Armistice Ends Chinese Warfare as Peace Talks Continue
In Tientsin and Peking reports, peace negotiations between General Feng Yu-Hsiang and General Wu Pei-Fu progress as an armistice halts fighting. Wu contemplates flight, seeks possible steamship passage with a naval escort, while Tsao Kun resigns and turns presidential seals to the cabinet, inviting Tuan Chi Jui to assume the presidency.
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Tientsin
China
Associated Press
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Wu Pei-Fu
Wu Pei- Fu
Wu Bags
Tangku
Gulf of Chitt
Chat
Shanghai
Haichi
Taku
Tsao Kun
Peking
Tuan Chi Jui
Davis thanks Mrs. Black for World War hero son’s insurance gift
Davis wrote to Mrs. Jessie B. Black of Mansfield Ohio praising her donation of 57.50 from his son’s life insurance to the Democratic National Committee campaign fund. He called the gesture an act of love and shared sacrifice for the country and the campaign.
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Learned
Jessie B. Black
Mansfield
Ohio
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Davis Campaign Quietly Spreads Belief of Victory
In Locust Valley and at the Davis eastern headquarters a flurry of activity centers on last minute strategy. Democratic leaders including Clem L. Shaver and Senator Key Pittman push state reports, arguing a tremendous drift toward Davis and a favorable shift in labor pledges away from La Follette. A final statement asserts John W. Davis will be the next president.
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Mra. Black
Davis
Joseph R. Grundy
Republican Campaign Fund
Locust Valley
Davis Eastern
Clem L. Shayer
National Democratic Committee
Key Pittman
George L. White
Ohio
Thomas J. Spellacy
Connecticut
la Follette
Shaver
John W. Davis
United States
Jabor
Coolidge
Joh. W. Davis
Father wounding by son ends in death after trial twists
Ernest Stanton, son of a wounded father, dies after a controversial case cited as involving a pistol firing. The father denied intent by Charles Stanton and urged liberty for his son while Captain Holcombe probes all angles but plans no re-arrest. Police recede into inquiry as public support swells, recalling a year-old sensational involvement with Stigall Cane and officer Kirk. Doctors had hoped for recovery at Grady hospital, but blood poisoning proved fatal.
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Charles
Holcombe
Charles Stanton
Stigall Cane
Ernest Stanton
E. ©. Stigall
W. W. Hames
L. H. Kirk
Stizall
Kirk
Stanton
Grady Hospital
Erlanger Takes Over The Syndicate's Control In Theater World
A. L. Erlanger of New York seizes direct control of The Syndicate, the dominant force in American theater bookings for 28 years. The move centralizes power from founders like Klaw, Frohman, and Hayman, consolidating the system that governed most major houses from the Union Square exchange to Broadway and beyond.
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A. L. Erlanger
New York
Mr. Erlanger
Frlanger
Erlanger
Union Square
Euclid Avenue Opera House
Cleveland
Mark Hanna
Oren
United States
Broadway
Fourteenth Street
Middlewest
Hrlanger
Bis
Marc Klaw
New Orleans
al Hayman
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Hayman
Charles Frohman
America
Theorld
London
Boston
Chicago
Klaw & Erlanger
Fortieth Street
Dnto
Frohman
Tayman
Nixon
Ste Institution
Evianser
Syndicate power transfer as Erlanger takes over
A chaotic town turmoil follows control by A L Erlanger and The Syndicate. November 1 brought leadership change. arrests are hoped soon after violent clashes. Officials promise rigid probes, with a citywide firearms search ordered. Two wounded in Saturday skirmish face possible deaths, including G E B Victor, 36, of Far.
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G. EB. Victor
Far
Money Scandal Ties G O P to Wealth and Tax Breaks
A Walsh Untermyer summary accuses the Republican campaign apparatus of vast unaccounted funds from wealthy backers including Elbert H. Gary Henry Ford and John D Rockefeller Jr. It cites Mellon tax plan savings for Ford and others, calls for a stronger corrupt practices act, and describes funded committees, independent fundraising, and alleged improper influence by banks and railroads.
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Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Henry Ford
Bedford
Republican Campaign Fund
Untermyer
Walsh
Congress
Ford
Edsel
Mellon
John D. Rockefeller
George F. Baker
Morgan
Campaig
J. W. Morgan & Day
Dwight Maron
Guy Emerson
Bankers’ Trust Company
Morgan Concern
New York
Washington
Postal
Collector of Internal Revenue
Borah Committee
Mau
Report on Probe May Not Be Given Before Election
Washington November 2 The campaign fund investigation likely will not produce a public statement before the election. Senate Borah acting chairman said a Monday decision hinges on whether enough committee members can assemble. Democratic members Bayard Caraway left the city. Shipstead and Jones have taken no part. Borah will not report alone and needs three members, awaiting Caraway and Bayard’s return.
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Lee
Chicago
Repulican National Committee
William M. Butter
Butter
Calvin Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
America
Republican Party
Washington
Borah
Idaho
Bayard
Caraway
Shipstead
Minnesota
Jones
Bargarit
Four Are Injured In Auto Crashes On City Streets
Police report multiple injuries after crashes in Fair Street Foreland Avenue and Eltis Street Piedmont Avenue. A young woman stepped from behind a car into Bottoms speeded vehicle. Roy Hughes suffered minor injuries on a motorcycle collision near Wade Avenue and Humphries Street, treated at Grady Hospital. A vehicular wreck on Myrtle Street led to the arrest of FB A Thompson for reckless driving and whisky use. An ambulance overturn on Alabama Street near Whitehall Street caused burns to J. W. Highley, treated at Grady hospital. oil fire injuries noted and care provided.
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Highland Avenue
Colquit Street
Bottoms
Sirs
Stansell
Roy Hughes
Humphries Steel
G. R. Folingen
Wade Avenue
Fair Street
Foreland Avenue
Grady Hospital
FB. A. Thompson
Myrtle Street
Albert Davis
East Cain
Eltis Street
Piedmont Avenue
Ooth
J. W. Highley
College Park
Grady Hspites
Grady
Alabama Street
Whitehall Street
TY. H. King
Trightey
Atlanta-Bound Prisoners Escape Then Captured Near Rogers
Knoxville Tennessee in November Fred Moody and Elbie Curtis United States prisoners escaped from a deputy marshal's custody leaping from a Southern railway passenger train five miles east of the hut. They were recaptured at Rogers Tennessee while being moved toward Atlanta. A type of air suspension car is being built enabling wheels to be equipped with hard rubber tires.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Fred Moody
Elbie Curtis
United States
Rogers Tenn
Atlant
Martial law eased in Niles districts after unrest
Major General Hough reports no serious casual ties found during a check of outlying Niles districts. Some guardsmen will return home Sunday night while a modified form of martial law continues for two or three days. Sheriff Thomas notes strong Ku Klux Klan presence in Mahoning valley and says anti klan sentiment led to formation of Knights of the Flaming Circle about a year ago. Hatred between orders, fed by religious differences, has grown into hostility with both sides carrying cans for three months.
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Niles
Hough
Thomas
Mahoning Valley
Knights of the Flaming Circle
Thames
Oppose Peach county ratification in Houston county letter
A Houston county committee led by O B Muse and others denounces Peach county creation as unjust and urges voters to defeat the statewide ratification. The open letter repeats strong opposition from Houston county residents, noting past defeats and alleging fraud in contests across sixty counties.
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Houston County
Peach County
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Decatur, Ga
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Opp
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East Point
Campbell Coal CO
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Dixie Coaches
Rome
Cartersville
Ovens
Mort
Peachtree
Rogers
Georgia
O. 'B. Muse
E. M. Beckham
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