Emphatic Answer to Waste Charge From Kendrick
Senator John B. Kendrick of Wyoming rebuts Republican claims of waste in wartime spending. He defends administration policy, argues waste is minimal, and stresses the need for unity to win the war and secure lasting peace. He cites wartime leadership, wheat policy, and the absence of partisan motivation in presidential decisions.
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Washington, D. C
John B. Kendrick
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Tey
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Germany
America
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Schwab
Congress
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New York
Tennessee
Senate
Repubicans
Wilson
Weather forecast for Sunday and Monday in northwest region
The forecast calls for fair weather Sunday with possible rain in the northwest. Monday will be cloudy and cooler with rain expected in the extreme north region.
Garman Democratic Committee Predicts Largest Wyoming Majority
The Wyoming Democratic Committee predicts Osborne and Houx will win by the largest majorities in state history. Hayden M. White will defeat Mandell by at least two thousand votes. Wyoming voters back President Wilson and unite factions in the party.
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Garman Democratic Committee
Wyoming
Osborne
Houx
Hayden M. White
Mandell
Kisne Seople
Wiyoming
Beck
Wilson
Hanen-Corey
Investigations Open Into Brighton Beach Train Wreck
In New York on November 2 investigations began into the Brighton Beach wreck that killed 89 people and injured many more. Mayor Hylan visited wounded in hospitals while officials pledge accountability. Motorman William, arrested conductor Sam Russom and guard Michael Turner are held for inquiry.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Green
Lewis
Queena County
Hylan
Wil Ham
Sam Russom
Michael Turner
Czech-Slovak fighting strength nears half million
Moscow dispatch reports Russian papers estimate the fighting strength of the Czecho-Slovak detachments at between 200000 and 500000 after recruiting Cossacks and other enemies of the Bolshevik government.
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Moscow
Saloons Closed Around McKinley Park War Dept Order
More than 60 saloons within a half mile of McKinley Park in Chicago were closed today by order of the War Department. This marks the first enforcement of camp zone regulations within city limits near the quartermaster depot.
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Order OF War Dept
Chicago
McKinley Park
Quartermaster's Department
War Department
Kendrick Bill Passes Stock Raising Homestead Law
President Wilson signed Senator Kendrick's stock raising homestead relief bill on October 25 after initial opposition from radical conservationists. The act allows settlers to reside on original entries without establishing new residences, aiding Wyoming arid land settlement. Kendrick previously saved the 640 acre homestead act by persuading the president in a personal conference.
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Kendrick
Congress
White House
Wyoming
Christian Science Church Plans Services Despite Health Order
Representatives from Christian Science churches announce plans to hold services at the Ninth Church of Christ, Scientist in Los Angeles to test the health board order forbidding gatherings during the epidemic. Police will enforce the order as needed while two other churches join in for services tomorrow through conference.
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Christian Science Church
Los Angeles Board
Los Angels
Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science Churches
Butler
Ninth Church
Vienna faces bread shortage amid crisis reports
COPENHAGEN with AP dispatches notes Vienna has only a three day flour supply as crisis deepens. German wire service reports troops freed detainees after an attempted assassination of Count Tiesa. mob action followed. Public demonstrations of unity spread as grain reserves dwindle.
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Lestner
Count Tiesa
Zurich
Nachange
Vicans
Americans Clear Path to Germanys Last Stronghold
American forces push north of Verdun breaking through the Germans strongest lines including Freya and Meuse positions. The Meuse line runs along crests and railways from Hairson to Longuyon with key Montmedy and Longuyon junctions under heavy fire. German hopes rested on Freya and Kriemhilde lines while asserting no organized offense between front and Meuse line. In Amsterdam the German Austrian state council proclaims government takeover by the national assembly and imminent peace and disbanding of troops.
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Associated Press
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Meuse
France
Hairson
Mezieres
Sedan
Mouzon
Montmedy
Longuyon
Elain
Longayon
Freya
Kriemhilde
Germany
Amsterdam
M. Tordieu
Bulgaria
Turkey
Belgrade Captured Partially Reported by Evening News
London November 2 reports part of Belgrade, the Serbian capital, has been entered by Allied forces, according to unofficial advices cited by the Evening News.
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Associated Press
London
Belgrade
Evening News
Death of Edward Brown Reported in Laramie
Mrs Albert Howard left for Laramie yesterday after the death of her brother Edward Brown of that city. He died at 3 30 p m Thursday of influenza after a brief illness. He is survived by his parents two sisters Mrs J L Little and Mrs Albert Howard and two brothers Charles Brown and Harry Brown.
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Laramie
Edward Brown
Mr. Brown
J. L. Little
Charles Brown
Harry Brown
Progressives Demand Emperor Wilhelm II Abdicate At Munich Meeting
A Munich gathering of progressives passed a resolution urging the abdication to prove Germany's shift to a people's state. In Stuttgart a crowd attacked the royal palace shouting Down with Wilhelm and Abdicate immediately, with police dispersing the mob after clashes.
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Amsterdam
Wilhelm
Stuttgart
Weser
Progressive Party
Munich
Quidda
Landtag
Germany
Tide Turns for President in Mid Western States Vote
Washington reports a Democratic tide in Tuesday's congressional election with H. B. Cummings predicting a Senate minority gain and the House gaining 30 to 60 seats. Republican leaders forecast a Republican majority in the next House. Campaign statements tout continued unity under the president and favor Woodrow Wilson as commander in chief for America's Germany policy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Fess
Congressional Committee
Leaters
Daniel Tanta A
Foch
France
Woodrow Wilton
America
Germany
War Work Campaign Sets $170,000,000 Drive
John J. Rockefeller Jr announces that honor hits in France will be named after the first ten plates to fill their quota in the drive for 170 million dollars beginning November 11. A Madison Square Garden meeting tomorrow features Secretary Baker and leaders from Protestant Catholic Jewish groups with Cardinal Gibbons and Rabbi Wise among speakers.
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John J. Rockefeller, Jr
France
Madison Square Garden
Baker
Charles B. Hughes
Cardinal Gibbons
W. Burke Cochran
Lewis Marshall
Stephen 8. Wise
French Ambassador Calls Diplomatic Exchange Blessing for Allies
Washington dispatch quotes Andre Tardieu saying Germany must admit defeat under armistice terms. He and Tarideau argue the peace framework by the allies, with the French envoy highlighting gains, troop reserves, and the alliances’ strong diplomatic position amid a sweeping German surrender.
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Allign
United States
Andre Tarideau
War Department
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M. Tardieu
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