Locarno Pact Ends Meet With Dawn of New Europe
Locarno conference in Locarno Switzerland ends a security meeting with five treaties including a nonaggression pact among France Germany Belgium and Britain and Italy to act against violators. Germany joins the League of Nations and leaders hail a new era of peaceful neighborly life despite cautious German commentary at home.
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Locaras
Switzerland
Europe
Alfied
Loraine
France
Germany
Belgium
Great Britain
Italy
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Stresemann
M. Briand
Locarco
Landon Dee
Locarno
Briand
Dr. Strese- Iwann
Abandoned WWI Plane That Killed Three Was Condemned
Three men died when a plane with an obsolete type design crashed near New Salem after an engine gas explosion. Victims were Lieut George Burgess and two Dayton aviation editors Wilbur Winch and Maurice Hutton, returning from Mitchel Field air races. Verge Zimmerman, the star photographer, also on board. The aircraft had been previously condemned by aviation experts at Mitchell Field and criticized by the government board in Washington.
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Union Town
New Salem
George Burgess
Wilbur Winch
Fei
Dayton
Maurice Hutton
Dayton Herald
Verge Zimmerman
Star
Burgess
Mitchelfeild
Long Island
Co. Mitchell
Washington
Train wreck kills twelve on Genoa line in Catanzaro crash
A tragic express crash near Catanzaro leaves twelve dead and twenty nine injured as a high speed train derails after plunging from a bridge on the Genoa–Mitatee route, authorities report.
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Genoa
Catanzero
Notable figures headlining in early medical and political pledges
Lord Dawson, royal physician to King George, will attend the Philadelphia congress of the College of Surgeons. Admiral Sims, retired U S Navy, criticizes current policy as driven by untrained officers. Dean Inge condemns wider education, while Roberto Farinecci orders reprisals against critics of Fascist Italy.
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Lord Dawson
King George
Philadelphia
Congress of the College of Surgeons
Admiral Sims
U. S.N
Wort Tees
Inge
St. Paul's
London
Roberto Farinecci
Fascist Party
Italy
Farmers inl Arms Pheasant Stand For Homecoming Week
Orange and Waterloo township farmers vow to post signs and protect pheasants during a three day shoot October 20 to 23. They argue birds control pests and add beauty while noting hunters sometimes trespass and kill birds out of season. A Waterloo meeting yields 38 signatures on a notice forbidding hunting on enclosed lands, with more expected.
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Orange
Waterloo Township
Consolidated
Orange Township
Awa
Waterloo
Cedar Heights
Cas
Virden
Watering
Mack Hawk County
Iowa
Davis Sentenced to Up to Ten Years in Auto Theft Case
Harry Davis formerly of Water 1 00, 120rs and Mary a. Sillwater faced auto theft charges. Davis was convicted in a Minneapolis court after a 30 minute jury deliberation. Federal prosecution was discussed with Deputy Sheriff Warren Higkey testifying at the trial.
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Harry Davis
Water 100
Minnesota
Mary A. Sillwater
Minneapois
Tarie Otens
Chiat Po A. Leighton
Sherif Warren Higkiey
Waterloo
Leeper Retrial Scheduled in Marengo Court
Iowa news reports Robbert Leeper, imprisoned for the December 27, 1922 murder of Ror Vertz, will face a retrial in Marengo on Monday October 13 after a supreme court order.
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Iowa City
Robbert Leeper
Iife
Ror Vertz
Marengo
Supreme Court
Birthday Surprise for Local Minister
Cedar Falls on October 17 hosted a surprise party for Reverend FX Miter an M E minister marking his eightieth birthday anniversary. The annual event drew a crowd familiar with the clergyman from his years in the community.
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Cedar Falls
Frienas
FX. Miter
Sne
Dead Man's Wife Seeks Insurance Money Return
Mrs William H Turner, widow of a Kentucky mine foreman, travels from Trenton to New York to question a man claiming to be her husband and to demand the return of $83,000 in life insurance payments. Police restrain her from leaving the city as investigators pursue the imposter case and review attached securities in Trenton and Miami related to further insurance claims.
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New York
Mirgine
Turner
Trenton
CUNY
Willian Mo Turner
Kentucky
William H. Turner
Tombs Prison
Germany
Bill
Henry Wilson
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Miami
Fla
Pollice
Purner
F. F. Farley
Po-Lce
Manley Thompson Guilty of Murder Hears Fate Today
The court hears Manley Thompson guilty of murder with expectations of a life term. Judge Willett outlines Thompson’s confession and the planned robbery of Dr Pinkerton's office conducted with Lynus, Thompson’s adopted son, as they traveled from South Dakota to Minnesota and Des Moines to purchase weapons before the break in on August 12.
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Manley Thompson
Udze Wittett
Heth J
Willett
Thompson
Dr. Pinkerton
Lynus
Thea
Ork
Dakota
Pinkerton
Slue Earth
Minn
Des Moines
Laer
Slace Bens
Maniey Thompson
State Penitentiary
Trompson
Street Cars Have Bad Morning at West End Bridge
Two street cars collided at the West End Bridge within 10 minutes. Miss Laurene Rose, owner of a beauty shop at 177 Bridge Street, reported her car was struck by car No. 365 at 1 a.m., with damage. At 8 a.m., L. C. Wearin of 311 Thompson Avenue drove into car No. 156, causing wheel and fender damage.
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Aviet Automoniles
Fourth Street
Laurene Rose
Brdee Street
L. C. Wearin
Thompson: Avenue
Carrie Moore Fined for Moonshine Possession During Cattle Congress
Carrie Moore, Tegress, arrested during Cattle Congress week for toting a pint of moonshine. She pleaded guilty to illegal transportation, appeared before Judge J C Reem, and was fined 100 or 30 days in jail. attorney said the fine would be paid.
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Carrie Moore
J.C. Reem
FINED FOR FAIL TO TRANSFER LICENSE
Legal notice of license transfer failure involving Poo Morgan at 317 Hartman Street. Arraigned in Innio mat court on a charge tied to violations of traffic and insurance statutes. Probationary terms and fines possible. details unclear due to OCR errors.
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Poo
Morgan
Hartman Treet
Inniomat
Hiay
Lyndge 3
C. Been
Census says farm decline 1.2 percent amid shifts in 1920s
Census figures show 6,372,608 farms in the United States now, down from 6,148,843 in 1920, a 1.2 percent drop driven by abandonments in the South and subdivision of large ranches into smaller units. The West saw growth as intensive small-scale farming expanded.
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Pacific
Three Freight Cars Seized Labeled Potatoes and Cement
Prohibition agents seized three freight cars in Albany claiming 900 barrels of beer valued at $9000. One car marked cement bound for New York, two marked potatoes were en route to New Jersey. Local agents refused to disclose the starting point of the cars.
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Albany
Prohibition
Renseclaer Gailroad
Toray
New Yorks
New Jersey
Funeral services for William W Pierce scheduled Monday
William W Pierce died yesterday at age 9 percent. Funeral at 2 oclock Monday at 312 Lafayette Street. Rev Robert N MacDonald of Beloit will officiate with burial at Fairview. Hymns include Lead Kindly Light Going Down the Valley and Jesus Lover of My Soul. Pallbearers include J S Tuthill J At Smith J D Caldwell M J Way Wick Roy Watkins Truman De Roane Frank Fuller Peter Daley. Relatives Mrs Ida Lawton Mrs Margaret Leonard and Add Webster among others. Edward Croak funeral services set for 10 am Monday at O Keefe Towne chapel in Oklahoma City.
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William W. Pierce
William W Pierce
Laffayetta Street
Robert N. MacDonald
Beloit
Wis
Wanut Street
Baneist Church
Fairview
Pierce
Jesus
Alny
Henry Bunnell
James Megegisen
Peter Daley
W. B. Howell
Mr. Pierce
Tuthill
Smith
Epward Croak
Edward Croak
Olahoma City
Okla
O'Keefe &Towne Chapel
John McDonald
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Croak
Waterloo
Oklahoma
Hisaughter
Thomas Boland
J. T. Sullivan
Reniem
Oklahoma City
Anna Nilsson Divorced From John Gunnerson in Los Angeles
Actress Anna Q. Nilsson was granted a divorce from John Marshall Gunnerson a wealthy shoe merchant in Los Angeles California. The decree noted Gunnerson did not contest the action and pictured himself as a jealous nagging husband.
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Anna
Los Angeles
Cal
Get
INS
Anna Q. Nilsson
John Marshall Gunnerson
Gunnerson
Tornado Rips Through Kentucky Towns Killing Hope and Harming Hundreds
A tornado racing at around 80 miles per hour struck south central Kentucky late yesterday, injuring at least 12 and possibly many more as it tore roofs from houses, destroyed barns, uprooted trees, and toppled telephones across four counties. Bowling Green reported the worst damage with ten injured. Woodsonville saw a woman and a boy hurt as a buggy was overturned. Rumors of Gamner being wiped out circulated as three houses and a barn near Thomas Landing were blown into the Barren river, with a four day old baby among those displaced but unharmed.
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Louieville
Kentucky
Bowling Green
Woodsonville
Altho
Seolor
Gamner
Tony
Thomas Landing
Lacey Smith
Huskies Aim To End California Thirteen Game Streak
Washington coach Enoch Barshew seeks an upset over California as the Huskies chase a break in a long grid-tie with the Golden Bears. Washington, after four wins and two losses, targets Lincoln Nebraska on Oct. 17 and a Stanford game on Nov. 7 while focusing on line play and kicking.
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Wash
Oet
Washington
California
Monarchs
Pacific “Oast
Husky
Golden Bears
Enoch W. Barshew
Everett
Uis
University of Nebraska At
Lincoln
Huskies
Leland Stanford
Westcomers
Bagshaw
Free State President Unwitting Spy During Irish Army Moves
Dublin reports credit President Cosgrave with unknowingly acting as a spy during the first Free State army maneuvers near Dublin. A young officer questioned him about roads and vehicles, and Cosgrave briefly shared details that could have exposed the field deployment. The officer reminded civilians not to share army information, and Cosgrave agreed to refrain.
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Get
Prase Renorts
Cosgrave
Free State
Cossrave
Soviet Three Year Trial Marriage Law Reported
Berlin reports the Soviet government approved a three year probation marriage system. If satisfactory both parties may marry permanently. if not, they may separate without standard divorce. Probationary marriages require city registration and can be nullified by a blue pencil mark. Names and parental naming options are discussed for spouses and children.
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Berlin
Berliner Lokal Anzeiger
Russia
The
Anzeiger
Vork
Rong
Thanthar
Bad Check Artist Paroled After Seven Year Sentence
Raymond C. Blackmer pleaded guilty to cheating by false pretense in Judge W. Wood's district court division. He was sentenced to seven years in the reformatory at Allamosa but was paroled to Sheriff J. T. Wagner after promising to reform. Blackmer had been jailed since September 27 after being brought back from Cincinnati on charges of issuing bad checks.
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Raymond C. Blackmer
W. Wood
District Court
Allamosa
Wood
Linckmer
J. T. Wagner
Blackmer
Cincinnati
Religious Lessons by Mail Reach Isolated Children
Chicago, Oct. 17 AP A program of home based religious education by mail helps rural and isolated children attend the church life. Miss Vera L. Noyes supervisor of religious education in the Diocese of Chicago says the lessons are designed to fit varying childhood needs, to spark thinking and create a religious atmosphere in homes.
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Chicago
Printers Renew Postal Rate Revision Fight At Chicago
At the United Typothetae of America convention in Chicago the week of Oct 12 printers will consider renewing their campaign for postal rate revision. Delegates include A E Goodwin of London and A Owen Jones of Caxton Magazine. The opening day features registration and group meetings with several trade associations.
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Chicago
United Typothetae of America
Great Britain
A. E. Goodwin
London
Federation of Master Printers and Allied Trades
Owen Jones
Caxton
Lonon
Smudge Triggers Alarm At Residence
An overheated furnace caused a smudge at Leon Bender’s home 186 Eleventh Street West, triggering a fire alarm at 9 16 am today. There was no damage. Harold C Swant of Chicago and others listed for marriage licenses appear in the notices. Road graveling plans were discussed in Marshalltown with boosts to south country routes to connect with improved highways. A World record by John Henry Meare in 1933 is noted with a timespan of 35 years and 35 minutes?
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Waterloo
Iowa City
Iowa
Illinois
Leon Bender
Eleventh Street
Marshalltown
Gil Man
John Henry Meare
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Orange and
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Robert Cass
Merlin Stein
Frank Fish
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Herman Miler
Ernest Henderson
Max Miller
Walter Coward
William O'Neil
Milo Miller
A. B. Gaambers
Stanley Moore
J. G. McAlvin
H. Bo Glowers
Fla. Wiley
J.J. Fearde
William St. Clair
Edward Ruge
Galen Hershberger
Robert Nauman
Henry Nauman
Burdette South
Lester Cross
Lyte MacDonald
Howard House
A. Zimmerman
Fransiz Thompson
Kathyrine Thompson
Margate Thompson
Nforiense Morgan
Arlene Cole
Irma Coe
Eva Moore
Helen Moore
Edna Suffern
Sherman McNary
Leon Link
Leeper
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Jona Contreras
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U. S
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Agricultural America
Census Bureau
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Nice
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R. H. Denny
Robert Brown
West High School
IDO
Jack Dunley
Walter Stoner
Maude Papp
Tornadl
Little Trigamist
Virgnia Gorman
Olgamy
Croup
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Tynotheine Cost Accounting Association
International ‘Trade Composition Association
American Printers’ Cost Commission
Harold C. Swant
Grate Barger
Charles City
Maurice McGee
Myrtle Hally
Joe Duke
Cora Cofer
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