Mistrial Possible as Teapot Dome Case Advances
Washington officials report the Fall Sinclair conspiracy case adjourned as Justice Siddons considers charges of jury irregularities. Jurors were guarded and a secret conference involved government counsel, Sinclair, and Fall. Affidavits relate to juror statements and private detectives. Grand jury to hear indictments with potential arrests. Sensational developments anticipated.
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Washington
Teapot Dome
Justice Siddons
Grand Jury
Siddons
Court House
Spider Kelly Dies of Brain Blood Clot at 55
Rochester Minnesota reports the death of lightweight contender Spider Kelly, born James Patrick Curtin, at age 55 after a battle with illness and a mastoid operation. He had long been a leading challenger for the lightweight crown.
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Kelly
Rochester
Minn
All Saints Day in Paris with Elder and Haldeman
Ruth Elder and George Haldeman rest as All Saints Day draws crowds at Paris cemeteries. They plan visits to Versailles with Senator Lazare Weiller, attend a private dinner, and a luncheon at the American Club while the Franco-American committee hosts events. Mrs Grayson may fly The Dawn with Thea Rasche or Charles Chamberlin as alternate pilot.
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Associated Press
Paris
Ruth Elder
George Haldeman
France
Montmartre
America
Senate
United States
Grayson
New York
Frances Wilson Grayson
Atlantic
Gray
Thea Rasche
Germany
Clarence Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Industrials Lead Stock Market Higher On Recovery
New York November 1 industrials boosted the market with steady gains as call money dipped from 4 to 3 percent. Active short covering supported advances despite scattered softness in some areas.
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Associated Press
New York
Pasha Reelected Turkish President In Unanimous Vote
Angora reports Mustapha Pasha, a dominant figure since World War I, was unanimously re-elected president of the Turkish republic. The November 1 announcement confirms his continued leadership amid postwar stabilization efforts.
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Associated Press
Angora
Turkey
Mustapha Pasha
Railroad train wrecks airplane in fog near New Market
An eastbound overnight air mail plane from Chicago bound for North Brunswick New Jersey was lost in fog and landed on Reading Railroad tracks near New Market New Jersey. A Reading train crashed into the plane at 6 30 a m with no casualties though pilot William C Hobson was slightly injured. Guards were sent to watch the mail.
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Associated Press
Washington
Grant B. Miller
Post Office Department
C. P P. Williamson
Philadelphia
Chicago
North Brunswick
N. J
Reading
New Market
William C. Hobson
Policeman Killed By Bank Bandits In Lafayette
Capt. Charles Arman of the Lafayette police was shot and killed when bank robbers tried to raid the Tippecanoe Loan and Trust Company across from police headquarters. The bandits entered quietly and fled after the attempt.
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Associated Press
Lafayette
Ind
Charles Arman
Tippecanoe Loan and Trust Company
Friendship Fire Co regular meeting announced
Friendship Fire Co schedules its regular meeting for Thursday evening November 3 at 8 o clock. A smoker will be held with good eats and the Friendship Quartette will sing. Capt. Fred W. Forney presides.
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Friendship Quartette
Fred W. Forney
Court accepts sustaining bond in Warthen case
In Front Royal Virginia the Court of Appeals of Virginia accepted a 60000 bond for Arthur L Warthen former Warren County treasurer after a 44000 shortage claim. The court vacated the office when he failed to post a new bond, with Warthen planning to run again for election against Byrne Downing.
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Front Royal
Court of Appeals of
Virginia
Arthur L. Warthen
Warren County
Warthen
Lower Court
Circuit Court
Aetna Surety and Casualty Company
Massachusetts
Court of Appeals
National Surety Company
New York
Tony
Byrne Downing
New York Broker Leaps From Window After Talk With Friend
William Schonburn, 44, an insurance broker, leaped to his death from a fifteenth floor West End Avenue apartment after a discussion of his business troubles with his friend Jerome Bachrach. Bachrach heard a window open and Schonburn cry I am going to end it all before he fell.
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Associated Press
New York
William Schonburp
West End Avenue
Jerome Bachrach
Schonburn
Bachrach
Jerry
Commissioner Hall Seeks Retirement From I C C
Washington Nov 1 Commissioner Hall of the Interstate Commerce Commission has advised President Coolidge that he wishes to retire.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hall
The
Interstate Commerce Commision
Coolidge
Hughes To Head U S Delegation To Pan American Congress
Charles Evans Hughes former secretary of state will lead the American delegation to the sixth Pan American Congress in Havana opening January 16.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
Havana
Apple shipments from New York to British markets
Weekly report by G. R. Cooper of Harnden and Company details New York apple consignments to British ports for the week ending October 29. Liverpool received 11,185 boxes and 14,467 barrels, Glasgow 14,746 boxes and 8,555 barrels, Southampton 4,037 boxes and 10,450 barrels, with totals of 56,278 barrels and 77,071 boxes.
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New York
G. R. Cooper
Harnden and Company
Liverpool
Onde
Ce. Os
Glasgow
Southampton
Remains of Child Buried in Madison
Frances V. Jenkins aged three months and 27 days died at 9 30 last night at the home of her parents Brugia and Elizabeth Corbin Jenkins 575 North Cameron Street from infantile complications. The child was born while the parents lived in Culpeper county. The body was taken today to the vicinity of Nethers Madison county for burial.
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Frances V. Jenkins
Brugia
Elizabeth Corbin Jenkins
Cameron Street
Culpeper County
Nethers
Madison County
Liberty Loan Bonds Redeemable November 15 1927
Farmers and Merchants National Bank invites bondholders to redeem Second Liberty Loan bonds on or before November 15 1927 when they stop bearing interest. The bank offers free handling and will assist without charge.
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Liberty Loan
National Bank
Two Get Prison Terms For Using Knife And Pistol
Milton Rose of Front Royal Virginia pleaded guilty in police court before Justice Weems to assaulting Policeman R E Dove with a revolver and was sentenced to six months on the state convict road. He also pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons and was fined $60.25.
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Milton Rose
Front Ryoal
Justice Weems
RE. C. Dove
Rose
Dove
East Piccadilly Street
Boyd
Slasher
Howard Pearson
George Taylor
Pearson
Pennsylvania
Taylor
Cameron Street
Purcell Plank
Plank
Leading farmer David Leidig dies at Vaucluse
David Milton Leidig a prominent farmer from Franklin County born April 28 1858 died at his home in Vaucluse after a lingering illness. He moved to Frederick County in 1870 and also ran a threshing machine. Survived by second wife Annie Cadwallader a daughter a granddaughter and three sisters. Funeral from the house at 1 pm tomorrow with Rev M Riggleman of the Church of the Brethren.
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David Milton Leidig
Vaucluse
Mr. Leidig
Franklin County
Frederick County
Jacob and
Elizabeth Leidig
Leidig
Annie B. Huber
G. Clyde Thompson
C. E. Metz
Annie Lehman
Chambersburg
Mattie Huffman
Mason and Dixon
Annie B. Cadwallader
Election in Winchester and Frederick county voters face two Democratic nominees
In Winchester voters name Richard Wright and Joseph Denny as the sole candidates on the city ballot, with no opposition in the county but all county officers elected. Statewide a separate ballot offers three constitutional amendments.
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Winchester
Richard 8. Wright
Democratic Party
State Senate
Joseph S. Denny
House of Delegates
Frederick County
Annapolis Youth Drowned After Night Party Crash
Oscar Wheeler, 19, died when his car plunged through the Annapolis Eastport bridge railing at 4 a m. in dense fog. Police dragged Spa Creek for the bodies of two other men believed to have been with Wheeler. Wheeler had just left a Halloween party and was thrown through the windshield as the car dangled over the bridge.
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Annapolis
Oscar Wheeler
Spa Creek
Wheeler
Annapolis-Eastport
Vandals Abroad On Halloween Wreak Damage
Halloween vandals damaged several city areas. A large electric globe was smashed on South Loudoun Street near Lee Stickel home. Boxes were hurled at a South Cameron Street porch, ruining fresh paint. Flower boxes were pulled and flowers uprooted on South Loudoun Street. Shutter removal, porch chairs stolen, and tacks scattered in roadways were among other pranks.
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Hallowe’en
South Loudoun Street
Lee Stickel
South Cameron Street
Tipple of Mine Burned in West Virginia Fire
MOUNDSVILLE West Virginia November 1 authorities investigate a fire at the Fort Pitt mine tipple of Central Mining Company across the Ohio River in Ohio. The blaze caused an estimated 50000 damage and nine men were seen fleeing before discovery. The fire reached a nearby coal storage pile. The mine has been idle since March amid legal actions protecting mining operations from picketing.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Fort Pitt
Central Mining Company
Ohio River
Ohio
Trivalve Wins Melbourne Cup at Flemington Racecourse
Trivalve owned by F. O. Clark captured Melbourne Cup honors at Flemington Australia with Silvius, owned by Sir B Kidman, taking second and Son-O'-Mine of S. Breen finishing third.
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Melbourne
Aus
Australia
F. O. Clark
Flemington Course
Sir
Kidman
Silvius
S. Breen
Son
Leibig Lifelong Member Buried at Mount Hebron Cemetery
Leidig, a lifelong member, will be buried in Mount Hebron Cemetery in this city. Six of his nephews will serve as pallbearers.
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Leidig
Mount Hebron
Blue Ridge Park Land Prices Linked to Fast Park Plan
Luray reports that blue grass grazing land within Shenandoah National Park is overvalued in parts and worth little in others. Officials say fair prices will speed park creation, with six engineer parties set to define base boundaries by November and December. Governor Byrd and Arnold Cammerer assess land as essential to park establishment.
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Front Royal
Waynesboro
Appalachian Park Commission
Blue Ridge
Byrd
Richmond
Arnold B. Cammerer
National Park Service
Interior Department
Radio Exchange May Be Launched Between U S England
The National Broadcasting Company proposes a joint program exchange with the British Broadcasting Corporation. An American plant at Bound Brook New Jersey would receive and relay English broadcasts and send American programs to Britain for air.
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Radio Exchange
U.S
England
Washington
Radio Commission
National Broadcasting Company
Radio Corporation of America
British Broadcasting Corporation
Bound Brook
N. J
Congressman Cole Patient In Hospital
Baltimore November 1 Representative William P. Cole Jr of the Second Maryland district is a patient at Union Memorial Hospital. The hospital superintendent reported his condition as good. Cole was operated on for hernia about six weeks ago.
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Baltimore
William P. Cole, Jr
Maryland
Union Memorial Hospital
We Are Buying Apples Delivered in Bulk or Barrels
Cash buyers sought for all apple varieties in bulk or barrel lots. Glaize and Hurst advertise fast cash at phone 840 for prompt purchase.
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Glaize & Hurst
Chicken Supper Tie Women’s Auxiliary Grace Lutheran
A church social announces a chicken supper hosted by the Women’s Auxiliary at Grace Lutheran Church. Meals will be served in the social room on Thursday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. Proceeds support church activities.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Counties seek state funds for old turnpike road repair
Clarke and Loudoun counties unite to press the State Highway Commission for funds to resurf ace the old Winchester Leesburg turnpike segment from the Shenandoah river at Castleman's Ferry to Purcellville. Local leaders urge improvement of the 15 mile stretch and aim to connect with Tyson's Corner near Aldie for a shorter Washington route.
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Berryvill
Clarke
Loudoun
State Highway Commission
Shenandoah River
Castleman’s Ferry
Purcellville
Clarke County Court House
Frank M. Wray
Berryville
Leesburg
Hamilton
Clarke County
Goldsmith
Captain Wray
F. L. Ayler
J. T. L. Jones
H. C. Rogers
W.S. Fran
Robert McCray
Loudoun County
Eave ¢ Mountain
Tyson’s Corner
Aldie
Washington
Winchester- Leesburg
Winchester
Reboa
Ville
Workers Overcome By Monoxide Gas in Frederick
In Frederick Maryland workers cutting through a floor at the United Fire Company headquarters were overcome by monoxide gas from a gasoline engine. They were helped outside and all recovered.
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Frederick, Md
United Fire Company
Jewelry Salesman Robbed of Diamonds
A New York firm salesman, J. B. Alexander, told police he was robbed of diamonds worth 70 000 dollars while showing them to a Chicago jeweler Nathan Kahn. Two men held him up and fled in a waiting car with a third man. Other items note visits by businesspeople and social happenings in the city.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Alexander
New York
Nathan Kahn
West Side
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Trivalve
Congressman Cole
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Moily
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W. J. Winbourn
Interstate Credit Relief Association
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D. A. Smith
Cold Spring
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Miller-Kline
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F. Douglas Sheetz
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Miss Georgia Cossack
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George Washington Hotel
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