National Council Puts Out Circular On War Prevention
Exclusive dispatch reports the National Council for Prevention of War circulating a program crafted by nine women’s organizations over two years. The aim is arbitration and unified antiwar effort ahead of the December Washington conference. The plan may shift to Indianapolis for headquarters to broaden nationwide anti-preparedness campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic William Wise
Washington
Friends of National
Carrie Hapman Catt
Chairman
National
Indianapolis
Indiana
Te Idee
Ji Department
Weather Outlook For Southwest Regions
Weather notes from Denver on November 4 indicate New Mexico will be unsettled with possible rain, while the north portion shows unsettled conditions. Calder east portion expects partly cloudy Monday, and Arizona should see Monday fair with little temperature change.
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Denver
New Mexico
Calder Eastortion
Arizona
Weather report fragment with scattered data
Fragmentary weather note reports high and low temperatures around 67 and 35 respectively. It mentions humidity values at 6 am and 6 pm, precipitation near zero, wind from the southeast, and a cloudy day with a sunrise time unreadable in places.
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Budbel
Wife shoots husband and lover in roadside chase
Mrs T L Smith pursued her husband and his companion Mrs L R Simmons to Vivian Louisiana and opened fire in front of a drug store injuring both. Smith a land owner from Eldorado Arkansas and Simmons wife of an Eldorado grocer were hospitalized. Smith faces shooting charges as authorities investigate.
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Shreveport
T. L. Smith
L. R. Simmons
Vivian
Here
Smith
Eldorado, Ark
Simmons
Eldorado
Lorena Nixon
Shreve Port
Utah Governor to Meet Hannett Over Water Dispute
Governor George H. Dern of Utah with a four member delegation will travel to Albuquerque to confer with Governor Hannett on western water rights. Dern, touring basin states, discussed meeting plans via teleconference after talking with Governor Hunt of Arizona. The group may visit Elephant Butte dam for a briefing.
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Albuquerque
Santa FE
George H. Dern
Utah
A. T. Hannett
Dern
Phoenix
Arizona
Hunt
Hannett
Elephant Butte
Four Men Drown as Dories Fail in Sea Rescue
Four crewmen perished when two dories from the fishing schooner M. J. Beale sank after a gale near New York. Three survivors, exhausted after 52 hours adrift, were rescued by the Merchants and Miners steamer Ontario and brought to Philadelphia, where their tale of sighting each other in the sea was reported.
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Philadelphia
M. J. Beale
Merchants and
Ontario
New York
Parkes
Speculator says stories of stocks profits were true
Arthur Cutten, leading Chicago speculator on the board of trade, denied the sensational newspaper reports of a $10,000,000 gain from a Baldwin locomotive stock syndicate and said he wished the tales were true. He did not deny his involvement in the recent market maneuvers.
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Chicago
Arthur Cutten
Board of Trade
Baldwin
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Minnesota Bank Robbery Echoes Northfield Heist
Six bandits robbed Olmstead county bank in Rochester stealing about $20,000 in cash and bonds. They used an automobile, fired on pursuing officers, wounded two policemen, and fled as a snowstorm hampered the chase. County rangers and patrols widened the manhunt across southern Minnesota.
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Minnesota Bank
Rochester
Minn
James Younger
Minnesota
Northfield
Olmstead County
Towa
Charles F. Dabelstein
W. A. Hintchins
Itc
County
Conne Wion
Rnsiderson
Otto Burne
Minneapolis
Cannes
Imi
Anderson
Burne
Polles
U S to Investigate Passport of Baron Who Married Heiress
The passport of Eugene Tornow, Russian baron and bridegroom to Florence Marjore Clendennin, is under immigration scrutiny after elopement. He reportedly arrived four years ago on a six month passport and left his wife soon after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New York
Eugene Tornow
Tornow
Florence Marjore Clendennin
Joseph Clendennin
American Smelting and Refining Company
Chaplin Faces Custody Fight Over Two Babies
Charlie Chaplin and wife Lita Grey confront a custody battle for sons Charles Spencer Chaplin Jr. and Sydney Earl Chaplin as lawyers clash over as yet unspecified proof. Chaplin suspends work on The Circus while the family dispute unfolds at Beverly Hills and in battlefield courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spencer Chaplin
Jim
Sydney Earl
Chaplin
Beverly Hille
Merna Kennedy
Queen Marie Returns Home After U S Visit
Queen Marie of Romania completes a two month absence with 27 days in the United States and returns to Bucharest by a special train from Jumbria at midnight. She traversed the country from west to east as snow covered fields greeted her with modest reception, contrasting the U S crowds that cheered wildly.
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Bucharest
Marie
Romania
United States
Jugoslavia
Jumbolia
Farmers hold big conference in Windy City Chicago
Farmers from across the country gathered for the American Farm Bureau federation annual convention in Chicago. About 3 000 delegates from 45 states prepare to discuss farm relief legislation as the leading issue for the year. Sam H Thompson of Quincy Illinois, AFL BLOB president, says farm relief is now a planned adjustment in the agricultural sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Sam H. Thompson
Quincey
Lrl
AFL
Beer running sub on Lake Champlain seized again
A motorless beer running submarine was captured by American customs officers in American waters while loading in Lake Champlain. More than 4900 bottles of ale were found aboard. The vessel, towed by a powered boat, is one of three such subs found on the lake.
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ST. Albans
Lake Champlain
Massaghuett May Probe GOP Spending Patterns
Boston report says Massachusetts Republican State Committee faces possible state inquiry after a complaint by Conrad W. Crocker of the Liberal Civic League. The filing claims violations of election law including failure to disclose contributors and improper accounting of expenditures totaling 463 246 in the state, with notes discounted by the American Trust Company deemed illegal.
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Boston
Republian State Committee
Lberal Civic League
Heed
United States Senate
Conrad W. Crocker
League
Howard Fall
Republican State Committee
Crocker
William M. Butler
David N. Walsh
Reed
Senate
Wuashington
American Trust Company of Boston
Ilegal
Court orders destruction of wine stock tied to minor heirs
In Prebno California Superior Judge Charles St. Parnard grants guardian Katherine Ghuuld authority to destroy 5990 gallons of aged prewar wine from Stella and Chester Moore minors. The petition notes no legal market exists and the U S government will aid destruction. The wine was left by minors in a grandparent estate.
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Prebno
Calif
Stella
Chester Moore
Charles St. Parnard
Katherine Ghuuld
United Soutes
Marie Plans Screen Debut Under Arch Selwyn
Arch Selwyn cabled his New York office from Paria Saturday that he expects to complete arrangements shortly whereby Queen Marie would make her screen debut under his management. The picture would be made in Romania.
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New York
Arch Selwyn
Paria
Queen Marie
Iit
Kumania
Assessor Candidate Dies Widow Chosen to Run
K B Vinson 65 a decade recorder of Pima county and longtime Arizona resident died at his home Saturday morning from septic poisoning caused by an infected tooth. Vinson had been a candidate for assessor in the upcoming election and the Democratic committee immediately presented his widow as his replacement.
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Tucson
Ariz
K. B. Vinson
Pima County
Arizona
Vinson
Democratic Committee
Mail fraud accused acquitted by jury after twelve hours
New York December 5 The Morse mail frauds trial jury discharged after deliberating since 1 p m yesterday reported a not guilty verdict for two defendants and disagreement on the other four members.
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New York
Morse
Gimbel divorce granted after abandonment
Paris reports Lucille Guggenheim Gimbel was granted a divorce from Frederick Allen Gimbel for abandonment. The couple wed in New York on December 15, 1914.
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Paris
Saturda
Lucille Guggenheim Gimbel
Frederick Allen Gimbel
New York
Jaguar Hunting Trip Outlined by Roosevelts
Archie Roosevelt and party guided by Billy Chester plan an extended hunt for mountain lions and jaguar in the mountains south of Tucson Arizona. Two jaguar were reported south of the border but one pelt remained after Fred J Ott of the U S Biological Survey captured the second. If they do not cross into Mexico the party will limit itself to one jaguar per the biological offices current Arizona wildlife census.
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Tucson
Ariz
Archie Roosevelt
Billy Chester
Here
International
Arizona Ranges
Fred J. Ott
United States Biological Survey
Mexico
Roosevelt
Arizona
Coronado National Forest
Rumored Arrest of La Huerta Denied in Tucson
Reports that Adolfo de la Huerta former provisional president of Mexico and political fugitive had been arrested by justice agents in Tucson were not confirmed. The Mexican consulate in Tucson had no verified information and officials denied releasing any details about charges or complicity in Yaqui and other revolts.
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Nogales
Ariz
Adolfo de la Huyerta
Mexico
Department of Justice
Tucson
de la Huerta
United States
Mexican Republic
Francisco Borques
Bonora
Herald
Senor Anchondo
Former presidents brother in Bisbee
Douglas Arizona dispatch reports Alfonso de la Huerta, brother of Adolfo de la Huerta, seen in Bisbee for several days near the border. Mexican authorities link the visit to Adolfo's claim of 20 000 armed rebels in Los Angeles and possible meeting plans previously reported in Agua Prieta Sonora. Alfonso served as a Mexican general during his brother’s presidency and remained in service until the rebellion.
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Douglas
Ariz
Douglas Dispatch
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Alfonso de la Huerta
Bisbee
Adolfo de la Huerta
Los Angeles
Mexico
Alfonso
Blahee
de la Huerta
Bible Best Seller at Mail Order House
The Bible remains the world’s top seller at a Chicago mail order house. More than 150000 Bibles have been dispatched this year, with a large share sent to missionaries abroad.
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Chicago
Conflicting IDs Weaken Link to Clara Olson Slaying
Prairie Du Chien Wisconsin December 4 AP Physicians testified Clara Olson was clubbed to death with fractures from back blows. A letter found with her body may be from Erdman Olson who vanished after her disappearance. Authorities seek positive identification of a morgue body amid suspicions.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Clara Olson
Erdman Olson
Charles H. Bunting
University of Wisconsin
Erdman Oleson
Gale Colleges
Clara
Craneford County
Olson
Chicago
Erdeman Olson
Clara Ole
Wineconsin
Great Lakes Blockade Traced as Ice Crusher Aids Passage
A historic Great Lakes blockade leaves 100 freighters icebound near Neebish Island with 55 down bound carrying 13.5 million bushels of grain and coal bound vessels awaiting relief. The St Marie, the world’s strongest ice crusher, nears the line as crews brace for ongoing delays and rescue efforts.
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Great Lakes
Sault Ste. Marin
Mich
Upeper Lakes
St. Marie
Straits of Mackinac
Neebish Jae Land
Hay Lake
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National Women's Organizations
National Council For Prevention of War
Rob Bank
Duncan Field
Army Airport
San Antonio
Texas
South America
Ira G Baker
Bernard S. Thompson
Muir
Fairchild
Leonard D. Weddington
H. A. Dargue
Charles M. Robinson
Ennis C. Whitehead
Arthur B. McDaniel
Clinton F. Woolsey
John W. Benton
Chapling
Charlie Chaplin
Lita Grey
Lloyd Wright
George Beebe
Windy City
Massaghuett
G.O.P
Liberal Civic League
Marie Plans
Agent Cables
Gimbel
Roosevelts
LA Huerta
Wisconsin
Club Payaigiang
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