Greeks demand King Constantine as allies waver
Rioting in Athens outside the foreign office follows Greece's elections with casualties including children. Paris reports allies doubt preventing Constantine's restoration while weighing limited options such as naming Prince George or cutting Greek finances, amid Venizelos's unresolved resignation and European alarm.
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Foreign Office
Constantine
Paris
Greece
Britain
France
National Bank of Greece
le Matin
George
Venizetos
Reds also win in Siberia in latest attack
Dispatches from Harbin report anti bolshevist forces under General Zemenoff routed at Manculi as Bolshevik troops seize property. General Izome warns followers not to pursue. Japanese rush troops to Manculi to enforce order while Trans Siberian rails connect to the Chinese Eastern road near Harbin.
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Manchuria
Charles Edward Hogue
United Press
Peking
China
Siberia
Manchurian
Manculi
Harbin
Zemenoff
Izome
Vladivostok
Crimea
Ukrainia
Semenoff
Dartmouth gridiron party sails to Seattle for Washington game
Twenty one Dartmouth football players with managers and coaches will depart Boston Saturday for Seattle to face Washington on November 27.
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Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth
Boston
Seattle
Washington
Aged Woman Killed in Youngstown Auto Crash
An 80 year old woman, Mrs. Jacob Cook, was killed and four other women were seriously injured when their car skidded and overturned near Youngstown late yesterday. Police investigated the single vehicle crash as four other occupants suffered serious injuries.
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Youngstown
Jacob Cook
Mrs Janice France Dies After Interurban Collision
Medina woman 43 dies in Fremont after her machine is struck by an interurban car in a snow storm. The fatal accident occurred late yesterday in Fremont, outlining the incident and its tragic outcome.
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Fremont, O
Janice France
Medina
Merchants Warn Against Overstating Clothing Price Drops
Local retailers warn that newspaper and news service price drop notices mislead shoppers into expecting immediate benefits. They say current marks in Athens mean little profit for dealers who clear stock at cost to buy new lines, with spring clothing likely 10 to 20 percent cheaper and prices not returning to prewar levels unless a panic occurs.
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Athens
Naval hazers to be expelled at Annapolis says Daniels
Washington November 17 Secretary Daniels declared he would order expulsion from the Annapolis Naval Academy of all midshipmen guilty of hazing regardless of number. He said the United States spends too much on students who break rules and refused to comment on Seattle third year student Daniel Baker’s charge of discrimination in punishments. Baker claimed some guilty were dismissed while others were spared or lightly punished.
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Washington
Daniels
Annapolis Naval Academy
United States
Daniel G. Baker
Seattle
Baker
Midshipmen
Academy
Brady Says Mooney Case Likely Dismissal If New Trial Ordered
San Francisco District Attorney Matthew Brady said a new trial for Thomas Mooney, imprisoned for the 1916 Preparedness Day parade bombing, would likely lead to a dismissal and Mooney's release if the courts order it.
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San Francisco
Matthew Brady
Thomas Mooney
State Penitentiary
Mooney
Co-Eds Suspended Over Chicago Trip And Fare Dishonesty
Five Ohio State co-eds defied campus rules by riding to Chicago for the football game in October and have been suspended and banished from the campus until after Thanksgiving. Each must repay about $30 for fare and berth, money to be offered to the railroad officials. if declined it will go to the university student loan fund.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Chicago
Deaths of Ohio and Boston actresses blamed on alcohol and exposure
Chicago police say Mary Rhodes of Altoona and Lillian Thompson of Boston died from alcohol poisoning and exposure after a Saturday night "joy ride" in Grant Park. Three men confessed to picking up the drunk actresses. pools of blood at the scene spurred earlier homicide fears, now thought drugging and beating unlikely.
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Chicago
Mary Rhodes
Altoona
Lillian Thompson
Boston
Grant Park
Michael Hodges
Pasquale Pleads Guilty to Murder and Kidnapping
August Pasquale confessed abductor and slayer of baby Blakely Coughlin pleaded guilty to second degree murder and kidnapping. Judge Swartz heard witnesses as District Attorney Renninger outlined events from June 2 abduction to the Egg Harbor capture on August 2. Maximum penalties of 20 years for murder and life for kidnapping anticipated with sentencing possible today.
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Norristown
Pasquale
Blakely Coughlin
Swartz
Montgomery County
Renninger
Coughlin
Egg Harbor
Rennhinger
Ohio Trains Run Behind Schedule As Snow Buries State
Snowfall varied across Ohio with Union Station reports of trains behind schedule. Upper Sandusky recorded 13 inches in 24 hours while Marion logged about ten inches on the ground.
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Columbus
Ohio
Union Station
Weather Bureau
Upper
Sandusky
Marion
Fate of civilians in Sebastopol worries diplomats
European diplomats in Constantinople fear for thousands of civilians left in Sebastopol as Bolsheviks prevail. General Wrangel arrived with about 20,000 troops but offered no plans. French representatives warned Reds of reprisals if civilians were harmed as the Crimean evacuation completed leaving thousands in Yalta and Theodosia.
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Constantinople
Sebastopol
Wrangel
Red
Crimean Peninsula
Yalta
Theodosia
Ouija board tips Harding cabinet names says Lodge and Wood
Representative EF C Little says a group of Republican lawmakers used a Ouija board to name John Lodge as secretary of state and Robert Wood as secretary of war for the Harding administration. The board allegedly offered no labor secretary and predicted Democrats return in fifty years, then admitted it was joking.
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Cere
Washington
Ouija
Harding
EF. C. Little
Kansas
Ouija Board
Lodge
Labor
Secret sessions loom as League assembly opens in Geneva
Henry Wood reports that secrecy remains a battle line as the League of Nations assembly convenes at 10 30 AM. Delegates face renewed opposition to the six commissions with discretion to meet privately or publicly. Investigations of the council’s earlier decisions on Malmedy Eupen plebiscites and the Polish Lithuanian pact stir anticipated speeches.
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Henry Wood
United Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Assembly
Versailles
League Council
Landis Sets Basball Platform as Chicago Center
Federal Judge K M Landis declares achievement not words as baseball ruler to base his operations in Chicago He will have headquarters there and resolve disputes locally He notes concerns about handling both jobs but says his work will speak for itself.
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Chicago
K. M. Landis
Landis
Snowbound Northern Ohio Amid Heavy Akron Snowfall
Akron reports seven inches of snow by 9 a.m. as Pro fessor C. R. Olin notes weather conditions. Traffic delays spread, trains run two hours late, about 1,000 unemployed, and 250 families seek aid from Salvation Army and charity department. Continued snowfall forecast across the day.
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Akron
C. R. Olin
Municipal University of Akron
Salvation Army and Charity Department
Genial Philosopher Sells General Store
The genial philosopher John R. Stout sold his Mineral Ohio country store to Burford Hysel Coal Co. The store in Mineral west of Athens once hosted political debates and coal news and was a social hub for farmers and residents. He owned farms in Kangas and Meigs counties and planned future ventures.
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Mineral
Athens
John R. Stout
Burford-Hysel Coal Company
Stout
Pennsylvania
Jones
Kangas
Meigs County
Five Die as Kentucky Mine Fire Traps Sixteen
Five of sixteen miners trapped by a night fire at the Arno mine in Earlington Kentucky were recovered dead this morning from suffocation. Names listed include Roy Carnes 42 Hugh Perkins 42 Jack Bond 44 and two Black miners Alex James and George Anderson. Eleven others were rescued in serious condition. The blaze was controlled late Tuesday.
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Earlington
Arno
Roy Carnes
Hugh Perkins
Jack Bond
Alex James
George Anderson
Tuesay
Miners Trapped After Fire in Arnold Mine
Fire at the mouth of the Arnold mine traps four teen miners three miles back from the entrance. Rescuers with oxygen tanks and gas masks dig a tunnel through smoke filled air to reach them as families gather near the shaft. The Standard Coal Company of Evansville Indiana owns the mine.
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Earlington
Arnold
The
Standard Coal Company
Evansville
Indiana
Couple Held in Man Death Arraignment Nears in Arizona
Victor Check and his wife Belle were to be arraigned in Phoeniz Arizona after a coroner jury ruled the death of Check senior resulted from cruel treatment at the hands of his son and daughter in law. The elder Check, valued at about 500000, was found dead Saturday with bruises and neighbors testified he had pleaded for mercy as he was beaten, with nightly cries awakening residents. The couple had recently moved from Orange Town New Jersey to the area.
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Phoenig
Ariz
Victor Check
Belle
Check
Orangetown
N. J
Heavy Gale Sweeps East Coast Waters
Ships in New York outer harbor anchored to ride out the storm that lashed the coast last night. Heavy rain and wind caused property damage and endangered small craft. The Spanish steamer Yute reported 240 miles southeast of Cape May and a coast cutter was sent to aid. An SOS from the freighter Genuia was canceled later.
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New York
New York City
Yute
Baltimore
Dunkirk
Cape May
Genuia
Ellis lauded by Athens Chamber for Ohio University leader
The Athens Chamber of Commerce held a memorial lunch for the late President Alston Ellis of Ohio University. Trustees and faculty spoke of his educational leadership and civic ties, as the chamber adopted unanimous resolutions praising his life and work. The Messenger published the faculty memorial.
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Chamber of Commerce
Alston Ellis
Ohio University
Athens
E. J. Jones
Ellis
H. R. Wilson
Dr. Ellis
F. W. Bush
the Messenger
Bush
T. N. Hoover
Ohio Trade Car Definition Controversy Sparks Coal Industry Hope
Ohio coal operators and dealers urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to modify or rescind a ruling redefining coal cars to include only hopper cars. Officials warned the change would threaten supply and hamper the coal trade, noting only about 2,000 of 26,000 cars fit the new definition.
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Columbus
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. D. McKinney
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
Public Utilities Commission
Hocking Valley
Toledo
Ohio Central
Kanawha
Michigan
Cattle Prices Fall Sharply in Cleveland and Chicago Yards
Cattle prices collapsed by 75 cents in Cleveland with prices $4 below September levels amid demoralization and low demand. Chicago reports panic selling of half fed inferior cattle pushing prices down. Baker warns farmers and urges holding stock as 68,000 cattle fill yards and hog values slip 25 to 35 cents with further declines expected.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Albert Baker
United States Bureau of Markets
Baker
Rook
Clean up of gambling dens in Warren under police orders
Warren Ohio on November 17 began a cleanup of gambling and disorderly houses, speakeasies, and undesirables. A special vice squad has been organized to combat bootleggers and gamblers under Chief of Police Gillen.
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Warren
Gillen
Initiatory Class Start Notice From O. O. F.
All members are asked to be present Friday night to begin the initiatory class. H. M. Bennett, noble grand. 11-17-3.
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H. M. Bennett
Noble Grand
Bandits Loot Burlington Mail Car Near Omaha
Omaha, Neb. Nov 17 Bandits robbed a Burlington passenger train mail car Sunday night. Superintendent L J Patterson says the haul exceeded 3 000 000 with a pouch looted of 800 000 in bonds. Merle Phillips 20 allegedly confessed to tossing pouches to accomplices in a waiting car. He claims to not know the assailants names. Officials say the plot was suggested to him and post office workers from a dozen western cities are investigating.
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Omaha
Neb
Burlington
L. J. Patterson
Merle Phillips
Phillips
Post Office
Former Athens man J. D. Raw dies in Akron
J. D. Raw, 67, a former Athens dry goods merchant in the Sloane Block, died suddenly at his Akron home after retiring three years earlier. He leaves a wife and five children, including daughter Eva Baird a missionary in Suchufoo China for the Christian church.
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Athens
Akron News
Akron
J. D. Raw
Sloane
Raw
Eva Baird
Suchufoo
China
Christian Church
Window cleaner accused of stealing jewels in New York
William Burns was sent to the home of Mrs. Paul Brunet as a window cleaner and police allege he confined his work to cleaning out her dresser, taking jewels valued at $20,000.
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New York
William Burns
Paul Brunet
Snowbound Ohio Strands Rail and Streetcar Service
A heavy snowstorm hit Ohio with Akron reporting seven inches and Chardon at a foot. Trains lagged from thirty minutes to two hours, streetcar service halted in Columbus and Cleveland, with rapid melt causing street floods in places. No relief expected for 12 hours.
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Cleveland
Novas
Cicotte to Receive Immunity Over 1919 World Series Scandal
Chicago report says Eddie Cicotte White Sox pitcher will be granted immunity after confessing he accepted 10000 to throw the 1919 World Series against the Reds. Cicotte implicated seven fellow Sox players under indictment as he provided bail through his attorney to the state attorney's office.
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Chicago
Eddie Cicotte
White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Cicotte
Let Science Help When Washday Comes
Government bulletin offers home laundry guidance to save time and labor. It covers soap testing, fabric care for cottons silks and wools, ironing tips to prevent damage, starch and brain lore, and is distributed free through the Washington Information Bureau.
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Washington Information Bureau
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