Harding Proposes Peace Policy While Guarding American Rights
Across the border at Brownsville President Elect Harding outlined a foreign policy aimed at peace and friendship with full protection for Americans abroad. He spoke near the Mexican boundary and stressed that the United States defends national rights while aiding world order, without naming Mexico or the League of Nations. The address tied Armistice Day to national strength and a new example of American generosity.
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Brownsville
Tex
Associated Press
Mexico
Harding
Fort Brown
Matamorasing
League of Nations
America
Republic
Wwe
Grand jury sets Wyoming record with 70 indictments
United States grand jury for Wyoming ended its term with a final report to Judge J. A. Riner, listing 19 indictments. Combined with earlier reports, the total true bills reached 70, the court’s largest ever. Most defendants face prohibition and drag statute charges. four indictments were suppressed pending bench warrants.
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Yar
United States Grand Jury
Wyoming
J. A. Riner
Grand Jury
Wall Street Bomb Mystery Reconsidered by Evening World
New York November 11. The New York Evening World assigns responsibility for the September Wall Street blast to a lone laboring man or sympathizers, while acknowledging unexplained threats signed Anarchist Fighters. The paper now suggests the blast was a reprisal aimed at Brindell and his 85 workers demolishing the Stock Exchange annex, and may have exploded before reaching its target.
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EW York
Wall Street
Reda
Financial
Eesse
Brindell
Building Trades Council
Stock Exchange
Pershing leads First Division in Camp Dix World War pageant
General John J. Pershing fronts a three mile parade as veterans from the First Division reenact battles of World War I at Camp Dix. Ten former officers march with current troops in a memorial event that honors service and inspires American soldiers for future duties.
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Camp DIX
John J. Pershing
Walter Heap Lugton
Amerldiers
Elected district judge while jailed in his own jail
Fess Whitaker a jailer and prisoner in his own jail is elected district judge in Letcher County Kentucky in a landslide. He remains in jail after a three month sentence for moonshine involvement but freed himself with his own keys and left a note saying he would not be found.
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Hitesburg
Fess Whitaker
Letcher County
Denver Ministers Edge Wyoming on Last Minute Drop Kick
Armistice Day game in Laramie ends 3 to 0 as Denver fullback Ken Gibson delivers a drop kick with 4 minutes 40 seconds left. Denver repeatedly reached Wyoming’s 10 yard line but failed to score until the decisive kick.
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Denver Ministers
Wyoming
Gibson
Denver
CE AND BRITAIN PAY TRIBUTE ON ARMISTICE DAY
In London and Paris, tributes mark Armistice Day as leaders honor fallen soldiers. The Associated Press reports a ceremonial unveiling of Britain’s monument to the “glorious dead” uplifting memory amid war’s end.
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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 Claim
Federal agents said no evidence has been found to support the Evening World’s claim that the Wall Street bomb explosion ties to the building trust graft under investigation in New York. Robert T. Scott stated agents have not yet uncovered tangible clues supporting that theory.
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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. Mayor John F Hyland said under oath he was duped by John T Hettrick into forwarding suggestions to the building committee that steered $16 000 000 of contracts to contractors tied to the limestone ring. He rejected claims of personal interest and called the scheme a labor union game.
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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 Brief Ceremonies
Armistice Day ceremonies were held in a United States district court as Judge J A Riner spoke and called upon Hon William E Mullen to give remarks. Mullen touched on past celebrations and tribute to American troops while urging duty and allegiance from attendees.
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United States District Court Ladey
J. A Riner
William E. Mulion
Mullen
Brotherhood Bank Opens Cooperative Venture In Cleveland
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers with 850000 members opens a cooperative bank in Cleveland. Capitalized at 1000000 with a 100000 reserve, it operates with a 10 percent dividend limit after expenses and reserve allocation, and deposits excess profits to depositors. It plans a 20 story home and owns a large 18 story headquarters and auditorium.
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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
Republican national campaign costs rise in Indiana report
Citing a Romney? report from French Lick Indiana on November 11 the Republican National Committee treasurer Crel W Upham says the campaign spent 35 414 900 with a deficit of 4 credited to a briefing on the national committee finances noting 30 416 000 cited in another figure.
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Frence Lick
Ihd
W. Upham
Can National Committee
Ottawa bank teller admits he engineered the robbery
Francis J. Carey, 21, a teller at National City Bank in Ottawa Illinois, surrendered after the bank robbery that netted about 45000 dollars. He confessed he carried out the robbery alone and described burying cash and evading pursuit before being captured at a farm house four miles south of Allen.
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Ottawa, Ill
Francis J. Carey
National City Bank of Ottawa
Carey
Mat Vorwin
Allen
Lato
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