Prince Paul Calls Greeks to Elect New King
Ucclne Switzerland Oct 91 Prince Paul said acceptance of the Greek throne depends entirely on the Greek people. He stated the throne belongs to King Constantine and Prince George, and neither has renounced rights, with both leaving Greece for patriotic duty. He pledged to bow to the people's will and to the government’s conditions if renounced.
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Ucerne
Switzerland
Prince Paul
Veronity
Constantine
Gorge
Sparta
Greece
George
Protest Ban on Parochial Schools in Detroit
About 100,000 Catholics from Detroit and nearby areas marched in a parade protesting a proposed Michigan constitutional amendment aimed at abolishing parochial and private schools. They attended a mass at Nayin Field where Bishop Gallacher spoke, warning that religious liberty was at stake ahead of the upcoming Thursday election.
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Detroit
Michigan
Nayin Pield
Gallacher
Four Killed by Gas in West 3rd Street Rooming House
Four persons were found dead from gas poisoning in a West 3rd Street rooming house. An accident detachment suspects a rubber hose connecting a gas jet to a radiator caused the leak. Victims include John Harold and another man aged 33, plus H. K. Lambert and B. H. Perkins of the ship Florida crew. Perkins hailed from Machanic Falls, Maine.
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New York
John Harold
H. K. Lambert
BH. Perkins
Florida
Perkins
Merhanic Falls
Maine
J M Lynch Dies At Home Here In Bridgeport
John M Lynch, vice president of American Hardware, died suddenly at 10730 Cottage Street. A native of Hascommon Ireland he emigrated in 1888 and settled in Bridgeport where he rose from papertoper to executive. He was 60 years old and survived by wife Gemailie and two children Mildred and Donald. He was active in the Chamber of Commerce and belonged to Black Rock club and the Elka.
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John M. Lynch
American Hardware Company
Cottage Street
Hascommon
Ireland
America
Bridgeport
Paporter
Lyon & Hindley Company
Lyon & Grumman Company
Chamber of Commerce
Black Rock Club
Elka
Gemailie
Mildred
Donald
Richmond College
Explosion Kills Eleven Men at Niagara Falls Tower
North Tonawanda October 31 Eleven men died in an explosion and ensuing fire at the Niagara Falls Power Company tower in O’Laclede as workers connected cables to generators. The overheating transformer sparked a blaze. five men were trapped and burned, others fled but were overcome or burned fleeing to the street. Ambulances carried the wounded to hospital where six later died.
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North Tonawanda
Nia«fara Falla Power Company
Bix
Niagara Power Company
Le.tawer
West Virginia shooting leaves three in Mingo County
Williamson W Va Oct 31 Travis Horton of Thacker was instantly killed Matt Lester of Matewan was probably fatally injured and Doug Mounts and James Overstreet of Matewan were seriously hurt in three shooting assaults in Mingo County today Mounts and Overstreet are under indictment awaiting trial on charges linked to a recent fatal shooting at Matewan
Thousands Attend Last Rites for MacSwiney in Cork
In Cork on October 31 thousands of mourners including high church dignitaries and former volunteers gathered for the burial of Terence MacSwiney in a Republican plot at St Finbarrs cemetery. Armored cars and troops stood by, but the procession passed peacefully.
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MacSwiney
Cork
Associated Press
Pitavias
Terence MacSwinty
St. Finbarr’s Cemetery
St. Mary’s Cathedral
She ‘Ody
MacCurtain
Joséph Murphy
Henry of
Cashel
St. Mary's Cathedral
Cohn Jan
Archbishord Clane
Perth
Australia
Barry
Hobart
Tasmania
Browne
Cleryne
O'Sullivan
Kerry
Foley
Ballarat
Fogarty
Killaloe
Boston Honors M'Swiney Memory
Boston residents massed in silence to honor Terance MacSwiney Lord Mayor of Cork and hunger strikers Michael Fitzgerald and Joseph Murphy who died in prison. A 200000 strong crowd listened to US Senator David Walsh on Boston Common as 500 veterans escorted three black hearses bearing the hunger strikers.
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Boston
Greater
Terance MacSwiney
Corts
Michael Fitzgerald
Joseph Murphy
Iridh
Palace
Flag Star Hill
Boston Common
United States
David I. Walsh
Huncer
Alvieton
Hallong
Mass Meeting in New York Honors Terence MacSwiney
More than 48 000 people fill the Polo Grounds to honor Terence MacSwiney and protest British actions in Ireland. Eamon de Valera attends and is cheered for over 30 minutes before Friends of Freedom for India members stage a brief protest with banners. Speakers include Governor Smith Mayor Hylan and other political figures.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Terence MacSwiney
Wilson
Drin
Friends of Freedom For India
Syaith
Hylan
Dridies Piero Malona
Candida
Wavernors
Clensy
Irish protest over MacSwiney death at Friends of Irish Freedom event
A large crowd at the Casino heard resolutions denouncing the deaths of Lord Mayor MacSwiney and others as barbarous and inhuman. They urged Colby to seek the hunger strikers' release and sent copies to relatives. Speakers included James A. Burke and John E F Donnelly with Rev. Thomas F Burke. A parade began at Hibernian hall led by the Coast Artillery band.
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MacSwiney
Joseph Murphy
Michael Fitzgerald
Cork Hall
Colby
Humanity
Friends of Irish Freedom
Firegerald
Murphy
Jamey A. Burke
Sina _Weindr
Daal Eireann
Trish
Mid Tipperary
Beltast Hall
Burke
Sinn Fein Youth Hanged in Ireland at Mount Joy
Kevin Barry an 18 year old Sinn Fein member was hanged at Mount Joy prison Dublin after a British court martial for taking part in an attack on soldiers at Mons brewery. Lloyd George discussed a possible reprieve with Dublin's lord mayor by telephone at midnight. The crowd prayed through the night.
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London
Kevin Barry
Mons Bréwery
Dublin
Mount Joy
Ireland
Lloyd George
Dubin
Barry
Rabbi Driven to Follow Bride Who Ended Life
In Poughkeepsie a mass meeting condemned Rabbi Joseph Louwisch for coercing Sheva Leine Louwisch into annulling their marriage after years of privation altered her appearance. Uncle Benjamin Rabalsky urged the rabbi to face conscience and follow his bride, while denying revenge and pledging to reopen proceedings November 8.
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Poughkeepsie
Girt
Fray Joseph Louwisch
Sheva Le+ yine ‘Louwisch
Joseph Lowwisch
Benjamin Rabalaky
Rabel
Jozeph Morschauer
Rabalsky
Russia
Jere Sheva
America
Bieve
Louwitsch
Merala
Poughkeepala
Poland
Hold Ceremonies At Former Wilcox Home
An anniversary ceremony at the former Wilcox home on Borough Beach featured Ella Wheeler Wilcox’s washes mingled with those of her late husband Robert Wilcox. Edwin Markham and George Tt. Montgomery gave addresses as the event observed about a year after her death.
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Branford
Ella Wheeler Wilco
Robert Wilcox
Wilcox
Bhorl Beach
Edwin Markham
George Tt. Montgomery
Bailey Urges State Police Aid Dry Officers in Connecticut
The talk cites $3,000,000 in whiskey and 109 cars seized by 20 federal agents since Prohibition began, arguing local authorities were inactive. Yale Professor William Galley criticizes lax enforcement and urges legislative changes to Volstead Act easing penalties. He warns of consequences if saloons reopen and alcohol strength rises, calling for clear public policy and better policing to prevent widespread drinking.
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Connecticut
William Gailey
Yale University
Congregational Church Forum
Stratford
Bailey
Hamilton Holt
New York
The
Independent
Boston
Holt
League of Nations
Profaasor Baller
General Assembly
Ohio in focus as nation awaits election results
Washington observers say Ohio remains pivotal in the 1920 race with Cox needing its 24 electoral votes to win while Harding could lose Ohio yet still secure a majority. Senator Borah forecasts Harding will win Ohio by at least 100000 votes tonight.
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Gov
Cox
Buckeye
Harding
Senate
Brandegee
Washington
Ohio
Senator Harding
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Borah
Leaders rest before ballot in New York campaign
In New York on October 31 leaders and workers of the two great parties rest ahead of a final vote setting tomorrow. Campaign activity is limited for the Sabbath though chairmen of the Republican and Democratic national committees stay at headquarters part of the day. Each predicts their candidate will win. No pre election statement from other parties. Senator Bar ding closes his campaign speeches.
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New York
Socialist
Farmer-Lazar
Prohibétion
Social Lab
Barding
MEK
Republicans Eyeing Big Senate Gains In Key States
In a tight nationwide Senate battle Ohio stands as pivotal as Republicans expect to net at least three seats, potentially expanding their majority from two to eight or more. Other battlegrounds include California Colorado Connecticut Idaho Indiana Kentucky Maryland Missouri Nebraska New York North Dakota Oklahoma South Dakota Utah Wisconsin, with eight seats Republicans defend and eight Democrats fight to hold. The California race sees Republican unity boosting prospects after a divided party six years ago, while South Dakota sees Governor Mordecai benefiting from a split field as Senator Johnson faces re election prospects. In Colorado the impact hinges on independent Penrose S Thomas who rejects the Democratic platform on the League of Nations.
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Ohio
United States
Senate
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Idaho
Indiana
Kentucky
Maryland
Missouri
Nead
New York
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Utanan
Wisconsin
Southkota
Republcan
Mordecki
Republica
Johnson
Penstorn S. Thomas
Acad
League
Harding Final Statement Rejects Article Ten
Marion Ohio October 31 Senator Harding issued a final campaign statement to the American people stressing two main issues in the coming election foreign policy and domestic policy. He argued the Paris League of Nations would bind the U S with obligations and urged that Republicans oppose such alignment while Democrats say yes. He claimed the public already answered no and accused Democrats of deceiving voters about the Republican stance. He also contrasted Wilson era policies with a constructive Republican program and urged Republicans to support a Senate ready for a united America.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Paris League of Nations
League of Nations
Toms Inwen
Senate
America
States
United States
Republican Party
League
Nations
Phe Iesde Ae
Cox Denounces Harding Fight Over Treaty in Senate
Dayton Ohio October report says Governor Cox rested at his home in Toledo before a final campaign speech. He urged that a Harding victory would block ratification of the peace treaty, warning of controversy and confusion, while claiming broad support for joining the League.
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Dayton
Cox
Tralia Gnd
Toledo
Aly
White
New York
Sanpai
Harding
Audit Bureau of Circulations brings clarity to ad data
The piece shows how advertisers faced uncertainty from unreliable publisher figures until the Audit Bureau of Circulations developed a systematic distribution analysis. It argues that verifiable data dispels the darkness of advertising claims and ensures publishers’ statements are credible.
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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