Greece Chamber backs Coundouriotis in provisional government
The Greek Chamber of Deputies passed a vote recognizing Admiral P. Coundouriotis as head of a provisional government. The move, tied to Venizelos, aimed to steer Greece toward war with the Entente, leading to the abdication of the king and reshaping the navy leadership during World War I.
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Don
Greek Chamber of Deputies
P. Coundouriotis Peyent
Greece
Coundouriotis
Méouriotis
Ac- Greece
Venizelos
Mment
Antine
Annan
Aegean Sea
Countis
Prince Paul Chosen King of Greece with Venizelos Support
Athens dispatches report Prince Paul son of former King Constantine and brother of the late Alexander is selected to become king. Venizelos reportedly chose him after admitting that no successor could be declared without the premier's approval. The accompanying image shows Venizelos and the prince's partner.
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Prince Paul
Constantine
Greece
Alexander
Athens
C. EK
Venizelos
Okeh
Paul
Ranch Employee Shot Through and Through in Rifle Incident
John a employing at the John ody ranch in Idea Wyoming is in Bishop hospital in critical condition from a gunshot wound. McDonald was cleaning a rifle when it discharged and the bullet entered the stomach and exited the back.
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Idea
Wyo
John A
John Ody
Bishop Hospital
McDonald
Federal officer confirms leadership change amid denials
A deputy commissioner of the federal revenue service formally announced a leadership shift. Williams made no comment, while Jessie was described as leaving the bureau, despite denials of any departure. The notice mentions Indiana Illinois and nearby states in the matter.
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Washington
Tere i Twist
A. L. Dalry- Mo
Chicago
Illicms
Bureau of Intreat Revenue
Een‘nforcement Department
AIMERS REPRESENTATIVES PLAN GENERAL WITHDRAWAL OF FARM PRODUCTS
Washington news reports a plan for a general crop hold movement by farmers to secure production costs. A special committee was formed Thursday night to draft a plan and present it to an agricultural conference in session here. The plan aims to pressure policy through organized action by farm groups and national financial figures attended the conference.
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Washington
Settlement nears in Britain coal strike as miners edge to accept
Reports say the coal strike may end by next week with miners accepting a government text offering a two shilling wage advance through year end and future wages tied to a national board. If wages boards delay, changes depend on coal export profits, guiding a Tuesday ballot returning Wednesday. Leaders back a settlement to raise output and cap owners profits, with a 10 percent surplus profit penalty if output falls.
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Ondon
Associated Press
Fate of Wanderer in Hands of Jury
Chicago court session ends with Karl Wanderer trial reaching jury deliberation after closing arguments in a case accusing him of killing his wife unborn baby and a ragged stranger. The lengthy proceedings concluded with attorneys finishing their final remarks.
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Wanderer
Chicago
Karl Wanderer
Farmers face rail car shortage crippling crops movement
Wyoming and western Nebraska farmers face a growing crisis as railroads lack enough grain cars to move bumper crops. Elevators are glut and box cars scarce. An official of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul notes demand for freight cars would reach a million and could be cleared in three days once delivered.
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Wyoming
Nebraska
Oads
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Cheyenne
Colorado
McGraw Indicted on Rum Raid Charge in Prohibition Era
John J. McGraw manager of the New York Giants was indicted by a federal grand jury on a Volstead act violation. The action stems from statements in press reports during the Lambecu fracas about buying two bottles of whiskey at the club before the trouble.
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New York Giants
New York
John J. McGraw
Federal Grory
McGraw
Sensational charges in New York build ing graft probe
New York reports reveal allegations of bribes tied to labor leaders as the legislative committee probes the building trades council. Witnesses claim payments of 1000 to Brindell for working agreements and another 1000 linked to pressure over labor influence.
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New York
York
Associated Press
Joint Legislative Committee
William Walxer
William P. Brindell
Building Trades Council
Cil
Brindell
Arthur Green
Sho Minnten
Election Returns Shown In Lighted Display Tuesday
A community night will present election results next Tuesday using a stereopticon lantern on Acres avenue at the Carey block. Residents are invited to view the illuminated summary of national, state, and county races.
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Leader-Tribune
Bur
Acres
Carey
Air mail pilot sets new Omaha round trip time record
Air mail pilot Jack Knight completed a round trip from Cheyenne to Omaha and back in ten hours and twenty-three minutes flying DH-4 aircraft. He departed Cheyenne at 5:05 p.m. and landed Omaha at 11:40 a.m., then returned to Cheyenne arriving at 4:18 p.m. He flew with 23 pounds of mail aboard.
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Jack Knight
Air Mail
Omaha
Cheyenne
Jens
Knight Lefce Cheyet
Covah
Kansas City Women Voters Lose Registration Upon Marriage
Kansas City officials ruled that women who marry after registering must refile to vote since marrying changes their name and voter status. The decision cites that address stays the same but the registrant ceases to exist under a maiden name. The ruling stems from the case of Mrs. Louis Dessert formerly Miss Wilma Sherrer.
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Kansas City
Kansan City
Pi Mgpan
Charles
Sholler
Louis Dessert
Misa Wilma Sherrer
Relatives oppose funeral ban for Cork lord mayor remains
Relatives of the late Lord Mayor MacSwiney resisted when authorities began placing the coffin on a boat to Cork. London reports say the government forbade landing at Dublin and arranged a special steamer to Cork. Cork reports patrols raid Sinn Fein, seize papers, damage a curiosity shop and banks. In New York, the American Commission on Ireland plans a public inquiry in Washington to probe Irish conditions.
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Holy Head
Wales
Associated Press
MacSwiney
Cork
London
Dublin
Baness
Sinn Fein
New York
American Commission On
Ireland
Washington
Committee of
Ceva
Sister Mourning For MacSwiney In Japanese Convent
TOKIO October 28 A sister of the late Cork lord mayor is living in Tokio retired from the world and teaching young Japanese in a Roman Catholic convent A member of the French order the lord mayor's soul will be celebrated in the convent tomorrow
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Tokio
Cork
Open Negotiations To End Colo. Strike
Negotiations to end the Colorado strike opened today between striking miners and mine operators in two northern Colorado mines. Union officials report only four mines in the district are operating.
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Denver
Colorado
Germany agrees to pay for ships sunk at Scapa Flow
Paris reports a decision by commissions requiring Germany to deliver 275000 tons of ship pins to the allies as compensation for the sinking of the German fleet at Scapa Flow. The ruling was announced on Thursday.
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Germany
Paris
Scapa Flow
Hallowe'en Pranks Spur Local Juvenile Fine
Cheyenne youngsters eager for the festival are out in force with early Hallowe'en pranks. Three youths were arrested and fined five dollars each for premature tricks. fines suspended pending good behavior. Special police are posted to curb mischief before the real night.
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Hallowe'en
Sikiféy
Ren
Chuck
Bmbery
Nanne
Prohibition Rum Still Explodes in East Twelfth Street Shed
A shed at 205 East Twelfth Street exploded around 2 PM injuring no one, as a still and distilling equipment were found amid rubble. Police arrested Tony Lacota, router of the address, on prohibition violations. he claimed he sublet the outbuilding to an unknown man. Witnesses saw a man and woman flee the scene.
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Gomebody
No. 205
East Twelfth Street
Tony Lacota
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