Sensational Return of Charles I to Hungary Sparks Royalist Rally
Charles I former emperor of Austria travels by air from Switzerland to Oedenburg and Raab gathering royalist support to reclaim the Hungarian throne. Allies protest while Charles with Empress Zita wins cautious Hungarian consent and mobilizes 12 000 troops toward Budapest.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Charles 1
Austri
Hungary
Raab
Switzerland
Zita
Oedeburg
Allo
Steinamanger
Czecho- Slovakia
Charles
Austria
Lisbon
Big Five unions face split as clerks and firemen hold
Chicago reports that major rail unions controlling about 600000 workers will not authorize a strike with the Big Five. Clerks and signal men decide tomorrow. maintenance of way and stationary firemen also back away from walkout amid looming labor board ruling.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Maintenance of Way Union
Timothy Healy
HF. Grans
Maintenance of Way
M. Jewell
Jewell
Labor Board
American Federation of Labor
Standard
Irish crisis looms as Dublin talks pause in London
London October 22 with Prime Minister Lloyd George at Chequers and Michael Collins in Dublin, no major Irish talks expected until resumption. Both sides admit a crisis, but foresee smoothing of British resentment toward De Valera's message and continued negotiations. Ulster issues remain largely untouched.
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Associated Press
London
Lloyd George
Chequers Court
Michael Collins
Dubin
Toight
Wamonn de Valera
de Valera
Sinn Fein
Ulster
Dlock
Senate Accepts Compromise Income Surtax Plan
The Senate approved a Republican compromise income surtax with a maximum rate of 50 percent by a 54 to 13 vote. Several amendments failed or were delayed, including proposals to retain existing rates above 100 000 and to set new brackets. Debates noted a likely House challenge and possible final rate near 40 percent in conference.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Calder
Renate
Gian Nahe Srey Beane
Sir Baye
Ceara
la Follette
Witsonain
House
Benater Gerry
Rhode Island
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Butte Defeats Anaconda By Strong Football Tactics
Butte high school’s balanced eleven defeated Anaconda 13 to 0 at Clark playgrounds in a college atmosphere game watched by about 5,000. Walsh and Grady led off tackle plunges while Butte’s line stifled Anaconda’s passing, limiting Sugrue to 8 completions on 24 attempts for 67 yards. Brennan and O Connor punted well as Meagher shined in the Butte line.
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Butte
Anaconda
Mining City Warriors
Sugrue Stars
Butte High School
Clark
Walsh
Grady
Sugrue
Meagher
Brennan
Crowley
O'Connor
Donahey
Anaconda Rooters
Clark Field
Chancellor Wirth and Cabinet Resign in Berlin
Berlin reports that Chancellor Wirth and his cabinet resigned today after a three session meeting. They left office voluntarily, ending efforts to decide on Upper Silesia under the Entente guidelines without voting recommendations.
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Berlin
Wirth
Upper Silesia
London
Body of Woman Taken From Pond Near Long Island City
Police faced a new murder mystery as the upper portion of a young woman's body was found by workers in a pond near Queens Boulevard. The body was hacked above the hips and wrapped in white oil cloth. The skull shows a forehead blow and a linen belt was knotted around the neck. The pool is being drained to aid the search for the missing parts. The woman appears to be about years old with auburn hair and preserved look despite six to seven days in water.
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New Yor
Metropolitan Police
Queen's Boulevard
Long Island City
Rail Strike Expands Across Major Rail Lines
Trainmen on the International and Great Northern quit in a 100 percent walkout. Freight service will not be handled while passenger trains remain unaffected. Big Four union chiefs say they will follow the labor board, keeping status quo until the Wednesday hearing. The interstate commerce commission orders Western freight rates cut 16 percent on hay grain and grain products. Attorney General Daugherty completes secret interior trip on rail prices and returns to Washington.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
International & Great Northern
Chicago
Brotherhoods
Cleveland
Labor Board
Washington
Interstate _commerce commission
United States
Columbus
Ohio
Daugherty
Prosecution Seeks Sheriff Houston Over Prohibition Violations
Wellington Rankin Montana attorney general prosecutes Sheriff W H Houston of Missoula County for alleged prohibition law violations and failure to enforce prohibition. Witnesses testified Houston accepted protection money from moonshine operators and discussed further payments. Undersheriff Clemens defended by noting missed prosecutions. trial adjourned until Monday.
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Associated Pro Se
Missoula
Wellington D. Rankin
Montana
W. H. Houston
Missoula County
J. M. Self
Jenne Foster
Houston
C. V. Foster
W. J. Moore
Artie Olmstead
Olmstead
Grant
John Campbell
Clemens
Montana Shippers Benefit By Order
Montana shippers of grain gain from a 12 percent freight rate cut on grain and grain products in Montana and western territories as ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The reduction falls short of Montana commission requests and adjusts coarse grains, flour, cereals to maintain their relation to wheat.
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The
Associated Press
Helena
Montana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Montana Commission
Texas Trainmen Replaced as Guards Take Duty
About 600 members of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen on the International & Great Northern of Texas struck at noon today and are being replaced by experienced men. Superintendent Jones and chief clerk Landis announced the railroad can hire sufficient experienced staff and ads were ordered in Sunday newspapers seeking switchmen and brakemen. Passenger train No. 7 departed at 7 PM.
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Brotherhood of Railroad
International & Great of Texas
R. Jones
J. M. Landis
Woman Seeks Marriage Gift Pact Amid Odd Courtship
A scrambled report describes a married woman seeking compensation to wed a man, while Mr Milter denies wealth and expresses disapproval. The narrative notes a campaign start, hotel lodging, and a quick betrothal framed as a sham marriage.
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Solar TN
Hare
Milter
Saya
Sitmaf Coulnana
Serana
Joan
Federal orders cut railroad rates amid strike tensions
Federal actions by two departments set sweeping rate reductions for grains hay and grain products west of the Mississippi to the Pacific coast. The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered lower rates and required new schedules by November 20 while the Justice Department shields railroad property during a Texas strike.
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Mississippi River
Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pacific Coast
Department of Justice
International & Great Northern Railroad
Texas
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