Ruling Rejects Allied Boundary Delimitation Between Yugoslavia and Albania
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia rejects the Allied Council of Ambassadors boundary decision on the Serbia Albania line. A note will be sent to the allies. Yugoslav troops say they have not crossed the pre defined border. Newspapers denounce the decision and call for opposition. About thirty thousand troops are believed advancing toward the border.
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Belgrade
Associated Press
Jugo-Slavia
Council of Ambassadors
Jugo- Slavia
Albania
Tija
Serbia
JugoSlavy
Arbuckle trial opens amid crowded Frisco court
In San Francisco on November 14 the Fatty Arbuckle manslaughter trial opened with a packed courtroom and jurors sworn. Arbuckle appeared worried as the case began before Judge Harold Louderback.
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San Francisco
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Harold Louderback
Arbuckle
Gavin McNab
Talesmen
Brady
Milton T. U'Ren
McNab
Miss Rappe
Talesman
Averybody
Reagan C
Patty) Arbuckle
Mortien
Eldes
Hall of Justice
Canvass of Casper Election Set by TV Council
The Casper city council schedules its first monthly meeting and a canvass of the recent municipal election. The result of the Third Ward council seat is in doubt between J. B. Pettingill and M. J. Foley amid a very close vote total nearing 1,000. Pettingill leads by three on initial returns from two precincts.
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Casper
J. B. Pettingill
M. J. Foley
Mr. Pettingill
Six Mexicans Killed in Sharp Battle Near Tijuanas Canyon
Six members of a Milibustering party of 40 Mexicans died in a skirmish with federal troops in San Antonio canyon six miles south of TijuanA Lower California. Four attackers were killed and two were captured by federals and executed.
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San Diego
Cal
San Antonio Canyon
Tijuana
Lower
California
Germany Moves to Raise Value of Marks Through FX Controls
Berlin November 14 The government introduces a bill to curb speculation in foreign exchange requiring that dealings in foreign currency bills and bank notes occur only through banks. Banks must demand credentials and keep written records of terms of every transaction for taxation purposes.
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Berlin
Peace With Germany Made Final by Proclamation
President Harding signed a proclamation declaring peace with Germany just before 4 p.m. today. The document was signed quietly at 3:52 p.m. after returning from the Victory Memorial cornerstone ceremony. no officials were present.
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Washington
Harding
Germany
Victory Memorial
Christian
Mrs Gould Drops Dead on Golf Course at Georgian Court
Mrs George Jay Gould wife of financier capital iat dropped dead while playing golf with her husband on private course at Georgian Court Lakewood N J on November 14 report says she collapsed during play in their country home setting authorities said.
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Lakewood
N. J
George Jay Gould
Iat
Inka
Georgian Court
Triangle affair leaves post office worker stabbed
O. J. Minor a colored custodian at the local post office was stabbed multiple times in a 4 AM home invasion. R. M. Morgan is jailed after a running clash. authorities plan assault charges as the case is investigated.
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O. J. Minor
R. M. Morgan
BC Street
Happe
Morgan
Minor
Weeks to preside at cornerstone laying for victory memorial
Secretary Weeks will officiate the cornerstone ceremony for a new victory memorial at Sixth and B streets NW near the Capitol. The project, funded by Congress, carries an estimated total cost of 10 million dollars, with over one million already raised. speakers include President Harding General Pershing and Admiral Coontz.
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Washington
Victory Memorial
Harding
George Washington
Weeks
White House
Sixth
B Streets
Capitol
Congress
General Pershing
Admiral Coontz
Basin to Burlington Road Under Construction in Basin Wyoming
Work on the Basin Burlington road began in Basin Wyoming on November 14. The 25 mile route will be built jointly by Basin and Grey Bull towns, county commissioners, and the state highway department. Estimated finish by mid winter at about 500 dollars per mile.
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Basin
Wyo
State Highway Department
Greybull
Rothrock Sworn Thermopolis Mayor After Appointment
Harry E. Rothrock longtime councilman and businessman was sworn in as mayor of Thermopolis Wyoming to fill the unfinished term of the late Mayor Whiting who died on a business trip. He will serve until next spring.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Harry E. Rothrock
Thermopolia
Xx. Whiting
Cdy
Rothwreck
Ship on Fire Heading for Bermuda
A steamship named San Francisco en route from Marseilles to New York caught fire about 900 miles southeast of Bermuda. The vessel was heading toward Bermuda as of today with the fire spreading. The Ramon D Larrinaga remained on standby nearby.
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New York
San Francisco
Marseilles
Lusk 49er Wolfe Celebrates 91st Birthday
Lusk Wyoming November 14 W W Wolfe 91 a 49er who drove oxen from Iowa to California during the gold rush marked his birthday at home in Lusk He has been a pioneer of three states and settled in 1884 at Silver Cliff a mile west of present Lusk location.
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Lusk
Wyo
W. W. Wolfe
Iowa
California
Wolfe
Silver Clift
Navy Cut Accepted In Principle Mexican Revolt Quelled
Federal troops under Gov Ybarra and Gen Rodriguez repulse a 50 man rebel band six miles west of Tijuana in San Antonio canyon. Four rebels killed, two captives executed in Tia Juana. Border line closed to traffic except horseowners. U.S. customs on alert to stop further cross border revolts.
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San Diego
Cal
Epigemenio Ybarra
Rodriguez
Lower California
Tia Juana Race Track
Tijuana
San Antonio Canyon
Col
Armenia
Tia Juana
Imperial Beach
Mexico
United States Arms Plan Draws British Japanese Support
British and Japanese representatives here predict acceptance of the general program at the arms conference. Baron Kato and others indicate Japan favors the American proposals while Britain, led by Mr. Balfour, weighs how to bring France and Italy into the plan. American officials emphasize the proposal is its own.
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Japan
Pri
Baron Admiral Kato
Balfour
Great Britain
France
Italy
United States
Hughes
Tiwce Geaumed
Naval Ad
Iciple
State Department
Publc
White House
USA
Fire kills nine in New York tenement blaze
Early today a five story tenement fire in New York left at least nine dead. Five unidentified bodies were found near a fifth floor doorway and three more medics were found later. Two men and a woman were seriously injured while many residents escaped to windows and ledges seeking safety as flames swept through a shaft connected basement origin.
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New York
Birth Control Speakers Are Under Arrest
Mrs Margaret Sanger and Miss Mary Windsor were arrested in New York after allegedly defying police by addressing a mass meeting at Town Hall on birth control. Police dispersed the gathering last night.
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New York
Margaret Sanger
Mary Windsor
Philadelphia
Town Hall
Polles
Canon City Storekeeper Shoots Wife Then Commits Suicide
Dan Phillips a 70 year old Canon City storekeeper attacked his wife injuring her seriously then shot himself to death. Phillips previously lived in Leadville and was a longtime pioneer figure in Canon City.
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Canon City
Calo
Dan Phillips
Phillips
Leadville
Hearings to Resume Soon in Big Cleanup Case
The court ordered half the warrants sealed and hearings postponed to November 21 due to a district judge’s departure. Interim control rests with the sheriff as injunctions remain in effect. Some Casper business district sites will be heard first when sessions resume. Pete Hargis clarifies he owned the building while Clifford Cook operated the chill parlor and soft drink business later sold to George Brown.
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Sixth Judicial District
OC. O. Brown
Sheriffs Office
Casper
Pete Hargis
One Place
Hargis
Cliftford Cook
George Brown
Cook
National Guard strength nears regular army
Washington announced that 132000 national guard men enrolled, recognized by the federal government, approach the size of the current regular army. Efforts to reach 222877 authorized strength continue, with 54 new units totaling 6089 men receiving federal recognition in October, excluding Nevada.
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Washington
National Guard
War Department
Nevada
Conviction Confirmed for Byron and Comyne in Fraud Case
The Washington Supreme Court refused a review of the U S court ruling convicting Carlos L. Byron and Edward M. Comyne of using the mafia to defraud Emma V Christiansen and others in a federal case. The decision preserves the prior conviction and sentence.
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Washington
Carlos L. Byron
Edward M. Comyne
United States Court of Washington
Emma V. Christensen
Supreme Court
Woman's Body Found in Lake Near Lake Bluff
The body of Mrs Mia Josephine M Pullen wife of railroad agent Frederick M Pullen was found floating in a lake near Lake Bluff Chicago November 14 The husband said she had been in poor health for some time and the incident is under investigation.
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Chicago
Mia
Josephine M. Pullen
Frederick M. Pullen
el Paso & Southwestern Railroad
Lake Bluff
Navy shipbuilding continues with no halt in U S yards
The American naval construction program proceeds at reduced speed due to smaller appropriations. Secretary Denby said the dreadnaught West Virginia would not be completed by the planned date at Newport News. Officials expect work on other surface ships to continue despite funding constraints.
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Washington, Navy
Congress
Denby
West Virginia
Nanan
Newport News
Navy
Ami
I Sabinainen
Naval
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