Newspaper from Monday, November 1, 1926

OCR text: Suicide Theorists Hold Tins Hand Would Have Held Pistol—Right Clutched Tie. An unexplored angle of tho iitvestl Ration of the mysterious death of Arthur F?. Scrivener came to light today when it was discovered that fingerprints had been taken only of the dead detective’s right hand In , stead of both hands, to match with the blurred mark of a linger on the pistol found at the death scene. The.

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OCR text: Written Exclusively for The Star and Other Members of the North Atneriean Newspaper Alliance. TIIE WHITE HOUSE DINNER AND BALTIMORE. Our long hut pleasant day in "Washington ended with the °® c s a ) presidential dinner at the White House. We all put on our most official ■ j clothes. As both my daughter and I wanted to honor the President and his wife as we would have honored a King, we drove up In separate motors and were received with the procedure appropriate to the White House.

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OCR text: Premier Calm Amid Excitement of 50.000 Followers—" Nothing Can Happen to He,” He Says. By thi* Associated Press, BOLOGNA. Italy, November 1. — 1 laving escaped assassination lor the sixth time in the four years he has y been premier. Benito Mussolini, whose slogan is "T.lve in Danger.’ was undaunted as ever today as search was made for accomplices of a youth who tried to kill ’’ll Duce,” and then was lynched by Infuriated Fasclsti yesterday. As Mussolini was leaving the star dlum after opening the Congress for the Advancement of Science, a slen der.

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OCR text: LAKEHURST, N. J., November 1 (&). —The Navy dirigible I .os Angeles l and the non-rigid airship J-3 both took the air today for training flights in the vicinity of the air station. The Los Angeles had three new gas bags Installed during the past week and was carrying a crew’ of 48 men. It was announced that the week’s plans would include a flight by the Los Angeles to Washington, D. C.

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OCR text: Yellow Sand Falls With Eain as Sirocco Blows From Africa. Rivers May Overflow . By tl.p Associated Press. PARIS, November L —Disastrous) storms of wind, rain and snow' continue to ravage southwestern Europe and the rapidly rising rivers i of Belgium and Eastern France threaten to overflow' their banks. ' No section of F*rance has been spared by the storm. Even Nice, where there is supposed to be per petual sunshine, is deluged. A curious ' phenomenon has been particles of fine . yellow sand which accompanied the rain.

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OCR text: By the Associated Press. Senator Norris, Republican, Ne braska, who has just completed a campaign in Pennsylvania in be half of the candidacy of William B. Wilson, Democrat, opposing William S. Vare, Republican, for the Senate, declared today that Wilson would he elected if there Is “an honest election and a fair, count.” “The machine that is behind Mr. Vare does not expect to elect him by fair and legal means.” the Ne braska Senator declared. "They expect to adopt the same tactics that they did in the primary.

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OCR text: Once morn Arlington National Ceme1 tery will give sepulcher to a fallen pioneer of the airways. Lieut. Frank Hersey Conant, 2d, the fourth flying officer of the Naval Bureau of Aero nautics to be killed “in action” in the last three months, will be laid to rest

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OCR text: North of Newton. An Increase in the speed limit on Sixteenth street between Newton street and Alaska avenue to 30 miles an hour was recommended to the District Commissioners today by Traf fic Director M. O. Eldridge. The recommendation will be acted upon at the semi-weekly meeting of the Board of Commissioners tomorrow’ morning and is expected to be approved. Mr.

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OCR text: till United Press NEW YORK, Nov. I.—'The seis mograph at Fordharn University reg istered Sunday night the most se vei-e earthquake it has recorded in a year and a half, instruments re vealed when examined today. The shake began at 8:48 p. m.; reached maximum intensity at 9:03 p. m., and continued until 9:45 p. m. The distance was computed as 1,871 miles from New York. The 'record was such that the di rection could not be determined.

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OCR text: CIAL TRAIN IN NORTH DAKOTA. Nov. I.—Qu<een Marie will today find out what American dirt farnjer looks like. Her plans call for a half hour interview with a half dozen gen uine wheat and cattle raisers as she crosses the great prairies of North Dakota. The first farmers, accompanied by their wives will be taken aboard the luxurious special train as it passes through Fargo, N. D., they will be Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Barnes of Fargo, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith of Amenia.

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OCR text: Following an operation for ap pendicitis Sunday morning, Mrs. Vivian Tracy Wheatcraft, vice chair man of the Republican State com mittee, was reported “doing nicely” at Methodist Hospital today. She was taken ill at St. Louis last week land was rushed to the Methodist Hospital here. After several days observation, it was decided to operate. For the last five months, Mrs. Wheatcraft has been campaigning for the Republican national com mittee in the States of Maine, Okla homa and Missouri. She was sum moned to testify before Senator James A.

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OCR text: Bii Times Sneciol WASHINGTON. Nov. I.—Labor, national organ of the railroad broth erhoods, today made public its esti mate of Indiana cslndidatea for Con gress. It tells its readers that Rep resentative Johnson. Republican, Terre Haute, of the Fifth district, should be elected. In the First (Evansville) district it recommends election of W. E. \VU son. Democrat, against H. E. Row bottom, present Republican Con gressman. , In the Seventh (Indianapolis) It recommends defeat of Ralph E.

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OCR text: Attempts by the Republican State committee to show that the American Legion indorsed the candidacies of Senators James E. Watson and Arthur R. Robinson for re-election were declared “misleading and unjustified” today in a statement by Paul V. McNutt, State commander-elect of the Legion and dean of the In diana University School of Law.

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OCR text: The grand march was In order at the courthouse today. It was the last day to pay county taxes without becoming delinquent, and two lines, composed of hundred* of persons, lined the corridor from the treasurer's office to the cast en trance of the building. The line moved slowly. It formed long before the office opened at 8 a. m. and is expected to last until the office closes at 5 p. m. Extra clerks were on duty and police were called to keep (lie crowds In order. Mark V.

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OCR text: Deputy Sheriffs Allege He Was Driving While Intoxicated. The “law” of Beech Grove was re leased on bond today, after having been held in city prison here. 6be Craig, 32, marshal in the sub urban town, was arrested Sunday night by Deputy Sheriffs Bell and Brown after his auto is said to have collided with a telegraph pole near Beech Grove.

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OCR text: Bu United Press CHICAGO, Nov. I.—“ All I got out of my college l.fe was a knowledge of petting partiesi and gin,” Mrs. Frances Prowdley Ilelfrick said to day, promising an expose of condi tions at University of Illinois in con nection with her suit for divorce from Murray Ilelfrick, wealthy Chi cagoan. Mrs. Ilelfrick went to the univer sity of 1&24 and married In Novem ber of the following year. In May, 1926, a baby was born to her, and then, she charged, Ilelfrick deserted her.

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OCR text: Falling snow and the suggestion of a blizzard will not dampen the ardor of boosters for “Al” Benson, Socialist candidate for sheriff, who plan a parade tonight at 7:30, which will form at 48th St. and North Ave. Theline of march will be east On North Ave. to 3r

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OCR text: Asphyxiated by carbon monoxide gas from the exhaust of Lis auto mobile, Lawrence Hart, 21, was found dead in his garage at 1224 Madison St., South Milwaukee, today. The motor of the car was running when his brothers found the body. / Hart, the coroner learned, was going rabbit hunting with his brothers today and had preceded them to the garage to warm, the engine.

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OCR text: low Mark. A special law examination for candidates for the state bar is sched uled to be held Jan. JB, according to word received today by Atty. Robert Wild, Milwaukee, member of the state board of bar examiners. The examination it is said has been called in response to the nu merous requests from disappointed candidates, who took the test in July when only 35 per cent passed. Probe Cheating Report.

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OCR text: A memorial service for Eugene V. Debs, famous Socialist, will be held in the Pabst theater, Nov. 9, it was announced today. Congressman Victor L. Berger, Mayor Daniel W. Hoan. Edmund T. Melms, county organizer, Socialist party, and Irwin St. John Tucker, Chicago, will be among the speakers. An appropriate musical program is being arranged. ' VA-/'—/&#34;MIO W ■ „ .„ ■■ m. — x.. . Milwaukee and vicinity: Unsettled and colder tonight. Tuesday partly cloudy. Moderate to fresh northwest to west winds.

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OCR text: (Mereary readings at 7 a. a.) Bismarck—Cloudy. 20; roads good. St. Cloudv—Cloudy, 40; roads good. Minot—Clear, 21; roads good. Mankato—Clear, 23; roads good. Fargo—Cloudy, 2; roads good. Grand Forks—Cloudy, 30; roads

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