Farmers Urge Prompt Opening Of Grain Exchanges
A resolution from the farmers marketing committee asks the federal trade commission or attorney general to open grain exchanges to cooperative members if exchanges do not act. The report analyzes Pacific coast cooperative models and urges consolidation of farmers interests to pool and stabilize prices across regions.
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Chicago
Federal Trade Commission
Attorney General
Farmers’ Marketing Committee
United States
Mid-West Farm Bureau
Repo
Officials Declare May Be Objection to Triple Treaty
Washington officials stated no state department protest had been filed against the France Britain Italy tripartite agreement on Turkish spheres of influence. They warned the open-door policy in Turkey must be preserved and suggested Article 2 may be read to favor the contracting powers at others’ expense.
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Wilson
State Department
Washington
France
Great Britain
Italy
Turkey
United States
Ottoman Empire
Mesopotamia
Anatolia
Millionaire Backer on Hot Pan for Perjury Charge
Arraignment of George Backer, millionaire builder, on perjury accusations tied to testimony before a joint legislative committee probing a building trust. Bail set at 15000 with Monday return. Untermyer threatens to summon Mayor Hylan to explain city contract cancellations amid ongoing bid suspicions.
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New York
George Backer
Joint Legislative Committee
Samuel Untermyer
Hylan
Republicans Break House Record With 176-Seat Plurality
Washington reports unofficial results showing the Republican plurality in the next House at 176 seats. The tally stands 205 Republicans, 129 Democrats, and 1 Socialist, according to William Tyler Page, chief clerk.
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Washington
House of Congress
William Tyler Page
Diplomats Confer on Anti Alien Land Case Treaty Pending
Washington nov 6 announcement from the state department says roland s morris american ambassador to japan has been given a 60 day leave of absence and negotiations with baron shidehara japanese ambassador on california anti alien land legislation appear largely complete Morris returning from tokyo in june has led talks and details of a new treaty based on california law passed in tuesdays election are believed settled final form will go to both governments for approval officials would not confirm if talks ended
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Washington
State Department
Rolands. Morris
Japan
Baron Shidehara
California
Morris
Tokio
Roland
No Influenza Epidemic Can Recur For 30 Years
Montana physicians say another influenza epidemic is a remote possibility for decades. Dr. John J. Sippy notes Montana has no reported cases this fall and cites immunity from past exposure. He recalls the 1918 peak and provides monthly counts, while Dr. J. R. E. Sievers predicts another epidemic not before about 1947.
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Montana
Butte
United States
John J. Sippy
J. R. E. Sievers
Sievers
Fire destroys oil plant warehouses in Cee Kan
At Cee Kan November 6 fire of unknown origin wrecked ware houses and manufacturing plants of the Southwestern Petroleum company. Loss estimated between 75 000 and 100 000 dollars.
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Cee Kan
Southwestern Petroleum Company
Million dollar fire in railroad buildings
Denver authorities report a fire at Utah Junction destroying the Denver and Salt Lake railroad machine shop tool shop stationery supply building and three locomotives. W R Freman the road's receiver estimates losses at one million dollars. The railroad has been under receivership for years.
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Denver
Denver & Salt Lake Railroad
Utah Junction
Here
W. R. Freman
Irish Paper Arrested by Polit Editor
Dublin reports numerous early raids including the printing plant of Patrick Mahon where the Sinn Fein organ Young Ireland is published. Mahon was arrested and associates dismantled equipment to close the plant. A district hall in Gorvah Leitrim was burned at dawn by a uniformed band. yesterday vacant barracks in Gorvah were also set ablaze.
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Dublin
Patrick Mahon
Sinn Fein
Young Ireland
Mahon
Gorvah
Leitrim
Soft coal prices fall as production rises in nation
Washington reports that soft coal prices are declining with a 25 percent drop across several fields. Production now exceeds 12,000,000 tons per week, and industry officials say immediate soft coal needs are met, with a storage surplus building for winter.
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Washington
National Coal Association
Bank Robbers Hold Up Twin City Bank Rosedale
Three robbers tonight held up the Twin City bank of Rosedale a suburb of Kansas City Kan. and escaped with about four thousand dollars in cash authorities reported no arrests immediately.
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Kansas City
Twin City
Rosedale
Kan
Montana Democrats to Maintain Non-Partisan League Fight
Helena November article reports Senator Henry L Myers confirming the Montana Democratic club will keep its organization active until all non-partisan league influence is removed. A permanent secretary will monitor Townley Dunn activities, as Democrats and Republicans prepare for the next state primary to repel socialist infiltration.
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Standard
Helena
Lester Loble
United States
Henry L. Myers
Montana
Democratic Club
Myers
Legislative returns show Republicans lead in Montana house and senate
Helena Nov 6 unofficial but nearly complete returns place 101 Republicans and 5 Democrats elected to the house across 48 of 54 counties. In the senate 39 Republicans and 10 Democrats expected in 49 reporting counties. Several counties still undetermined. Names listed include A Hazelbaker rep Beaverhead and J C F Seigfried rep Carbon among others with holdovers noted.
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Helena
House
Senate
Carter
Daniels
Golden Valley
MecCone
Richland
Sheridan
Garfield
McCone
Women elected to Kansas legislature in event
Topeka Kan Nov 6 Three women will sail in the Kansas legislature this winter All are Republicans Mrs Brinstead returns for the second term as representative of Seward County
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Brinstead
Seward County
Coal wage talks adjourn in Philadelphia deadlock
Representatives of mine workers and operators adjourned the second day of talks in Philadelphia with little progress toward reopening the anthracite wage award. The discussion focused on President Wilsons telegram requesting a reopening and interpretation of the wage commission award.
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Philadelphia
Wilson
Harding Begins Vacation Trip to Texas on Special Train
President elect Warren G Harding travels southwest on a coast outing with crowds along Indiana Ohio and Illinois towns. He speaks from the rear platform, praising a clean campaign and urging party alignment to serve America and the American people rather than seek power.
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Harding
Texas
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Mr. Harding
Paris
Seventy Indictments for Prohibition Violations
Kansas City Missouri November sixth seventy indictments were returned by the federal grand jury charging violations of the federal prohibition act. The charges include sale possession and manufacture of liquor against the seventy indicted.
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Kansas City, Mo
Palmer to be represented by his former assistant
Attorney General Palmer announced the Department of Justice will be represented by C. B. Ames, former assistant to the attorney general, at Monday's inquiry in Indianapolis before Federal Judge Anderson into the attorney general's connection with the soft coal cases. The government is prepared to proceed with prosecutions pending before Judge Anderson.
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Washington
Palmer
Department of Justice
C. B. Ames
Enformeny
Indianapolis
Anderson
Otney General
Amen
Tor
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