Secretary of State Explains Procedure New York, Oct. 6.
Mr, F, B. Kellogg, the Secretary of State, announced to-day that he will resign at the end of the Coolidge administration.
Mr. Kellogg Inter explained that hho did not mean that he would refuse to serve in any circumstances longer than the Coolidge administra. tion. He merely meant that it was! the custom for all Ministers and Ambassadors to resign at the end of the Presidential administration under which they were appointed Reuter.
"An earthquake shock to-day caused the deputies to hurry from the Chamber, which suspended its sitting.
Shocks were felt in nine States.
The damage was heavy, particularly {in the town of: Oaxaca, in southeast Mexico on the Rio Verde. The
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