Caillaux's Statement of French Position In Answer to the Arrangement We Proposed

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R H Rogers, who robbed Mo Pacific train, shot as he tried to rob Union Pacific train

Train Robber Succeeds in Omaha Hold-Up; Tries Another and Is Fatally Shot by Guard

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EQUALS 1 PER CENT. INTEREST; French Parliament and Congress Must Approve the Deal. GIVES A BREATHING SPELL Belief Held on Both Sides That New Arrangement Is Possible in the Interim. SPLIT ON FUTURE PAYMENTS Americans Contend France Can Easily Meet Demands in Years to Come.

Capt G C Westervelt presents plan for an air corps in the navy, Lt Comdrs R R Paunack, H T Bartlett, Lt J Small, Comdrs H C Richardson and P N L Bellinger and R D Wyerbacher testify, all blame prejudice of nonflying chiefs for unrest, all for separate corps

NAVY FLIERS ATTACK EXISTING AIR REGIME; Prejudice of Non-Flying Chiefs Is Blamed for Unrest in Testimony of Seven Before Board. ALL FOR SEPARATE CORPS Plan for One Is Submitted by Capt. Westervelt -- Rodgers to Take Stand Today. NAVY FLIERS ATTACK EXISTING AIR REGIME

NEW LONDON, Conn., Oct. 1. -- In a fairly calm sea today the derrick ships Monarch and Century used their combined power in an effort to raise the stern of the sunken submarine S-51 to the surface, but could not budge it.  

CRANES FAIL TO LIFT S-51, NOW THOUGHT TO BE FLOODED; Two Derrick Ships With Power of 350 Tons Are Unable to Budge Sunken Submarine. DIVER THEN MAKES A TEST Bores a Hole Through the Engine Room Hatch and Finds Compartment Water-Filled. THINK ALL DIED AT ONCE Officers Are Now Convinced the Sea Rushed Into the Craft, Drowning the Trapped Men. CRANES FAIL TO LIFT S-51 OFF BOTTOM

TWO SHOT BY POLICE AFTER CAR HITS MAN; Patrolman, Thrown From Running Board After Accident, Fires at Fugitives. OTHERS TAKE UP PURSUIT Fusillade Causes Stampede in Crowded Street -- Girl Hurt -- Crash Halts Auto's Flight.

Heads list of N Y C personal estate assessments

CITY REALTY VALUES RISE TWO BILLIONS TO $17,119,659,544; Exemptions From Assessments for 1926 Reach a Total of of $4,700,000,000. PERSONALTY IS $959,994,950 John D. Rockefeller Sr. Tops This List With an Assessment of $1,100,000. WALDORF LEADS HOTELS Equitable Building Goes Up a Million to $31,000,000 -- University Heads the Clubs. Real and Personal Tax Assessments in the City Show Big Gains

FAILURE OF PARLEY AMAZES THE FRENCH; Report of Sudden Ending of Debt Conference Is Not Credited at First. IGNORANT OF OUR PROPOSAL Belief Was Prevalent That Final French Offer Was Certain to Be Accepted.

Boom for Comr Enright for Mayor of N Y reported

PROGRESSIVES NAME ENRIGHT FOR MAYOR; League's Candidates Plan to Withdraw if Commissioner Accepts. HIS ATTITUDE IS IN DOUBT Scouted Idea Before Body Took Action -- Talk of Him Running Under Other Auspices. PROGRESSIVES NAME ENRIGHT FOR MAYOR

WOOLWORTH HEIRESS ROBBED AT THE PLAZA OF $750,000 IN GEMS; Thief Enters Mrs. Donahue's Bedroom While She Is in Bathroom Adjoining. ESCAPES, LEAVING NO CLUE Robbery Committed 24 Hours After Receipt of Big Pearls From Paris. FOREIGN CROOK SUSPECTED Stolen Jewels Insured for $1,000,000, Police Say -- Victim Shared in Father's $50,000,000 Estate. ROBS MRS. DONAHUE, OF $750,000 GEMS

Celebrates 75th anniversary of employment with N Y Central R R

At 90, Hails 75th Year With N.Y. Central; Took Up Railroading When Hit by Horse Car

Gift to fund for ma???ing Ind sand dunes into State Park

Gary and Rosenwald Pledge $300,000 to Indiana Park

Gets life sentence for robbery while armed in Cambridge, Mass

Bandit Gets Life in Prison For Cambridge Hold-Up

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Dispatches on French war debt negotiations in Washington

Lauzanne Puts Blame for Failure on a French Press Representative's Indiscretion.

Pertinax Says There Is No Rupture and Advises Against Haste.

Mission due in U S to negotiate settlement

DEBT FAILURE HERE DISAPPOINTS BRITISH; They Had Hoped for Settlement Helping to Clean Up Financial Uncertainty.

Yale Alumni Weekly questions his views on construction of skyscraper bldg on campus

YALE SKYSCRAPER DOUBTED; Alumni Weekly Thinks Problem Must Be Met in Other Ways.

J B McDonald and Palm Beach Estates in suit brought by children of R Croker claim Fla land was bought for an investment, not a homestead

CROKER CHILDREN ANSWERED IN SUIT; Palm Beach Estates, Defendants, Say Florida Land Was Never a Homestead. APPROVAL OF WILL ASKED Court Is Urged to Decree as Legal the Legacies to Mrs. Bula Croker, Second Wife.

F D Waterman, candidate for Mayor of N Y, J E Finegan, candidate for Controller and Alderman G U Harvey, candidate for Pres of Board of Aldermen, s at Natl Women's Repub Club, N Y C

WATERMAN OPENS DRIVE IN BROOKLYN; Promises, If Elected, to Start Three Subway Jobs in the Borough Without Delay.

YALE DRAMA SCHOOL OPENS UNDER BAKER; Ground Is Broken for New Theatre to House University Plays and Classes. OLD GREEN ROOM REVIVED 75 Students Are Registered for the Courses -- First Performances to Be Private.

Sen Underwood says South and West lacks representation

ASKS AID OF BANKERS IN RAIL MERGER PLAN; Underwood Calls Commerce Commission an Inadequate Jury to 'Try the Case.' FEAR FOR SOUTH AND WEST Seeks Help to Get All Sections Represented as Move to Inspire Confidence. HIGHEST COURT DEFENDED Littleton Offers Plan to Have Constitutionality of Laws Passed On Before Enactment.

Cardinal issues orders on appropriate dress for women attending R C Ch in Berlin

CARDINAL FIXES LIMITS FOR WOMEN'S DRESSES; They Must Reach to the Neck and Cover the Knees for Church Attendance in Berlin.

Wren Alvin Blair  was a Canadian ice hockey coach, scout and executive in the National Hockey League.

October 2, 1925

Headlines from October 2, 1925

Caillaux's Statement of French Position In Answer to the Arrangement We Proposed

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Train Robber Succeeds in Omaha Hold-Up; Tries Another and Is Fatally Shot by Guard

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EQUALS 1 PER CENT. INTEREST; French Parliament and Congress Must Approve the Deal. GIVES A BREATHING SPELL Belief Held on Both Sides That New Arrangement Is Possible in the Interim. SPLIT ON FUTURE PAYMENTS Americans Contend France Can Easily Meet Demands in Years to Come.

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