Britain, France and Italy sign tripartite pact on spheres of influence
Paris reports a Sevres signing defining France Britain and Italy spheres of influence in Turkey. The agreement aims to aid mutual support and outlines zones in Syria and western Kurdistan while preserving non signatory access to trade. It covers the Baghdad railway and Heraclea coal mines, linking exploitation to Italian, French and British capital.
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Bagdad Railns
Heraclea
Paris
Amvociatadt’ Bross
Britain
France
Cuich
Urdistan
Syria
Ates
Io Exploit Railway
Begdad
Brithal
Adana
Raiders stage coordinated Irish county raids amid fires and ambush
In Granard and surrounding towns during a rash of Irish county raids, raiders torched thirteen buildings, searched property, and faced an ambush in Balinares. Police and volunteers clashed. three volunteers were killed and five wounded. The assault used machine guns and petrol but no explosives.
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Granard
Ireland
Fross
Thin Town
Balbripsan
Mallow
Tubbercurry
Lonstora
Bileven
Edgeworthstown
Granend
Balilinares
Longford
Kk Formar
Folie Hjellogher
Ors Senday
Grenaré
Tripnten
Hartford Jitneurs Denied Injunction Denied Injunction
Hartford superior court Justice Kellogg denied two jitney bus associations injunctions to stop Hartford from enforcing downtown driving restrictions. The court ruled the Common Council acted within general assembly powers in adopting ordinances limiting jitney routes. Mayor Brainard ordered police not to enforce the ordinances until jitney owners learn of the ruling.
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Hartford
Nov
Kell Jogg
Superior Court
Ordin
Gitzey Busket
Connecticut Company
Kellogg
Common Council
Generoul
Brainard
Dolico ‘Department
Divorce in Chicago Ends Bonds on Terms of Respect
Jonn W. Sturdivant and his wife, after a businesslike separation, divorce agreement signed in Chicago. Sturdivant, head of a 49 advertising concern, posted a personal notice to take responsibility only for debts he contracted after May 31. Mrs. Sturdivant praised him, stating they lived 28 years after marrying at 15, with no real fault on her side, and called the split a necessary business decision.
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Chicago
Jonn W. Sturdivant
Sturdivant
Joan W. Sturdivant
Jailor Whitaker Wins Kentuckys County Judge Race
Whitesburg Nov 5 Provably the most unusual election result in Kentucky saw jailor Fess Whitaker defeat Judge Stephen Combs Jr for county judge Whitaker had been sentenced to jail by Combs for attacking officers and later escaped and was recaptured He won by over a thousand votes though Governor Morrow refused to pardon him three times
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Whitesburg
Kentucky
Fess Wiitaker
Stephen Combs, Jr
Whitaker
Dail
Judge Combs
Morrow
Socialist wins historic Justice of the Peace vote in Elm Street race
Three-way contest ends with Todfield and Herring tied at the top, 1,147 votes each, after coin toss. Todfield, foreman at Star Praga, will swear in Clerk Robinson, as Socialist candidates gain city office for the second time in history amid Democrats and Republicans fielding extra nominees.
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Har
Llan
Justice of the Peace
Justices of the Peace
Todfield
Terring Oath
Harding Begins Plan for a New League of Nations
President-elect Harding acts on his campaign pledge by consulting leading minds on a new international association. Invitations go to eminent figures, with talks planned in Marion after his vacation trip. No public list is released, and officials say no general advisor assembly is planned.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Association of Nations
Mr. Harding
Lst
Tim
Will
Ways
Provident Wilson
Panama Canal Zone
Tohlow
Point Ysabel
Daniels
Tiwaa
Asquith Attacks Policy in Ireland
London report: former premier Asquith denounces alleged crown campaigns in Ireland and rejects separatist navy ideas. He says parliament offers no remedy and insists imperial navy access to Irish ports be ensured under imperial conference terms. He warns against unilateral moves threatening the empire.
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London
pCaraitt
Wates
Asquith
Ireland
Shavla Treland
Mr. Asquith
Germany eyes just peace terms with United States
Correspondent Karl II von Wiegand reports German ministers avoid public remarks on Germany's stance toward peace with the United States until the new president reveals policy. Inner circles discuss possible war end moves and a separate peace, arguing Versailles owed vanquished nations rights as well as victors’ burdens.
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Karl II
von Wiegand
Terley
Navy
Germany
United States
America
Harding Declines Naval Offer For Panama Vacation Trip
President-elect Harding declined President Wilson’s offer of a battleship and use of the Mayflower for a Panama vacation voyage. Harding plans to sail from a gulf port on a passenger steamer and remains committed to his Texas itinerary.
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Wilson
Harding
Marion
Texas
Panama
Hariltay
Daniels
Pinar
Hampton
Lenine Admits Russian Famine
London dispatch quotes Nikolai Danine in Copenhagen noting Soviet Russia faces unprecedented food crisis as Moscow and other cities starve. He urges compulsory grain deliveries from peasants while the army and population suffer. Trotsky calls for foreign aid to prevent air attacks and stresses urgent need for food and clothing for the Red Army.
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London
Nikolai Danine
Russia
Copenhagen
War and Marine
Red Army
Building Trust probe widens to nation wide grand jury
New York, Nov 5. Bench warrants issued for three alleged principals in the building trust scandal as the grand jury investigation intensifies. George Backer, builder and alleged go between, faces $25,000 bail and possible perjury indictment. Brindell, president of the Building Trades Council, also appears as warrants target key figures amid sweeping inquiries by the joint legislative committee. Witnesses describe a nationwide grip on steady supply and cost control in the industry, with pressure and subpoenas reaching high levels.
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New York
Backer
Brindell
Trades Council
Building Trust
George Backer
Tomorry
Criminal Court
Wacker
Samuel Untermyer
Som Hae
Racker
Land
Hils
Mr. Unkermyar
Stanley Fighter
Thobert S. Johnatond
Brinde
Robert B. Brindell
Building Trades Council
Miso
Criminal Courts Building
Mtcests
Johnstone
Grand Jury
Joint Legislative Committee
Uni Yed
Calder
Senate
John T. Fletinex
York
Zoe
Powerful
Bia
Walter Mellon
Tovesko IK
Yeaterday
Trebert b.Beinedell
the Balding Trades Council
Mellon Hhimed
Inquest Fails to Illuminate Mrs Lapoczka Death
Coroner J J Phelan opened an inquest at 59 Cherry street into the death of Mrs Mary Lapoczka of 301 Garlick. Witnesses including Sergt Meyers and Drs Weis Garlick testified. Physicians varied on timing but agreed the skull fracture was the immediate cause. The inquest was postponed for further police testimony.
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Bostwick Avenue
Edward J. McGovern
Cherry Street
J. J. Phelan
Sergt. Meyers
Frank M. Holbrook
Henry Weis
M. Garlick
Phelan
Mary Lapoczka
Garlick
Ft Weddeaday
Tapoczka
Weais
Lnes
Garrick
Br. Wels Aald
Uglbrank
McGovern
Sulia Seakolva
Macy
Bridgeport Gas Meter Rental Protest Draws Mass Meeting
More than 4,000 citizens gathered at the Armory Athletic club hall to denounce Bridgeport Gas Companys 50 cent per month gas meter rental charge. Speakers including Attorney Hugh J. Lavery and others urged action, forming the Consumers League of Bridgeport to lobby aldermen and demand relief.
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Armory Athletic Club Hall
Bridgeport Gas Company
Hugh J. Lavery
Charles Freeman
Joseph Pow
Samuel Steinhoff
Garry Paddock
Consumers’ League of Bridgeport
Chrysanthemum Exhibit Opens Two Days in Beardsley Park
The Beardsley Park Chrysanthemum exhibit runs today and tomorrow under city Park Department promotion. It offers more than 700 registered varieties in the new greenhouse, with blooms on display from daylight to evening. The event invites public viewing with free admission and a varied collection including several named varieties.
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Beardsley Park
Park Department
Io City
Six Arrests for Thefts from Cars
Danbury reports six arrests following an investigation into thefts from freight trains in the area. Detectives from the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad say a large quantity of stolen merchandise including clothing and auto accessories was recovered in Brewster New York. Police estimate the total losses exceed $50,000 to one gang operating in the region. Several local men are said to be involved, with Harold % Keane, a cigar shop proprietor, identified as a leader by police.
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Danbury
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Brewster
N. Y
Harcla
Keane
Champ Clark Loses Ninth District Race Narrowly
Unofficial returns from St Louis Missouri on November 5 show Champ Clark losing to W H mockered by 90 votes in the ninth district. Early results suggested Bland of the fifth district may have fallen to Sulila but results were too tight to call.
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ST. Lows
Campiete
Missouri
Champ Clark
W. Hukrlede
Bland
Sulila
Immodest Ears Draw Fashion Debate In New York
A garbled dispatch describes New York fashion debate over women exposing ears. Reported views from Chicago influence attitudes as stylists advocate flat covered lobes and concealed hairstyles.
Gov Frazier Wins Re election in North Dakota
Chicago dispatch reports Governor Lynn J. Frazier Republican reelected in North Dakota with Non Partisan League endorsement. Result reflected late returns after day of voting with O Connor and other figures noted as close contest. Minnesota NPL candidates defeated, NPL vote share down from primaries.
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Chicago
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakotas
Precier
Aves O'Connor
Fargo Forum
Simonn Badr
Consutsa
Waas
B. Business
Republican
Acradia
Bie
Ne Partisan League
Minnesota
Engineer Killed As New Hampshire Train Derails Near Sandy Beach
A derailment south of Sandy Beach near Invton left engineer Gorge Soles dead and a fireman Wes seriously hurt. A New York, New Haven and Hartford passenger train from Newport R. L. was partly derailed. no passengers injured.
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Fall River
Satse
Gorge Soles
New York
New
iHaven
Jane Jhariford
Newport R. L
Sandy Beach
Invton
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