Hoover urges railroad rate reform to protect service
Hoover plans to present Congress with a study urging regulated rate adjustments to balance railroads, farmers, and public service. He warns nationalization would be a disaster and criticizes wage control as unsatisfactory, arguing labor boards should avoid government fixing of wages while preserving initiative of executives.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
Hloover
Railroad Labor Board
Political figures seek funding for enforcement programs
Washington on November 14 reports Prohibition Commissioner Haynes will testify to the Appropriations Committee. The Prohibition Bureau plans to request about 2 million for enforcing the Volstead Act and for expanded field staff. Enactment figures show enforcement this year near nine and a quarter million, with treasury aims for air tax refunds and defense funds under review.
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Washington
Prosi- Lition
Haynes
Nye Prohibition Bureau
Ceasury DL
Aircome
Homertad
Wewsury
Tts
Irish Women Send Protest to the Pope
Dublin reports three jailed Irish women issue a protest to the Vatican Secretary of State. Mary MacSiviney, sister of Cork's martyred lord mayor, is dying after a ten day hunger strike. the jail chaplain refuses the sacrament.
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Dublin
Associated Prosaj
Wearse
Patrick J. Persea
Ireland
Eamon Coan
Charles Burges
Fanton de Valera
O' Raby
Pelason
Gram
Writ Issued For Dorothy Gordon In Boston Asylum Case
Dororthy Gordon heiress to 990000 is to be freed after a writ of habeas corpus was issued. Uncle John Gardiner and attorney Joseph Spear in visited McLean hospital and conferred with Superintendent Packard. They decided to delay release until further investigations, keeping her in the institution for now.
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Boston
Dorothy Gordon
McLean Asylum
Superior Court
John D. Gardiner
Baldwin
L. L
Packard
Gardiner
Sheehan
Spencer
Shecham
Milford School Board Rigid on Vaccination Edict
Milford public schools will enforce a vaccination edict after joint sessions of the Milford School Board and the Milford Medical Society. Drs C J Flyde and W Dunning with health officials argued vaccination is vital, with few exceptions for medical reasons.
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Milford School Board
Milford Medical Society
Board of Education
State Board of Health
Alllewal
Nevtat Syestalyy
Awaa
Dra
J. Flyde
X Carpenter
Z. Fischer
Crear
Houdy
W. Dunning
J. Pons
W.S. Putney
Milford Healt
Stantry Osborn
Shute Department of Health
MacSwineys Arrested in Pro Irish Party Protest
Muriel MacSwiney widow of Cork lord mayor and sister Mary MacSwiney were jailed in Washington for protests honoring Terence MacSwiney. Police held seven pickets after banners denouncing British rule. Several women, including members of the National Woman’s Party, faced charges for offering an affront to a foreign government.
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Washington
Muriel MacSwiney
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Ireland
Mary MacSwiney
Verance
Free State
Prizon
England
Colin Father
Cmvbas
May Swiney
Mira
Anne Swiney
Thomas Lyons
Mie American Association
John Fliver
Hague
MacSwiney
Marylan
Sarah Rullan
Tional Woman's Party
Besela Quinlan
Claudia, Guray
Mra
Minnie White Karney
Louise Manning
Macy TL. O'Neill Boarhouse
Nora Leunigan
Boarhouse
Mary Mac-Swiney
Lord Ayar
Luviel Mackwiney
Mary Maurevanen
Indian Summer Stays On Job Despite Date
Fragmentary weather and event notes describe temperature shifts and a Carentan Bridge park, with mentions of an ongoing plan and gatherings. The garbled text references near Temgtaait earjovine Wintherhake and Lae ast tw bess, but lacks clear names or dates to confirm specifics.
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Ulyris Amily
Temgtaait
Automobile Victim Dies From Injuries in Derby Incident
A 17 year old Derby resident, Walter Krekowsky of Milford, was charged after a collision early morning at Licce fclock which led to the death of a local youth. Krekowsky appeared in court and the case was continued for one week with bonds set at 1,000 dollars furnished by the defendant’s father. The inquest was held by Coroner Mix of New Haven.
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Derby
Spach Sonn Peloa
Geir
Krocsowshky
Til
Coroner Mix
Pilotless Army Airplane Makes Flights of 90 Miles
Army air service says a pilotless plane with automatic control has flown for distances beyond 92 miles in tests. The device is described as more accurate and dependable than human pilots and could shoot bomb laden planes at ground or air targets with high accuracy. Continued details promised on Page Two.
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Air Service
Washington
Army
Army Ir Service
Astone
Testimony reveals new witness in pastor murder case
New Brunswick reports detail a witness to see Mrs Mott run from her home toward the Carpenter residence hours before the pastor's murder. The witness name remains undisclosed. testimony aims to challenge Mrs Hall's account of the night of the crime. A jury is to hear the evidence next week.
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Pastor
New Brunswick
Franges
Stevens
Jett Horoma
Edward Wiiedler
Mutt
Carpenter
Speci
Hall Ag
St John Ibn Eynenlist
Preiier
Walt
Iinolds NL Treiver
Wall
Arthur Crawford Humorist Ends His Life with Bullet
Arthur Crawford a humorist and actor known for witty pieces was found dead in the Bronx with a bullet wound and a revolver beside him. A letter addressed to a former instructor at California University hinted at a financial scheme involving $8,009 in the Bank of Montreal. Crawford had a long career on stage from Montreal to Kingston before turning to writing.
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Arthur Crawford
The
Bronx
York
Arthur Cunecord
Sunny I
Tadiy
Wong
Crawford
Daldres
Hig Gon
Calentita University
Montreal
Grodanced
Alacet College
Hero
Que
Crow Royal Miltary
Kingston
Clemenceau to Write for Telegram During His U S Stay
The French statesman Georges Clemenceau will publish articles in Telegram during his visit to the United States. He plans 1,300 articles, revealing views on international matters and the peace conference. He will travel from New York to several cities, declining public meals or receptions while in America. The world awaits his statements, which are expected to have major political impact in Europe.
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Clemenceau
Telegram
United States
Sailima Com Wrasicn
George Cleelwee
Jane
Darling
Charles BM
New York
Uson
TAO Spr
HL Sh. Louis
Washimpton
Baltivoes
RA Ideb Plus
Teelo
Tidal Wave Toll in Chile Earthquake Disaster
Reports from Chile recount mounting casualties as earthquakes and tidal waves devastate coastal towns along a 1200 mile stretch. Officials tabulate dead and injured, with widespread destruction beyond reach of communications.
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Santiago
Ministry of the Vntaror
Renarts
Aix
Caquinso
la Serena
Copiano
Cassteulti Valuer
Copupo Deag
Coquinbe
Tolasso
Chanaral
Egg and Buck Wheat Price Attracts Attention
The Bridgeport office of the plant administration approved a new order affecting fuel and grain sales. Dealers were instructed to sell egg and buckwheat at 14 50 a ton with measures to screen out dirt and grit. Inquiry showed regional prices near 14 dollars a ton, and adjustments were made to piling methods at the mines to enforce the order.
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Tuqniry
Dansars
Plates Hold Secret Of Einstein Theory
Plates packed and guarded arrived in San Francisco from Sydney. Photographs of the recent solar eclipse taken at Woods Hole by Prof. W. W. Campbell of Lick Observatory and assistants are said to indicate whether Einstein’s theory is supported.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Sydneys
Linstein
Wodal
Austraiia
W. W. Cambell
Lickervatory
California
Campbell
sur‘Jude
President to push ship bill amid GOP opposition
President Harding plans to press the ship subsidy bill and rail legislation as the new Congress convenes. He will meet with Senate Interstate Commerce Committee leaders and seek prompt House action on the subsidy measure during a short session to avoid delays next spring. The president is expected to outline additional budgetrelated recommendations and rail rules as part of his opening message.
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Waskington
Congress
Harding
White Bedge
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Wis
Eanze
Briel
Depan
German Chancellor Wirth Resigns Over Coalition Split
Berlin reports that Chancellor Wirth’s cabinet resigned after United Socialists voted against joining a coalition ministry with the German People’s party. The note to the Reparations Commission argues for provisional stabilization of the mark with foreign aid and a Reichsbank plan to deposit 509,490,000 gold marks, contingent on freedom from reparations for three to four years.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Wirth
United Socialists
German People’s Party
Joseph Wirth
Germany
Konstantin Mehrenbach
Elcstag
Sec
Roenstath
Caisinet
Berlig
Social Democratic Party
Tierlin
Ghaneailor
United States
Incuclas
Atx
Reparations Commission
City Spends $28,000 for Land For Library and School Sites
The city approved by Attorney John A. Cornell bought land at the corner of Myrtle and South avenues and on Myrtle for library and school expansion. First parcel sold by David St. Lani for 24000, second from Harriet X. Joy for 4000. Additional 40 feet bought on Boston Avenue for 2500 for future East Side high school site. Angeline S. Dorey oversees work.
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South End
Cornell
Myrtle Myenus
South Avonda
Myrtle
John A. Cornel
Teigeport
Nhriry
South Avenue
Myrtle Avenue
David ‘St. Lani
Hurriet X. Joy
East Side
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