Wet New Jersey governor Moore opposes saloons
New Jersey elects A. Harry Moore as governor by about 40 000 votes. He says prohibition remains hot and cannot be repealed, pledging to uphold the Volstead Act while supporting state choice. Moore, 46, has taught Sunday school 25 years and favors the W.C.T.U to curb temptation. He formerly served as Jersey City commissioner of revenue and finance.
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Central Press
Jersey City
N. J
Harry Moore
New Jersey
Moore
W.C. T. Ul
Tutankhamen mummy lifted by Carter in Luxor reveal
Howard Carter removes Tutankhamen from three gold cases inside a sandstone sarcophagus. X rays by Dr. Carry of Cairo University may reveal death cause or age at death. poison traces to be checked by Dr. Lucas. Carter hints a possible murder by Horemheb. details to follow on page 7.
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Associated Press
Luxor
Thebes
Tutankhamen
Howard Carter
Carry
Cairo University
Carter
B. C
Lucas
Department of Antiquities
Horemheb
Aknaton
Defense for Colonel Mitchell Faces Witness Push
Washington November 11. Defense lawyer Frank Reid pressed to call 36 witnesses across the country as part of the war air service charges against Colonel William Mitchell. Prosecutor Sherman Moreland said testimony would only mitigate sentence, not exonerate. No decision reached as five witnesses testified.
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Associated Press
Washington
William Mitchell
Navy Air Service
Frank R. Reid
Ilinois
Reid
Mitchell
Sherman Moreland
Mr. Reid
Pioneer Matron of Montana Dies at 81 in Bozeman
Mrs. Margaret Maxey widow of Daniel Maxey pioneer of Montana died at 81 at her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Frank Kyle home in Bozeman. Born July 29 1844 in Carbondale Pa she married in 1866 and moved to Gallatin County later engaging in farming with her husband who aided coal industry development. Nine of their eleven children survive along with twenty four grandchildren and two sisters. Funeral to be held at Kyle home Friday afternoon.
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Associated Press
Bozeman
Margaret Maxey
Daniel Maxey
Montana
Frank Kyle
Carbondale
Maxey
Gallatin County
Frank
Annie) Kyle
W. M
Jane) Maughan
J. A
Permilla) Luce
Washington, D. C
John
Ae Maxey
D. DD. Smith
George Maxey
Anaconda
David Maxey
Charles
Eva) Garnier Jr
Livingston
Rock Island
Hiso
Kyle
Armistice Day Observed With Silent Tributes At Arlington
President Coolidge placed a wreath at the Unknown Soldier tomb in Arlington at 11 o clock as officials paused in tribute. Mrs Coolidge accompanied him and a wreath was also laid on Woodrow Wilsons tomb at the Washington cathedral during twilight services broadcast by radio.
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Woodrow Wilson
Boston
Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Arlington Cemetery
Washington Cathedral
Coolidge
Arlington
Davis
War Department
Wilbur
E. Freeman
James H. Taylor
Mr. Wilson
American Legion
Former office boy heads American Sugar Refining Corp
Ward Foster, who began in the Havemeyer era as an office boy about 40 years ago, is elected president of the American Sugar Refining Company. The new leadership comes as the firm restores its common stock to a $5 annual dividend after a four year lapse.
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New York
Ward Foster
Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Butte Potato Show Gives Away Montana Netted Gems
Sacks of Montana Netted Gems potatoes will be given away daily at the Butte potato show opening this afternoon at the Butte Chamber of Commerce. Over three days, 54 winners receive sacks of 100, 50, or 25 pounds each, totaling about 3,300 pounds distributed.
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Butte
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Montana
New Finien Hotel
Helena
Murdered at Victim's Request: Man Confesses
Washington November 11. Joseph Pickard 25 confessed to killing Joseph F Stein 47 a window washer in a hospital basement, saying Stein asked him to do it as a favor. Other workers reported a feud between the two. Pickard said I hated to see him alive when he wanted to die and fired the revolver.
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Washington
Joseph F. Stein
Joseph Pickard
Stein
Tollee
Pickard
Pearce Subdues Man Who Insulted Wife At Park Street
Charlies Pearce dragged Tom Clemts, weighing about 200 pounds, to the police station after Clemts allegedly insulted Mrs Pearce as they walked on East Park Street with a baby carriage. Pearce knocked Clemts down and dragged him two blocks to the jail where Clemts was locked up.
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Charlies Pearce
Tom Clemts
Clemts
East Park Street
Pearce
Clemis
Remains of King Tut Exhumed by Howard Carter
Howard Carter yesterday removed King Tutankhamun from his gold coffin and took X ray photographs to help determine the cause of death of the famed Egyptian ruler. The procedure aimed to reveal details about the monarch who ruled more than 4,000 years ago.
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Howard Carter
King Tut
Aristocrat Tells How He Wooed and Won Colored Wife
In White Plains court a Rhinelander recounts meeting Alice Beatrice Jones daughter of a Negro coachman and details of courtship marriage. He sues for annulment claiming deception about her race and describes the letters and hotel visit as part of the prior life they shared.
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Prean
White Plains
N. Y
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Alice Beatrice Jones
Rhinelander
Grace Jones
Alice
Slater
New York
Maricantoinette
Methodists Reject Plan to Unite North and South
Buffalo November 11 announcement by Bishop William F. McDowell that the proposal to reunite the Methodist Episcopal church has failed to pass due to southern opposition. The southern church objections include admission of negroes and keeping separate religious jurisdictions. Final referendum results were not yet in, but a three-quarter southern vote would be required to consummate union.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
Methodist Church
Board of Bishops
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
William F. McDowell
Washington
McDowell
Blazer murder trial jury amid final pleas and delay
In Littleton Colorado Associated Press reports the murder case of Dr Harold Elmer Blazer against his 34 year old daughter Hazel goes to a district court jury. Judge Johnson delays verdict until tomorrow morning while defense stalls on mercy and cites Caesar like murder due to power and the prosecution cites human mortality and divine scrutiny.
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Littleton
Blazer
Samuel Johnson
Johnson
Hagtewood
Associated Press
Col
Harold Elmer Blazer
Hazel
District Court
Mergy
Lewis. Mowry
Caesars
Joel B. Stone
J. B. Murray
Murray
D. B. Malloy
Frances Bishop
Hazel Blazer
Stone
Committee 13 for simplification of income tax laws
Washington Navy 11 simplification of the income tax laws was favorably considered today by the house Ways and means committee in connection with the revision of the 1924 revenue act and it turned over continues on page tm column 6
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Associated Press
Washington, Navy
House
Ways and Means Committee
Death Claims Hugh d Arcy Author Of Famous Poem
Associated Press reports Hugh Antoine d Arcy, author of The Face Upon the Floor later known as The Face Upon the Barroom Floor, died today of heart disease at Lenox hospital New York. He was 42 years old and composed many verses and songs. his best known work gained wide fame in multiple languages.
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Associated Press
New York
Hugh Antoine d’Arcy
Lenox Hospital
D'Arcy
Stephenson murder trial nears closing in Noblesville
In Noblesville Indiana closing arguments in the D C Stephenson murder case attributed to Miss Madge Oberholtzer death will begin by noon tomorrow. Earl Klenck and Earl Gentry face murder charges with defense sur-rebuttal pending as Ralph Roudebush testified he offered to serve as a witness for both sides.
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Noblesville
Ind
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Klenck
Earl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
Suboena
Ralph Roudebush
Wheeler acquittal not a defense in oil land case
Washington reports the government says the oil land conspiracy charge against Senator Burton K Wheeler is a different offense from the one for which he was acquitted in Montana. A DC Supreme Court hearing on the demurrer and related pleas is set for November 27, with arguments on jurisdiction and the validity of former acquittal as a defense.
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Associated Press
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Wheeler
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