Disarm or Industry Will Die says Steinmetz Nation Interview
Charles F. Steinmetz urges disarmament or global industry collapse in a Nov 1921 interview from Schenectady. He faults diplomats for lacking courage and warns continued armament threatens world peace, social order, and economic stability.
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Steinmetz
Allan Benson
International News Service
Schnectady
N. Y
Charles I. Steinmetz
Meien
Mos
Harding
Uus
Car
Earth
Edifoe
Europe
Germany
Hungary
Austria
Asia
Wound Suspected Ricochet in Dow McNally case
Police theorize the chest injury may be from a ricochet bullet rather than a knife as they pursue McNally's two missing companions. Autopsy found bullet entry in back and exit in front along with a clean deep stab wound. Dow denies stabbing. witnesses vanished. investigation remains with police authorities.
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Thomas McNally
Medford
Mass
Albert G. Dow
Yale Street
Polles
Dow
Don
Samuel A. Garlick
McNally
McNalls
John J. Phelan
Poxtice
Premier Hara Assassinated in Tokyo
Tokyo reports confirm the assassination of Japanese Prime Minister Takashi Hara who had led the government since 1918. The State Department received word that the premier was dead or dying after an assassination incident, with no further details provided.
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Tokio
Takashi Hara
Japan
Assagein
Bayakawi
Orient
Hig
Siberia
China
Washington
Japain
America
State Department
Hara
Tneasis
Democrats Renew Bonus Fight in Tax Bill Clash
Washington reports bitter Senate duel over soldiers bonus amendments to a tax bill. Reed of Mississippi seeks bonus funding through excess profits taxes, Simmons of North Carolina and Walsh of Massachusetts press compensation for World War veterans from foreign debt relief. GOP leaders predict rejection on grounds of unconstitutionality or non germane to the bill. President Gordon signs joint resolution No 21.
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Washington
Democratia
Reed
Tissouth
Simmons
North Carolina
Walsh
Massachusetts
United States
Fiat
Saci Somaya
Coal Strike Menace Continues in Washington Nevada Reports
Geological Survey figures reveal ongoing labor tensions and coal supply concerns. The report notes behind schedule production and rising prices, with regional impacts in the Docking Valley District and across West Fages. Contempt of court actions in New Haven and Georgetown add to the unrest as labor disputes widen.
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West Fiages
Yale
Commons
Elizabeth A. C. Tietjen
Georgetowns
New York City
New Haven
Tax Power Used To Punish Man Who Wouldn't Stand
Fred Atwater, Democratic mayoral candidate in Bridgeport, denounces the Tax Commissioner’s office for using its power to harass property owners and punish opponents. He cites repeated tax-valuation reductions for Columbia Nut and Bolt Co, where he is treasurer, and accuses officials of a corrupt system to retain office.
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Warrenito
Fred Atwater
Bridgeport
Connor
Columbia Nut and Bolt Company
Fox
Board of Relief
Connors
Warrenite
Columbian and Bolt Company
Colimbia Nut and Bolt Company
Wilson
J. A. H. Robinson
Robinson
Columbia Nut & Holt Co
Aty
Atwater
Republican
Office of Tax Commission
Ater
Corne
Cornel
Briane Electric Comepany
Bryant
Wilsop
Tax Commissioner
Tax
Lewis
Sind
Board of iHelief
Mr. Connor
Mr. Lewis
J. Lewis
Columbia Nut and Bole Company
Board of
Mellef
Board of Supersonment
New York Milk Drivers Tie Open Shop to Police and Liquor Controversy
In Meriden and New York, clergy leaders and the local W C T U pressed liquor and crime concerns as court cases against saloonkeeper John Altobella and bartender Daniel Caruso proceeded to November 12. Separately, milk distributors moved to reopen broken supply amid a strike, with Copeland pressing for open shop and pledging to rebuild 70 percent of normal milk delivery and health rules to be observed.
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Meriden
Conn
John Altobella
Grovestret
Daniel Caruso
Hoth
Antobella
Mmmoner Copeland
New York
Unte
Milk Conference Board
Copeland
Roe Art
Cummings Faces Action Over Kneen Case Involves Receiver
Fragmentary report notes Cummings may not pursue action against Kneen, former treasurer of the institution, amid a receiver arrangement. Morning details suggest potential drop of proceedings, with references to Pocohontas and identity clues for an Indian maid linked to a Mary Carr Times feature. Names and addresses appear as part of reader participation prompts.
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Eneis
Torney
Cummings
Horning
Alitrerul
Pocohontas
Ee Winifred Faldon
Bruce Street
Stratford
Amaid
Poco Ponta
Mary Carr
Times
Kathryn
Monica Grehan
Fremont Street
Sievin
Railroad Avenue
Bisley
Tit Manany
Lill Report Cost Cited In Bridgeport Chamber Probe
Sew ard Price secretary of the Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce states the Lill report cost 9 135 92 dollars, funded by 42 subscribers, not the 30 000 figure raised during Republican campaign attacks. A Nov 10 1920 referendum showed 805 to 66 votes.
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Seward Price
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Mr. Price
Ten Soldiers Hanged Says Secretary Weeks
Secretary Weeks disputed claims of mass executions noting ten soldiers were hanged after court martial trials rather than extrajudicial killings. The discussion followed letters from Philadelphia and statements by Senator Watson of Georgia about wartime justice.
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Washington
France
Gilroy
Watson
Georgia
Peragon
Philadelphia
Rangal
Weeks
Walson
Resras
War Department
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Byery
Aioe
Tone Hs Hassles
She
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Dineri
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Republian
Eat Crow
Cornell
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Main Street
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