Kenyon Seen As Presidential Hope Amid Wilson Illness
Washington reports Edward Fraser Edwards notes Kenyon’s potential as a future president if he can move a steel strike investigation into action. Analysts say President Wilson’s illness shifts the race, elevating Vice President Marshall as a possible Democratic nominee and executive contender.
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Pact Vote Change Proposed by Johnson Rejected
Washington October 27 The Johnson amendment to the peace treaty seeking to raise US voting power in the League to match Britain and dominions was rejected 38 to 40 in the Senate In the roll call 36 Republicans and 2 Democrats supported adoption while 40 opposed it with 18 senators not voting including Walsh and Reed absent or paired The Moses amendment on league voting power was taken up as the debate continued with a possible final vote expected before adjournment
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Sumner Man Killed Beating Train To Crossing
Sumner Li October 27 Simon Edwards about 35 died twenty minutes after being struck by a C. G. W. railway passenger train at a.m. today. He ignored warning signals hoping to beat the train. He was a bachelor and his nearest relatives are a brother in law and two sisters.
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Mystery surrounds death of Lyons and burning farm
Oct. 2 near Plano aftermath after a house fire revealed the body of John Lyons 68 a wealthy farmer who lived alone on the property. Neighbors found Lyons dead in the house as flames consumed all buildings on the site. Fire destroyed livestock but most was saved. Authorities seek cause amid unclear circumstances.
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Fragmentary political reflection on a president's fate
A muddled passage questions the image of a future president and the implications of his possible release. It ponders whether public doubt may push him toward a more prominent role or leadership before any formal outcome.
Prosecution of Red Orators Favored by Senators
Washington Oct 27 Senators favored federal prosecution of persons exhibiting the red flag or advocating overthrow of the government as the judiciary committee ordered a bill reported today.
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Biggest airship in world to be bought by U S
Washington Oct 97 The navy department expects to close the purchase of the British airship R-38 the largest in the world now under construction in England Two and a half million dollars were appropriated for the airship and pilot training The R-35 is 694 feet long 86 feet in diameter and 92 feet six inches high with a 45 ton useful load Speed up to 60 knots The British air ministry offers to train personnel so the airship can be handed to an American crew upon delivery
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Archduke Joseph of Austria Poised to Become Hungary King
Stockholm journal notes from an informed source that Archduke Joseph of Austria is likely to be elected king of Hungary. The report says his popularity and authority are rising, with Princess Augustine of Bavaria also popular. If the Entente objects, the Hungarian crown may be offered to a foreign prince, possibly from the English royal family.
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Italian professor challenges Newton on gravitation
At a Rome meeting dated October 26, Prof Majorana questioned Newtonian gravity. He argued that a lead ball in mercury shows a lighter apparent mass, stars attract differently, solar heat arises from interior gravity, and evolution of the world ties to these findings, promising a revolution in astrophysical science.
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Roosevelt Birthplace Memorial Week Signals National Tribute
Memorial meetings and dinners mark Roosevelt birthday observances at Oyster Bay and New York sites. Leaders including Will A. Hays and Herbert Hoover speakers as Roosevelt Memorial association extends its membership drive amid Labor Conference notes and union representation debates.
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Canton Steel Rioting Calmer Prompts Troop Decrease
Canton Ohio reports a reduced need for state troops amid ongoing steel strike unrest. Gov Cox suspended Canton mayor Charles Poorman for alleged mismanagement. Troops stationed 20 miles away at Akron mobilized earlier to quell riots, with workmen reentering United Alloy Steel and Stark rolling mills and few pickets remaining. The scene showed diminished disorder and increasing calm this morning.
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Dutch Press Opposes Surrender of Count Hohenzollern
The Sted Press of The Hague reports widespread Dutch outrage over an article in New Amsterdamer advocating extradition of the former German emperor. Editor Prof Van Hamel argues extradition transcends royal matter and must follow new jurisprudence.
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Labor unrest across nations mirrors in American industry
Morning papers compare British miners’ nationalization push with American strikes in coal and industry. The Daily News and Chronicle note coincidences amid Wilson illness and a Washington labor conference as they discuss reorganization of work, worker rights, and the push for cooperative moves to restore individual control over labor.
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Army Air Inquiry Will View Baker Stand on Deeds
Washington inquiry into irregularities in the army air service opens before a House subcommittee. Testimony will probe Secretary Baker and Col. S. A. Deeds and the 4 million dollar aircraft production matter. Witnesses include Jon D. Ryan Pliny Tiske and executives from Harvey Fiske & Sons and the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul railroad.
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President Wilson vetoes prohibition enforcement bill
Washington October 27 President Wilson vetoed the prohibition enforcement bill. The veto underscores ongoing battles over the national temperance policy as Congress weighs next steps in Prohibition era legislation.
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Aviators Die in Mexico Murder Mystery Opens
The funerals of Luis Cecil Waterhouse and Frederick Waterhouse, American aviators who flew into Mexico August 21 and were murdered for their belongings, will not end the case. Officials in Washington and Lower California pursue Mexican fishermen accused of the killings as bodies arrive aboard the destroyer Aaron Ward. Details of their suffering are released with care for families and amid continued searches for food and safety.
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Aerial Farewell From New York to Albert in Hour Flight
King Albert of Belgium bid New York farewell in an aerial hops over Manhattan and Brooklyn aboard a navy flying boat piloted by Frank Lamb. Accompanied by Count Oultremont and special state department agent Ns, the royal party then proceeded to Philadelphia and Washington to meet Breckinridge Long.
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Cracksmen Escape With $40000 From Alexandria Bank Vault
Robbers cracked the Bank of Alexandria in Alexandria Kentucky. The heist left the vault open and about $40000 obtained in liberty hours for the criminals. The message includes garbled lines but confirms a large cash theft at the local bank.
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Chilean Fleet Moves After Revolt Talk
The Chilean cruiser Esmeralda sailed northward with other ships prepared for sea duty. Reports say the fleet will follow, amid rumors of a Peru revolt and military preparations in southern Peru to divert attention from the unrest.
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Royalty's Philadelphia stay tightens royal schedule
Arrangements for the Belgian king and queen's Philadelphia visit left little idle time. A five hour stay between arrival from New York and departure for Washington featured an official welcome by Mayor Smith and citizens, a drive from the railroad station to Independence Hall, and extensive preparations for a royal reception.
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Clash at Bush Terminal Docks Injures Dozens
Scores of longshoremen and other men clashed near 43rd Street and Second Avenue in Brooklyn this morning. Between 50 and 100 shots were fired and bricks and clubs were used as weapons. Police reserves made 10 arrests and a policeman was seriously hurt.
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Editor of union paper declares operators balk
Washington and Indianapolis reports show union editor urging a fair deal for miners as coal strike threats loom. Senators clash over administration plans with calls to push labor protections and anti trust exemptions. Miners say they are ready to negotiate a new wage agreement before November first to avoid a strike.
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