England to Deport Her Mystery Man
LONDON November 2 Six months hard labor and deportation were imposed at Bow Street in the case of Erki Weltheim alias armin accused of acting as intermediary between British revolutionary groups and Russian revolutionists. A letter from Sylvia Pankhurst to Nikolai Lenine was found, alleged to show Pankhurst urging restraint. Pankhurst has been sentenced to six months for publishing seditious material in The Workers Dreadnought, including the article Discontent on the Lower Deck.
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London
Bow Street
Erki Weltheim
Armin
Great Britain
Waltheim
Sylvia Pankhurst
Nikolai Lenine
Soviet
Russia
Miss Pankhurst
Misa Pankhurst
the ‘Workers’ Dreadnought
Attractive hat sale trims prices to clear stock
Hats of all sizes and colors, with rich trimming, are discounted under a time limit. Prices move to attract buyers as stock ages, offering large and small merchant hats at deep cuts. Second floor displays showcase many styles from $1 to $20 plus, with multiple lots and drastic reductions.
Special slipover sweaters at reduced prices
Special slipover sweaters offered at 3.75 with warmth and beauty in snug styles. American beauty tones include green and blue, some with filet mesh without sleeves. Clearup discounts drop from 6.50 to 9 to 3.75.
Mutiny in Moscow Ends With Executions
Report from Riga via Paris says a mutiny by Bolshevik soldiers in Khodynka led to civilian support and barracks clashes. Machine guns and howitzers were used as 6,000 to 7,000 troops were dispatched and 200 to 306 of those arrested were executed amid martial law in Moscow noted by Helsingfors dispatches.
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Copenhagen
Moscow
Riga
Latvia
Politekon
Khodynka
Paris
Helsingfors
Porto Rico Holds First Self Controlled General Election
Porto Rico conducted its first general election since becoming part of the United States with a record registered voter pool. Voters chose a commissioner to Washington, members of the legislature, and city commissioners across municipalities amid Republican, Socialist, and Unionist tickets.
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San Juan
P. R
Porto Rico
Washington
Negro Women Denied Vote in Savannah Polls
In Savannah Georgia on November 2 Negro women were refused ballots as election judges cited a state law requiring six months registration before an election. No white women appeared to vote.
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Savannah
Debs Confident in Election Returns From Prison
Eugene V. Debs Socialist candidate for president declares he is satisfied with the election results. Returns arrive tonight at the federal penitentiary where he serves his sentence.
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Eugene Y. Debs
Debs
Federal Penitentiary
Guard Elopes With A Young Convict
Milledgeville Ga Nov 3 Officials at the state penitentiary announced that J W Gans a guard at the women's building and Juanita Weaver a prisoner quietly eloped late Saturday Juanita was serving a one year sentence for shoplifting convicted in Atlanta last May She is described as about 27 years old and a blonde.
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Milledgeville, Ga
State Penitentiary
J. W. Gans
Juanita Weaver
Juanita
Atlanta
French cabinet names delegates to League of Nations
Paris reports the cabinet nominates Leon Bourgeoir chair of the League of Nations council former Premier Rane Vigiant and former Foreign Minister Gabriel Hanotaux as France’s delegates to the League of Nations assembly in Geneva beginning November 1.
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Paris
Leon Bourgeoir
Council of the League of Nations
Rane Vigiant
Gabriel Hanotaux
France
League of Nations Assembly
Genneva
Austria to Pledge Imperial Tapestries for Breadstuffs
Vienna reports the reparations commission has authorized the government to pledge the Imperial tapestries as security for a loan to purchase 60,000 tons of breadstuffs. The move aims to secure food supplies for the nation amid postwar shortages.
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Austria
Vienna
Howland Store Drops Prices On Home Cotton Goods
Daily 6 pm close. Howland store advertises new reduced prices on calicoes, pillowcases, muslins, Huck towels, percales, and other home textiles. Overscale discounts include bleached muslin, table linens, sheets, pillowcases, sheeting, outing flannel, challis, and white waists.
Shoe Bargains for Working-Men Today
Advertises durable men’s shoes built for hard wear with mule and side leather. Claims to return part of the maker’s cost and offer large value for working men, emphasizing comfort and long-lasting service over appearance.
Overcoats on Sale as Cold Approaches
Hundreds of men's overcoats offered at savings up to one fifth with choices from box coats to Chesterfields. Advertising notes fashion, comfort, and variety, highlighting ulster, Chesterfield, and snap-front designs. Prices range from $40 to $70, with many midseason discounts mentioned.
Dress Goods Price Drops Across Wide Selection
Prices on numerous dress fabrics fall from regular levels across the department. Silhouette items like Staunch surges Tricotines Silvertone Gabardines and White Chinchila see reductions from 3 to 7 dollars. Third floor displays highlight durable, handsome fabrics including Black and white checks and cashmere blends.
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Nature
Scott
Root & Downe
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Inng.w. Fairchild&Sons
Main Street
Gorter
Brewster’ St
THE
Bridgeport Land & Title CO
Main ST
Proscription Opticiat
Meigs
Bridgeport
England
Erki Wilheim
Guard
Howland
Staniard
Wsc
Spedink
Europe
Oxford
Howland Dry Goods Company
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