Charles Crown Attempt Near Budapest Sparks Fighting
Military forces backing former Emperor Charles of Austria-Hungary move toward Budapest with Charles reported near Budaors and fighting ongoing. Admiral Horthy is said to lead Hungarian troops as reports vary on Charles entering Budapest and government morale. Dispatches note Karists checked at Budnór about 17 miles from Budapest amid bloodshed and mobilization of reserves.
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Crowds greet Allied leaders in Washington visit
General Diaz of Italy Admiral Beatty of England and Lieutenant General Jacques of Belgium arrived in Washington to be received by President Harding. Crowds along Union Station and Pennsylvania Avenue cheered as the trio, each with a separate car, prepared to visit Mount Vernon and Arlington before joining a Kansas City American Legion convention.
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Italy
Beatty
England
Jacques
Belgium
Harding
Kansas City
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Pennsylvania Avenue
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Arlington
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Baron Jacques
New York
Packers' employes approve 5 percent wage cut
Des Moines Iowa October 23 Local packing house employees have voted to accept a 5 per cent wage reduction ordered by the packing companies. Union officers say there will be no strike unless nationally ordered.
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Associated Frees
Des “Moines
Iowa
oMeers
Irish delegates indorse De Valera statement at London talks
Sinn Fein delegates at a peace conference in London consult about tomorrow's meeting and vow not to repudiate Eamonn de Valera. They may seek joint terms with Britain while affirming allegiance to the king is denied. In Trafalgar Square a mass rally marked Terence MacSwiney's death, with about 20,000 in processions despite rain.
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William Roth
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Pope Benedict
Irish Self-Detemination League
German cabinet calls continue leaders conference
The Berlin cabinet crisis deepens as President Ebert meets Reichstag president Loebe and other leaders. A letter from Chancellor Wirth states the cabinet resigns after insisting on fulfilling treaty obligations, criticizing the Upper Silesia decree and citing reduced German capacity to meet allied demands. Consultations to form a new ministry will continue.
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Exploding Shells Endanger French Fort Near Paris
In Aubervilliers two miles from Paris a fire at a fort in a chain of 40 surrounding the city caused gas and other shells to explode. Fire apparatus from Paris and troops were sent to evacuate residents from the danger zone after the ammunition stores ignited and shells began to explode.
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Aubervilliers
Millions to be spent to create jobs nationwide
Washington reports that municipalities will authorize millions in spending to provide jobs for about four million unemployed. Mayors indicate rapid action on emergency plans, including public works, sanitation upgrades, and more street cleaning. Bonds were noted in Dayton and Cleveland, with Standard Oil of New Jersey planning to rehire about five thousand workers on projects. In Fresno, two died when a Southern Pacific train crashed into a stage near Livingston, injuring others.
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Arthur Woods
National Unemployment Conference
Dayton
Ohio
Cleveland
New England
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Fresno
Cal
Clara Hackett
Porterville
Muthern Pacific
Livingston
Banker Fugitive Warren C Spurgin Identified After Death
The body of a Chicago banker, Warren C Spurgin, identified by W F Bennett as the missing president of a Chicago trust company. Found in a Miami hotel room with a single bullet wound, clothing mutilated to avoid identification, Bennett says he was certain from repeated meetings and dinners with the man.
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Fla
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Michiga Avenue ‘Trust Company
Chicago
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C. Hayden
New York City
Bennett
Imposing Edifice Rises From Old St Johns Church
A fire in March 1919 gutted St Johns Episcopal Church in Butte but left the stone shell intact. The rebuilt structure features two towers, a new parish hall, an elaborately designed interior, and a large pipe organ, with exterior completion followed by interior work and worship resumption.
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Alameda on rocks near Seward. all aboard safe
The passenger steamer Alameda of the Alaska Steamship company ran aground southeast of Seward Alaska but every person aboard is reported safe. The ship with a crew of about 90 and around 60 passengers was en route to Seattle via southeastern Alaskan ports. Commanded by Captain Julius Johanson, a long time Alaska mariner, the Alameda is a sister ship of the Amposa which sank after running ashore in 1918, with all aboard saved.
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Alaska
Julius Johanson
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Teystraits
Nine unions refuse to join Big Five labor bloc
Nine major unions have refused to join the so called Big Five. Signalmen have not yet met to determine the course of their organization. A ballot is now being taken to grant officials authority to act as they deem necessary to protect union interests.
Day's Strike Developments in Railroad Dispute
Sunday developments show Rail Way Clerks' 350000 members voting against a strike now, limiting potential strikers to about a quarter of the nation’s rail workers. In Texas 600 I & G N train men claim 100 percent effectiveness while freight resumes. Cleveland chiefs blame labor board. Chicago heads say standard unions’ stance breaks the strike backbone as ballot of 14000 signalmen proceeds with results due Wednesday. US Attorney Clyne summoned to Washington to discuss the strike situation.
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Cleveland
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Clyne
Washington
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Strike vote limits threat to one fourth of rail workers
The Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks, Freight Handlers, Express and Station Employes voted not to authorize a walkout for now. Officials said nine major rail unions have blocked strikes, covering about three quarters of the nation’s 2,000,000 railroad workers. The decision followed hours of debate after some had urged a October 30 protest over wage cuts.
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Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Hunger strike by fifty Irish prisoners in Cork barracks
Fifty Irish prisoners at Cork military detention barracks began a hunger strike at 6 p m Friday to protest their treatment and the quality of food supplied. The Associated Press reports the action as a sustained protest by inmates.
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Associated Prows
Cork
Board blamed for walkout by union leaders
CURVELAND Oct 23 Responsibility for a nationwide railroad strike set to begin that morning was placed on the United States railroad labor board and the carriers in a statement from Curveland. The statement notes that the general chairmen of the five major carriers totaling about 300 men have been cited. More on the union chiefs' stance appears on page 2.
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United States Railroad Labor Board
Brotherwoods
French Guard Embassy as Sacco and Vanzetti Protest Fizzles
Paris weapons and troops surround the American embassy and nearby streets to deter a planned communist march protesting Sacco and Vanzetti verdicts. About 10 000 soldiers police and guards on walls and entrances with no major turnout. arrests and clashes reported elsewhere in Marseille.
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Marcel Cachiv
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