Canada and United States clash over raw materials control
Canada opposes any external attempt to manage national resources and warns such interference would be recorded as interference in internal affairs. The draft resolution by Gustave Ador seeks a permanent economy and financial commission to study monopolies in raw materials and their distribution. The U S position remains opposed to external meddling while mandates discussion and council elections headline tomorrow's agenda.
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Council For Tomorrow
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Germany
Tumulty Offered Judicial Post by President Wilson
President Wilson offers Joseph T. Tumulty a potential appointment to the U.S. Supreme Court or impeached court, with no decision yet. Reporters note the move follows White House duties and suggest possible future roles. The public statement cites no final acceptance and discusses implications for his position at the White House.
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Strong Army Prepared for Emergencies Advocated by Baker
Secretary of War Baker urges a strong and organized army for national defense in his annual report to the President. He stresses flexible structure, readiness for emergencies, and a trained force large enough to act swiftly. He notes World War lessons and ongoing domestic implications, with cost figures and planned continuance.
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Fiume Chieftain Reshapes Army Councils Amid Reform
The Fiume chieftain creates councils within army units reshaping command by appointing officers as council members. Staff say the aim is to decentralize power and test new tactics, with captains and lieutenants advancing as leaders while traditional officers face reassignment or removal. The reform affects command structure and troop operations.
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Harding Finishes Panama Trip Returning to U S
CRISTOBAL November 28 President elect Harding completed his trip to the Panama canal today with a visit to fortifications near Cristobal and calls on military and aviation stations. He examined strategic points, took a ride in a Navy airship in a Seas plane flight, and attended a formal dinner with local officials. He pledged cooperation to promote the canal and South American trade, asserting the canal would influence world commerce and steady prices for U S goods.
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Insurgent Bus Owners Meet Seek City Appointed Starters
Fifteen local bus owners forming Bridgeport Bus Owners Protective Association gathered to demand city appointment of starters to enforce rules, schedules, and discipline. They proposed a five percent tax on gross receipts and debated meter versus per capita charges. The Paradise Green line and others showed strong support while North South Street lines were represented. The conference adjourned with plans to present a new policy to city officials and continued on the next page.
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Grand jury to convene in building probe sparks delay
New York City reports a second grand jury to assist in the legislative committee probe into the building trust. Samuel Untermyer, chief counsel, says extra jurors may be seated to hear evidence from labor bodies and others. Board of Estimate delays meeting at Untermyer’s request as the Backer trial nears.
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Battalion of 500 armed troops guard Williamson
A provisional battalion of 500 U S Army sailors arrived at Williamson to quell unrest. Colonel Herman Hall established headquarters at the county courthouse, guards encircled the building, and streets filled with troops and equipment. Since their arrival no disorder has been reported.
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Two Brooklyn prisoners held for burglary and escape
Two Brooklyn Connecticut prisoners are held for burglary and escape after breaking from Windham County Jail in Brooklyn. Mason, linked to the escape, was recaptured near his cell door as authorities noted a staged exit. Bradley Kinwits and Edward Shackett of Worcester face Superior Court charges for robbing summer homes in Woodstock and Pomfret, including the Wardy residence. A scarab necklace from an ancient Faynt was among stolen items recovered in Worcester.
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Former German Empress Reported Dangerously Ill
PVORS Holland November 44 A report from The Hague says the condition of the former German Empress Victoria remained serious after a fresh episode. She had temporarily improved enough to receive family at the bedside, though the heart attacks had left her life in grave jeopardy.
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Fires devastate Liverpool cotton and timber yards amid Sinn Fein unrest
A severe fire outbreak gutted Liverpool cotton warehouses and timber yards. Officials blame Sinn Fein amid ongoing Irish crisis events. Police opened fire while responding to alarms as authorities plan defense measures and detentions.
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Sinn Fein
German Extremists Propose Nationalization and Park Attack Critique
Karl il von Wiegang reports in Bishlin that German extremists favor nationalizing all large industries in Prussia. Democra and the largest party aim to make this a central issue in coming elections. Clergy denounce violence and urge calm, while Cardinal mulls reprisals amid rising anti government sentiment.
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Former Wife of Peach King Held for Murder
Georgia case centers on Mrs Elmer Durrance and relatives charged in the death of Fred D Shen Ard known as the Georgia Peach King. Investigators report poison found in the body and interrogations proceed as authorities pursue more arrests in Por Valley and surrounding counties.
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Spokane Earthquake Shakes City at Early Morning
Spokane reported a strong quake between 3:30 and 3:40 this morning. Gonzaga university seismograph measured a 300 mile radius. hospital patients were awakened as beds and frames rattled, raising fears of a larger event.
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Aged Woman Found Dead of Gas Poisoning
An elderly woman, Ars Mouly de Devas, was found dead from gas poisoning in her bedroom at 40 Black Bars. Her daughter Mrs Minml and others witnessed the event as hemlock-like fumes were reported. Dr Sprague from the emergency hospital attended but she died before arrival. Survived by daughter, granddaughter, sisters and others. Born March 8, 1740 in Long AAT. Memorial service planned Wednesday at Hovey Chapel with burial in Mountain Grove cemetery.
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Firebugs Burn Cotton Warehouses in Liverpool Riot
In Liverpool twelve cotton stores and several timber yards were set ablaze in a Sinn Fein arson spree last night. Eighteen fires were reported and seventeen people were overcome by smoke as attackers cut locks and poured gasoline on stock.
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London At War as Sinn Fein or Soviet Threat Looms
London and major cities brace for domestic warfare with barricades around Parliament and Whitehall. Police and militia manned defenses after incendiary attacks. four men detained for questioning as fires burn warehouses and docks. An eyewitness cites Sinn Fein members as suspects in arson.
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Students Plan To Quit Lectures By Socialists
In Rome on November 2, a university in a region of 14 students rejected attending lectures conducted by Socialist professors Fovel Leone and Didone. They declined to accept the professors' rulings, saying the move contradicts the esteemed values of the university. The students vow to refuse lectures guarded by those professors.
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Incendiary Fire Destroys Cork Stores on St Patrick's Street
GORK Nov 28. An incendiary blaze in St Patrick's Street destroyed a row of buildings including Blackthorn House, previously bombed and partly wrecked. The fire, starting at dawn, raged fiercely until daybreak, causing an estimated loss of 100,000 pounds and damaging the drapery and boot stores flanking the site.
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Pope Quietly Views Irish Unrest Amid Bloodshed Reports
The Pope expresses concern over events in Ireland and the reported bloodshed. He notes unease about the possible impact of Arthur Griffith and Professor MacNeill on Sinn Fein followers and their potential disappearance.
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Hunger Striker in Orient Dies After 13 Day Fast
A Korean independence movement prisoner in the Orient reportedly died after a 13 day hunger strike. The incident marks the longest fast recorded in this case, with authorities noting the prisoner died amid mounting tensions and diplomatic attention.
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Troops Sent to Crete Amid Small Village Turmoil
Athens dispatch reports the government has sent troops to Crete after a brief flare of unrest. The president stated no large troubles exist, only a slight effervescence in some villages, and troops are deployed for propagation and to maintain order.
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Bishops Approve Puritanical Sunday Plan Prohibiting Business
Atlantic City report notes the Episcopal Church bishops approve a puritanical Sunday plan to bar all stores from opening. The move aims to recruit more ministers amid a noted shortage, drawing protests from the Methodist Church and its dancers leadership.
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