Harding Spends Day Reading and Preparing Speech
President elect Harding, marooned by a storm at Point Isabel Texas, read and drafted remarks for a New Orleans speech. He discussed a possible Panama visit with Panama’s invitation and will travel if feasible.
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Canal Zone
Point Isabel
Tex
Harding
New Orleans
Iaguna Madre
Brownsville
Brownville Country Club
Brownville
Sharps
Mr. Harding
Harry M. Daugherty
Columbus
Ohio
Senator Elkins
West Virginia
Edward B. McLean
Washington
Panama
Will H. Hays
Senator Harding
George B. Christian, Jr
Mr. Christian
Hope Abandoned for Missing Aviators Near White Lake
Chicago reports that three aviators from Great Lakes naval training station are presumed dead after their seaplane vanished last Wednesday. Wreckage washed ashore near White Lake, Michigan, prompting officials to declare the search futile. An army patrol plane reported no wreckage at Ludington, Michigan.
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Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Eugene Wilson
Aviation Mechanics School
White Lake
Mich
Great Lakes
Chenute Field
Rantoul
Ill
Ludington
Steamer Montserrat Sinks After Collision Near Liberty
The Spanish Royal Mail steamship Montserrat collided with the Mallory freighter San Marcos near the Statue of Liberty. Montserrat beached on the Brooklyn shore and sank. San Marcos kept its bow damaged yet reached its pier. Immigrants panicked but Captain Muslera and crew restored order amid the danger.
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Montserrat
Mallory Line
San Marcos
Brooklyn
Muslera
Ramon Manuel Villova Nova
Vera Cruz
Wrangel's Forces Desperate as Bolsheviks Break Through
Desperate situation in the Crimea as General Wrangel's army faces a Bolshevik breakthrough. Bolsheviks have pierced lines of defense and now threaten the Wrangel forces from the rear near Sebastopol.
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Wrangel
Sebastopol
Crimea
Slow progress in search for body near Langdon well
Sheriff Albert Barton and deputies shifted to a second well on the Whitney farm as they probe a four year-old disappearance. They have reached six feet of a sixty-foot depth and plan to resume Monday hoping to reach the bottom and reveal any evidence linked to the missing Mrs. Whitney. Meanwhile Henry N. Hurd seeks traces of her husband William B. Whitney who is indicted for forgery.
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Barton
Henry N. Hurd
Langdon
Cardinal Gibbons urges Red Cross support for fourth roll call
Cardinal Gibbons, spokesman for the Catholic Church, says the American Red Cross needs every American's support for its fourth roll call. He praises the peace program and the Red Cross work at home and abroad, noting its record of enthusiasm and service in the past year.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Washington
United States
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Interest Follows Investment in Education Say Governor
Governor Coolidge told Massachusetts Teachers Association at the state house that public investment in education sparks interest. He said ongoing engagement grows when people invest in a project and their interest follows their money.
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Boston
Coolidge
Massachusetts Teachers Association
State House
Price Cuts Announced by Major Underwear Manufacturer
A leading underwear hosiery and sweater maker declared today that prices would be reduced 25 to 33 percent. The move aims to spur sales as part of an aggressive price revision in response to market conditions.
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New York
Wrangel Appeals to Townshend for Crimea Command
General Wrangel telegraphs General Charles Townshend who led British forces at Kut El Amara in 1915 asking him to take command of Wrangel's forces in Crimea. Townshend is considering the offer.
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London
Magog
Charles W. Townshend
Kut-El- Amara
Crimea
Ira Vail Wins 100 Mile Auto Race at State Fair
Ira Vail won the 100 mile automobile race at the Arizona State Fair Grounds in Phoenix. Buddie Hearne finished second and Tommy Milton was third in the event held this afternoon.
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Phoenix
Ariz
State Fair Grounds
Buddie Hearne
Tommy Milton
Mountaineers Edge Rutgers In Hard Fought Showdown
West Virginia University defeated Rutgers 17 to 0 in Morgantown in a brutal clash as the Mountaineers broke through in the final period after a scoreless three quarters. Rutgers, led by Maloney and Whitehill, fought hard but could not cross WVU’s line.
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Randolph
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Peru
Mike Callahan
Lawrence
Mass
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Greensburg
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Forbes Field
University of Pitts
War with Japan is unthinkable, Morris tells Philadelphia
Ambassador Roland B. Morris of the United States says war with Japan is simply unthinkable and urges calm, noting ongoing but unsettled questions between the two nations. He praises 60 years of missionary work and cites growing trade, stressing mutual interests and a generous spirit in handling disputes.
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Japan
United States
Roland
Morris
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Hara
Mr. Morris
America
Red Army Penetrates Crimea in Wide Front Advance
Moscow dispatch reports fierce fighting with Red troops breaking fortified lines and advancing across the Crimean peninsula. The second cavalry corps moves on a broad front as enemy forces retreat, destroying stores and retaliating against civilians.
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Crimea
London
Moscow
Shipping Board hires seven member panel
In Washington the Walsh committee heard testimony naming Representative James A. Gallivan among those pressed over fair treatment in a scrap material contract bid. The new Shipping Board members named by President Wilson include Benson, Thompson, Theal, Donald, Rowell, Goff, and Sutter with Senate approval uncertain.
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James A. Gallivan
Massachusetts
Walsh Committee
United States Shipping Board
Robert E. Kline
Washington
Gallivan
Angther
Sharp
Congress
New Shipping Board
Wilson
Williams. Benson
Georgia
Frederick J. Thompson
Alabama
Joseph N. Theal
Oregon
John A. Donald
Chester H. Rowell
California
Guy D. Goff
Wisconsin
Charles Sutter
Missouri
Senate
Congressional
Steamer Crawford Seeks Aid in Heavy Atlantic Gale
Radio asks for help from the American steamer Crawford reporting three boilers out of commission seventy miles east of Cape Henry. She is being driven southward by a strong gale as coast guard cutter Gresham is sent to assist.
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Norfolk
Crawford
Cape Henry
Coast Guard
Gresham
Volcano Eruption Sends Lava from San Miguel and Izalco
San Salvador reports Izalco volcano near Sonsonate erupting with torrents of lava and no seismic disturbances. San Miguel volcano also emitting heavy smoke and ashes from its crater in nearby Salvadorean region.
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San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Return of Venizelos to Power Expected in Greece
Athens reports indicate Greece likely to restore Premier Venizelos and the Liberal party with a large majority in tomorrow's election. Venizelos returns to address an armistice gathering amid royalist and Venizelist claims of victory. British Minister Kerr Grantville denies King George correspondence with Constantine beyond a non political reply.
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Venizelos
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Republic
Kerr Granville
George
Constantine
Chicago Police Shakeup Replaces Leadership and Routs Crooks
Chicago’s police force underwent the largest reshuffle in its history as Chief Chas Fitzmorris replaced John Garrity. All special squads were abolished and most precinct captains and lieutenants reassigned. Patrol sergeants and special operators received new posts with Fitzmorris promising further changes if performance falters.
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Chicago
Chas. Fitzmorris
John Garrity
Thompson
Fitzmorris
Red Cross Ireland Aid Not Refused, Says Union Official
H. D. Burrell, director of the Central Federated Union membership campaign in Manhattan, said the union’s vote to ignore a Red Cross appeal was unjustified and called any claim that the Red Cross refused to send workers to Ireland false.
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Central Federated Union
American Red Cross
Ireland
H. D. Burrell
Manhattan
Burrell
Twin babies dead in Ohio and New Jersey case
Mia Vida Sweat from Vincetown New Jersey is held for investigation after the deaths of her three month old twins. One baby died Thursday in Vincetown and the other on a Pennsylvania train near Steubenville Ohio today. The undertaker called the coroner and Sweat disappeared after the first death. She alerted the porter upon arrival of the train with the second death. Police initiated an investigation upon learning of the cases.
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Ohio
Mia Vida Sweat
Vincentown
N. J
Steubenville
Censorship Returns for Foreign Correspondents in Athens
In Athens on November 11 censorship is once again enforced for foreign correspondents though officials had claimed it ended last September. Minister Politis had said there was no censorship for foreign reporters except in military matters, asserting no civilized country would maintain such controls.
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Politis
Coal Miners Strike Postponed in Paris
Paris officials announced the planned coal miners strike set for Monday is postponed to allow talks. The miners will await the owners and representatives in a meeting arranged for Thursday to discuss salary increases.
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Paris
Pittsburg Boxers Shine In Local Event
Jack Perry of Pittsburg defeated Barney Adair of New York by newspaper decision in the semifinal bout of ten. John McCall gave up his 125 pounds title and was knocked out in the first round by Eddie Borland of McKeesport.
Minor Leagues Approve Plan For One Man Direction
Federal Judge Kenesaw Landis, appointed a one man commission to arbitrate major league disputes, receives approval from minor league heads including Mike Sexton John Farrell and George Maines. Discussions in Chicago foresee a joint major minor meeting in December to set a new national agreement.
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Kenesaw M. Landis
John Heydler
Landis
Mike Sexton
Rock Island
National Association of Minor Leagues
John Farrell
George T. Maines
E. W. Dickerson
Central League
W. W. Walsh
Walter Morris
West Texas League
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National League Today
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Cincinnati
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Charles Ebbets
Brooklyn
Clarke Griffith
Washington
Frank Nagin
Detroit
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
New York
Heydler
Johnson
Phil Ball
St. Louis
Louisiana
Morningstar Sets New World Record in 18.2 Balk Line Pool
Ora Morningstar of San Diego breaks the world balk line record with a 272 in the final day of the national 18.2 balk line billiards tournament in San Francisco. He defeats M. Catton of St. Louis 400 to 25 as David Macandless and Koji Yamada also compete. Macandless wins 400 to 300.
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Cal
Ora Morningstar
San Diego
California
Welker Cochran
New York
Morningstar
M. Catton
St. Louis
David Macandless
Koji Yamada
Macandless Wines
Zelenko Sentenced For One Day In Jail In Pittsburgh
Pittsburg November 13 Floring Zelenko held for investigation in the Wall Street New York explosion was sentenced to a day in United States district court on a charge of transportation of explosives in interstate travel. He was arrested after a DOJ agent reported remarks about the blast and had dynamite in a suitcase when detained. Government officers verified his West Virginia purchase claim.
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Floring Zelenko
Wall Street
New York
United States District Court
Zelenko
Department of Justice
Department
West Virginia
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