia's Kellogg treaty adherence does not imply recognition and that recognition is a presidential matter. Debate continues over delaying the 15 cruiser bill until navy construction is secured amid pacifist opposition.
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Klan Raised 75 Million as Indiana Trial Opens
D C Stephenson testifies at the Indiana prison that the Ku Klux Klan collected 75 million dollars from the American people during his term as king klenger spanning 21 states. He blames Imperial Wizard Hiram W Evans for the murder of Capt William S Corbin, a former klan official.
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William S. Coburn
Atlanta
Hiram W. Evans
Bovine Tuberculosis Testing Petition Names to be Verified
Walter P. Jensen representing H. G. Peverill and others plans a nanvass of petition signatures urging that compulsory cattle TB testing be submitted to voters at the November election. More than 2,000 names will be copied this week to ease examination of signatures beyond courthouse records. After verification, further legal steps may follow.
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Jensen
Building Permits Listed For Multiple Dwellings and Renovations
Building permits issued for various structures include a Tarenzen dwelling in Kinosier with value noted. Lorenzen dwelling at 627 Kingsing priced at 4000. Johnston chimney at 217 Fourth West valued 100. Earnest garage at 1510 Black Hawk 3200. Nobart Ranard Barage at 116 Irving 300. Pagerlang Barage at 02 California 100. Gallup furnace at 27 Fifth ena Dr. Bickley furnace at 211 Leland.
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Blue Limousine Trails Carlton Family In Camp Romance
The Carlton family discovers a blue limousine mysteriously tailing their motor camping trip. A long-legged youth from the car befriends Julie Carlisle while her parents weigh whether the pursuit is accidental or deliberate as a romance unfolds.
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Foulk and Dolan Obituaries Highlight Des Moines Area deaths
Obituary notices for Levi Foulk of Des Moines and Martin Dolan of Waterloo detail their passing, family survivors, and funeral arrangements. Foulk settled in Cedar township in 1866, was 79, and supported Des Moines University. Dolan, 46, died after years on farming and later in Waterloo, with eleven children listed among survivors.
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Waterloo
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South Street
Sacred Heart Church
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Dolan
New York State
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Dougherty
Mason City
Oswald Dolan
Ryan
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Patrick Dolan
Omaha Neb
Justin Holan
Patrick Granny
John L
Bernadette
Cyrilla Dolan
Brain Tests for New York Eventog Post
A historical OCR fragment describes intelligence tests at major universities. Participants add letters to each word to form new terms, aiming for minimal additions. The exercise includes examples like GLAD becoming GLADE and references to three minutes and answer submission.
Mexican Posters Denounce Visitors to Mexico City
The posters describe the 1100 American Legion visitors as assassins and fascists, signed by Diego Rivero, secretary general of the Mexican section of the Anti Imperialist Tongue of America. They call for the Legion to abandon Mexico and urge Mexicans not to greet the guests, who are staying with Thomas A. Robinson, son-in-law of President Calles.
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The New Hat of Lace
In a small city shop, a clerk named Bill Kemp is pressed by endless returns and exchanges. A timid woman with violet eyes asks to refund a lace hat deposit. she instead offers to donate the hat to a needy family after a basket run, moving Kemp to consider human kindness over policy.
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Political Speaking on Radios Tonight
Radio listings show Republicans and Democrats speaking aboard WEAF and other networks. Notable names include Helen Varick Boswell, Edmund Machold, Ottinger, Hoover, Millard Ivydings, Rabbi Stephen Wise, Royal Copeland, and Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt among speakers across WOR WEAF and 32 stations.
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National Council of Women
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Raymond Robbins
F Louis Elpas
Hatbox Surprise for Violet-Eyed Mrs Bill Kemp
A fragment from a narrative notes a violet eyed wife receiving a birthday gift a hatbox with a large violet bow containing a hat. The scene highlights a playful exchange and a memorable gift fitting the period tone.
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Graf Zeppelin Over New York Before Lakehurst Mooring
The Graf Zeppelin, racing from Friedrichshafen to Lakehurst, tracked a 145 mile east of Cape Hatteras approach with 20 passengers and 40 crew aboard. Repairs to a 60 foot long horizontal stabilizer cut slows, while rationed food and water held steady as experts fought to maintain control above Bermuda.
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Temperatures Forecast Through Weekend
Maximum Saturday about 72 degrees. Minimum Saturday night around 40. Maximum Sunday near 72 with similar low temperatures. Monday shows warmer readings around 68 and 72 as conditions stabilize.
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India's Economic Issue Highlighted by Rotary Speaker
Calcutta educator V. M. Dahibaksh told Rotary Club on economic crisis as 85 percent of India's 320 million people rely on primitive agriculture. He argues industry and American methods, especially visual education, can lift development, noting language diversity and illiteracy as barriers.
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Hold Two Youths on Murder Charge in Davenport
Davenport Iowa October 15 two youths George Davis and Robert White were indicted by the Scott county grand jury on first degree murder in the July 13 shooting of policeman Bernard Geerts at Nayen Fuel company. Both youths under 18 are held without bond in the county jail.
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Bomb Blast Rocks Chicagos Hyde Park District
A powerful bomb exploded in Chicago's Hyde Park hotel and apartment area early today. Police believe garage racketeers hurled the black powder device, tearing holes in walls and destroying several cars. Two garage workers escaped unharmed.
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Oran Mail Pouch Rifled in Depot
A mail pouch was stolen from the Great Western railroad depot at Oran Te before Sunday midnight. The pouch was found in the depot slashed open with contents missing. Sheriff A A Robertson of West Union responded to the call but no clues were found.
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Ex-Inspector Arrow urges drastic justice reforms for Chicago
Ex-Chief Detective-Inspector Arrow formerly of Scotland Yard writes in the Daily Express urging speedier justice and end to graft. He calls for a US central crime records office, abolition of multiple police forces, and laws to curb weapon possession. He advocates harsh punishment to deter crime.
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Real Estate Broker Harry Walther Found Dead in Garage
Chicago police investigated the death of Harry J. Walther, a wealthy real estate broker, found in his garage. Authorities suspected accidental strangulation from a fainting spell and tight collar, while probing possible foul play after a neighbor heard him say he might end it all if business affairs worsened.
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Early photo telegraph explains best closeup portrait tips
New York October reports on how to send photo telegrams for wire transmission. It details choosing a clear closeup, lighting, background options, and the 6 by 7 inch image limit. The system uses two light beams and a grit scanner to transfer images to a receiving cylinder.
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