Lloyd George faces possible resignation over Irish crisis
London reports speculate Premier Lloyd George may resign if Ulster Unionists reject Irish peace terms. An Ulster unionist stalemate and Sinn Fein opposition shape the crisis as Downing Street and the Irish delegation meet to discuss lawful steps and funding for Ulster autonomy within the settlement.
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Lloyd George
Ulster
London
King Street
James Craig
Ster
Te Sinn Fein
Lkely
Emier Lloyd-George
House of Commons
Lloyd-George
Sinn Fein
Law
Orange
South Ireland
Lieva-George Y
Ireland
Michael Collins
Irish Republican Army
Orge Duffy
Tame
Dublin
Eam Sonn de Valera
Downing Street
Loyd George
Winston Churchill
Usten Chamberlain
Lord
Birkenhead
Gordon Hewart
Lan Ulster
Desmond Fitzgerald
Sinn4 Fein
Imes Craig
Fight for Open Sessions at Conference
Senators Borah and Harrison will push to place the Senate on record for open sessions and publicity at the Armament Conference. They seek a resolution urging the American delegation to admit newspaper correspondents to all meetings and oppose censorship. Delegation access and transparency are the core aims, with bipartisan support from some senators.
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Washinston
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Harrison
Mississippi
Hughes
Whecd
Britain Protests French Turkey Pact At League of Nations
London reports Britain protests the French treaty with the Turkish Nationalists. The Angora agreement is criticized as France yielding territory without full annexation diplomacy, provoking anger over real concessions and restraint.
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London
Great Britain
League of Nations
France
Britain
Local Brewery Applies for Permits to Resume Beer
The Connecticut Breweries Company in the city joined three firms in filing with Prohibition Director Harry E. MacKenzie for permit blanks to resume beer manufacturing. The move follows a treasury department ruling allowing malt liquor production. director Mackenzie will forward blanks to Washington for final approval by Prohibition Commissioner Roy A. Haynes. Brewers previously violating the Volstead Act may be denied. Other applicants include Fresenius Company of New Haven and New England Brewing Company of Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Breweries Company
Harry E. MacKenzie
Treasury Department
Mackenzie
Washington
Prohibtion Commission
Roy A. Haynes
Fresenius Company of
New Haven
New England Brewing Company of
Hartford
Watson Attacks The American Legion In Washington
Senator Tom Watson of Georgia accuses Secretary Weeks and the American Legion of aiding his political foes and of whitewashing charges about soldiers blacklisted in France. He urges the Senate committee to act, cites brutalities and executions, and contends the Legion should not shield officers who maltreat soldiers.
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Washington
Tom" Watson
Georgia
American Legion
Works
France
4. EB. F
United States
Watson
Wreeks
Hanford MacNelder
Sia Degion
Tam
Henry Wells
New York
Grady
Sth
Marion J. Walltw
Broadstreet. Afia
Wateon
Camp
Wheeter
Crawford
106Th Military Police
Two Women Arrested For Selling Rum
Two women, Lizzie Antonowis of 87 Atlantic street and Mary Kovary of 1852 State street, were arrested yesterday for liquor law violations and arraigned in City Court before Judge Boardman. Antonowis, with her three year old daughter at the station, refused a $500 bond. a man who entered a market with Antonowis was fined for keeping liquor with intent to sell, while Antonowis faced fines and a resisting arrest charge. Kovary’s case is continued to November 10 with bond set at $300.
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Lizzie Antonowis
Atlantic Street
Mary Kovary
State Street
Fairfield County Courts Decide Armistice Day Observance
Fairfield County judges confer on honoring Armistice Day November 11 with Friday closures. Governor Lake proclaims. Hartford and New Haven schools and offices observe. County commissioners and courts plan a Washington Bridge dedication ceremony in the afternoon after adjournment.
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Frank D. Haines
John P. Kellers
Superior Court
Jobe Rt. Booth
John J. Walsh
Common Pleas Court
Fairfield County
President Harding
Governor Lake
Hartford
New Haven
Court House
Washington Bridge
Supreme Court of Errors
Victor Karawsky Arrested After Veranda Show
An amused crowd watched Victor Karawsky of Noble avenue entertainments on a Sterling street veranda yesterday afternoon. Police arrested him for drunkenness and breach of the peace. City court records show a 1918 prior arrest for a false alarm fire, with a five day jail sentence.
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Sterling Street
Victor Karawsky
Noble Avenue
Victor
Karawsky
War critic warns Harding may face fate similar to Wilson
British journalist Colonel Charios A. Court Repington arrives in Washington to observe the armament conference and warns that Senate repudiation of Harding could unsettle Britain and other powers. He notes past Wilson repudiation as a possible parallel affecting agreements from the conference.
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Harding
Mr. Wilson
Washington
United States Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Great Britain
Senate
Cot. Charios A. Court Repington
Unknown Hero Arrived Today In U S Waters
Unknown American soldier body transported from a French battlefield aboard the Olympia, flagship of Dewey’s fleet, entering American waters at the Wirwipin Capes at 10 A M. The North Dakota headed to Piney Point to aid lifting the dead toward the Potomac River and Washington navy yard.
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Weahington
Atlantic
Dewey
United States
Wirwipin Capes
Navy Department
Piny Point
Potonac River
Washington Navy Yard
Democrats Ready For Big Parade Tonight in City
Chairman John A. Cornell Jr prepares a monster Democratic parade for victory night. Archibald McNeil Sr leads with Lawrence J. Gill as Grand Marshal. Parade forms City Hall at 7:30 pm and proceeds to Main Street Fairfield and Colorado avenues. Fred Atwater exits at Colorado, delivers speech, hosts reception. Red fire, torches, and brooms supplied for marchers.
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John A. Cornell, Jr
Archibald McNeil, Sr
Lawrence J.gill
City Hall
Marshal Gill
Wheeler and Wilson
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Colorado Avenue
Fred Atwater
Walter Becomes U S Marshal for Connecticut
New Haven November 8 Jacob D Walter commissioner New Haven county member of the general assembly and Cheshire's prominent resident today becomes U S Marshal for Connecticut in succession to William St Palmer of Oxford who has resigned. Walter will send his resignation as a county commissioner to Governor Lake who will appoint for the period until the next general assembly.
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New Haven
Jacob D. Walter
Essembly
Cheshire
Connecticut
William St. Palmer
Oxford
Walter
Governor Lake
Milk Dealers Ignore Union in New York Milk Walkout
New York milk wagons will be stationed at cross streets to sell retail milk beginning tomorrow after the milk conference rejected Health Commissioner Copeland's arbitration offer. Distributors say they will no longer deal with the rivers union and strike replacements are quickly filling the strikers' places. Scattered violence was reported overnight.
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New York
Milk Conference of Health
Copeland
Promises Were Only Material That Arrived
Park City Lumber seeks difference in price after failing to receive 870,000 feet of lumber ordered December 1916 for delivery by March 1, 1917. Represented by Joseph Shapiro, it placed a second order with Daugherty McKay of Valdosta, Ga. and charges the higher cost to the Georgia firm. Arthur Plyler, president and treasurer, testified to repeated delivery promises that never arrived. The lumber, valued at $43 per thousand feet, was heard in Common Pleas before Judge Jones Welsh.
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Park City Lumber Company
Joseph Shapiro
Daugherty-McKay Company
Valdosta. Ga
Georgia
Chamberlain & Hull
Park City Lumber ‘Company
Arthur
Pyler
Southern Lumber Companys
Cass
Com Uion Plews
Jone 1
Coroner Rules Two Deaths Not Criminally Linked
Coroner John J.helan announced two findings absolving parties of criminal responsibility. George BE Underhill died at St Vincent's on November 1 from injuries after being struck by a trolley at State and Main on October 10. Frank Pinto, 52 Wallace Street, was cleared in the death of George BE. Fred Lewis Grotherton Wilhem, 32, died November 4 after his car struck railroad tracks near Cansondale on October 39, with the panty witness not held responsible.
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John J. ‘Helan
Frank Pinto
Wallace Street
George BE. Underhill
Wells Street
St Vincent's Hospital
State and
Main Streets
Danbury
Fred Lewis Grotherton
Wil‘em
Cansondale
Noo
Ee Ee Panty
Atwater Triumph Hangs On 15,000 Votes Cast In Bridgeport
The morning tally shows 15,000 votes cast with Fred Atwater poised for a likely landslide victory in Bridgeport. Polls report heavy turnout across districts, strong female participation, and party lines tightening as voters push toward a Democratic mayoral win for the first time in a decade.
Stores To Close For Armistice Day Period
City stores will close on Armistice Day from 11 45 to 6 o'clock as ordered by the Retail Board of the Chamber of Commerce. The instruction follows the official Armistice Day program and reflects actions by local merchants and authorities.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Confident Voters Eye City Race With Atwater Lead
Election day opened with clear skies and brisk voting at sixteen polling places. About 37,000 residents may cast ballots for city government for two years, with estimates of around 20,000 votes today. Atwater appears strongest with Democratic strength backing him, while Republicans split between the Voters League and old party machinery. The mayoralty and Board of Assessors contests loom largest, with polls closing at five this evening.
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Atwater
Fred Atwater
Yelock
Sridgeport
Wilson
Linwood Avenue
Atwaer
Republican Voters League
Republican
Voters’ League
Democratic
Board of Assessors
Tax
France Faces Serious Crisis In Finance
Paris reports the most serious financial crisis in modern France as the Chamber of Deputies debates a two part budget. Ordinary expenditures total 2 billion dollars with a supplementary budget adding about 1 billion for liberated regions and pensions. Revenues are projected at 1 billion, excluding potential German payments. Germany's failing repayment adds risk. debate could last about two weeks and challenge Premier Briend's cabinet with Finance Minister Doumer defending policy.
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Paris
France
Chamber of Depuies
Germany
Kely
Jia
Briend
United States
Doumer
3000 Communists Killed in Russia by Ukrainians
A Central News dispatch from Helsingfors quotes Isvestia saying Ukrainian rebels seized ten Russian towns and killed about three thousand Communists. Bolshevist troops are ordered mobilized by Soviet authorities at Odessa as part of the response.
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London
Helsingfors
Moscow
Isvestia
Odessa
Statue planned for Japanese premier in memorial tribute
Tokyo reports that Ta- Bashi Hara, assassinated Japanese premier, will be buried at Morieko in northern Japan. A large statue is planned there in his memory, with simple funeral per his will. A successor cabinet rumor centers on Admiral Minoru Sak e and Marquis Salon reportedly declining to form a new government.
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Tokio
Ta- Bashi Hara
Morieko
Japan
Morieka
Minoru Sake
Korea
Hara
Marquis Salon
Train Bandits Attack Illinois Central Train Near Paxton
Hundreds of posses searched central Illinois for ten bandits after they halted the New Orleans Limited two miles south of Paxton. Four train employees were wounded as bandits opened fire, dynamited the mail car, and escaped toward the west in two autos. Engineers, clerks, and a Pullman porter were among the injured. the train proceeded to Champagne for treatment.
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Paxton
New Orleans Limited
Illinois Central
Here
Chicago
Illinois
K. H. Knowlton
Freeport
Harry Bain
Jamas Baker
Ben Bobinette
Merk
J W. Herron
Mnail
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Turkey
Tim R
Ther
U. S. Waters
Suceeds Palmer
U. S
Bridgeport
Highth
Lawrence J. Gill
Mevonta
O'Cloek
Republians
Russia
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