Premier Hara of Japan Fatally Stabbed at Tokio Station
News reaches the United States that Japanese Premier Hara is fatally stabbed in Tokyo. Officials and delegates at the Washington conference react with shock as government figures had reported threatening letters before departure. The incident follows rising tensions between military and civilian power in Japan.
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Yokio
Tlara
Tokio
Washington
Lara
Japan
State Department
United States
Armament and Far Eastern Conference
Hughes
White House
Soklo
Prince Tokugawa
M. Hara
the Lloyd George
Empire
Tie
World Wheat Crop For 1921 Exceeds 1920 Output
Washington reports the 29 leading wheat growing nations excluding Russia produced 2,852,825,000 bushels in 1921, about 190,000,000 more than 1920. For 1922, sowing conditions look favorable in Canada and the United States except drought areas, with Europe, Australia, India, South Africa and China showing varied prospects and moisture impacts.
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Washington
Tussia
Department of Agriculture
Canada
Far West
United States
Europe
France
Australia
Argentina
India
South Africa
China
Pershing Guests 30th Division Reunion in Nashville
Former members of the thirtieth division gathered in Nashville with Gen. John J Pershing as the principal guest. Twelve congressional medals for distinguished service in the war were awarded to thirtieth division members. eight living veterans attended as honor guests.
First Brewery Permits Approved in Washington
Prohibition Commissioner Hayes approved the first two applications for medicinal beer permits Friday under the new treasury rule. Joseph Schlitz of Milwaukee and Piel Brothers of New York requested licenses to manufacture and sell medicinal beer, with permits to be forwarded promptly. Physicians and druggists must obtain new permits before prescriptions and sales can begin.
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Washington
Hayes
Treasury
Joseph Schlitz
Milwaukee
Piel Brothers
New York
Miners Strike Spreads to Nation's Coal Fields
Indianapolis reports 20 000 workers in Indiana coal fields walk out as 800 mines halt operations amid union calls for nationwide action. Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators' Association cites contract ties to federal court decisions and disputes whether injunction breaches violate wage agreements.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Terre Haute
Anderson
TP. H. Penna
Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association
John L. Lewis
Four Hundred Marion Miners Refuse Work Over Union Dues
Four hundred miners of the Marion County Coal company refused to work Wednesday awaiting a definite decision on the union check off method of collecting dues by operators. The federal court at Indianapolis had enjoined the practice.
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Centralia
Marion County Coal Company
Indianapolis
Iowa Miners Threaten Strike Over Check-Off Change
John Gay secretary of the United Mine Workers thirteenth district warns a general strike in Iowa if operators end the union check-off. He says Iowa miners will resist any contract change effective until April 1 next year.
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Albia
Iowa
John Gay
United Mine Workers of the Thirteenth District
Unknown Hero Dead Honored in Rome Ceremony
Italy paid solemn reverence to its unknown soldier as the body arrived in Rome on a gun carriage. The casket was taken to the church of Santa Maria Degli Angeli for state viewing before burial at the altar of the country under the Victor Emmanuel monument. An escort of honor included about twenty decorated veterans armed with gold medals for valor.
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Rome
Italy
Santa Maria Degli Angeli
Victor Emanuel
Tax Beer to Pay Bonus Bill Faces Congress
Representative Brennan of Michigan drafts a bill to legalize beer and light wines with a 4 percent tax to fund a soldiers bonus. It will be sent to Congress after the American Legion convention in Kansas City acts on the bonus issue.
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Washington
Brennan
Michigan
Congress
American Legion
Kansas City
Calvin Coolidge
Tilarding
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Schumann-Heink
John G Emery
Alort
Emery
Legion
Red Cross
Ttaly
Armando Vittorio Diaz
General Diaz
Armistice Day Legal Holiday in Washington
Armistice day to be observed nationwide on November 11 in honor of the unknown soldier to be buried that day at Arlington. The declaration marks Armistice Day as a legal holiday with official observances nationwide.
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Washington
America
Arlington
Townley Begins 90 Day Jail Term In Minnesota
Jackson Minnesota reports A Townley president of the National Nonpartisan league is due to surrender to serve a 90 day jail sentence for conviction on a charge of violating the state sedition law.
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Townley
Jackson
Minn
National Nonpartisan League
President Harding Celebrates 56th Birthday
Washington report notes President Harding turned 56 on Wednesday but did not declare a holiday. He arrived at the executive offices at the usual hour, continuing his routine.
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Washington
Harding
Rank of Ambassador for American Delegates at Armament Conference
Washington reports President Harding designated the American delegates as ambassadors for the upcoming armament limitation conference and Pacific and Far Eastern questions. Preparations began in earnest with a State Department meeting and expected adviser reports on the conference agenda.
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Washington
Harding
United States
State Department
Famous Dock Builder Died in San Francisco
Howard Carleton Holmes aged 67, noted dock builder and civil engineer who designed the Union Ferry building in San Francisco and cable railways in Spokane Seattle and Portland, died Sunday after weeks of illness. Born in Nantucket, he planned Boston floating docks in 1904 and the Canadian drydock at Victoria. He is survived by his widow Mrs Josephine Bauer Holmes.
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San Francisco
Howard Carleton Holmes
Union Ferry
Cable Railways
Spokane
Portland
Madison Street Railway
Seattle
Holmes
Boston
Victoria
Nantucket
Mass
Josephine Bauer Holmes
Irish Prison Break Daring Escape From Mountjoy
Four Irish women political prisoners at Mount Joy Dublin escaped Monday night using a rope ladder to scale the wall and descend a steel embankment. One escapee, nurse Tinda Kears, was serving a 10 year term.
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Dublin
Mount Joy
Tinda Kears
Mount Jovy
Two Killed When Planes Crash in Navy Collision
San Diego reports Lieut Winthrop Blackwell was instantly killed and Lieut Daniel Tomlinson suffered both arms broken after two navy combat aircraft collided Monday morning.
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San Diego
Winthrop
Blackwell
Daniel W. Tomlinson
Navy
Arctic Explorer William Speirs Bruce Dies
William Speirs Bruce, noted Arctic explorer and author, has died, as announced in Eldenburgh. His voyages and writings shaped polar exploration scholarship.
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Arctic Explorer
Eldenburgh
William Speirs Bruca
Railway Can Issue Stock In Oregon Debt Payoff
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Valley and Siletz Railroad to issue 700000 dollars in capital stock to retire funded debts in Oregon. Washington permission noted in the action.
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Railway
Washington
Valley & Siletz Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oregon
Germany Granted 15 Day Extension on Reparations Payment
The reparations commission has granted Germany a 15 day extension on the first installment of 500 million gold marks from the second billion in reparations payments. The due date was November 35.
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Germany
Paris
Reparations Commission
Watson Presents Letters to Substantiate Charges
Washington report on Senator Watson admitting letters and telegrams alleging wartime executions of American soldiers without trial. He presented documents in the senate, clashed with colleagues, and claimed officers had men shot without trial while warning of proof to the contrary.
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Watson
Georgia
Washington
Senate
Arn
Philadelphia
Coolidge
Senator Watson
Exiled Hungarian Royals Ousted by Assembly Vote
Budapest acts to dethrone former Emperor Charles and oust the Hapsburg dynasty. Prime Minister Count Stefan Bethlen introduced the measure in the assembly, with debates expected to last at least two days.
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Budapest
Charles
Hapsburg Dynasty
Hungary
National Assembly
Stefan Bethlen
Haapsburg Dethronement Seen Inadequate in Austria Press
Austrian and Little Entente presses condemn the Hungary dethronement act for not excluding ex king Charles and other Hapsburgs from kingship. They warn that neither Czecho Slovakia nor Yugoslavia will demobilize.
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Vienna
Haapsburg
Hungary
Austria
Httle
Jugo-Slav government seeks Trianon execution and disarmament
A Belgrade dispatch reports that the Jugo-Slav government demands full execution of the Trianon treaty with Hungary and indemnification for calling Jugo-Slav soldiers to service. It also calls for complete disarmament of Hungary under a control commission led by a Jugo-Slav member.
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Paris
Hungary
Jugo-Slavv
Belgrade
Senate Rejects Smoot Sales Tax Plan
Washington reports the Smoot proposal for a half percent tax on gross sales over 6000 a year was rejected by the senate 46 to 25. Support came from Republicans while Democrats along with 22 Republicans opposed. the move ends attempts to add a sales tax to the revenue revision bill.
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Washington
Senate
Mother and Children Die in Toledo Fire
A mother Mrs Greenburg and her four children Eva 15 Anna 18 Leah 9 and David 6 were burned to death when fire destroyed the Wolfe Greenburg fruit store and apartment in Toledo Ohio.
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Toledo
Ohio
Wolfe Greenburg
Mrs. Greenburg
Eva
Anna
Leah
David
Robbers Make 30000 Haul From Shapiro Diamonds
In St Paul two men lured assistant manager L H Deeny as he left home and forced him to drive to A I Shapiro & Sons store. A pistol was pressed to him and the safe opened to deliver diamonds worth about 30000.
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St. Paul
A. I. Shapiro & Sons
L. H. Deeny
Deeny
Bomb damages American Consulate in Lisbon
A bomb exploded on the staircase of the American consulate in Lisbon but caused no injuries or major damage. Police link the act to Sacco and Vanzetti protests in Massachusetts. The blast occurred as the consul exited after nudging the device with his foot. A nearby note claimed the protest targeted the Sacco Vanzetti case.
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Lisbon
Sacco
Vanzetti
Massachusetts
Sacco-Vanzetti
Bomb explosion confirmed in Lisbon by U S consul
Consul General Hollis confirms a bomb blast in Lisbon with only trifling damage to the building. The Portuguese government is energetically investigating and will try to apprehend those responsible.
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Washington
Hollis
Lisbon
Local threats tied to Sacco-Vanzetti case surface in Peru
The American embassy in Lima reports a communication said to be from local Sacco-Vanzetti sympathizers. It warns that if the two men are executed, Peru will suffer consequences in lives.
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Lima
Peru
Sacco-Vanzetti
Amendments Beaten In N D Election
Fargo authorities report that all proposed amendments and laws were defeated in unofficial returns. Independent candidates for governor attorney general and agriculture and labor won by margins from about 4 000 to 7 000, while the liquor liquidation measure for the state bank of North Dakota failed.
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N. D
Fargo
North Dakota
I T
Yards Added to U S Control list of stockyards
Supplementary list under the Packers Stockyards Act includes El Paso Union Stockyards company El Paso Texas L and N stockyards Montgomery Alabama Union Stockyards company Montgomery Ala Sioux Falls Stockyards company Sioux Falls South Dakota Interstate Stockyards company Toledo Ohio Toledo Union Stockyards company Toledo Ohio newly designated to come within Agriculture Department jurisdiction.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Packers Stockyards Act
Wallace
el Paso Union Stockyards Company
el Paso
Texas
L. and N
Montgomery
Alabama
Union Stockyards Company
Ala
Sioux Falls Stockyards Company
Sioux Falls
S. D
Interstate Stockyards Company
Toledo
Ohio
Toledo Union Stockyards Company
Prominent Financier Charles H. Anthony Dies in Munice
Charles H. Anthony aged 68 prominent financier of Munice Indiana and noted horseman died here Monday night surrounded by friends. His passing removes a leading civic figure and longtime patron of local racing activities.
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Munice
Ind
Charles H. Anthony
Wheat Hits 1921 Low in Chicago Market Tumble
Wheat and oats fell sharply on Tuesday with wheat futures down about six cents per bushel. May futures slipped to 1.0834 while the previous close was 1.125 and 1.12% Monday. Weak demand and a larger world crop estimate weighed on buyers.
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Chicago
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