Lloyd George welcomed in Pittsburgh on U S visit
Welsh premier David Lloyd George arrived to a massive Pittsburgh greeting with Welsh organizations, a city reception led by Mayor William A. Magee, and a Welsh dinner. He later rested at the home of Mrs. John Worthington and was made an honorary member of the American Gorsedd before leaving for Washington for a three day stay.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
David Lield George
Great Britain
Fcomrmytier
William A. Mawee
Davis
Department of Labor
Washington
Welch
Lioyd George
John Worthington
American Gorsedd
Lloyd George
Ad- Seaton & Mass
Syria
Fiee
Washigton
Directors and Guests Accused of Debauchery in Veterans Hospitals Scandal
Witness Elias H. Mortimer testified before a senate committee about alleged rigue, debauchery and corruption linked to veterans hospital contracts. He claimed loans to Forbes and unrepayed advances totaling over fifty thousand dollars, and described drinking parties from Washington to San Francisco. The hearings continued with Forbes absent but invited to testify next week.
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Washington
Associated Press
Senate
Elias H. Mortimer
James W. Blick
Chicago
J. V
Thompson
Forbes
Mortimer
San Francisco
Hayden Park
Wash
Hayden
Spokane
Detalia
Enat
Alain
Waldorf-Astoria
New York City
Goeth
Sutherland Construction Company
Philadelphia
Wardman Park Inn
Pacific Coast
Veterans’ Bureau
John F. O'’Bran
New York
Weather forecast for Denver region October 24
Generally fair in Denver with a new storm from the west. Rain or showers move in from the northeast for the southeast portion on Thursday and possibly Friday. Colder temperatures expected Thursday in the southern area. Arizona foresees fair weather Thursday and Friday with little temperature change.
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Denver
Arizona
Local University Weather Report Summary
Conditions for four hours ending 6 p m yesterday recorded by the university show a high of 34, a low of 34, and a mean of 45. Humidity 6 percent. Precipitation trace. Wind from the West. Sky partly cloudy.
Hunters Sunrise Sunset Times In October In Santa Fe
Official sunrise tomorrow October 26 at 6 21 a m and sunset at 5 15 p m local time One minute earlier for sunrise and three to five minutes later for sunset in October across Santa Fe Albuquerque time
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Santa Se
Albuquerque
Lloyd George lauds Carnegie peace vision in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh a crowd heard David Lloyd George recall Andrew Carnegie’s peace vision and urge U S British empire unity for rational world peace. He cited Carnegie’s 1900 prophecy of war and urged mercy, conciliation, and a world commission beyond ordinary committees. Secretary Davis praised Lloyd George as an outstanding world figure.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Andrew Carnegie
David Lioyd George
Great Britain
Carnegie
Pennnsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Mr. Lloyd George
United States
British Empire
Henry Campbell Tannerman
Europe
Lloyd George
Davis
Department of Labor
Washington
Wales
Snow Blanket Hits Western States From Montana To Texas
Denver reports the western half of the region buried under snow as the storm crosses the eastern Rockies. Colorado records up to 4 1/2 inches in the city and 1.32 inches of precipitation in 24 hours while Pueblo notes four inches equivalent. Forecasters predict more rain or snow for northeastern New Mexico with slight warming ahead.
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Denver
Colo
Wyoming
South Dakota
Colorado
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Texas
Grand Junction
Durango
Pueblo
Cheyrenne
Wyo
New Mexica
Martial law proclaimed at Mayence in unsettled clashes
Martial law has been proclaimed at Mayence amid disputed authority and lineups on the streets. The report notes clashes and ongoing tension as authorities enforce restrictions in the area.
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Mayence
Paris
Havas
Senator Underwood Opens Democratic Campaign in Texas
Senator Oscar W. Underwood launched his Texas campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination from a train stop in Nocona, declaring the South must choose a Southern man to carry the party banner. He emphasized past southern leadership and urged delegates to support a southern candidate, meeting crowds at multiple stops between Denison, Denton, Wichita Falls, and beyond.
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Nocona
Texas
Oscar W. Underwood
Democrat Party
Congress
Democratic Party
United States
Denison
Denton
Wichita Falle
Kaseman of Albuquerque Wed in Gettysburg
George A Kaseman of Albuquerque wed Miss Anna Trexler of this city in Gettysburg Pa Their marriage follows Kasemans rise from New Mexico businessman to state senator and his wife’s Red Cross service during the war The couple will reside in Albuquerque
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G. A. Kaseman
Albuquerque
Gettysburg, PA
George A. Kaseman
Anna Trexler
Gettysburg
Kaseman
New Mexico
Atatce
Misa Trexier
Red Cross
Germany Holds Hearing Request Revives Reparations Crisis
Paris Oct. 54 The German note requesting a hearing on capacity to pay is seen as heightening the reparations dispute. French and British Italian delegates debate the move as the Taos Pueblo feud tensions flare with Crandall averting violence. Authorities prepare for Friday meeting as Crandall reorganizes Taos leadership.
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Paris
Associated Press
Germany
Mayer
Votncare
Poincare
Herr Vor Hoesch
AF. Poincare
Commission
France
Foreign Office
I 1 Could Not Be Obtained. the Reparation Commission
John Bradbury
Pfritigh
England
Evans Outlines Policy of Klan on Immigration
In Deltas Texas Dr I W Evans imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan describes the groups immigration stance. He urges a selective inviting policy and criticizes non invited groups while defending Americanism and the need to control assimilation among native and immigrant populations.
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Evans
KLAN
Congress
America
Senator Underwood Denounces Nominating President
Wichita Falls Texas October 34 Senator Oscar W Underwood of Alabama spoke at a banquet in his honor asserting that calls for the south to nominate and elect a president are a political battle cry used by northern leaders who want the office themselves.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
United States
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Devotes Life to Helping Ex-Prisoners Rehabilitate
Cleveland figure known as "Daddy" Williams leads the Sam Williams Voucher club, a nonprofit national network aiding men released from prison. He has spent 47 years freeing men and guiding 150 per year to work with only one backslider, focusing on crime prevention and probation support.
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Cleveland
Sam SS. Williame Voucher Club
Fame
Daddy
Wiliams of
Ald
Willams
Driver of Auto That Killed Woman Given Nine Months in Jail
William Ross, 18, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in Fort Collins Colorado. He received a nine month jail term after a 15 minute jury deliberation for striking Mrs Anna Lapp near Loveland on February 4 1921 and driving away, leaving her in a dying state. Eyewitnesses Lydia Walker Anna Schafer and Alex Coeok testified they urged him to stop but were threatened with death if they spoke. Ross claimed he was at a motion picture show the night of the incident.
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Fort Collins
Colo
William Rogs
Neil F. Graham
Kiese
Anna Lapp
Loveland
Lydia Walker
Anna Schafer
Alex Coeok
Chinese Bandits Dispersed By Troops Near Pekin
Troops routed several hundred bandits who tried to seize a passenger train on the Pekin Hankow line through Honan. The locomotive was struck but no passengers were hurt. Traffic was halted briefly. The raid occurred at Hushangcheng south of Chen Chow, recalling last spring's Lincheng outrage.
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Pekin
Get
Associated Press
Pekin-Hankow
Honan Province
Hushangcheng
Chen Chow
Lincheng
Caliph in Spanish Morocco Reported Dead
Madrid dispatch reports Mulait El Mehdi, the caliph of the Spanish zone of Morocco, has died in a private dispatch dated October 24. The消息 notes a quiet confirmation from unnamed sources and outlines potential regional ramifications.
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Madrid
Morocco
Mulait el Mehdi
Notorious bandit known as Des Moines Billie shot dead
Police identify the man shot dead as the infamous Des Moines Billie a raiding outlaw also known as Grant. He had been arrested in Atlanta in 1914 for train robbery and Des Moines bank robbery and spent a year in Fort Marion penitentiary. Detectives link him to multiple aliases and a Kansas City arrest connected to a theater safe burglary.
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Shen
Des Moines
Grant
Atlanta
Ilic
Alabama
Fort Marlicon
W. A. Stanton
W. A. Alien
William Winfort
Billy Morrison
Katenas City
Albuquerque Ice Co to Erect 15000 Dollar Storage Building
A building permit was issued yesterday to the Albuquerque Ice company for a four-story 32 by 60 foot storage building costing 15000 dollars. The insulated structure will store 3000 to 4000 tons of ice for the winter and summer needs, with refrigeration piped from traditional machines to maintain 79 degrees. The firm expects immediate work and spring readiness to meet rising demand. Other local improvements include Angela de Tallis home additions, Crosland Shirley adobe residence, and W Reed brick home, with various small adobe and frame houses under construction.
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Albuquerque Ice Company
King Journal
Rece
Towhich
Angela de Tallis
Eowtire
Crosland Shirley
East Roma
W. Reed
Senuth Eighth Street
Fall testifies on relations with Sinclair since resignation
Former Secretary Fall tells the Senate public lands committee that after resigning he discussed a China oil contract with Harry F. Sinclair. He received 10 000 dollars for expenses and said he advised E L Doheny, with no further compensation, and may seek future oil or coal related work.
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Washington
Senate Public Lands Committee
Teapot Dome
Wyoming
Naval Oil Reserve
Harry F. Sinclair
Fall
Interior Department
Sinclair
Teapo Dome
Denby
Navy Department
China
London
Doheny
Walsh
Montana
New York Exchange
Sisted
Secretary of the Navy
Creighton Halfback Out For Remainder Of Season
Paul Fitzgibbon star Creighton halfback will miss the rest of the football season due to a low leg fracture suffered in the game against South Dakota State in Brookings. An examination at his Sioux Falls home confirms the injury will require months to heal.
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Omaha
Neb
Paul Fitzgibbon
Creighton University
South Dakota State
Brookings
Sioux Falls
Two Sentenced in Securities Robbery Case in St Louis
Wm. F. Whitey Deering and David Weisman were convicted of complicity in the robbery of about 2.49 million dollars in securities from an armored mail truck on April 27. They received federal prison terms of 26 and 25 years respectively.
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St. Louis
Wm. F. (Whitey) Deering
David Weisman
Coal Avenue Viaduct Might Close For Repair Status
City officials met with Santa Fe District Engineer M Blanchard to discuss repairs on the Coal Avenue viaduct and a possible three month closure. Creosoted timber from Texas and scheduling with the railway delay final remodeling beyond immediate completion.
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Coal Avenue
Calkins
Edmund Rosa
Rank Kimball
M. ©. Blanchard
Santa Fe Railroad
Amarillo
Texas
Deal Avenue
Floss
Blanchard
Santa Fe
Mante
Swepe
Central Avenue
Swope
Sydney Well
New York
Clyde Tingley
Digtriet
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