Anonymous letter threats judge over red movement clash
Indianapolis October 22 Federal Judge K M Landis received an anonymous threat warning him to stop his attacks on the red movement in America. The note, unsigned, was mailed to the hotel where he was staying and cited radicals during the war and socialist influences.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indiana
K. M. Landis
France
Eighter Released After Beng Seizure by Customs Officers
Cleveland, Olio, tet 22. The port steamer lake Port seized by customs officers at Conneaut YY was released on bond tonight to proceed up the lake. Prohibition agents held a chart indicating a haul from Canada by steamers, including whisky found in a crew member’s cabin. Actions were taken to libel the vessel and obtain a court order to sell it. The Lake Port owners and Captain stated they knew nothing of the liquor.
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Olio
Lake Port
Conneaut YY
Canada
Lake Peart
Toat Ik
Tay
Meid
Award of 200000 in alienation of affection case
New York Oct 22 a jury awarded Mrs Laven Cave Wilson 200000 against Mrs Bertha Lobit Wilson in an alienation of affections suit saying the verdict sets a new high for this litigation. The plaintiff alleged improper marriage prior to divorce and cites family ties to Major Cave of Texas.
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New York
Laven Cave Wilson
Bertha Lobit Wilson
Wilson
Pertha Lobit Witcoun
Laura Cave Wilson
Major Cave
Oats
Texas
Texas Society
Southern Society
Bertha Lobb Wilson
Galveston
Burleson to Renew One-Cent Local Delivery Proposal
Postmaster General Burleson announced in Washington that Congress will see no change to the two-cent fleet-class letter rate while tax revision is considered. He said the department will renew its push for a one-cent local delivery rate to boost postal revenue.
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Washington
Oaing
Congress
Burleson
Athens
Postmaster General
Political editorial condemns racial and religious incitement in New Mexico
A Morning Journal piece from October 21 1020 reprints a Roosevelt County Democratic statement denouncing Portales Journal editorials that exploited race and religion to sway voters. It argues political campaigns have fueled prejudice and urges repudiation by Democratic women and state committee members.
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Morning Journal
Albuquerar
Edierial
Fae Journal
Portales Journal of Muctober
New Mexico
Portales
Roosevelt County
Democratic State Committee
Weather outlook shows warmer weekend with unsettled North
The forecast points to a generally warmer Saturday amid some lingering unsettled conditions in the north portion. Expect a touch of warmth with colder spells returning later, as a pattern shift may bring variable skies and breaks for Sunday.
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Gona
Man Drowns After Climbing Rail At Niagara Falls NS
A man climbed the Prospect Point railing at Niagara Falls in Nova Scotia and was carried over the American Falls. Spectators watched as he waved and said goodbye. A paper found near his derby named Carl A. Ellis of Hamburg NSY, while the man who spoke of not voting for Harding appeared to be joking.
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Carl A. Ellis
Hamburg
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Harding
Italian coup planned for November fourth in Italy
Florence reports from the socialist party meeting that Deputy Morgar claims a military coup detat is being organized in Rome to occur on November 4, the Italian victory anniversary. He names former War Minister Giardino Gabriel D Annunzio Admiral Milla and General Garibaldi as leaders seeking a military dictatorship.
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Associated Press
Florence
Socialist Party
Morgar
Rome
Piave
Giardino
Gabriel D’annunzio
Milla
Garibaldi
King Alexander's Condition Sours Not Yet Dismissed
Athens dispatch reports at the Greek legation that King Alexander remains in fragile health with little change noted. Officials retain hope for his recovery despite the uncertain prognosis.
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Yaris
Athens
Alexander
Find Woman's Body Murder Suspected in Staten Island
The unidentified woman, about 30, found by hunters in a clump of trees near West New Brighton, Staten Island, had a manila string tied about her neck and signs of a struggle. Her hat lay nearby and necklace pearls were scattered. No missing-woman report matched her description locally.
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Associated Press
New York
West New Brighton
Staten Island
Permit Allows Shipment of Sheep for Grazing in Goodyear and Litchfield
State Veterinarian R J Bight approved a permit for a firm at Litchfield and Goodyear to ship 16 000 head of ewes for lambing in Goodyear and 5 000 head at Litchfield. The order was announced yesterday at the state veterinarian’s office.
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R. J. Bight
Litchfield
Goodyear
Bursum Questions Sully Figures on China Copper Profits
The letter accuses Mr. Sully of giving two conflicting profit figures for China Copper. It asks Mr. Bursum to disclose the source of his figures and seeks an order from Sully to reveal data from the Internal Revenue Service. The piece pledges publication of the outcome.
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China Copper Company
Internal Revenue Department
Sully
Department
Secretary Colby Defends Article Ten as Real League Pact
Secretary Colby says Elihu Root's critique of the League covenant misstates facts and that Article Ten gives vitality to the league. He argues the covenant's aim is moral force backed by a potential joint military answer, making the league a real, not academic, thing despite fear of force.
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Associated Press
Washington
Colby
Elihu Root
Root
Mr. Colby
Mr. Root
International Court of Justice
Keat
League of Nations
League
Capper declares this a Republican year in Kansas speech
Bartlesville Oklahoma October 21 Senator Arthur Capper long with a Kansan audience declared this was a Republican year. He predicted Kansas would join the Republican ranks four years after casting a Wilson vote. He urged support for Senator Harding this year.
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Associated Press
Bartlesville
Okla
Ben Auior
Arthur Capper
Kaneas
Kansas
Wilson
Benator Harding
Demo Candidate Addresses Santa Fe Crowd In Large Rally
In Santa Fe on Oct 22 Judge Richard H. Hanna spoke to a full house about national and state issues. The event drew 400 to 600 listeners, with no personal attacks on opponents, while supporters and editors attended. Prior stops included Pena Blanca with a cavalry escort.
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Clinton P. Anderson
Santa Fe
Richard H. Hanna
Harry
Hanna
Harry Hanna
Niall
Judge Hanna
Jude Hanna
League of Nations
House of Representatives
J. D. Atwood
Curt C. Magee
The
Morning Journal
Bronson M. Cutting
Santa Fe New Mexican
Pena Blanca
Sandoval
Prohibition Debate Drove New Mexico Constitutional Talks
Santa Fe discusses how a statewide liquor ban failed to be written into the 1912 constitution. Delegates supported moral reforms but feared ratification would be jeopardized. The legislature faced two moral issues including the Johnson Payne prize fight and English language qualifications for office.
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Clinton P. Anderson
Santa Fe
Republican Party
Las Vegas
Last Call Registration in Albuquerque for Voting
In Albuquerque the Last Call registration for the November 2 election is light despite new women voters. Officials expect many to register before 6 30 this evening when books close for name classification. A woman opposes women influencing the race while another argues votes like hers are needed.
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Albuquerque
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