Harding Urges Peaceful Foreign Policy at Border Front
President-Elect Harding spoke in Brownsville near the Mexican border outlining a policy of peace and protection for American citizens abroad. He emphasized Americas resolve to defend national rights and cited the war’s unselfish conduct and the world’s new understanding of the American spirit.
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Brownsville
Tex
Associated Press
Mexico
Harding
Fort Brown
Matamorasing
League of Nations
America
Republic
Wwe
Grand jury sets new Wyoming record with 70 indictments
United States grand jury for Wyoming presented 19 indictments in its final report to Judge J. A. Riner, totaling 70 true bills from three reports, the largest in court history. Most defendants face charges under prohibition and drag statutes, with 4 cases awaiting bench warrants.
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Yar
United States Grand Jury
Wyoming
J. A. Riner
Grand Jury
Bomb Not Work Red Plotters
New York November 11 The New York Evening World blamed a laboring man or labor sympathisers for the Wall Street explosion last September while admitting it cannot explain threats signed Anarchist Fighters found near the scene. The paper claimed the blast death toll nearly 40 and 150 injured was a reprisal against Brindell, head of the Building Trades Council, and his workers in demolishing the Stock Exchange annex, arguing the device exploded before reaching its target.
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EW York
Wall Street
Reda
Financial
Eesse
Brindell
Building Trades Council
Stock Exchange
Pershing Leads Day Parade at Camp Dix in World War I Pageant
General John J. Pershing led the First Division during a three mile parade at Camp Dix New Jersey. Veterans and officers marched in the pageant honoring battles of World War I. The display featured former officers and soldiers signaling the division's storied history and inspiration to American troops.
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Camp DIX
John J. Pershing
Walter Heap Lugton
Amerldiers
Elected District Judge While Jail
Fess Whitaker a jailer and prisoner in his own jail in Hitesburg Kentucky won a landslide election to district judge. He once drew a three month sentence for moonshining and political argument but slipped out of his jail and vanished briefly before returning.
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Hitesburg
Fess Whitaker
Letcher County
Denver Ministers Win With Last Four Minutes Field Goal
In Laramie on Armistice Day, the Denver Ministers defeated Wyoming 3 to 0 as Ken Gibson booted the game winning drop kick with 4 minutes 40 seconds left. Denver repeatedly drove inside Wyoming’s 10 yard line but failed to score.
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Denver Ministers
Wyoming
Gibson
Denver
CE AND BRITAIN PAY TRIBUTE ON ARMISTICE DAY
In London and Paris crowds honor fallen soldiers as the Allied nations recall Armistice Day. Britain unveils a monument to the glorious dead as world leaders acknowledge the sacrifices of WWI veterans and ongoing gratitude to the Allied effort.
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Britain
London
Associated Pren
Ristoric Wihthehall
Melialn
Hur
Benaaly Hyndreda
Federal agents find no evidence linking Wall Street blast to graft story
Federal agents said no evidence had been found to support the Evening World claim tying the Wall Street bomb explosion to a building trust graft investigation in New York. Robert T. Scott, assistant to the attorney general, stated no tangible clues supported the newspaper’s suggested direction.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Wall Street
New York Evening World
Building Trust
Robert T. Scott
Department
Even Mayor Hyland Victimized by Building Grafters
New York November 11 The joint legislative committee investigating the building trust questioned Mayor John F Hyland who admitted he was a victim of John T Hettrick s labor union game He said he was tricked into sending Hettricks suggestions to the board of education building committee leading to contracts totaling 16 000 000 benefiting contractors over terra colin interests
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New York
Associated Press
John F. Hylan
Joint Legislative Committee
Building Trust
John T. Hettrick
Hettrick
Hyland
Board of Education
Atone Contractors
Terra Colin
Armistice Day Observed in Court Ceremonies
Brief Armistice Day ceremonies were held in United States district court this morning. Judge J. A Riner opened the session and called on Hon. William E. Mullen who spoke briefly about the celebration two years ago and paid tribute to the American army. He highlighted duties of citizens and the resilience of the country.
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United States District Court Ladey
J. A Riner
William E. Mulion
Mullen
Brotherhood Bank Opens as Cooperative Venture
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers with 850000 members opens a cooperative bank in Cleveland. It is capitalized at 1000000 with a 100000 reserve and aims to pay up to 10 percent dividends after expenses and reserves. The bank operates on a member ownership model and accepts general deposits.
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Warren 8S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Co-Operative Bank
Siroent
America
Federal Bank
Cleveland
Leveland
Ohio
United States
Warren S. Stone
Therheed
Doroperative Bank
Stone
Hood
Campaign costs reported for Republican national committee
Crel W. Upham, treasurer, arrived to speak on the Republican National Committee budget. Officials here say the national campaign office cost 35,414,900 with a deficit of 4, though the exact figure is not fully stated. The report notes 30,416,000 as a separate campaign expense figure.
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Frence Lick
Ihd
W. Upham
Can National Committee
Ottawa Bank Teller Says He Engineered Big Robbery
Francis J. Carey, 21, a National City bank teller in Ottawa, admits he planned and carried out the $45,000 New Bank robbery alone. He surrendered after fleeing, was later found at a farm four miles south of Allen, Li, and confessed before Sheriff Ayers and his mother. Carey says he hid most of the loot and attempted to conceal it in a mattress.
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Ottawa, Ill
Francis J. Carey
National City Bank of Ottawa
Carey
Mat Vorwin
Allen
Lato
Charles Prey
C. &.Ayer
Oltawsan
Madeshia
Mary Carey
Ayers
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