Chicago Packer Seeks Government Approval for Merger Plan
Armour heads a Chicago meat packing firm seeks government sign off on a proposed absorption of a major packing house. Daugherty and Wallace hold talks with Armour party in Washington to evaluate legality and parity of a potential five firm merger in the meat industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
J. Ogden Armour
Chicago Packer
Wallace and Daugherty
Washington
Associated Press
J Ogden Armour
Chicago Meat Packing Khonsa
Armour and Company
Daugherty
Wallac
Department of Agriculture
Améreine
Asyata
Armour and’ Company
We Armour Organization
Altough Oth Wilson and Company
Oring and Company
Armour
Mveke
Wallace
Gintral Daugherty
Bridgeport Men Sentenced by Federal Court
Bridgeport men were sentenced by a federal court in Atlanta on varied terms from one to five years for offenses including counterfeiting and related charges. John Roubousos received four months in Leavenworth, with similar charges leading to other sentences. Four carrier workers from Lindstewart faced fines for removing cancelled stamps from letters. Louis Wilkins and others faced additional penalties for related crimes.
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Atlanta
D- Win S. Thome
United States
John Roubousos
Bridgeport
Sur
Atlana
Jack Q York
Wit
City
Seiz
Louis Wilkins
Paradelphia
Lindstewart
Samuel Backowlt
John H. Kall
Thomas J. Murphy
Joseph Lartenstein
Fear Easter Island Has Been Swallowed
Santiago Chile November 15 The local newspaper reports a rumor of Easter Island’s possible disappearance after the Yogent earthquake. The island’s wire station has not answered repeated calls and official information is unavailable. Easter Island lies about 2 500 miles off the Chilean coast and belongs to Chile.
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Santiago
Chile
Associated Fress
Easter Island
Tyne
Pashia Ocean
Syovines
Atacama
Ssi
Wits Jess
Coas
Ebert Talks With Reichstag Chiefs Over Cabinet Crisis
Berlin reports say President Ebert pressed for a nonpartisan cabinet with industrial and economic expertise. He sought parliamentary backing to push constructive policies amid Wirth’s resignation and reparations tensions. Socialists and Clericals offered no clear cabinet candidate, urging calm as the crisis continued.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Ebert
Relehatag
Cristy
Wirth
Lys ¢Ubinet
Tebu
Herr Coert
Retenaag
Crisia
Vacy
Elen
Prtucliens
Stillman case denies motion in delay of judgment
A New York court on Saturday denied a motion by the defendant to delay judgment in a banking matter. The decision upholds the lower court ruling in favor of the plaintiff, with the case to proceed toward final disposition under existing terms.
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White Plains
N.Y
Maprent Coury Justice
Storeenau- Mer
Bobs Guy
New Traffic Regulations To Be Printed for Autoists
City committee votes to print about 3,000 folders detailing a new traffic ordinance for Bridgeport motorists. The aim is to inform drivers of restrictions on congested central streets and reduce future infractions, with funding from the president’s fund and printed by a city department clerk for board presentation.
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Counce
Borra
Policay
Phe C. Calhous
Compjystaner Pardy
Ayall
Wldermanie
Avolviri
Tiny Ben
Tiny Ben Uniformally Folowed In Ita
Wie
Aly
Ohloas
Uie Pert
Barry 2. Griswald
Andrew Linovsky
Mudania Treaty Observed as Kemalists Pledge No Allied Withdrawal
News from Constantinople reports Angora government noting the Mudania terms will be observed and no insistence on Allied troop withdrawal. The note aims to restrain foreign interference in government while keeping peace talks on track and avoiding war before the Lausanne conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Angora
Mudania Wrmléilea
Damanda
Great
National Assembly
Detal
Britain Pays 50 610 000 On War Debt In Treasury Move
The United Kingdom paid 50 610 000 on the war debt to the U S Treasury. The payment helps cover interest and maturing obligations, including 60 010 000 for the account of the government. The move aims to free funds for future redemptions and stabilize the debt service in the current fiscal year.
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Great Britain
U. S
Wasulnuvon
Jace Hacevik
Universog
Britain
England
Hanidalion
Welts
Inter Preen
Valle
Will
Columbus Was a Spanish Jew Debate Challenge to Rev Dr Quigley
The Italan General Committee of 474 East Washington Avenue challenges Rev Dr Charley A Quigley, pastor of Summerfield Methodist, to a debate on What Discovered America. Quigley says he hasn t read the letter and seeks reference to a 1922 Outlook article. The committee votes to fund church spending if ministers favor mutual consent, a sum mirrored by the Ku Klux Klan last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tndi
Italan General Committee
East
Washington Avenue
Charley A. Quigley
Summerfield Methodist Episcopal Church
America
Quigley
Tutian General Committee
Mutua
Kn Klux Klan
Dorothy Gordon Incarceration Debate Over Guardian Ship
Boston reports Governor Fuller and hospital officials debated Dorothy Gordon, a young woman repeatedly attempting self harm, arguing she may not be Mentally fit and warrant guardianship. The discussion touched on restraints, treatment, and the court’s role in care versus autonomy, with no guardian appointed.
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Fuller
Boston
Alvan “T. Fuller
Viekting
McLain Hospital
Dorothy Gordon
Hetrees
Binte
Warman
Sg Gordon
Setine Roverno
Packard
Chay
Meg Chardon Tree
D. Cardiver
Maldwig
B. G. Unelet
Willian Jardine
Giel
Miler
Stutter Sary
Dorothy Se
Elaine
Oman
Whitham Ford
Maha Te
Coquimbo Quake Strikes As U S Warships Rally Aid
An early morning earthquake rocks Coquimbo Chile with reports of damage and a large relief effort. Washington orders Cleveland and Denver to speed to the stricken zone with clothing and medical supplies.
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Cleveland
Denver
Mount Holly Man Pleads Guilty To Breach Of Peace
Thomas D B Noel of Mount Holly ripped a home telephone from the wall when he could not get central service. He dumped the set into his car and drove two miles to the operator’s home, shoving the fixtures through the front door plate glass. In City Court he pleaded guilty, paid a $25 fine, and agreed to repair the door and treat phones with more respect.
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Rutland
Thomas DB. Noel
Mount Holly
G O P Faces Pressure Over Reorganization Call
Governor-elect remarks spark calls for GOP unity as party factions clash over reforms. Templeton and Healy advocate restructuring while speakers urge harmony, urging groundwork to rebuild credibility and voter support amid internal disputes.
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Templeton and Healy
Youth Shot, Rushed to Hospital in Mysterious Incident
A youth sustained a bullet wound and was taken to a hospital after a violent daytime event. Witnesses and local authorities reported a chaotic scene at an unidentified location. The victim remained in stable condition, with police seeking leads as investigators review evidence.
Lady Astor Retains Seat in Parliament
Lady Astor is returned to Parliament for Sutton division of Plymouth in a tighter election than 1919. The campaign focused on her personality and social policies, with party lines influencing the vote.
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Lady Astor
Sutton
Plymouth
Westminster
Discharged in New York Picket Case Involving MacSwiney Widow
Mrs Muriel MacSwiney and eight other women linked to the Irish relief protest were released after a short hearing by United States Commissioner Mac Donald. The government argued no warrants existed, while defense contended authorities lacked authority to arrest the protesters outside the British embassy.
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Washington
Muriel MacSwiney
Algocine Hecoxnition
United States
MacDonald
Uecause
MacSwines
Terence MacSwings
Covi
de Oth
Eiolatine
Treleng
MacSwiner
Dubin
Kow Algo
Geddes
Priuish
Wrobaskider
United States District Attorney
Labour Triumphs as Conservatives Lose Ground in Glasgow Victory
Election results show Labour with a broad lead over all parties. Conservatives sustain losses while the Liberal group gains, with Asquith back in parliament. Key gains overturn previous counts, notably in industrial Glasgow and Oxford, signaling a shift in British politics.
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London
Noy
Ted Press
Conservative Party
Ured Mora
Fuchs
Glasgow
Labor
Labarite
Oganis Deng
Asquithian
Georgeites
Tndes
Hivene Wilson
Cmt
Col. Staal. Rebiry
Lady Astor
Peemlere
Ae Quinn
Hiss Patalay
Scus
Pice
Liberal Party
Hid
Wen
Ivaderg Wera
Ivaderg Wera Trong
Asquith
Oxford
Senator Cabot Loder Campaign Expenses Reported
Senator Cabot Loder reported campaign spending of 3920 dollars in Boston during his reelection bid. The statement listed funds used for Republican clubs and committees, presented today at the State House, with details indicating a low expenditure level.
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Boston
Low
Cabot
Loder
Statehouse
Lions to Provide a New Home for Convalescent Children
The Lions Club voted to back a Visiting Nurse Association project for a permanent fresh air home for convalescent children on ten acres of land in Nichols. The Davey Bros. Inc. site donated, with architect and builders donating labor, aims to finish next summer. The home plans include a two-story facility overlooking the area with an estimated $40,000 cost.
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Visiting Nurse Association Project
Nichols
Lions’ Club
Visiting Nurse Association
Davey Bros, Inc
Tig
Nitenols
The
Lion's Oleh
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Christopher
Oscar 3. Straus
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Dr. Quimley
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Nowca
Coauville
Pasthae
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Titevest
Tie Company
Heyor
Mahomet
G.O.P
Connecticut
Republican Dih, Inc
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Lutereny
Ee Orginrza
Eney
Hsedawesd
Dodalelag
Vanyly
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ALSCO
Vral
Leys
Tyenvon
Lowarus Lingy
Nim Lee Bind
Uetevinus
Bas Weil
Santer
Wohekeng
Gellapen
Ak Moon
Permovve
Mmergevesy Hospital
Uust
St. Vincent's
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Quith
Tondon
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Lodge
Lions
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Peter M. Daves
Hemlocks
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