Greek Chamber backs Coundouriotis for provisional government
The Greek Chamber of Deputies approves Admiral P Coundouriotis as head of a provisional government to steer Greece toward joining the Entente in World War I. The move follows the earlier proclamation by Venizelos and shifts power away from the king. Coundouriotis, a former navy chief, helped set the wartime framework and later served as minister.
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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 as Greek King With Venizelos Backing
Athens dispatches report Prince Paul son of former King Constantine and brother of the late King Alexander has been chosen to succeed Alexander. Venizelos virtually selected him by granting the okeh of Premier Venizelos, since no successor could be considered without his approval. The upper photo shows Venizelos and the prince’s confidant.
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Prince Paul
Constantine
Greece
Alexander
Athens
C. EK
Venizelos
Okeh
Paul
Ranch Employee Shot Through by Rifle at John Ody Ranch
John A. McDonald, employed at the John Ody ranch in IDEA Wyoming, was critically wounded in a gun accident at the ranch. McDonald was cleaning a rifle when it discharged, the bullet entering his stomach and exiting his back, and he was rushed to Bishop hospital in critical condition.
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Idea
Wyo
John A
John Ody
Bishop Hospital
McDonald
Fractured OCR Confusion Over Federal Agent Statement
A garbled report from Washington alleges a denial of an exit by a federal agent. It mentions A L Dalry Mo and Commissioner illicms of the revenue bureau and references Indiana Illinois and other states with unnamed officials, noting Jessie was not commenting.
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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 October 28 plan to stage a general crop hold movement until prices cover production costs is discussed at an agricultural conference. A special committee is to report soon with proposed measures. The session includes figures connected to farm organizations and discussions involving government officials.
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Washington
Settlement nears in Britain strike as miners vote
The Associated Press reports Britain edges toward ending the coal strike. Miners likely accept government terms: two shillings advance until year end, future wages set by a national wages board, with interim changes tied to profits or coal exports. Leaders push a settlement to cover all coal interests.
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Ondon
Associated Press
Fate of Wanderer in Hands of Jury
Karl Wanderer stands for trial in Chicago on a charge of slaying his wife an unborn baby and a ragged stranger. The case has stretched for days with concluding arguments delivered late tonight as the jury retires to decide.
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Chicago
Karl Wanderer
Farmers Face Railcar Shortage Crises Across Plains
Wyoming and western Nebraska farmers face a growing crisis as railroads struggle to supply grain cars. Elevators are full of wheat and other crops with box cars scarce, limiting movement despite railroads’ efforts. An official from the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul notes a potential need for a million freight cars to clear crops and large potato harvests.
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Wyoming
Nebraska
Oads
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Cheyenne
Colorado
McGraw Indicted in Volstead Case After Club Whiskey Claim
New York Giants manager John J. McGraw was indicted by a federal grand jury on Volstead Act charges. The case stems from press reports quoting him about buying two bottles of whiskey at his club before a reported Lambecu fracas, risking up to a $500 fine.
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New York Giants
New York
John J. McGraw
Federal Grory
McGraw
Sensational Charges of Rotten ness in Building Manipulation
The joint legislative committee probing the building ties inquiry adjourned to November 4 after further sensational testimony. William Walxer said he paid 1000 to William Brindell for a working agreement with the Building Trades council and another 1000 for refusing to reveal 25000. Jacob Fradow claimed labor leaders ruined his business after similar payments. Charles Wallas testified his 400000 annual work dwindled to 1000 jobs due to Brindell’s men. The hearing referenced an April 16 meeting and ongoing investigations.
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York
Associated Press
Joint Legislative Committee
William Walxer
William P. Brindell
Building Trades Council
Cil
Brindell
Arthur Green
Sho Minnten
Election Returns Shown By Light Tonight at Carey Block
Luminated news of election results will be displayed Tuesday night in letters of light on a screen at the Carey block. People are invited to join as national state and county results are illuminated for the audience on Acres avenue.
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Leader-Tribune
Bur
Acres
Carey
Air mail pilot sets round trip time record to Omaha and back
Pilot Jack Knight flies DH-4 ships numbers 175 and 170 on a record round trip from Cheyenne to Omaha and return. Departed Cheyenne at 5:05 p.m. and landed at 11:40 a.m. the next day after a 10 hour 23 minute flight with 23 pounds of mail. Knight then left Omaha for Cheyenne and completed the schedule in a new ship.
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Omaha
Jack Knight
Air Mail
Cheyenne
Jens
Knight Lefce Cheyet
Covah
Kansas City Woman Voter Rule Alters Registration
Kansas City officials ruled that women who marry after registering lose their voter status under their maiden names until reregistered. Commissioner Charles Mection cited name changes as the cause, affecting 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 order to forbid Dublin funeral
In Dublin relatives of the late Lord Mayor MacSwiney resisted as authorities moved to place the coffin on a boat to Cork after a clash at the coffin. London reported the government barred landing the body in Dublin and sent a special steamer to Cork. In Cork milit a raided Sinn Fein club after curfew, seizing papers and breaking a curios shop window. The American Commission on Ireland planned a Washington meeting to discuss public inquiry into Ireland.
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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 lord mayor of Cork lives 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 begin
Denver October 28 Union officials said talks opened today between striking miners and operators at two northern Colorado mines in an effort to settle the strike started this morning. Only four mines in the district remain in operation.
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Denver
Colorado
Germany Pays Dearly for Scapa Flow Sinking
Paris reports that on Thursday a commission ordered Germany to deliver 275000 tons of ship pins to the Allies as compensation for the sinking of the German fleet at Scapa Flow.
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Germany
Paris
Scapa Flow
Hallowe en Pranks See Youths Fined in Cheyenne
Cheyenne youths faced fines after premature Hallowe en pranks. Three teens were arrested Thursday and each fined five dollars with fines suspended on good behavior. Special police are guarding streets as Halloween nears. authorities promise stricter action for early mischief.
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Bmbery
Nanne
Distillery Blast Strikes Rear Shed in South Cheyenne
A blast at 205 East Twelfth street caused wreckage and distilling gear to spill from a shed. A man named Tony Lacota, router of the property, is jailed for prohibition violations as officers investigate the explosive incident and a fleeing couple.
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Gomebody
No. 205
East Twelfth Street
Tony Lacota
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