Legion Rejects Harvey Criticism at National Convention
The American Legion convention in Kansas City tabled a resolution criticizing Col. George Harvey the U S ambassador to Great Britain and adopted a substitute resolution stating his remarks did not reflect Legion sentiment. The body also adopted the executive committee’s report on federal aid for veterans and the adjusted compensation program.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
National Convention of the American Legion
George Harvey
Great Britain
Harvey
Harvey W
England
United States
Amierican Legion
South Carolina
America
American Legion
Marvey
Americanism Committee
Doom of Anglo-Japan is in On Pact Sealed by U.S.
Washington reports the United States opposes the Anglo Japanese alliance and notes Britain and Canada seek a diplomatic path. The piece outlines fears Japan may curb China interests and discusses efforts to call an arms conference with Britain, Japan, and the United States.
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David Lawrence
Casper Daily
Tenune
Washington
United Stats
Japan
Great Britain
America
United States
Europe
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Italy
France
Hussia
England
China
Russia
Asia
Ihitani
London
Canada
Horah
Harding
Harvey
Lloyd George
Lord Curzon
Thi
Armistice Day declared a national holiday officials say
Washington November 2 1918 Armistice day will be declared a holiday to honor America’s dead in the world war Arlington burial set for that day Congress approves resolution urging governors to proclaim the day The Senate adopted a resolution authorizing a huge floral wreath for the unknown soldier and the Olympia carries the hero’s coffin. 200 Red Cross women in uniform will march from the Capitol to Arlington in the procession Chapters nationwide invited to send representatives to join the unit
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Washington
America
Arlington
Senate
Harding
Navy
Olympia
Department
H. L. Wyman
Congress
Denby
California
France
Capitol
American Red Cross
Southard Case to Reach Jury Today in Idaho
Judge EB A Waltera urged the jury trying Lyda Meyer Southard for killing her husband to weigh the facts calmly. He asked jurors not to let the defendant being a woman influence their consideration of the case.
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Twin Fall
Idaho
EB. A. Waltera
Lyda Meyer Southard
Ex Monarch Turns to Exile as Hungary Quietly Acts
Former Emperor Charles sailed toward permanent exile from Dunaföldvár on the Danube aboard the Hellion gunboat Glowworm. He is to land at Galate Romania, about 100 miles from the river mouth, as Hungary moves to depose the Hapsburg dynasty and prevent restoration.
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Budapest
Charles
Hungary
Seany
Dunafveldvar
Danube
Thin City
Galate
Romania
Hapsburg Dynasty
States asked for stars in big memorial
Washington November 2 state legislatures will be asked to appropriate funds to cover their share of 4 000 000 stars to decorate the dome of the national Victory Memorial building. Plans are under way for the cornerstone laying at Sixth and B Streets Northwest. The dome will feature gold stars for those who lost their lives and blue stars for others who served in the World War.
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Washington
National Victory Memorial Building
Henry F. Dimock
Sixth
B Streets
Congress
Giblin Calls on Political Enemies for Street Fight
Gun battle at a rural bank near Alicia Ark left farmer Bone fon Light dead and two others wounded. Bank employees fired, stopping the robbery as three bandits fled in a car toward Jonesboro.
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Giblin
Jonesboro
Ark
Bone Fon Light
Wag
On Bank
Alicia
Light
Arbuckle Case Delayed One Week by Agreement
In San Francisco on November 2, defense counsel Gavin McNab announced both sides agreed to delay the Arbuckle manslaughter trial opening from November 7 to November 14. The postponement, sought due to election day and Armistice Day in the week of November 7, will be presented to the court when the case is called Monday.
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San Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Gavin McNab
Chinese debt due warning to Chinese government
Washington reports that China was warned by Minister Schurman in Peking that failing to meet principal and semi annual interest on the 5.6 million dollar Continental and Commercial Trust loan signals serious governmental instability. The State Department planned no further steps, with no word yet on arrangements to meet the obligation.
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Washington
Schurman
Peking
Continental & Commercial Trust and Savings Company of
Chicago
State Department
United States
Department
Tt Wan
Bankere
Pledges and Leftist Fire in Casper Campaign Address
A Casper campaign meeting with J. J. Giblin of the Citizens party devolved into personal attack and self-praise as he railed at The Tribune, claimed moral leadership, and boasted of free advertising. The speech touched on town to city growth, oil, irrigation, and his war service, ending with a note on a high school girl abduction incident.
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J. J. Giblin
Citizens’ Party
Tribune
Dr. Jeys
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Giblin
The
Giblin
the Tribune
Tie
Casper
Oil prices soar as Eastern crude jumps fifty cents
Pittsburgh November 2 Eastern crude led a price surge with Pennsylvania Crude rising sixty cents to four dollars per barrel. Cabell Somerset and Somerset light gained twenty six cents, Ragland up ten cents to 1.25. Independent refiners reportedly in the market at the new price with premiums up to 25 cents.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Cabell
Somerset
Somerset Light
Ragland
Corning
Great Supply of U S Junk to Be Listed
The United States Shipping Board plans a vast sale of surplus materials and supplies valued at 35 million dollars. Advertisements will run soon offering items from slightly used locomotives to drugs and tobacco as part of disposing the emergency fleet surplus.
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Washington
United States Shipping Board
Lost schooner J Edward Drake found safe near Tampa
MOBILE Alabama November 2 The four masted schooner J Edward Drake 789 tons believed lost in the recent hurricane off Tampa is safe at Sarasota Florida a small inlet near Tampa. The Drake was bound from Philadelphia to Mobile with anthracite coal. No trace has been found of the three masted schooner Van Lear Black from Mobile to Porto Rico with lumber.
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Mobile
Ala
J. Edward Drake
Tampa
Sarasota
Fla
Drake
Philadelphia
Porto Rico
Irish Settlement Plan Drafted Amid Talks in London
A plan for settling the Irish question is reportedly drafted and under detailed discussion by a government committee and the Ta. At intimate private meetings both sides, aided by mutual friends, discuss options with no binding commitments. Reports link possible action to Lloyd George’s Aquitania voyage to the United States.
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London
Associated Press
Teta A Aslawatinna
Lloyd George
Aquitania
United States
Ulster Premier James Craig to Attend London Peace Talks
London sources report progress in Ireland peace talks requiring the presence of Sir James Craig premier of Ulster in London. Political correspondents note the Ulster question drawing attention as discussions advance and speculate on Craig joining the conversations.
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James Craig
London
Ireland
James Craim
Ulster
Bir Jamea
Townley to Go to Jail
Jackson Minnesota reports that A Townley president of the National Nonpartisan league is expected to surrender for a 90 day sentence after conviction for violating the state sedition law.
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Jackson, Minn
A. Townley
National Nonpartisan League
No Strike Expected in Wyoming Coal Fields
Special to The Tribune Cheyenne Wyoming November 2 James King states no strike by Wyoming coal miners is expected unless operators violate their agreement Morgan questions Anderson order applicability and says workers may strike if ordered by national officers Governor Carey reports no strike information and doubts one will occur.
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the Tribune
Cheyenne
Wyo
James King
Wyoming
Prospect
Ee & Mines Eee
Morgan
Carey
Officials Await Effect of Ruling on Checkoff Strike
In Indianapolis and Albia Iowa reports indicate mine closures and plans for possible broad action. Officials say Indiana districts may idle 40 000 miners as courts enforce a temporary injunction against the union checkoff system. John Gay warns Iowa miners will strike if operators restart the checkoff under the current contract through April 1 next year.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Indiana
United States District Court
Miners’ Union
Feld
Albia
Iowa
John Gay
United Mine Work Eras
19Th District
Ayatem
Hero of District 15 UMWA Predicts No Trouble
In Pueblo Colorado a district leader of United Mine Workers of America announced at headquarters that no trouble is expected in District 15. The message appears in a continuation noted as continued on page 6.
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Pueablo
Colo
United Mine Workers of America
Liquor Bill to Be Introduced in Congress
A Republican drafted measure seeks to legalize liquor with a four percent tax to fund defraying costs. Representative Brennan, speaking at the American Legion convention in Des Moines, says current revenue has gone to bootleggers and rumrunners and predicts beer and alcohol will be produced for non medicinal uses under new regulations.
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Venerepublican
Michigan
Congress
Hanene City
Uncle Bam
Brennan
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Terre Haute
Anderson
P. H. Penna
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John L. Lewis
U.S
Okehs House
Southard
Arbuckle
Chicago Trust
Vice
Townley
Wyoming Fields
Colorado
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