Harding To Take Vacation As Campaign Pressures Ease
President elect Warren G. Harding departs on a South Texas and Panama trip for rest before the new administration. He will gather foreign policy opinions after December six and delay cabinet selections until after vacation, with a first posttrip conference to consider the league of nations and other issues.
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Texas
Panama
Nations’ Association
Marion
Associated Press
Harding
Warren G. Harding
Association of Nations
Washington
Point Isabel
Continental
United States
Canal Zone
American mission in South Russia falls to Soviet forces
Pravda quoted by a Paris dispatch says an American mission led by General Morel fell into Soviet hands at Alexilevka station. The mission aimed to combat the White forces under General Baron Wrangel during the Bolshevik attack.
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Associated Press
London
South Russia
Moscow
Pravda
Naya
Morel
Baron Peter Wrangel
Alexilevka Station
Bat‘dite
Texans to Seek Anti Alien Law in Texas Valley
Rio Grande valley residents push for Texas legislature to enact anti alien land ownership law similar to California. Governor elect Neff urged swift action though concerns arise over potential Japanese settlements before registration is completed.
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United Press
San Benito
Texas
California
Rio Grande Valley
Neff
Presidential Salute Marks Harding Rio Grande Visit
Booming of cannon will greet Senator Harding as he appears at army posts along the Rio Grande during a vacation at Port Isabel Texas. An aqua presidential flower and escort of battleship Pacer will accompany the party.
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United Press
Washington
Senator Harding
Rio Grande
Polt Isabel
Texas
Idney-Entalellarpestsiah
Guerilla War in Irish Towns Continued
Civilians wounded in Dublin raids as guerrilla attacks spread to several villages. Homes burned in multiple raids, indicating intensified disruptive action and mounting civilian harm.
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Dublin
19 Democrats Remain In Colorado Legislature
Denver reports that only 19 Democrats remain in the Colorado legislature as most precincts report at noon. The race results show Republicans swept state offices in the contest with scattered Democratic holds statewide.
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Democrats
Colorado
Denver
Manufacturer Is Slow Bandit Shooting Victim In Kansas City
David Pollock aged 69 vice president of the Cahwera Company of Oshkosh was shot by two motor bandits in a taxi near Union Station in Kansas City. Pollock was wounded and taken to a hospital. investigators say the shooting occurred after he was slow to comply with the attackers demands. Mixed city notices mention a person named Charlie Anda leaving for Rapid City to spend time with her mother.
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United Press
Kansas City
David Pollock
Cahwera Company
Oshkosh
Union Station
Pollock
Baenue
Hin
Mix Charlie
Anda
Rapid City
Title Game Postponed With Thanksgiving Plans Looming
The Casper high school football game with Sheridan high was postponed at 2 pm due to unspecified issues. Plans for Armistice Day or Thanksgiving matchups depend on scheduling, with Casper hoping for a Sheridan contest to bolster their claim to the state title after defeating Cheyenne 12 to 0 and beating Laramie.
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Casper High School
Sheridan High
Sheridan
Casper
Laramie
Natrona County
Cheyenne
Jaramie
Blanton Opposes Navy Around-the-World Cruise Plan
Texas representative Thomas L. Blanton warned Secretary of the Navy Daniels he will oppose the proposed voyage of 200 American warships abroad for a recruiting campaign. He argued the plan is legally extravagant, inflates recruitment needs, and could provoke international jealousy that might lead to war. The report also notes C A Cullen traveling to Sheridan for Knights of Columbus initiation. H R Baugh came from Salt Creek on business.
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United Pres
Washington
Thomas L. Blanton
Texas
C. A. Cullen Haw
Sheridan
Knights of Columbus
Mexicans clash over state election in tense campaign
Violence flares as factions rally in the state election campaign with troops under orders to quell disturbances without firing, amid a charged atmosphere and reports of serious unrest.
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Yucata Arleing
Tribune imposes new advertising copy deadline policy
The Tribune announces a new policy requiring display ad copy by 6 oclock the day before publication and heavy composed page ads by that deadline. Advertising solicitors will canvass a day prior for the next issue, promising faster delivery, better ad placement, and increased circulation as a result of the change.
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Tribune
Tribune Advertis
Casper
The
Concession Granted by Reds in Siberia Repudiated by Japs
Tokyo says Japan will not recognize the reported agreement between the Russian Soviet and Washington D. Vanderlip granting a syndicate of Pacific Coast capitalists concessions in Siberia. Japan argues no recognition of the Soviet government and no breach of treaty rights. Vanderlip allegedly secured 400000 square miles in Northeastern Siberia for development and field agent work for the Soviet.
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Tokio
Japan
Washington D
Siberia
Moscow
No Pardon for Debs Pending as Wilson Stands Firm
President Wilson will not pardon Eugene V. Debs who serves a ten year term in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary for espionage act violations. Officials state the pardon rule would set a dangerous precedent during the current war and the administration remains steadfast.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Eugene V. Debs
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Train Crash Injures 23 in Breckenridge Texas
Twenty three people were injured when two passenger trains on the Wichita Falls Ranger Fort Worth line collided last night in Breckenridge Texas. The injured were brought to local facilities for treatment and are not considered in danger.
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Associated Press
Breckenridge
Texas
Wichita Falls, Ranger & Fort Worth
Armistice Day Fete Open to All Organizations in Casper
Final plans for the American Legion Armistice Day activities in Casper will be set at the George Vroman post meeting Monday night. All fraternal, civic, labor or other groups are urged to join the parade and daylong events on November 11, with schoolchildren forming a giant human American egg and the Boy Scouts in brown uniforms promoting the march. Organizations should contact A Porter at the legion clubhouse or Capt Black at the Chamber of Commerce for participation details.
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American Legion
George Vroman
Legion
Casper
Mornhe
Legion Post
A. Porter
Legion Clayroom
Smith-Turner
Capt. Black
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Chamber of Commerce
Hast Second Street
Porter
Marshall
Capt
Black
Américan Legion Post
Caspar
Biajack
Legionnaires
Mambare
Vroman Post
Nish
Staria
O'Clonk
British and French seek patch up over divergent policy
Paris November 6. Officials report talks continue as French and British envoys seek a final agreement on divergent policies. Prominent bishops and the ambassador will meet tonight to complete the pact and reduce tensions between the two nations.
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Associated Presa
Paris
Coolneas
Gover
Promice Leveques
Ambasador
Tunnel project defeated by Colorado vote
Colorado voters in 1,086 of 1,483 precincts reported at noon today rejected the proposal to issue bonds for building three tunnels through the Continental Divide. The tally stood 80,631 in favor and 83,741 against.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colorado
Clare Fire Destroys Village in Iowa Township
Clare, nine miles west of Sycamore, was wiped out by a fire that started in a pool room and rapidly spread to all buildings in the town. Firefighters and residents battled the blaze after it broke out on November 6.
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Associated Press
Sycamore
Clare
Here
Fugitive from Asylum Escapes in Cheyenne
A man described as a lunatic and escaped asylum inmate from a nearby state entered the home of EB L Craig in Cheyenne Wyoming. He was invited in after claiming it was his home but bolted away when Craig left the room, leaving a coat sleeve smeared with fresh red paint as a clue to the escapee’s identity.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
EB. L. Craig
Craig
Aas
Red Cross Roll Call Topic At Chamber Forum
The fourth annual Red Cross roll call will be the subject of the Chamber of Commerce forum luncheon next Tuesday. J. 8. Mechting, chairman for the roll call drive, will preside and lead the Association. The Red Cross work in Casper during the past year will be thoroughly canvassed.
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Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce Forum
J. 8. Mechting
Casper
North Dakota Non-Partisans Win Majority
Fargo dispatch reports Non-Partisans claim a statewide majority with control of the state senate and a two vote edge in the house. The statewide ticket appears elected except for the superintendent of public instruction and Governor Frasier trails. Fewer than ten seats remain undecided.
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Fargo
N. D
Senate
House
Frasier
Partiaon
Warships debated aid as Soviet pressure tightens Crimea
Constantinople reports British and Russian officials were asked if warships in the Black Sea should aid Gen Wrangel at Perekop and Sal Kras, while Soviet forces push on the Crimean peninsula. Fresh rifle and cartridge supplies are being rushed to Sebastopol.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Rove
Black Sea
Lenine predicts Bolshevik push via colonies and Europe
London reports a Helmsgfors dispatch quoting Premier Lenine who says Russia will strike through France and Britain by targeting colonies in Africa and India. He notes Poland and Italy as future targets and claims cooperation with Germany to control Italian industry.
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United Press
London
Russia
France
Great Britain
Helmsgfors
Lenine
Africa
India
Poland
Italy
106 Women Arrested in Korea Reported by Seoul Dispatch
Tokyo reports a Seoul dispatch announcing 106 women were arrested on charges of collecting funds for the Shanghai provisional government.
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Korea
Associated Press
Tokio
Seoul Today
Wommers
Shanghai Provisional
Girls Refuse Flirt. Man Fires On Trio Near Chicago
Grace Phillips a 17 year old choir singer and two companions were accosted by three young men returning from practice. When the women refused to flirt one shot hit Miss Phillips in the knee and the others narrowly escaped injury. The incident occurred last night as they walked home.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Grace Phillips
Insurgent Forces Seize San Marco Promontory in Protest
Italian insurgent commander Gabriele D Annunno at Fiume occupies the San Marco promontory with 500 troops in protest of alleged firing by Serbian coast guards on the Italian steamer Isaurla. His forces face the Jugoslav frontier near Buccari.
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Associated Press
Triest
Gabriele D' Annunmo
Sat Fiume
San Marco
Buccari
Isaurla
Bucci
D’annungzio
Billionaire Arraigned on Perjury Charge in Day One Indictment
New York November 6 George Becker a wealthy contractor and alleged figure in a building trust scheme was formally arraigned on a day one indictment charging perjury as state investigators probe the case.
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Associated Press
New York
George Becker
In “Building Trust
Chamberlain Defeated as GOP Gains Stun Nation
Reports from Detroit and New York indicate Republican gains as Chamberlain loses and GOP control appears to grow. Five to ten seats change hands in key districts, with sheriffs and minor offices affected across several states.
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