Lenin Feared Food Shortage Across Russia
Moscow dispatch quoted Nikolai Lenin admitting Russia faces severe food shortages as famine spreads in Moscow and other cities. Russian newspaper reports warn of rebel threats and food supplies becoming scarce. government and army efforts to secure essentials are underway amid growing distress.
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Nikolai Len
Rua- Fa Central News Dispatch
Copenhagen
Russia
Moscow
Packy
Red Army
Election Aftermath Differs As Miss Robertson Congratulates Sheriff Elect
Usco gee Okla Nov 5 Miss Alice Robertson newly elected congresswoman from the Second district telegrams Mrs Jane Johnson of Roscommon Michigan congratulating her on being elected sheriff of Roscommon county Bless goal she hopes she will be a successful sheriff
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Uscogee, Okla
Alice Robertson
Muscogee
Jane Johnson
Roscommon
Michigan
Roscommon County
Systematic Sacking of Irish Villages by Raiders in Uniforms
Granard Ireland reports describe a coordinated raid by uniformed men spanning Edgeworthstown Granard and Ballinaree. Eleven lorries and two attacking parties swept through, burning 13 Granard buildings and engaging volunteers near Ballinaree before 11:30 p.m. Wednesday. Police barracks were targeted as eight soldiers stood by in Longford. The violence follows earlier killings of police and a District Inspector.
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Edgeworthstown
Granard
Vaa Ballinaree
Garnard
Deatruc
Longford
Pollis Kellagher
Teacher gravely injured in Cheyenne car wreck
Frances Logan literature instructor at Cheyenne High School is in serious condition at St. John's Hospital after a vehicle overturn on the Denver highway about 20 miles south of Cheyenne. Miss Margaret Weaver of Johnson school sustained minor injuries and a federal employee M. B. Burke fractured a collar bone.
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Frances Logan
Cheyenne
St. John’s Hospital
Denver
Margaret Weaver
Johnson School
M. B. Burke
Mies Logan
Tal
Colorado Line
Aatteraine
Newa
Barry-Bricker Bros
Women Elect Jackson Officials In Spirit Emulation
In Jackson Wyoming, a women led election chose Mary Burk as mayor and Bernles Wilson Mrs. D Laswell Mrs. Nettle and Edith B as council members. Votes were counted at preslection meetings run solely by women amid charges of neglected sidewalks speeding cars and general municipal laxness. Jackson has about 700 residents.
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Mary Burk
Bernles Wilson
D. Laswell
Nettle
Edith B
Alin
Nations Sign Pact To Back Spheres Of Influence
An agreement among France Great Britain and Italy declares mutual support within each power’s respective sphere in the Middle East and Turkey area. The document notes the accord traces to a previous agreement and references changes in regional control.
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France
Great
Italy
Turkey
Ireas
Fray
Election Totals Reported Amid Local Turmoil
In KSON Miay on Tuesday unidentified sources reported a poll showing £9000 in the mix of local political action. Details remain unclear as officials brace for potential outcomes and further data.
Cox's Head Bloodied Yet Unbowed in Democratic Urging
A political statement argues that after ten years of Republican control Congress and presidency the nation should avoid sabotage and unite under democratic principles. It stresses emergency cooperation and adherence to Jeffersonian ideals despite partisan shifts and calls against forming a new party.
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Republican Rity
Ief
Thomas Jefferson
Prince Aple
Untitled Hands Fight Highlighted in Tragic Slaying Report
A fragmented report details a brutal stabbing near a girl’s home. It notes the victim’s desperate struggle for life, with severe hand injuries and the involvement of police who arrived after 6 p m.
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Mia
Grub stake rule revived to save mad rushers
Government revives old grub stake ordinances in Yukon to curb oil prospectors rushing north. Arctic winter conditions and limited grub will be required to keep expeditions from incurring charges by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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UAWA
Yukon Gaya
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Immigration Restriction Debate Highlighted by Johnson
In Aberdeen on November 5 Albert Johnson chairman of the House immigration committee urged Congress to act on limiting European immigration. He warned thousands are arriving and that further steps are needed to control the flow.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Europe
Albert Johnson Ashington
Ho Committee On Immigration
Into
Court probes Palmer role in suppressing evidence
Judge A B Anderson announced an inquiry into Attorney General Palmer and the soft coal conspiracy cases. He said the investigation will determine if the attorney general can strike an agreement to suppress part of the government’s evidence. The inquiry is scheduled for next Monday when the trials begin.
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Ianapolis
A. B. Anderson
United States District Court Today
Palmer
Tragic End for Naval Governor Terhune in Samoa
Navy reports indicate Commander Warren J. Terhune, governor of American Samoa, killed himself November 3. The Kansas carries a naval board of inquiry to investigate charges of mistreatment of natives and misappropriation of funds. Commander Waldo Evans to succeed him. Terhune had requested relief for medical examination.
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Onolulu
H. L
Samoa
Warren J. Terhune
American Samoa
Kansas
Naval Board of Inquiry
Washington
Charles F. Hughes
U. S
Wilson
Navy Department
Q A. Hatcher
Yards
Terhune
Ecabla
Witton
Reed Smoot
Utah
Waldo Evans
Governor Terhune
The
Navy Yard
Mare Island
California
Two Presidents at Brownsville Mexico City
Nov. 5 report notes two presidents in Brownsville and Mexico City with ambiguous context about neonates and a better understanding, reflecting fragmented OCR text from a historical page.
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Brownsville
Mexico City
Republicans gain ground as early returns tilt House majority
Early returns from New York and other races show Republicans leading in New York’s Twenty third and Tennessee seats while Minnesota and Missouri districts wait. With 290 Republicans and 38 Democrats reported so far including one independent and one prohibitionist, the GOP appears to widen their margin over the current 233.
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EW York
Tennessee
New York
Richard F. Webinary
Congress
Cameron
President-Elect Seeks Best Minds for World Concert Plan
President-elect Harding plans to consult leading minds on a new association of nations. Invitations go to prominent foreign policy figures for talks in Marion after a vacation trip, with bipartisan input but no general advisory assemblage. The list emphasizes experts in foreign relations. The vacation route includes Point Isabel, Texas.
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Breet Harding
Association of Nations
Marion
Harding
New York Grand Jury Moves Against Building Trust
Nov 5. Bench warrants issued for arrest of persons indicted by the additional grand jury probing the scandal. Officers sweep the city for initial arrests. Backer, a millionaire builder linked to the trust, must appear in court with bail set at 26 000. An indictment against Peter was reportedly sought.
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York
Building Trust
Backer
Criminal Court
Peter
Trial in New York Echo of War Times
A federal jury was empaneled in New York for the trial of Dr Edward A Rumely former publisher and owner of the Evening Mail. He and two attorneys face charges of conspiracy to defraud the government and attempting to violate the with the enemy act by a false claim of ownership of the paper. The arrest occurred near the end of World War I in 1918.
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New York
Edward A. Rumely
The
Evening Mail
Dr. Rumely
Commander Terhune Relieved as Samoa Commandant
Washington reports Commander Terhune relieved from his duty as Samoa commandant. Captain W. B. Evans named his successor. No suicide details released but officials suspect illness and depression. A naval court of inquiry departs for Samoa to examine island administration.
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Washington
Terhune
Saoma
W. B. Evans
Naval Court of Inquirs
Samoa
Wyoming Weekend Snow Sheets Temperatures Hold
A weather forecast for Wyoming calls for snowfall on Saturday and Sunday with little temperature change. Strong shifting winds are expected in the southern portion of the state.
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Wyoming
South Portion
Jail guard and trusty slain by delirious inmate with poker
Mount Holly New Jersey November 5 Deputy Warden W King and Charles Vernon Bartlett died after being struck with a store poker by prisoner Harry Asay who was said to be delirious. Another trusty was injured but escaped as Asay fled toward the jail yard and threatened others before being subdued and jailed. Ajay, a Burlington drugstore dealer, was arrested Wednesday night and sentenced to a month in jail. King was about 60 years old.
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Mount Holly
N. J
W. Harry King
Burlington County
Charles Vernon Bartlett
Harry Asay
Seer King
Ajay
Bartlett
Trusty
Asay
Jall
Joseph Jones
Asonwr
Burlington
King
Grace D Lamphire Elected By Write-In Vote in Harney County
In a remote central Oregon county election, Grace D Lamphire was elected as part of a write-in slate in Harney County, though her name was not on the ballot. She had not announced a candidacy but has been active in local civic affairs. three men were elected as county officials.
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Grace D. Lamphire
Cleo of
Byrne
Coun
Tin Saat
Harney County
Oregon
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