Ulster Cabinet Endorses Sir James Craig Stance On Irish Settlement
London November 9 The Ulster cabinet unanimously approved the firm attitude maintained by Sir James Craig Ulster premier in talks with Prime Minister Lloyd George on an Irish settlement. Craig explained the situation as he understood it and outlined his course in the negotiations after a prolonged London meeting.
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London
Associated Press
James Craig
Ulster
Lloyd. George
James
Lloyd George
Big Tim Murphy Convicted In Mail Robbery Case
Chicago jury finds union leader and ex state representative Murphy guilty of plotting a 360000 Dearborn station mail robbery. Cosmano Volanti and Gellum also convicted in the same incident. Painter John Schanck dies after a 90 foot fall in Albuquerque while working on Santa Fe railway shops.
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Chicago
Big Tim” Murphy
Kenesaw M. Landis
Dearborn Station
Apri
Albuquerque
N. Mi
John Schanck
Santa Fe
Indianapolis
Ind
Bond permit asked by St. Louis and San Francisco railway
The St. Louis and San Francisco railway applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission to issue 2,122,000 in 6 percent prior lien bonds to reimburse its treasury for capital improvement expenditures.
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Washington
St. Louis & San Francisco Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Casper City Election Closes With Blackmore Victory
Casper voters see W A Blackmore win the mayoralty as wards split among three tickets. In Ward One John Hancock leads with 600 votes while R J Veitch trails. Ward Two yields Casper party’s John G Jones at 392, and Ward Three sees a close race between M J Foley and Jack Pottingill. Final results await official canvass.
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Casper
W. A. Blackmore
Casper Party
J. J. Giblin
Mr. Blackmore
Mr. Blackmore Carried Both Precincts of Ward Two and Carried the North Casper
Mr. Giblin
Nichols
R. J. Veitch
North Casper
Blackmores
Giblin
Hia
Tribune
John Hancock
M. J. Foley
Jack Pottingill
Citizens
Pottingill
Foley
Robert McElveny
American Party
Blackmore Peepee
Seaton Beerreneannen
Posey
Pettingill
McElveny
America to Cut Navy Armament Proportionally for Now
Washington reports a practical agreement on naval armament limits with six main principles. The United States seeks proportional reductions, equality with Britain, and shared scope, including merchant and auxiliary vessels, bases, and future replacement terms, while awaiting other powers to agree to equivalent cuts.
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United Stat
United States
Wessel
Pacific
Hughes
Lodge
Underwood
Root
Far East
Havy Department
America
Wyoming clean-up drive targets Casper gambling hubs
County Attorney M W Purcell launches broad abatement and injunction actions against 39 defendants linked to bootleg whiskey gambling and illicit activity in Casper. The sweep names The Parlor Car The Savoy hotel Senate Poolhall and numerous residences and small venues as operators face court orders and potential closures.
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Wyoming
M. W. Purcell
Casper
Orney M. W. Purcell
State of
South Center
Frank Maher
William Kelley
Savoy Hotel
Weet B Street
John Derisariu
Senate Poolhall
John Taft
Ed Lord
Schilleman
Tallor
Senate Pool Hall
EE. A. Schilleman
Willard
South Center Street
Herman Willard
Smith
Midwest Avenue
Walcott Street
H W. C. Krusche
Wound in Train Holdup Proves Fatal
Arthur Moon a Pullman porter on the Illinois Central New Orleans limited died after being wounded in Monday night holdup near Paxton Illinois. Three railroad employees were also wounded but not seriously in the raid on the mail car.
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Chicago
Arthur Moon
New Orleans Limited
Illinois Central Railroad
Paxton
Moon
Retail Food Prices Fall in Most Cities
The department of labor reports a decline in retail food prices from September 15 to October 16 in nine of eleven principal cities. Milwaukee shows a 1 1/2 percent drop, while Chicago Detroit and Indianapolis each fall by 2 percent.
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Washington
Department 3 Labor
Milwaukee
Chicago
Detroit
Indianapolis
Kentucky Back in Democratic Fold
Democratic gains sweep Kentucky State House put the party ahead in the legislature as Mary Flanery of Cadeteburg appears the first woman elected to the body. Maryland and New Jersey shifts bolster Democratic strength while Virginia and Ohio weigh in on key issues including the soldiers bonus. New York votes deliver a sweeping mayoral victory for John F. Hylan.
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New Jersey
Ohio
New York
Kentucky
Maryland
Senate
Vemacrate
Mia
Mary Flanery
Cadeteburg
Republan
Virginia
Lee Trinkle
Henry W. Anderson
Smith
Oble
Camplin Loses Sheridan Re election In Wyoming Race
Charles Sheldon defeats Mayor M B Camplin by 418 votes to win Sheridan Wyoming mayoral seat. Archie MacCarty and H Allen Floyd win commissioner spots over Judson Bibb and Pat Cusick in the town election.
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Tribune
Sheridan
Wyo
Charles Sheldon
M. B. Camplin
Archie MacCarty
H. Allen Floyd
Judson Bibb
Pat Cusick
Cheyenne Elects Ed P Taylor Mayor Unopposed
Ed P Taylor was re-elected mayor of Cheyenne yesterday he ran unopposed and was endorsed by the Progressive Labor Church coalition receiving 1 083 votes. Progressive candidates for commissioners were also elected with totals H A True 1 794 Wm H Owens 1 367 John L Murray 871 T H Baldwin 769.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Ed P Taylor
Cheenn
H. A. True
Ww. H. Owens
John L. Murray
T. H. Baldwin
Nogales Fire Damages $160,000 in Business District
A fire in Nogales Arizona damaged the Trust building dry goods store and surrounding shops in the early hours, with losses estimated at $160,000. The blaze was confined to the dry goods store where all losses occurred.
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Nogales
Ariz
Trust
Four masked men wreck East Chicago newspaper plant
Four masked men broke into the Twin City Sentinel office in East Chicago. They restrained the night watchman Albert Rhodes and wrecked the printing area and equipment. Damage was estimated at 9000 to 20000 dollars. The Sentinel backed mayoral candidate Rep pa who lost to Frank Callahan. National guard was ordered to East Chicago but no disorder followed until the plant was wrecked.
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Chicago
Ind
Twin City Sentinel
Albert Rhodes
The
Sentinel
John B. Reppa
Frank Callahan
Reppa
Indianapolis
Maj. A. P. Mellon
Indiana National Guard
Rehabilitation Planned for Britannia Beach After Flood Losses
Vancouver reports plans to relocate Brittania Beach to higher ground after the flood that killed 36 people. Officials say the mining community and new cement will replace the ruined town to avoid a repeat disaster.
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Vancouver
B. C
Brittania Beach
Ohio Rabbi Is Named Minister
Washington November 9 The senate confirmed the nomination of Rabbi Saul Kornfel of Chile to be minister to Persia in a diplomatic appointment announced today.
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Ohio
Washington
Saul Kornfel
Chile
Persia
Senate
Marines Guard Mail as Open War on Bandits Declared
Washington reports the post office department has ordered 1,000 U S Marines to guard mail trains and trucks in 15 cities. Maj General Lejeune authorized armed detail to prevent further robberies as reforms back the Navy plan amid cabinet talks and Harding approval.
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Post Office Department
United States
Ak Epa
Cen. Lejeune
Marine Corpa
Ehoot
Hays
Harding
Mgr. Hay
Postal Service
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