League Adopts Mandate Scheme at Geneva Meeting
Geneva November 30 the League of Nations council approved the permanent mandates commission draft. Five non mandatory and four mandatory powers named with members chosen by the council. The commission will meet yearly to review mandate administration and consider Austria and Bulgaria's admission as assembly work continues.
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Geneva
Swheerland
Council of the
League of Nations
Permanent Mandates Commission
Permanent Commission
Stia
United States
Reginahd ‘Tower
Danzig
Council of the League
League
Finstore
Austria
Bulgaria
Louniaia
Greece
Nicky Arnstein Trial Opens in District Supreme Court
Jury for Jules W. Nicky Arnstein and three co defendants charged with bringing stolen securities from New York into the District of Columbia was completed in Washington. The trial opened immediately in the District Supreme Court.
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Washington
Jules W
Nicky
Arnmeln
New York
Galumbin
L W W and Abut Plan Soviet Form of U S Government
Washington reports William D. Haywood, in the Washington Times interview, says the I W W will form an alliance with Russian soviets and push a soviet government in the United States. He predicts mass mobilization, hunger in cities, and a peaceful revolution led by workers with no presidents or rulers.
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Assembly
Gustave Ader
Switzerland
Peranent Economic Nivancial Commission
Italy
George E. Foster
Canada
N. E Rowell
Rowell
United States
Washington
L W. W. & Abut
Pdustriia
Wit Tate
William D. Haywood
Washington Times
Third Internationale
Moscow
Haywood
Mey
Poles Hold Two U S Girls In Toland Area
Two American relief workers Martha Graczyk and Mary Wasilezk, members of the Gray American corps, were said to be held at Kovne on espionage suspicions. They were arrested in Vilna and transported to Koyno for investigation after traveling to Vina to distribute foodstuffs.
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Washington
Toland
Martha Graczyk
Mary Wasilezk
Kovne
State Department
Gray American Corps
Chilt Fund
Vilna
Vina
Interallied Memorial Day urged by allied veterans
On May 30 World Memorial Day Paris Navy a recommendation asks veterans organizations of all allied countries to observe inter allied Memorial Day. The newly formed International council binds war veterans with officers led by President Charles Bertrand France Vice Presidents Crhot Ward United States Colonel Crossfield Grow Britain Treasurer Sig Batten Italy.
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Paris
Navy
Veterans’ Organizations
International Council
War Veterans’ Associations
Charles Bertrand
France
Crhot Ward
United States
Crossfield
Grow
Britain
Sig, Batten
Italy
Dakota Bank Failures Increase in North Dakota
The State Bank of Tokyo in Benson County did not open Monday as notices reported. This marks the sixteenth North Dakota bank to close in two weeks due to depleted reserves. Authorities expect assets from closed banks to cover liabilities and assist affected institutions.
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Fargo
N. 1
Takio
Bensay County
North Dakota
North Dakota Hanks
Plans U. S. Emigrant Board
Senator Sterling of South Dakota said he will introduce a bill to create a federal immigration board with power over all immigration questions including deciding the number of immigrants admitted to the country.
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Sterling
South Dakota
Senate
Washington
Senate Immigration Committee
Federalmmigration Board
Two Wake County Farmers Arrested in Wife Murders
Raleigh authorities detained Charlea Davin and Samuel Shadrick, farmers, in connection with the killings of their wives. Reports say the women were slain within a short span, though details vary and core evidence remains under investigation.
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Raleigh
N.C
Charlea Davin
Samuel Shadrick
Wake County
France Sends War Craft to Piraeus as Greece Weighs Plebiscite
Allied moves in the Aegean prompt Athens to seek French and British backing ahead of the December 5 plebiscite on former King Constantine. France orders additional battleships and cruisers toward Piraeus as Greece debates loyalty, with deputies and ministers considering foreign notification after the vote.
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Touton
Frey
Piraeus
Greece
Ernest Renan
Wakleck-Rousseau
Constantinople
Constantine
Athens
Noy
Switzerland
Uni
France
Great Britain
Fonid Demetrios Gounaris
Venizelos
Os DB Party
Rickenbacker Sets Fast Los Angeles to San Francisco Flight
Eddie Rickenbacker, American ace, flew from Los Angeles to San Francisco in three hours and ten minutes but did not set a northward record. He faced strong headwinds and made a forced landing at San Jose for fuel.
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Rickenbacker
San Francisco
Eddie Rickenbacker
Los Angeles
San Jose
Plan Farmers' Bill Outlined for Grain Markets Response
Senators and representatives from agricultural states plan a general conference in Washington to draft measures aiding farmers. The program calls for revived war finance, a $4 billion German credit, a US embargo or tariff on Canadian wheat, and a 10 percent tax on grain futures trading. Senator Capper has pushed momentum since Congress adjourned.
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Wnhebington
Germany
United States
Congress
Nlen
Senator Capper
Kansas
Middle West
Bank Clerk Confesses Embezzling Vast Sums At Grand Rapids
Frederick W. French, assistant cashier of City Trust & Savings bank, confessed stealing between 300000 and 400000 dollars. The tale chronicles a long effort to repay funds taken over more than two years, aiming to build a fortune rivaling Morgans and Rockefellers, and implicates a large loss to bank capital.
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Mich
Frederick W. French
Rashier
City Trust & Savings Bank
Funis
Whiel
Morgans
Durants
Rockefellers
Senate to Probe Cables Over Landings and Regulation
Washington announces a Senate inquiry into cable landings including the Western Auto Telegraph dispute with the State department. Senator Kellogg proposes a bill to empower the State department to regulate cable connections.
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Washington
United States
Western Auto Telegraph Company
State Department
Acstitute Committee
Kellogg
Antireds in the Marshes Northwestern Mozyr Push
London reports Soviet forces under General Balakovitch have driven remnants of the Blakovitch troops into the marsh district northwest of Mozyr after the Russo Polish armistice. The Moscow press release on Sunday notes the pursuit of retreating Imaurkent s continues.
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Balakovitch
Mazyr
London
Antibolshevik
Bulakovitch
Mozyr
Moscow
Imaurkents
British Police Killed in Ambush and Irish Tensions
London reports say four high ranking Irish Republican Army figures were captured near Cork after a clash. in Kilindead, cadets suffered casualties in an ambush. US gunmen rumored in Londonderry Liverpool area. Shortt blames Sinn Fein for dock fires. Parliament tightens security including galleries closed and patrols along the Thames.
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Tuwers
Macroom
County Cork
Ireland
Kilinidad
Drake
U. 8
Londonderry
Simm Feln
England
Lawther
Armen
Downing Street
Lloyd George
Winston Spencer Churchill
Tamar Greenwood
Dief
Lowrer
House of Commons
Heals
Metropolitan Police
Scotland Yard
House of Conmons
Atendarles
Italian Troops on Move in Adriatic Zone
A Milan sourced dispatch says Italian regulars move along the armistice line in the Adriatic area. It reports General Caylelin ordered to seize Veglin and Arhe islands taken by D Annunzio's legionnaires and to occupy territory near Castua seized after the Ripello treaty.
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London
London Times
Milan
Secolo
Adriatic
Caylelin
Yeglin
Arhe
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Legionnaires
Castua
D'annunzio
Hang Slayer of Girl in Beaumont Trial
Will Johnson, a Black man, was hanged in Beaumont for the murder of Miss Dot Vaudelot during an attempted holdup. The crime occurred in this city, and the execution followed the legal process.
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Beaumont
Ter
Will Johnson
Miss Dot Vaudelot
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