Cox questions Taft on league and principles in address
In Louis and Marion records Cox questions ex president Taft about the league of nations and Article X citing Taft quotes. Harding reaffirms opposition to the Paris treaty while proposing a world association and inviting broad American counsel including women.
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Association of Nations
Paris
Senate
World Association
Harding urges national outlook over sectionalism in southern congress
Senator Harding urged substituting a broad national outlook for sectionalism at the Southern Congress opening session in New Orleans. He pressed Southerners to unite their civilization and manners with the best from all sister states while applying tariff principles to national progress. The speech stressed inclusivity and economic unity amid regional tensions.
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Harding
Southern Congress
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Onge
Supreme Court Won't Review Losses In Tax Returns
The Supreme Court refused to review Eugene W. Mente's case of New Orleans and New York, seeking deduction for losses from cotton market trades. The lower court ruled that "in trade" means the taxpayer's actual business, not isolated transactions, denying the deduction.
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Supreme Court
Eugene W. Mente
New Orleans
New York
Mente
Kahn Moves To Probe Baker On Army Act Evasions
Representative Julian Kahn of California, head of the House military affairs committee, said Congress will reconvene to investigate alleged evasions of the Army Reorganization Act by Secretary of War Baker. He asserts the law's intent to require purchases by the assistant secretary of war is being evaded, with army materials still bought by the general staff.
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Baker
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Julian Kahn
California
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Congress
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Secretary of War
Army General Staff
Kidnap of Cork jail warden shocks Irish locals
Oct 11 reports say Thomas Griffin warden of Cork jail was kidnapped and vanished after being accused of tormenting hunger strikers. In Londonderry a police raid on Hamrock Falls led to arrests for seditious papers and a crowd confronted officers at the station as bayonets and shots were used. prisoners in Londonderry jail damaged cells.
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Griffin
Londonderry
Ireland
Hamrock Falls
Bogside
Lethbridge
Alberta
Wusk
Alberta Provincial Police
Montana
Boundary Sue
Manyberries
Washington Idaho Wheat Growers Seek $2.60 Market
Washington and Idaho wheat growers, members of the Washington Wheat Growers Association, hold 400000 bushels in warehouses awaiting a market of $2.60 or more. President George C. Jewett said the association has not joined a move from the middle west to hold for $3.00.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
Idaho
Washington Wheat Growers’ Association
George C. Jewett
Seizure of Booze Ships Sparks Uproar in May Campaign
A New York report details Harry Carlton shooting during a raid led by Art McMullin a Prohibition case. The scene described by Malvina Inn 18 as eye witness places McMullin in a heated confrontation. Washington discusses using libel provisions of the Volstead act to seize foreign ships aiding liquor smuggling amid a broader crackdown on bootlegging and a whiskey ring connected to foreign crews.
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Harry Carlton
Art McMullin
Prohibition
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Carlton
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Associated Press
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Bureau
Hawai
Ian Bootlengare
Ae Gunn
Boreau
Ward
Nine GT Generally Fair A Neai Eating Extreme Ree At Change
The readable fragment mentions a change related to an event or contest labeled as a neai eating extreme. No clear dates, names, or organizations are identifiable. Further readable specifics are needed to form a precise card.
Supreme Court refuses to reconsider prohibition ruling
The Supreme Court today upheld its June decision sustaining the prohibition amendment and enforcement act. Rehearing petitions by Feigenspan of Newark and Dempsey of Boston were denied, with claims the court failed to state reasons and overstepped Congress authority.
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Supreme Court
Christian Felgenspan
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N. J
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Boston
Mass
Feigenspan
Congress
Senate
House
Seventeen Points In Agreement For Auglo Pole Peace
Polish and Russian Soviet peace delegates plan to sign a preliminary peace treaty at Blackhead House. The 17 articles include an armistice, a map annex, and a 15 day ratification window. Armistice calls for hostilities to cease within 144 hours and a 15 km neutral zone between fronts.
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Associated Presa
Blackhead House
Libau
Negroes Must Hang for Race Murders
Washington reports the Supreme Court refused to review the cases of Frank Moore and five other Black men sentenced to death for participating in a race riot in Phillips County Arkansas last October. The conviction will stand and the executions proceed as scheduled.
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Washington
Frank Moore
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Arkansas
Supreme Court
French author Stands in Tours Amid Warm Crowd Cheer
In Tours France on October 11 the noted French author 76 was married to Emma La henor. The ceremony drew large crowds and strong public applause reflecting public affection for the writer.
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Tours
France
Emma la Henor
Wilsons seeks official text of Pais statements
The State Department sent for the official text of President Wilsons remarks at the eighth plenary session of the peace conference to Rumanians and Serbians. Senator Spencer disputes any substantial differences between the published report and the official stenographic record and urges making the record public.
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State Department
Paris
Wilson
Spencer
ST. Louis
United States
Selden Spencer
Wilson Amse
Romania
Serbia
Carlson
Trading With Enemy Act Authority for Search and Seizure
Federal court rules that the Trading With the Enemy Act authorizes search and seizure will stand after the Supreme Court refused to review Thomas Walsh conviction for importing a letter from Ireland during the war. Walsh, a sailor on the British steamer Celtic, received a one year federal sentence at Atlanta.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Thomas Walsh
United States
Ireland
Welsh
Celtic
Atlanta
Night Riders threaten cotton gins to raise prices in Arkansas
In England Arkansas on October 1 a negro gin guard Tom Steel was shot dead after anonymous threats to shut cotton gins. Posters signed Committees of 100 urged closure or destruction. W Jones of the county American Cotton Association warned ginnery owners of coercive action unless protections were provided.
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Anniston
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Revolution Flocks Venezuela Rebels in Control
Steamers arriving from Colombia confirm a revolution in Venezuela. General Penaloza leads a large rebel force that has entered from Colombia, overpowering garrisons and seizing arms. Rebels reportedly control Tachira as government troops move from Zulia to confront them.
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Venezuela
Penaloza
Venesuela
Tachira
Zulia
Venezuela unrest reports discredited by Cuban junta
Havana dispatches say Curacao reports of a revolution in Venezuela are denied by the Venezuelan revolutionary junta in Havana. The junta calls the advisories a trap by the Venezuelan government meant to justify arrests of its opponents.
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Cuba
Curacaco
Venezuela
Bolshevik Sailors Rebel on Baltic Warships
Reports from the state department say mutinous sailors on the Bolshevik warship in the Baltic confronted Admiral Riskinikov and seized ships. The mutiny spread to shore but was driven down by armed forces. Disorders were also reported at Saratov and Tambov.
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Baltic
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Mander
State Department
Saratoy
Tambof
Cranks Confession of Baby Coughlin Murder Questioned
Reports from Philadelphia and Harrisburg suggest The Crank Auguste Pasquale may have lied about kidnapping and smothering Blakely Coughlin. Authorities say many of his statements are untrue until the body is found.
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Baby Coughlan
Pasquale
Philadelphia
Auguste Pasquale
Blakely Coughlin
Charlie Rose
Harrisburg
L. G. Adams
Mra. Coughlin
Marco
Major Adama
Norristown
Coughlin
Frozen Peak Gives Up Airmen's Bodies
In Geneva Switzerland the bodies of a Finnish army officer and an Italian pilot missing since September 7 were found near Croyon at about 12 000 feet. The plane apparently struck head on and was partly burned.
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