British Ulster cabinet rejects Lloyd George proposals
London reports the Ulster cabinet counterproposals were rejected by British delegates in Irish peace talks. No next meeting set, talks may extend for months and aim at a tripartite arrangement with Sinn Fein. Ulster ministers claim a betrayal and resist a unified all Ireland parliament under dominion status.
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London
Lloyd George
Washington
Ulster
A. M. Andrews
Iabor
Belfast
All Ireland
Two Arrested in Bomb Plot In Lisbon
Lisbon reports two men described as communists have been arrested and charged with placing the bomb that exploded on the staircase at the American consulate on November 1. A third man, thought to have guarded outside, remains sought.
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Lisbon
Progress of Conference to Govern Fochs Tour
Col. C B Blethen says Foch may extend his American tour to the Pacific coast if feasible San Francisco Seattle and Portland would host the marshal if his itinerary allows Blethen traveled east to urge inclusion of the coast in his visit and the French delegation must authorize the visit plan
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San Francisco
Marshall Foch
Pacific Coast
C. B. Blethen
Seattle Times
Associated Press
Blethen
Seattle
East
America
Marshal Foch
Colonel Blethen
Portland
Murphy Sentenced to Six Years in Leavenworth
Chicago. Big Tim Murphy former state representative gang leader and head of the gas workers and street cleaners union was given six years in Leavenworth and fined 30000 by Judge K M Landiss for his role in planning the 360000 Dearborn station mail robbery in April.
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Chicago
Big Tim” Murphy
Gas Workers’ and Street Cleaners
Leavenworth
K. M. Landiss
Dearborn Station
Steamship San Francisco Fires Near Bermuda as Rescue Waits
The steamship San Francisco bound from Marseilles to New York caught fire about 1 000 miles southeast of New York and now heads toward Bermuda. Radio messages say the fire is spreading and the steamship Ramond Larrinaga camps nearby to assist.
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New York
San Francisco
Marseilles
Bermuda
Ramond-Larrinaga
Chicago Packing Workers Strike Halts Western Facility
Hog and cattle killing workers at Western Packing Company walked out. Dennis Lane local president of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers union says the strike was not called by union officials.
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Chicago
Western Packing Company
Dennis Lane
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers’ Union
German Peace Proclaimed by Harding
Washington President Harding signed a proclamation declaring peace with Germany just before 4 p m Monday The formality marks an end to hostilities and reopens diplomatic relations with the nation after years of conflict.
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Washington
Harding
Germany
Insular Government Budgets Exceed Revenue in Manila
The 1922 expenditures of the insular government are about 8 million dollars above revenues. The secretary of finance has ordered department heads to cut estimates to the revenue limit. Estimated expenditures total 42 million dollars while estimated revenues are just under 34 million dollars.
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Philippine
Manila
Secretary of Finance
England orders work on four ships stopped
The admiralty halted all work on the Hood type battleships, instructing firms to avoid new naval liabilities until Washington announces its stance. Contracts awarded two weeks earlier are frozen as warship construction pauses amid looming talks on naval limits.
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England
London
Admiralty
Tornado Kills Two Near Hot Springs Arkansas
A tornado 20 miles east of Hot Springs, Arkansas, killed Mrs. Jennie Walls 70 and a local justice of the peace named Lawrence as it struck near Magnet Cove and Loxedale. Several of Ed Walls' children were injured.
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Jennie Walls
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Lawrence
Magnet Cove
Loxedale
Ed Walls
Federation Plans New Gold Coin El Centro Americano
Tegucigalpa Honduras reports a decree fixing the federations monetary unit. The new gold coin will be worth a half dollar in American money and be named El Centro Americano.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Republic of the Federation of Central American Republics
Provisional Federal Council
Cornerstone laid for new Victory Memorial in Washington
The cornerstone ceremony for the Victory Memorial in Washington featured remarks by President Harding General Pershing and Admiral Coontz. The planned $10 million building at Sixth and B Streets NW is funded by Congress and already over a million dollars has been raised. The structure aims to honor Washington’s legacy by promoting learning culture and civic understanding as a national beacon.
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White House
Sixth and
B Street
Capitol
Congress
President Harding
General Pershing
Admiral Coontz
Naval Operations
Harding
George Washington
Nine Burned in N Y Tenement Fire Tragedy
A New York tenement fire left at least nine dead with five unidentified bodies found on the fifth floor and three more uniden tified victims located later. Two men and one woman were seriously injured while thirty others suffered abrasions and shock. Investigators traced the blaze to the basement as residents fled to window ledges seeking help. Post office workers across the street helped rescue many before fire crews arrived.
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New York
Jugio Slavia Refuses Allied Boundary Decree
Belgrade rejects the allied council of ambassadors boundary lines between Jugoslavia and Albania. Officials state Yugoslav troops stay within Serbia's limits while 30 000 troops are reported advancing toward the border. A note will be sent to the allies amid calls for further consultation.
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Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Council of Ambassadors
Albania
Serbia
Railroad Chiefs in Conference Chicago
Warren 8. Stone chief of the locomotive engineers W S Carter president of the locomotive firemen and enginemen Timothy Shea vice president of Carters union T Q O Cashen president of the switch men's union and other officials met in conference in Chicago. They refused to discuss the conference purpose or any link to the threatened railroad strike.
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Chicago
Warren 8. Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. 8. Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Timothy Shea
Carters’ Union
T. QO. Cashen
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Brotherhoods
Stone
Carter
Guards Nearly Match Regular Army In Enrolment
The War Department reports 132000 national guard men enrolled, nearly equal to the regular army. States push to grow guard to 222877 authorized strength, Nevada excepted, with 54 new units and 6089 men recognized in October.
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Washington
National Guard
War Department
Nevada
Gardiner Robber Identified After Phoenix Train Car Shootout
Roy Gardiner, escapee from McNeil Island, identified by fingerprints as the bandit who tried to rob a mail car on Santa Fe train No. 170 at the Atchison station. He fought clerk Herman Inderlied, was subdued by force, and told officers he acted alone while denying further details of his prison escape.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Herman Inderifed
Phoenix
Interlied
Inderlied
Rt. P. Nelson
Chicago
Ad Inderled
Inderbed
Gardner
Roy Gardner
McNeil Island
Plan Roosevelt Monument on Ancon Hill Panama
A Theodore Roosevelt monument will be erected on Ancon hill overlooking the canal. The idea, proposed by J. H A. Greiser canal zone swimming director, has been approved by authorities.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Ancon Hill
Canal
J. H A. Greiser
Canal Zone
Five Hurt in Train Wreck Near Spring City
The Suwanee Special of the Cincinnati Southern from Chicago to Jacksonville was wrecked at Spring City 65 miles north of Chattanooga. Four or five persons were reported injured but none gravely hurt.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Chicago
Jacksonville
Spring City
Chatanooga
Dresel Nominated as Charge d Affaires to Germany
Loring Dresel of Boston has been nominated by President Harding to be charge d affaires to Germany. Dresel has served as American commissioner to Germany and is now in Berlin.
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Loring Dresel
Boston
Harding
Germany
Dresel
Two Elevated Trains Collide Wrecking Five Cars Each
Chicago reports a year end collision on the Oak Park line at Crawford avenue station injuring 25 people, two fatally. Motorman Frank R Doyle, 43, says he did all possible to stop the second train. Firemen freed victims including 85 year old Patrick McGuire who assisted rescuers. Three coaches destroyed. Passengers Louise Brady Julius Berlin and Dr Clump hospitalized.
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Crawford” Avenue
Oak Park
Frank R. Doyle
Patrick McGuire
McGuire
Crawford Avenue
Louise
Brady
Julius Berlin
Clump
Colorado Miners Strike Sparks Partial Work Attendance
Colorado Fuel and Iron reports miners reporting to Las Animas and Huerfano counties amid a 30 percent wage cut. In Canon City full force at mines, Crested Butte sees sympathy strike with few workers. Union president John P. McLennan from Trinidad says most miners obeyed the strike order and are out, except those collecting tools.
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Denver
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Las Animas
Huerfano
Huerfano County
Canon City
Crested Buttes
Crested Butte
John P. McLennan
United Mine Workers of America
Trinidad
Lennan
Railroads forecast dramatic freight cuts tied to wage scale
Officials of the Association of Railroad Executives say another 3 billion dollars in freight rate reductions would go into effect if the railroad labor board agrees to a lower wage scale. This follows a plan for a 10 percent rate cut on all farm products to begin immediately.
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New York
The
Association ‘of Railway
Railroad Labor Board
Sympathetic Striker Suspension Planned in Kansas
Alexander Howat former Kan-828 district miners' union leader and aides were expelled from the United Mine Workers. Van A. Bittner of the Industrial union said he would suspend about 4,000 strikers who did not return to work after Howat and district VP August Dorehy were jailed for violating the Kansas industrial court law.
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Alexander Howat
United Mine Workers of America
van A. Bittner
Industrial’ Union
Howat
August’ Dorehy
Kansas
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