Synagogue Split Over TS Rabbi
Mt Sinai congregation faced a split over Rabbi L Lehrer with resolutions claiming he is no longer head. Lehrer and ally Sam Stark deny removal and vow to continue as rabbi, alleging personal enmity and lack of trustee consensus. Trustee M Davis says resolutions reflect legal action. Lehrer cites baseless charges of political use of his office. Continued on Page Six.
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Louis Lipson
Mt. Sinai
L. Lehrer
Lehrer
Sam Stark
Mr. Lipson
M. Davis
Board of Trustees
Nabbi Lehrer
Torrington
Hebrew Emigrant Society
Miller resigns as chief clerk in state land office
Leslie A. Miller longtime chief clerk and inspector for the state land office has tendered his resignation to Commissioner Hopkins and will leave the state within days. He has accepted a position as an auditor for an oil company in Wyoming at a higher salary. The vacancy is likely to be filled by promotion and Hopkins expresses approval of his departure. In New York Carl Armgaard Graves announced plans to testify tomorrow in Washington if charged by the German embassy, and will travel with a bodyguard.
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Leslie A. Miller
State Land Office
Hopkins
Miller
Wyoming
Hcus
New York
Carl Armgaard Graves
Washington
Villa branding acts confirmed in Mexican reports
El Paso observers report confirmation that Villa ordered all captured Carranza soldiers branded with V.0 for Venustiano Carranza. Refugees from Chihuahua city say Vill a branded them as traitors for not driving foreign invaders out of Mexico.
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EL Paso
Tex
Villa
Venustiano Carranza
Chihuahua City
Carranza
Mexico
Railroads Prepare Legal Fight Over Adamson Law
New York November 14 railroad managers who refused further talks with the railroad brotherhoods over the Adamson eight hour law say they expect the dispute to be decided in the courts. Brotherhood leaders offer to rest their case with President Wilson. Both sides admit uncertainty about the outcome.
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New York
Wilson
Noted Soprano Delights Plains Audience In Local Concert
Music lovers at the Plains hotel heard coloratura soprano Miss Macbeth in a Chamber Music Association concert. Accompanist Caroline Zumbach Bliss received praise for her skill as Macbeth performed in five groups including Italian selections and French and English pieces. The program featured Beghalet and the finale Moonlight Starbright with strong audience applause.
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Macbeth
Plaine Hotel
Chamber Music Association
Vidas Hotel
Mise Macbeth
Mit
Caroline Zumbhach Bliss
Hagen
Preach
Beghalet
Nuit
Caro Rome
Mias Macbeth
Hidach
Willlem
Gilberte
Mecbeth
Champ Clark in conference on next Congress
Washington November 14 Speaker Champ Clark met with Democratic leaders to discuss the congressional election and the closely balanced House. With unofficial counts showing Republicans ahead 217 to 212 and six others, circling uncertainty surrounds who will lead the next chamber and when Wilson may convene a new session.
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Champ Clark
Washington
Doremus
Clark
House
Wilson
Congress
James R. Mann
Sugar Ration Initiated By Card System In Petrograd
Petrograd switches to sugar rationing with three pounds per person monthly. Scarcity lasted a year due to industrial disruption and army needs. Newspapers blame profiteering, yet price levels have not surged significantly.
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Petrograd
Wilson Blames Middlemen for Food Prices
President Wilson, addressing the National Grange convocation in Washington, blamed middlemen for high food costs. He urged farmers to increase output so dealers cannot control prices. this was his first speech since the election and he avoided political references.
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Washington
Wilson
National Grange
Teutons Forged Back as British Drive Gains Ground
British forces report success along the Ancre river in France with Borauchert captured and over 6000 German prisoners taken as they push three miles along the Bapaume road. On the Somme front shelling continues. on other fronts Russian and Italian areas are quiet. In Norway a German steamer is boarded after firing on a Norwegian torpedo boat in reprisal for sinking Norwegian ships by U boats.
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Ancre
France
Bapaume Road
Somme
Danube
Jiul
Dobrudja
Monastir
Copenhagen
Denmark
Morgenbladt
Stavenger
Angs
Norway
U-boata
Norwegian
No Gain for GOP in California on the Recount
In California the election recount shows no clear gain for the Republican electors as the battle over whether GOP or Democratic totals determine the state’s delegation continues. Reports from outlying districts indicate fluctuating tallies.
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G.O.P
California
San Francisco
Cal
Republian
Eoletora
Wlilaon
Weather Outlook Wyoming Fair Warmer Midweek
Weather dispatch reports Wyoming will see fair skies with above normal temperatures midweek. Thursday is forecast warmer as high pressure remains centered over the region and light easterly breezes ease evening cooling.
Masked Bandit Robs Missouri and Pacific Train
A masked robber halted a Missouri and Pacific passenger train at Leavenworth and escaped with 696. The suspect rode to Kansas City with the train, ordering crew and passengers to remain quiet at midnight.
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Masked Bandit
Carlisle
Kansas City
Missouri and Pacific
Leavenworth
Deutschland completes three tests before departure
NEW LONDON Conn November 14 three submerge tests were made by the Deutschland today all were successful. She stayed under water one half hour. Everything is ready for her departure but the time is still unknown.
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New London
Conn
The
Mexicans Repudiate Pact For Joint Border Control
El Paso reports representations by the American state department to the Carranza government urging immediate action in the cases of Benjamin Brahan, a Pershing scout, and Joseph Williams, a Mormon from Colonia Dublan, jailed in Juarez. Officials fear executions if moved to Chihuahua city. efforts focus on securing their release.
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EL Paso
Tex
American State Department
Carranza
Mexico City
Benjamin Brahan
General Pershing
Joseph Wiliams
Colonia Dublan
Juarez Jall
Thomas D. Edwards
Juarez
Lansing
Chihuahua
E City
Tfirahan
Williams
Andres Garevla
Carransa
General Trevino
Willian Tibia
New Orleans
Garcia
Ibis
Juares
Albert Hereld
Villa
Chihuahua City
Curts
U S Protest to Germany Over Belgian Deportation Policy
Washington reports the American charge d affaires in Berlin has been instructed to press Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg over Belgian deportations to Berlin. The action risks souring neutral opinion and is alleged to force Belgian workers.
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U. S
Germany
Berlin
von Rethman-Hollweg
Bryce Urges U S Lead in World Peace
Viscount Bryce, former ambassador to the United States, told the Mayflower club in London that nations must unite to prevent a future catastrophe like the last war. He stressed the United States should play a pivotal role in international peace efforts.
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Bryce
U. S
London
Viscount Bryce
United States
Mayflower Club
Britain defends blacklist stance in note to United States
Washington reports Britain rejects US demand to remove American names from the trade blacklist. London argues the regulation targets British citizens only and aims to shorten the war. The note opens room for further talks while urging Allies to curb resources reaching the enemy and defend neutral commerce.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Great Britain
Argentine Radical Government Gains Early Popular Favor
Buenos Aires reports the first radical government since October 12 begins its six year term under public approval but with disappointing finances. Key bills on sound money education and railroad worker pensions await action amid opposition. Diplomatic ties with Uruguay improve after a treaty and river basin issues are settled. Reports note drought harm to crops and arable land, with continued weather and river concerns across South America.
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Buenos Aires
Associated Presa
Pew
Furthermor
Pecent
Dto
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