Bankers Outline $30 Million Relief Pool for Livestock Industry
Bankers from New York, Boston and St. Louis side with Chicago plans to create a $30 million relief pool backed by a new corporation. Participating banks would subscribe on a pro rata basis and lend to livestock producers facing loan calls that threaten selling immature stock. The effort stems from a federal reserve board appeal to aid the industry.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Swallett
Hnance
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Duchess Consuelo Vanderbilt Divorced From Duke of Marlborough
London reports a decree of divorce granted to Consuelo Vanderbilt, the Duchess of Marlborough, from the Duke of Marlborough amid desertion allegations. The duchess wins costs and restitution of conjugal rights. the case lasted twenty five minutes with no further proceedings.
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Duchess OF Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Associated Press
London
W. K. Vanderbilt
Duke of Marlborough
Armistice Day Program Announces Casper Events
The schedule includes a 1030 parade of ex service men and women starting at City Hall Park, a boxing exhibition near the courthouse, a football clash between Laramie and Casper high schools on the high school field, an airshow by Ted Powers at 9, and a grand victory ball at the Masonic Temple hosted by the American Legion for veterans and friends.
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Casper
Eng City Hall
Speedo Donens
Laramie
City
Ted Powers
Western Airplane Corporation
Masonic Temple
American Legion
Armistice Day Parade Plans Backed by Local Legion
George Vroman post of the American Legion aims to form a line of over 500 former service members for Armistice Day. The parade begins at 10:20 and travels to 10:30. organizers, with the Chamber of Commerce, arrange entertainment, window decorations, and war relic displays. Filming by George Stewart and others to honor veterans will occur with showings at local theaters.
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George Vroman
American Legion
Legion Meeting
Chamber of Commerce
Hal Curran
Casper
George Stewart
Iria
America
Train Service In Mexico Halted By General Strike
Mexico City November 9 Trains between Mexico City and Vera Cruz did not operate yesterday due to a general strike in Vera Cruz where all industries were halted. Workers in several cities across the republic plan a sympathetic strike soon.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Vera Crus
Fev
Paral
Republic
Idaho Time Zone Change Denied
The Idaho Utilities Commission petitioned to shift Idaho to Mountain Time, but the Interstate Commerce Commission denied the request stating it would distort zone boundaries and hinder interstate commerce. The decision cited alignment with meridians and existing carrier division points as a factor.
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Associated Press
Washington
Idaho Utilities Commission
Idaho
Interstate Commerce Commission
Japan Hegira In California Paragraph
Hundreds of Japanese are set to leave California after the passage of the anti alien law. Many depart from British Columbia as transportation facilities are scarce and the Japs are eager to depart.
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Los Angeles
California
British Columbia
G O P Wins Tennessee Race By Narrow Margin
Official canvass of Tennessee's eighth district shows Lon Beck Republican defeating Gordon Frowning by 38 votes. The result confirms five Republicans and one Democrat in the state delegation to the next House, marking a net Republican gain.
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Memphigb
Eighth Congressional District
Tennessee
Lon Beck
Gordon Frowning
158 Dead in War Over Elections Strike Urged
In Yucatan, clashes between conservatives and liberals left 158 dead as government forces deployed 600 troops to restore order. Socialist factions joined the turmoil amid calls for a strike and rising agitation over political control.
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United Arena
Mexico City
Yucatan
Sovernungat
Asks Seclusion Not Rest Harding Begins Vacation
POINT ISRAEL Texas November 9 President-Elect Warren G Harding began a vacation with fishing and golf in the village near his fishermen neighbors. He appeared robust and said he enjoys seclusion and outdoor life more than rest after the campaign.
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Associated Press
Point Israel
Texas
Warren GQ. Harding
Wall Street Police forcer Increased After Explosion
Authorities boost police presence on Wall Street with a permanent special detail to guard prominent financiers and those handling millions in securities. Parking restrictions return for vehicles, recalling the “death wagon” from the September disaster. An unnamed caller warned a Fifth Avenue apartment house housing Mia, Edith Vanderbilt, Elihu Root and others.
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Beut
Wall
Wall Street
Wall S
Fifth Avenue
Mia
Edith Vanderbilt
Elihu Root
Palmer Flayed by U S Judge in Coal Case
Indianapolis November 9 indictments expected in connection with a coal mineral strike from a year ago as government plans shift for prosecuting miners and operators on conspiracy charges involving one of the Leverac. Attorney General Palmer’s move to eliminate certain facts did not alter prosecution plans, while Judge Anneson remarked he appeared strangely near compounding a felony.
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Indianapolis
Conl
Leverac
Palmer
Annaesen
Second Division Selected For Full Strength
Telegraphic orders directed the recruiting service to raise the Second Division to full strength at once. The division, stationed at Camp Travis Texas, is to be kept at about six thousand men in reserve strength under the new reference act. The War Department said the recruiting service had not before been given such a task in peacetime.
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Washington
Thwee
War Department
Camp Travis
Texas
Local Casper Stores Plan Special Armistice Day Hours
Casper stores close all day for Armistice Day commemorations marking the end of the war. All Casper outlets will stay open until 9 PM on the preceding Wednesday night to host holiday celebrations.
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Casper
Europe Accepts U S Substitution for Wilson
United Press reports preliminary work on an association of nations promised by Senator Harding. Unofficial conversations between Republicans and foreign officials reveal Europe expects American cooperation and will not balk at terms. Democrats may seek ratification with Lodge in a December session.
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United Press
Washington
Association of Nations
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Europe
America
Lodge
Congress
Liberals Clash With Turin Red Faction Report
In Turin last night Socialists and Liberals clashed with gunfire exchanged and casualties reported.
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Turin
RED
Associated Press
Holland Quashes Russian Reds Frontier Border
Holland has set up a strong barrier along the German frontier to curb the influx of Russian Bolshevik agents from Germany. Heavily guarded checkpoints and recognized highways deter crossing with any who attempt to cross surreptitiously risk gunfire.
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Holland
Rotterdam
Germany
Textile Workers Plan Fight Over Immigration Limits
U S Textile workers and labor groups push for immigration restriction as Congress convenes. The plan aims to start house immigration committee activity next month with AFL backing, arguing cheap European labor lowers living standards for workers nationwide.
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Washington
Congress
House Immigration Committee
House
American Federation of Labor
Textile workers plan wage cuts as high as twenty percent
John Golden head of the Textile Workers Union reports manufacturers plan wage reductions up to 20 percent and vows workers will fight to the limit. He argues that high paid executives should have salaries cut first. He notes prewar wages averaged 12 dollars a week, now about 50.
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New York
John Golden
Textile Workers’ Union
Drop in Sugar Hits New Low for Season
Associated Press reports raw sugar fell 64 cents a pound in New York trading, marking a new low for the season as commodities markets moved lower across the board.
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Associated Press
New York
Red Cross Emphasizes Membership Over Funds in Roll Call
The report stresses that the fourth Red Cross roll call aims to build a broad membership with genuine interest in Red Cross work. Gov. Carey designates November 14 as Red Cross Sunday, with roll call running November 11 to Thanksgiving. Local figures note school health efforts, free dental clinics, venereal clinic support, and home service claims and loans totaling significant amounts.
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Red Cross
J. S. Mechling
Red Cross of Peace
Fred van Gordon
Mechting
van Gordon
Mr. Mechling
America
Carey
J. F. O'Donnell
Pr. O'Donnell
Midwest Refining Company
Gene Brock
Home Service
Home Service Office
Misa MacPake
New National League to feature 12 clubs
Eight National League clubs join three American teams New York Chicago and Boston in forming a new twelve club league awaiting word from Judge Landis who was offered the chairmanship of the new board at a salary of fifty thousand dollars a year President Ban Johnson leads American League opposition declaring war to the finish with clubs to be placed in Chicago Boston and New York next season replacing those joining the new league
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United Press
Chicago
New York
Boston
Landis
Baseball Board of Control
Kansas City
Ban Johnson
American League
Johnson
Park School Closed After Water Outage
Park School closed today due to water supply cut off after a White truck crashed into a fire hydrant at Eighth and Center streets. The incident left the area without water in that section of the city.
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Park
Eighth
Center Streets
U S Cruiser Goes Aground in Colombian Harbor
The protected cruiser Cleveland, part of the Latin American squadron, ran aground in a Colombian harbor while on patrol. Navy officials stated the incident was under review and no injuries were reported.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cleveland
Colombia
Navy Department
Price of Gas Takes Fall in Great Britain
In Britain the price of gasoline drops after a rise in August. U S reports say a Britoil signaled an unexpected reduction of all gas prices per gallon, following a prior increase of several cents.
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Great Britain
Washington
United States
Britleh Oil Companion
Industrial War Over Open Shop Heads Toward Winter
United Press reports indicate a looming clash over the open shop as employers consider allowing non union workers equal privileges. John Mittepatrick, AFL labor leader in Chicago, said labor is ready for a decisive battle this winter.
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United Press
Chicago
Midwest
Andiloo
John Mitepatrick
American Federation of Labor
Bond Thieves Clearing House Unearthed In Minnesota
In St Paul on November 6 authorities posing as buyers of stolen bonds uncovered a bond theft clearing house. They say more than several thousand dollars in bonds have passed through the operation.
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Bond Thieves
ST. Paul, Minn
United States
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