Workers Urged to Support Cancellation of War Debts
Washington reports that wage earners were urged to back cancellation or moderation of European war debts. Matthew Woll of the AFL presses for a settlement that avoids harming debtor nations and promotes global prosperity, criticizing Borah’s stance as harmful to US and European relations.
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Europe
Washington
United States
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Woll
Borah
Amert
Norah
Seerfa
Aropean Bloc
Benator Borah
Conareses
Ximilian’s Desk Used by Louisiana Governor
A misshapen transcription describes a walnut desk used by the Louisiana governor, noted as a relic linked to Maximilian and the imperial era. The piece stood in executive offices and was part of a furnishing set from a New Orleans hotel.
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Ximilian
Louisiana
Fon Rouge
Nev
Islama
Eof
Maximilian
Offire Ware
New Orleans
Wac
Weather Forecast Fragments From A Ragged Page
Fragmentary weather notes describe Monday and Wednesday forecasts with scattered times. The garbled text mentions a period ending around 6 pm yesterday and references Monte Roventeur and a line about 6 98.
Five Hibbing hotel emplyees die in mysterious case
Five women employed at a Hibbing Minnesota hotel were found dead in a home kitchen. Initial notes point to possible poisoning from wine or tainted meat, but an inquest slated for Monday will determine if asphyxiation or gas from an open jet caused the deaths. Survivors include husbands and children.
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Hibbing
Minn
Mis Eliskuusisto
Melida Hardy
Mary Henzzing
Aan
Mary Shanatinger
Katherin Green
Eliskuusiste
Davetter
Notehbore
Ifeiate
Re Ermatinger
Mee Harty
Kuusis
Dartmouth grid team may win Eastern title
New York November 6 The Dartmouth football squad pressed toward the Eastern title in a rout of a rival, winning 62 to 12. The score line reflected strong offense and a decisive second half, with standout plays and dominating defense.
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Dartmouth
New Yyork
Paggermant Toon Bed
Cermelt
Committee makes headway drafting tax reduction bill
House Ways and Means members push changes as they draft a revenue bill. Secretary Mellon urges retaining auto taxes while proposing other repeals to lower the levy. Automobiles, tires, parts and related items face potential cuts, with total reductions eyed near three hundred million dollars annually.
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Washington
Houseways and Means
Treasury
Mellon
Ciger
Tobareetas
Fevenue
Anmuwelry
Oom
Army
Tas Kerked
Metlon
Tas Om
Amd
Cheleese Fiveen
Hamrerese Behore
Secundino Romero Finds Home Fire After Hunt Return
Secundino Romero returns home to a fire in his residence while his family slept nearby. Fire crews arrived and contained the blaze with no serious injuries reported. Authorities investigate the cause as residents evacuated safely.
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Secundino Romero
HUNT
Southeastern New Mexico Pioneer Dies at 101
KReewell New Mexico born pioneer of Lincoln County dies at 101 years four months, after a long life in Lincoln. He fought in the Indian War era and endured Lincoln County War days, befriended outlaws Hell and Billy the Kid era figures, witnessed Deputy Sheriff Garrett’s death.
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Kreewell
N. M
New Meuten
Hilly the Kid
Pat Fr. Garret
Hell End
Lincoln
Milly the Kid
Prohibition 1g MD 10 Workers Debate and Ties
A chaotic report outlines a heated discussion on prohibition implications for workers and management. Speakers reference labor unrest, capital ownership shifts, and policy aims amid a tense gathering with unclear conclusions.
Financiers show interest in new tax bill in Washington
Financial observers report a firmer tone as Congress debates a new tax bill. Analysts note potential effects on international money markets, gold standard reestablishment, and foreign investment flows, with emphasis on United States and London dynamics.
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New York
Nerv
Washington
Great Britain
Lendem
United States
Crete
Prosperity of Agriculture Spurs Auto Sales
New York reports show improving purchasing power for farmers boosting automobile and truck sales amid strong stock markets. Steel and motor companies hit records, with October shipments and orders up, and production near peak levels as rural demand helps sustain a robust autumn market.
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New York
Associated Press
I United
Billiom
Lax Iowa marriage laws condemned by Des Moines judge
District Judge Bonner says he will stop performing marriages in court arguing that lax laws are undermining homes. He condemns secret unions and favors a 30 day public notice requirement before issuing licenses.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Navy
Bonner
Prohibition Enforcement Stressed by League Leader
Ernest H. Cherrington of the World League Against Alcohol told an Anti-Saloon League convention in Chicago that prohibition enforcement is a substantial success but not complete. He said thePresident bears primary responsibility and urged voters to hold officials accountable to strengthen enforcement and educate opponents.
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Chicago
Ernest H. Cherrington
World League Against Alcohol
Anti-Saloon League
United States
Cherrington
Ae Btates
Automotiie Capsizes South of Tucson injuring H C Janeway
A motor vehicle accident occurred about ten miles south of Tucson injuring H C Janeway and a companion. Janeway was severely injured and has not regained consciousness since the incident.
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Tucson
H.C. Janeway
Mitchell Plans Defense to Prove Truth of War Dept Critique
Colonel William Mitchell and his advisers prepare a court martial defense aimed at proving the truth of his statements that the war and navy departments are incompetent and negligent. About a hundred witnesses and numerous government documents are being gathered for chief defense counsel Representative Frank K. Reid. A quick evidentiary showdown is seen as likely as the court weighs admissibility and possible mitigation.
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Washington
William Mitchell
San Antonio
Texas
War
Navy Departments
Mitchell
Frank K. Reid
Mineola
Sherman Moreland
Mr. Reid
Celene Mitchell
White Lieutenant Says No Intent To Trap G. O. P.
The report states Senator White denied plans to trap Republicans while seeking Senate guidance on peacemaking and covenant terms. The piece notes ongoing talks among leaders about covenant wording and Senate views as President returns to discuss ratification and Allied plans.
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Senate
Reese
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