Settlement prospects in British coal dispute urged by ministers
Premier explains plan for temporary advance to speed settlement while weighing permanent wage board. Labor MPs pressing urgent talks and temporary pay rise to boost output, amid calls to review by year end. Brace supports temporary aid and full industry review. ongoing session continued.
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French Scientist Besieged by Americans Who Want to Marry French Girls
Papas Oct. 19 Dr Lucien Carnot reports receiving many letters from American men seeking French wives. He notes most writers are middle to lower class and that motives center on independence and freedom of American women. He hints at forming an official bureau to match marriages with French girls, citing soldiers’ familiarity with French ways.
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Escaped Sing Sing prisoners draw local interest
Local readers hear that Marcus Bassett, once a city resident, and the dangerous fugitive Stivers may be linked to a recent bond theft in New York. Police report a green car tied to the pair abandoned near Danbury and that detectives pursue leads toward Canada amid bombings and street disturbances.
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Death of King Alexander sparks Greek throne crisis
Reported death of King Alexander of the Greeks triggers an upheaval as Britain and France may appoint a new monarch. Speculation centers on Prince Arthur as heir, with Prince Christopher, husband of former Mrs Leeds, expected to contest for the throne.
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King Alexander of Greace Reported Dead by Monkey Bites
Washington reports no word from the Greek legation yet on King Alexander of Greace death rumors. London dispatches later say the monarch died from the monkeys bites after an incident on October 2, sparking unverified but widespread notices abroad.
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Greek throne plot accuses American princess wife of prince
Paris reports a fierce Information piece by Abel Hermant alleging an American princess seeks to buy the Greek throne for her husband, Abel Hermant notes. The only American woman linked to the Greek throne is the widow of William B. Leeds, an American tin plate magnate, amid a European scandal.
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Girl Kills Fiancé During Struggle Near Wallington
PASSAIC Oct. 19 an 11 year old girl Mary Reddy living with Mr and Mrs Snesky 49 Suro avenue Wallington shot and killed William Snesky 23 the couple were to marry tomorrow she told police they argued over engagement alleged stories about her and he ordered her to leave after a struggle the revolver discharged during a second attempt to force her out neighbors found the man dead and the girl was taken to a schoolhouse for questioning
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Cox and Lonergan to Address Voters at the Casino Tonight
Governor James M. Cox of Ohio will address a campaign rally at the Casino tonight, with Congressman Augustine Lonergan of Hartford to speak at an overflow rally in the arena next door. A parade escort will form on Gold Street and proceed to State Street, followed by a reception at the Stratfield hotel.
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Otibtheria Worries Health Officials In Connecticut City
A health report shows heightened diphtheria concerns in Connecticut with more cases reported than any week since January. The current morbidity tally lists 12 cages in the city and five scarlet fever cases, one whooping cough case, and one typhoid fever case in Hildgepert.
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Blind Senator Gore to Speak at Bridgeport rally
Thomas P. Gore, the blind Democratic senator from Oklahoma, will address a large anti League of Nations rally in Bridgeport under the Bridgeport Independent Democratic league. Gore is a noted anti League speaker and was recently defeated for renomination by the Wilson faction in Oklahoma. He is known for his forceful oratory and is expected to back electors and Republican lawmakers from the state.
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Black and Tans Shoot Three Dead in Dublin
In Dublin on October 4 authorities say three men were dragged from their homes and shot dead by Black and Tans. Relatives witnessed the killings as the shootings occurred at Roscamreang.
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Lord Mayor MacSwiney Restless Day Delayed by Procaine
PANDON, Det. 13-A, bulletin issued at 8 o'clock the evening by the Irish Freedom League detailing the condition of Lord Mayor MacSwiney. The doctor urged him to take time medicine as a procaine injection led to an altercation, leaving the patient exhausted, though later the day his condition appeared more settled and generally unchanged.
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Entry Into League Blocked Says Root At Rally
New York Oct 19 Ethiu Root in a campaign address attacked Wilson’s stance on the League of Nations urging Harding's election to promote world peace. He called the treaty unchangeable and warned against tying America to the four men who drafted the 1919 peace plan, labeling the move a throwback to past alliances and use of force. He praised Cox’s anti league position while asserting the need for a U S leadership in global affairs.
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Cox effort to trap Harding proved unsuccessful
MARION Ohio November edition reports Governor Cox’s plan to trap Senator Harding by De Kobra a French journalist failed. Harding denies knowledge of De Kobra while Cox claimed a misread interview and discusses Wilson letter with no further details. Incident is treated as closed by Harding and his spokesman Welliver with no further comment.
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