Russian leader warns of famine in Russia
A Copenhagen dispatch quotes Nikolai Lenin as acknowledging a severe food shortage across Russia including Moscow and other cities. The report notes famine in major towns and fears of rebellion if food supplies are not secured. The piece cites the Russian minister of war urging peasants to withhold shipments to aid the country.
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Nikolai Len
Rua- Fa Central News Dispatch
Copenhagen
Russia
Moscow
Packy
Red Army
Election aftermath different from old days
Miss Alice Robertson of Muskogee congratulates Mrs. Jane Johnson of Roscommon Michigan on her election as sheriff of Roscommon County. The telegram says Bless goal and wishes her success in office.
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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 across Edgeworthstown Granard and Ballinaree, with towns looted and houses burned. Eleven lorries led the operation, aiming at police barracks and disrupting order after a spate of police killings in the region.
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Granard
Ireland
Associated Press
Balbriggan
Mallow
Tubbercurry
County Langford
Edgeworthstown
Vaa Ballinaree
Garnard
Deatruc
Cheyenne Teacher Seriously Injured in Auto Crash
Frances Logan, Cheyenne High School literature teacher, is in serious condition at St. John's Hospital after a Denver-bound car wreck about 4 45 yesterday afternoon. Miss Margaret Weaver and a federal employee M B Burke suffered injuries. another man escaped unharmed. The crash occurred 20 miles south of Cheyenne on the Denver highway near the Colorado line as the vehicle veered after hitting an object. The party was transported to Cheyenne by ambulance and a salvage crew retrieved the wrecked auto.
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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 voters elect Jackson mayor and council in 1910s
In Jackson Wyoming a group of women elected Mary Burk as mayor and several women to council seats. The article notes women ran the election and claimed city officials ignored broken sidewalks and speeding autos. The town has about 700 residents.
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Mary Burk
Bernles Wilson
D. Laswell
Nettle
Edith B
Alin
Nations Sign Mutual Aid Pact Amid Balkan Turmoil
An agreement reportedly signed by France Great Britain and Italy pledges mutual aid within their spheres of influence in Turkey and the region. The document emerged as tensions rose in the area with Turkey and surrounding allies quoted in reports.
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France
Great
Italy
Turkey
Ireas
Fray
Election Day Report From KSON Miay Nov
Report from KSON Miay on Tuesday election results shows a 9000 vote tally amid scattered polling data and local expectations. Officials urged calm as the count continued.
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Kson, Miay
Courage Unbowed in Cox's Head Speech
The statement pledges unbroken resolve despite bloodshed, urging Democrats not to pursue political sabotage. It defends Jeffersonian principles amid Republican control and calls for national unity and coordinated effort during the emergency.
Fateful Struggle Underlines Slaying Case
The article recalls a violent crime scene where Miss E ste was fatally attacked during a desperate struggle. Evidence notes severe injuries including severed thumbs and fingers as Mia 7 Milom’s mother describes the survivor’s defense. Police arrived after a lengthy shift.
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Mia
Grub Stake Rule Revived to Save Oil Rushers
Government revives old grub stake ordinances in Yukon to manage a mass rush of oil prospectors to the far north. Authorities seek to prevent charges on the Royal Canadian Mounted Police while conditions worsen with Arctic winter and limited supplies.
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UAWA
Yukon Gaya
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Immigration Legislation Sought By Albert Johnson Panel
In Aberdeen Washington on November 5 Albert Johnson chairman of the House committee on immigration urged Congress to act on restricting immigration from Europe and criticized the influx of foreign born Americans and their financial support while traveling to the capital for new measures.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Europe
Albert Johnson Ashington
Ho Committee On Immigration
Into
Palmer Holding Back Evidence Sparks Court Inquiry
In Indianapolis on November 5 Judge A B Anderson announced a planned investigation into Attorney General Palmer. He asked whether the attorney general can make an agreement to suppress a portion of government evidence in the soft coal conspiracy cases. 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
Commander Warren J. Terhune, naval governor of American Samoa, died by suicide on November 3 in the executive mansion bathroom as a court of inquiry headed by Rear Admiral Charles F. Hughes prepared to investigate alleged mal administration and misappropriation. The Kansas, carrying the inquiry, was due to arrive with Washington investigators.
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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 fragmented lines about understanding and a Neonates phrase.
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Brownsville
Mexico City
Republicans Lead in Early Returns in New Congress Show
Early returns from three districts show Republicans ahead with about 2 000 votes in New York Twenty third district while other races in Minnesota Missouri and Tennessee remain unsettled. Democrats note expected Democratic strongholds may yet shift.
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EW York
Tennessee
New York
Richard F. Webinary
Congress
Cameron
President Elect Seeks Best Minds for World Peace Plan
President-elect Harding aims to consult leading minds on a new association of nations before inauguration. Invitations go to eminent figures, with talks planned in Marion after the vacation trip. The process includes Republicans and Democrats sharing views, but no general advisory assembly yet. The list will grow during the vacation, without cabinet decisions during that period.
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Breet Harding
Association of Nations
Marion
Harding
New York Grand Jury Targets Building Trust Indictments
New York November 5. Bench warrants issued for the eight indicted by the additional grand jury probing the building trust scandal. Officers search the city as initial arrests are anticipated. Backer a millionaire builder and alleged go-between in the trust faces $26000 bail and is ordered to appear in criminal court.
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York
Building Trust
Backer
Criminal Court
Peter
Trial of Dr Edward Rumely Opens in New York
Federal court empanels a jury for the conspiracy to defraud the government case against Dr Edward A Rumely former publisher and owner of the Evening Mail. He stands accused of violating the wartime with the enemy act and attempting a false claim to paper ownership.
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New York
Edward A. Rumely
The
Evening Mail
Dr. Rumely
Commander Terhune Relieved At Samoa Appointment of Evans
Washington reports Commander Terhune was relieved from duty as commandant at Samoa. Captain W. B. Evans named to succeed him. No suicide details were given, but officials assume a fatal act during ill health. A naval court of inquiry sails to Samoa to investigate island administration.
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Washington
Terhune
Saoma
W. B. Evans
Naval Court of Inquirs
Samoa
Wyoming Weekend Snow Likely with Strong Southern Winds
A weather forecast calls for snowfall on Saturday and Sunday across Wyoming with little temperature change. Expect strong shifting winds mainly in the southern portion of the state.
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Wyoming
South Portion
Jail inmate kills jail staff with iron poker at Burlington jail
Mount Holly New Jersey November 5 Deputy Warden W Harry King and trusty Charles Vernon Bartlett were beaten to death with a store poker by prisoner Harry Asay suffering delirium He fled to the jail yard and threatened Joseph Jones Before capture Ajay a Burlington drug dealer was arrested and King aged 60 died from injuries
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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 Lamphire Elected by Write-In in Harney County
In a surprise write in, Grace D Lamphire was elected to a county seat in Harney County Oregon after her name appeared on the ballot without her prior announcement. The vote highlights civic involvement and local recognition amid a three seat county race in the central region.
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Grace D. Lamphire
Cleo of
Byrne
Coun
Harney County
Oregon
Popie
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