Admiral Wilson Must Explain Hazing Stance at Naval Academy
Washington reports Admiral Henry T. G. Wilson, superintendent of the U S Naval Academy, should explain his alleged support for hazing and its limits. Court martial testimony of Midshipman Parker is cited, with critics warning that approval could violate Congress prohibitions and risk serious offense.
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Merger With Big Trunk Lines Will Save Railroads
Boston Nov 10 The salvation of New England railroad lines lies in consolidation with major trunk lines, said Joan E B Cldhna at a public hearing before the Massachusetts branch of the joint New England railroad committee. He argued unified management and financial strength are needed and could be gained through affiliation with the trunk lines.
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Scotland Yard Chief Poisoned in The Striking Case
A Scotland Yard chief suffered poisoning after a luncheon at a club and a later vomiting spell, heart attack, and ox ygen treatment. Officials confirm a chocolate poison attempt, with further details limited. The chief remains in hospital in guarded condition amid an ongoing investigation.
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Drissim Gulia Hall
William Horwood
Missouri votes to remove women’s suffrage from state law
A constitutional amendment was adopted at Tuesday’s election to eliminate the word women from the voters' qualification law. The measure would remove women’s suffrage rights in Missouri, effectively ending their citizenship status in the voting system.
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Quevis
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State Troops to March in Norwalk
Veterans of Foreign Wars and local residents plan a parade in Norwalk under state auspices with a special orchestra. A varied program includes dances, bagpipes, singing, and a Highland theme. A Soldier Memorial Tower relocation was postponed due to lack of a suitable boulder. Special Armistice Day services are set at churches, per Rev. Val T. Kearns.
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College Football Schedule Preview With Several Key Matchups
The article previews upcoming intercollegiate games across major programs. Yale should beat Maryland while Princeton and Pennsylvania loom strong. Syracuse meets McGill. Cornell faces Dartmouth. Ithaca’s team praised for power and scoring. Navy vs St Xavier and other matchups highlighted with venues and rivals.
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Syracuse
McGill University of Canada
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Amherst
Middlebury
Columbie
Democrats 10 Demand Spoils Continue On Process
The Howe Appropriations committee began work on the first of the annual supply measures, aiming to complete all six by the House for final action in December. No bills will be acted on at the upcoming special session starting November.
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Washington
Howe
Anéér
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Alvis
Clemenceau Plans US Talk to Prove Franco-American Ties
In Aris Clemenceau vows to tell Americans the truth about their power and role in world affairs. He will travel from New York to Havre by ship, speaking in four cities before returning December 13, stressing that Germany reparations and the League of Nations matter to all nations including the United States.
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America
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President on Armistice Day tribute at Arlington cemetery
President and two governors visit Arlington Cemetery on Armistice Day with military aides and officials. They proceed to Fort Myer for a 2 gun salute and place a wreath at the tomb, while many organizations plan attendance at the national memorial event.
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Winston Churchill Honored by King in Order of the Companions
The text notes Churchill receiving the Order of the Companions of Honour from the King in June 117, highlighting it for conspicuous services of national importance. It situates the honor near the Order of the British Empire and describes the ceremony as formal recognition of notable contributions.
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Ston Spencée Clurresill
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Rockville Banks to Form New Rockville Bank
In Rockville a consolidation of Roelevi Bank with the First National of this town will form a new Rockville Bank. The capital stock is $200,000. Col Prand Weil, president of the Rockville Savings Bank, announced the plan tonight.
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Erskine Childers Captured by Free Staters at Wicklow
Nov. 10 report states Erskine Childers chief lieutenant of Eamon De Valera was captured by Free State forces at Wicklow early today. Prisoners were taken to Portobello Barracks Dublin. The house raid occurred at Robert Burton’s residence, a signer of the Anglo-Irish treaty, with De Valera said to have been present but not arrested.
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Dublin
Robert Burton
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Woman Injured as Motorcycle Overturns in Norfolk
A female passenger suffered injuries when a motorcycle overturned during a turn near Sew Haven. Eyewitnesses reported minor trauma and the rider’s condition described as not serious. Nearby responders assisted at the scene and transported the injured person for medical evaluation.
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Covestrast
New Fleven
Ponikht
Thompson
Mary Rogan
Trent
Haven
Ainor
Mitford
Freaneda
Hotel Fire Drives Guests From Monument Square Hotel
Fire swept a five story hotel on Monument Square in Leominster causing estimated losses around 349,900. Five guests were carried from their rooms by fire and smoke. thirty others escaped. Firefighters fought the blaze through the night as alarms sounded and the flames were finally under control.
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Monument Square House
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Cigarette Sale in Hotel Lobby Taken to Court
Washington reports a dispute over cigarette sales in the Grave Dodge hotel lobby reserved for women. Andrew Pollock, owner of the lobby newsstand, sought to keep various brands in stock and asked the District of Columbia Supreme Court for an injunction to stop the board from interfering with his business.
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Grave Dodge Hotel
Andrew DP. Pollock
Newastind
Association
National Board
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Danbury to Unveil Tablet Honoring Local Soldiers
A bronze tablet listing 39 Danbury youths who died in service will be unveiled at 10:39 AM today. Governor Templeton and Mayor Gilbert will attend with Veterans groups, a parade, and speeches by Charles A Templeton and Rev Joseph J Twichell. A grandstand will host the ceremony outside the post office building.
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Wiliam C. Gilbert
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Joseph JI. Twichell
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John BW. Ryan
St. Potests Shereh
William G. Gilbert Wite
Mine Investigation Halted By High Water
In Spangler, Pa, water blocked mine workings delaying the official probe into the disaster. Seward Butcon, director of the state Bureau of Mines, said the investigation would resume Monday. Meanwhile thousands attended funerals for 25 victims from Barnesboro, Spangler and nearby communities, with five miners given military burials.
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Harriceburg
Barnesboro
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