Most Illustrious Knight Ceremony Opens In Morning
Marshal Foch was today the official guest of the Knights of Columbus and became the millionth Knight, celebrated after a morning Mass at Tory Name cathedral. Supreme Knight Flaherty announced the honor while Foch visited Edward Hines Jr. hospital in Maywood and reviewed disabled soldiers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Marshal Foch
Knights of Columbus
Columb
the of Columbus
Edward Hines Jr
Marshal of
France
Tory Name
Knight Flaherty
Alchbsihon Mandelein
James O'Brien
Harris Ferehe
Burch Challenges Sanity in Kennedy Murder Case
Arthur C. Burch told county jail officials he is as sane as anybody and challenged prosecutors to prove insanity. The court was to decide tomorrow if he will have a jury hearing on the insanity charge and whether a similar motion for Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain’s indictment dismissal will proceed, possibly setting her trial date.
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J. Belton Kennedy
Arthur C. Burch
Burch
Madalynne Obenchain
War Expenditures Consumed 78.5 Percent of Disbursements
Figures compiled from reports of the Secretary of the Treasury show that four fifths of all disbursements are spent on war items. The analysis indicates 78.5 percent allocated to military costs and related expenditures.
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Secretary of Treasury
War spending dwarfs other U S government outlays in history
The World Peace Foundation cites Treasury figures showing 1789 to 1920 total ordinary disbursements at 66.7 billion dollars with war items at 52.6 billion or 78.5 percent. Civil war costs reached 12.32 billion, while World War I costs exceeded 33 billion.
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Associated Press
Boston
World Peace Foundation
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
The
Foundation
Navy Department
Shooting of Former Wife Shocks Peoria
In Peoria Illinois on November 6 William Barr shot and killed his former wife Hazel Barr at her home. Twin six year old children were the only witnesses. The shooting followed an incident in which Mrs Barr asked him to leave the house. Later the report notes the event and mentions prior personal history.
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Peoria
Ill
William Barr
Hazel Barr
China’s loan default harms credit and leverage
A cable from Secretary Hughes to the Chinese government notes China’s failure to pay principal and interest on a $5.5 million loan from the Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Co. of Chicago. The missed payment on Oct. 31 damages China’s financial standing and complicates far eastern conference diplomacy. Washington indicated no steps beyond ambassadorial presentations.
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Hughes
Peking
Sechtary Hughes
Legation
China
Princpal
Continental and Compercial Trust
Vings Company of
Chicago
United States
Washington
Schurman
State Department
Burglary Loot Valued at 1200 From Paul Hudtloff Home
A burglar entered the Paul Hudtloff residence at 1413 West Porphyry Street and stole jewelry and diamonds worth 1200 plus other items. The raid was discovered after 7 PM when the family returned from fishing to a broken rear window and disarray throughout the house.
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Paul Hudtloff
West Porphyry Street
Lavalliere
Last Shots Fired In New York Campaign
The Associated Press reports on the final campaign statements by Mayor John F. Hylan and Borough President Henry H. Curran ahead of the mayoral election. Hylan calls the race a referendum on traction and fare reform, claiming victory would let the city push traction laws. Curran criticizes the Hylan administration as wasteful and promises no clear rapid transit plan.
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Associated Pres
New York
John F. Hylan
Henry H. Curran
Curran
Hylan
York City
Train and car crash claims five lives near Martinez
Five members of the Sales family and R H Bradley died when Southern Pacific No. 109 struck a car at Los Medanos, 18 miles east of Martinez, leaving one injured. The victims aged 9 to 10 included Marjorie and Donald Sales.
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Southern Pacific
Los Medanos
Here
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R. OH. Bradley
Sales Jr
Marjorie Sales
Donald Sales
Associated Prew
Stillwater
Minn
Olga Kullberg
St. Paul
Oscar Johnson
Northern Pacific
Kullberg
Johnson
Ulsterites Likely Called Into Conference On Ireland
London reports indicate Ulster leaders may be summoned to join talks on Northern Ireland as Sinn Fein factions and the British government press toward a peace framework. Prime Minister Lloyd George and Ulster premier Sir James Craig held talks amid expectations the Ulster position will be reviewed in the ongoing peace negotiations.
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Associated Pres
London
Austen Chamberlain
Chequers Court
James Craig
Belfast Telegraph
Northern Ireland
Associated Press
Allr
Ulster
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
Charles Dethroned Hapsburgs Ousted in Budapest Action
In a special session the national assembly passed the final reading dethroning former King Charles and ousting the Hapsburg dynasty. Portugal approves deportation of ex Emperor Charles, empress, and children to Madeira, likely to reside in a large unfinished sanitarium building in Funchal once planned by German financiers.
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Associated Press
Budapest
National Assembly
Charles
Hapsburg
Madeira
Aviceiaund Presisbon
Portugal
Charles of Austria
Fanchal
Madeira Island
Funchal
Japan Faces Unrest as Armament Talks Open
Washington reports a tense Japanese political scene and weak foreign relations as Japan, now industrialized, grapples with high living costs and competition abroad. Leaders abroad seek a modern role while U S Britain and China shape cautious ties.
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Associated Press
Washington
Japan
United States
Great Britain
China
Relief Workers Plan Three Day Community Drive
Final plans for a relief drive to aid the community chest are formed at an evening meeting in the high school auditorium. Captains and assistants receive last instructions on district assignments and card methods for collecting funds, with two captains per district and ample workers ready for the campaign beginning tomorrow morning.
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Atorium
French Premier Briand Arrives Aboard Lafayette in New York
The Lafayette with Aristide Briand aboard reached quarantine in New York as plans formed for his dockside visit. Briand prepared an address for Americans and said he would not comment on the armament conference until meeting President Harding.
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Byte
Frees
New York
Lafayette
Washington
Aristtide Briand
France
Briand
Harding
Petlura’s Raid Claims Face Soviet Suppression
Nov 5. British mission in Warsaw learned General Petlura seized Kamenetz Podolsk, while the soviet legation denied it. Allied circles deem Petlura’s uprising a raid likely to be crushed by Soviet forces. Ruthenians in Polish Galicia reportedly join the Red Army against Peel. Riga dispatch cites Moscow on Kam enetz Podolsk capture. Soviet forces reportedly pursue northeast of the town.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Petlura
Kamenetz Podolsk
Legation
Ela
Petiura
Polish Galicia
Red Army
Peel
Riga
Moscow
Netherlands Delegates Arrive for Arms Conference
Foreign ministers and top officials from the Netherlands arrive in Washington to join the arms limitation conference set to open next Saturday. Led by Jonkheer H. A. Van Karnebeek, the delegation includes senior ministers, secretaries, and advisers, with Italian and French officials expected to arrive the following day.
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Hughes
Coonts
Jonkheer H. A. van Karnebeek
Jonkheer F. Beelaerts van Blekland
Foreign Ministry
E. Moresco
Colonial
Council of the
Netherlands East Indies
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Vaccari
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