Supreme Court ruling frees whiskey transport to homes
Washington officials fear broad liquor withdrawals from bond storage after the high court ruled whiskey may be transported to owners. Internal Revenue and Prohibition Bureau advisers discuss regulations, guarantees for owners, and possible safeguards to counter mass withdrawals. Officials estimate 45 million gallons of whiskey and 20 million gallons of gin plus other spirits in bond could be affected.
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W. H. Atkins
International News Service
Washington
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue
Williams
Kramer
Wan
Internal Revenue Bureau
Eal
Enforcement Bureau
Coun
Women Run This Village Sure Enough Yoncalla Oregon
Yoncalla Oregon November 10 Women led Yoncalla after election day electing a woman mayor and a woman to every city post. Mayor Mary Burt, a Pacific College alumna, vows to study conditions and provide efficient government. Men concede defeat though former Mayor Lasswell offers help.
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Yoncalla
Oregon
Mary Burt
Oregonian
Pacific College
Republican Council
Jennie R. Lasswell
Bernice Wilson
Pioneer
Nettie Hannan
Yoncailt
Jesse B. Lasswell
Memorial Mass Honors Lord Mayor Terrence MacSwiney in Cork
Sacred Heart church filled with mourners for the memorial service for Terrence MacSwiney Lord Mayor of Cork celebrated by Rev Dr Moore with deacon Rev Sullivan and sub-deacon Rev Mooney. A special quartet performed with May Casserly singing Let Him Rest In Erin. Additional requiem masses noted at Blessed Sacrament St Augustines and others observed Souls Day services.
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Sacred Heart Church
Terrence MacSwiney
Cork
Richard 3. Moore
John A. Sullivan
T. P. Mooney
William Chew
John Casserly
Theresa O'Brien
May Casserly
Charles Ogren
Erin
Blessed Sacrament
Father Landry
Edward Shaughnessy
Michael Lynch
St. Peter's Church
St. Augustine's Church
James Ninill
Bowen
Donahue
Phelan Holds Neff Inquest
Coroner John J. Phelan conducts an exhaustive inquest into the accident that killed William JeNett, Chicago Auto Supply sales manager, when a jitney bus crowding 25 salesmen was struck by a lumber truck driven by Frank Amadeo. Oscar Roskobh, another Chicago Auto Supply salesman, was badly injured and will return to Chicago with colleagues Reece and Stross after the inquest.
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John J. Phelan
William Je'Nett
Chicago Auto Supply
Chicago
Lum Reidgeert
Frank Amadeo
Neff
Oscar Roskobh
Meers
Reece and
Stross
Expressman knocked out in Saloon Alley incident
George Onley expressman of 1203 Howard avenue was slugged from behind at West Kinston avenue and Grand Street at 2:30 am. He received first aid, was taken to St Vincent's hospital, but released home after minor injuries. He declined to name suspects. Mrs Pearson of 844 Broad Street fractured her hip after a fall while stooping for a magazine at home at about five o'clock.
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George Onley
Howard Avenue
Ca Pearson
Lax
Koighe
John Kotelos
Spruce Street
Lyitz
Hancock and Verdin Avenues
Coyle
St. Vincent's Hospital
Campaign spending reports for local races show varied totals
Samuel Lavit reports spending 177.75 with sources including 5 from personal funds and 85 from button sales. Webster lists 25 for Board of Education expenses while Kilpatrick spent 45 for Representative. Knapp 43.48 for alderman, Martin 50 for alderman, Cooney reports no cost.
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Samuel Lavit
Congress
Lavit
Armory
A. R. Rooms
William R. Webster
Board of Education
H W. H. Haven
Republican Town Committee
N. F. Kilpatrick
Alfred J. Knapp
Earl C. Martin
Patrick J. Cooney
Vanished Client Dismissal Ends Park City Suit
In Judge Maltbie's court attorneys could not locate the client in two Park City Construction cases against Michael Boone and Wenzel G. Steigler. The suits were dismissed. Claims totaled 14000 for a building contract violation and 1500 for improper care of property by a deputy sheriff under attachment.
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Park City Construction Company
Michael Boone
Relief expedition to Polar Bear sails from Nome
Seattle reports Nome Alaska residents plan a snow sled relief voyage across the Arctic to the trading schooner Polar Bear trapped off the Siberian coast, 225 miles from Nome. Reindeer will pull the sleds and supplies are being gathered for the rescue effort.
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Seattle
Nome
Alaska
Arctic
Siberian
Police Break Up Bad Gang In City Robberies
Police report eight men arrested as suspects in a string of city burglaries, including the Connors Clothing Co. break on State street. Three cases were noted in City court with no connection found for three defendants.
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Connors Clothing Co
State Street
Wilder Notted
Thomas Stanzo
Cleveland
Louis Campartio
Curtiss Street
Joseph Bierno
Hallett Street
Campagno
John Berescias
Booth Street
Nicola Pisanelli
Willard Street
Dominick Trischitta
Crescent Avenue
Simeto Vingenzo
Cleveland, C
Michael Riso
Hallett St
Frank Caesrea
Reilly Street
Beresclas
Pisannelli
Parish House Dynamited in Struthers Ohio Church
In Struthers Ohio a parish house of Holy Trinity Czech Slovak Catholic church was dynamited early today. The porch was blown off but no one was injured. Rev John Frena new priest faced protests from church members who for a time kept an armed guard. They say former Rev Joseph Zalibera was removed for seeking Slovak autonomy and Frena for supporting Czech Slovak union. Officials in Cleveland deny political motive. Explosion shattered windows on one side of the parish house and church and a hall across the street.
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Frena
Heso
Cleveland
24 OF STEEL UNIONS PLAN FUTURE STRIKE
Washington nov 10 the presidents of 24 international unions tied to the last steel strike will meet in Washington to decide on a new campaign to organize the steel industry the federation executive council will also discuss the open shop threat and a possible coordinated offensive with the 116 affiliated unions amid war chests and tense talks the Amalgamated Association pressures to oust Foster and Fitzpatrick and threatens to withhold cooperation unless their links are severed
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Fians
Lko
Samuel Gomers Iling
United States
Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association of Steel, Iron and Tin Workers
William Z. Foster
John Fitzpatrick
National Organization Committee
Foster
Fitzpatrick
Bishop Brewster Hosts Connecticut Auxiliary Delegates
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Diocese of Connecticut held its fortieth annual meeting at St Johns Church with 600 delegates. Rev Chauncey P D Brewster celebrated communion this morning. An address by Rev Harvey T Walter of Porto Rico and another by Bishop Thomas G Gailor followed. Mrs Edward Campion Acheson led the business session as state president. Delegates from every parish attended and a luncheon and buffet were planned in church and parish hall.
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Diocese of
Connecticut
St. John's Church
Chauncey PD. Brewster
Harvey T. Walter
Porto Rico
Thomas G. Gailor
Edward Campion Acheson
Auxiliary
Women’s Board of Managers
St. John's Parish House
St. John’s Parish Hall
Lunceon
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Guild of
Maud Clarkson
George Rand
Louise ‘Hough
Mrs Dunn Drinks Horse Medicine Dies in Crisis
Baltimore Maryland reports Coroner Hennessey investigates the death of Marie Dunn 34 wife of James J Dunn a Missouri resident and horse stable owner. Authorities say she drank a preparation used for horses in a personal crisis after an argument then died at a local hospital. Also noted: Louis Smith 27 injured his right forearm while cranking a delivery car at Cherry Wreck and treated by Dr. B J Coyle.
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Baltimore
Hennessey
Marie Dunn
Missouri
James J. Dunn
Dunn
Louis Smith
Central Avery
New York Cleaning and Dyeing Company
B. J. Coyle
Who is he a doctor with offices on Main street
A riddle-like notice asks who is the very successful and well known man who is a doctor not a medical doctor and has offices facing Main street. It promises payment to the first correct written identification mailed to the Times Office.
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Times Office
Savard Profile Read by NBC Readers in City Test
A profile of J. H. Savard was easily read by the profile readers. The Davis and Savard firm at a top corner reported identification of Savard along with Julius Kalajas, Carl C. Beck, and Neil Glynn confirming at three sixty four yesterday afternoon.
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J. H. Savard
Hi Davis
Flock Divided By Malonis In Greek Orthodox Church
Malonis accused of causing disturbance during services at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church on West Liberty street. George Manionis, meat market proprietor and church board president, arrested on breach of peace charge after pastor Rev. Gerassimus Elias claimed personal remarks during a sermon supporting aid to war stricken orphans. Judge Wilder postponed ruling to Tuesday. Malonis released on $50 bond. Rt Rev Joakim Malachias attempted to mediate as faction divides formed inside the church.
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Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
West Liberty Street
George Manionis
State Street
Gerassimusies Elias
Wilder
Malonis
Times
Alexander
New York
Asia Minor
Joakim Malachias
Plan to Recruit 50 000 Consumers League Members
The Consumers League officers met at 1087 Broad Street and formed plans to boost membership to 50 000. Committees were appointed and campaigns outlined to energize gas consumers, gaining approval from lodges and societies that pledge support in the effort.
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Consumers’ League
Broad Street
League
Harding Has No Worries On Tarpon Chase
President elect Warren G. Harding sails off Point Isabel to catch a tarpon as negotiations on the Peace Treaty continue in the background. He plans individual conferences and a possible Armistice Day address in Brownsville while a post office overflows with mail and a drunken man is found unconscious on a sidewalk nearby.
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Point Isabel
Tex
Warren G. Harding
Brownsville
No Confessions From Suspects In Murder Case
Re publicans in Redding push for a recount of probate judge votes after an election whose official tally gave F. A. Judd a one vote lead over J. B. Sanford. Scrutinized ballots show two that could flip the result, one miscast on the reverse side and another with a penciled mark near Sanford’s name. Lawful inquiries and potential errors are cited as the petition seeks review. In Newtown, Max Kranz and Joseph Roach are jailed on murder suspicions tied to Arthur V. Donahue’s death. state police withhold details while continuing investigation and awaiting coroner guidance. The car and gun are in police possession. officers deny released confessions and assert ongoing work, with hearing extended for a week.
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Times
Redding
J. B. Sanford
The
Voice
F. A. Judd
Mr. Sanford
Judd
Max Kranz
Bridgeport
Joseph Roach
Danbur
Arthur V. Donahue
William R. Hearst
New York
Newtown
Frank Virelli
Denahut
Sergent Virelli
Omcer Stenvis
Kranz
John Street
Ama Kranz
G. H. McCarthy
Alderman Brown Accused Under Charter Wiring Contracts
An attachment filed by Kilpatrick & Hotz Co and Flynn & Powers Co reveals Alderman R Arthur Brown has 1350 dollars due him for wiring voting machines last Tuesday. The charges state a council member may not receive employment from boards with compensated work. Brown chairs the Voting Machine Committee and oversaw wiring agreements this year. Kilpatrick & Hotz claim 563.49 and attached 1000 dollars. Flynn & Powers claim 152 and attached 350 dollars. Brown disputes the amounts and says adjustments are forthcoming.
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R. Arthur Brown
Kilpatrick & Hotz Co
Flynn & Powers Co
Alderman Brown
Common Council
Daniel M. Rowland
Rowland
Brown
Martin Urges Harding On Foreign Policy Early
Paris dispatch reports La Matin urging President-elect Harding to reveal policy soon. The paper expresses hope America ended war late but should not rush peace and cautions against deciding without consulting congressional leaders.
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Paris
Harding
la Matin
America
Wilson
Minors Face Modified Lasker Plan at Baseball Convention
Kansas City Mo November 10 The threatened baseball war may be averted as the minor leagues act as peacemakers The National Association meets for a second day hearing the plan of the American League Ban B Johnson and George W Miller The minors prepared to hear Garry Herrmann represent the 14 clubs as National League officials attend The Lasker plan may be modified for the minors with the 1920 model government seen as a stronger reform and Johnson factions appealing for support by urging minors to back them or not back the others
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Kansas City
National Assorition
American League
Ban B. Johnson
George W. Miller
Garry Herrmann
Herrmann
National League
Lasker
Lloyd George pledges stern Ireland policy at Guildhall
London reports Premier Lloyd George affirmed a hard line in Ireland and rejected concessions to Sinn Fein in his Guildhall address on international and domestic affairs. The Daily Mail mocked the speech as goodwill toward everyone except Ireland while Times questioned government confidence. He saw Bolshevism fade in Russia and praised German indemnity steps.
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London
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Lloyd-George
Guildhall
Daily Mail
the Times
Germany
Rusia
President Wilson Sick. Ambassador Says He May Retire
In Tendon on November 10 John W. Davis American ambassador to Britain said President Wilson is much sicker than believed and will likely retire to an estate near Washington after his term ends to write. Davis refused to name a successor but staff expect Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University to become ambassador.
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Wilson
John W. Davis
Great Britain
Embasy
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York City
Weather Forecast for New Haven and Connecticut
Fair and much colder tonight with strong northwest winds. Temperatures have fallen over the northern and western districts, with freezing levels reaching Oklahoma. The lowest reading reported was six below zero at White River, Canada.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Lawrence
Lake Region
New England
Oklahoma
White River
Canada
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Neff Inquest
Expressman
Sam Lavit
Board of Teducation
Robert Nivelle
Statute of Liberty
New York Harbor
U.S
la Lorraine
General Nivelle
Brewster
Savard
Elias
Sanford
Roach
Martin
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