Former Postal Employee To Face Theft Charge
John Haanstra former mail piler at an Oakland rail station was scheduled for a preliminary hearing in Seattle on a robbery charge tied to a mail sack with 150000 dollars in bonds and securities stolen at Sacramento last May 19 He would be moved to California for trial as federal authorities traced him north from California.
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Yanks Win Fifth Game Over Giants 8 to 1
The New York Yankees defeated the New York Giants 8 to 1 as Trout starred for the American League champions. Meusel and Pipp broke up Giants rallies, while Ruth hit a ninth inning home run. Saturday’s game was rained out and Sunday the Giants won 4 to 2.
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England Refuses America's Decoration Paris Ceremony Delay
American troops once on guard in Paris for a planned ceremony in Westminster Abbey have returned to Coblenz. General Pershing will not travel to London due to the British war office failing to fix a date for the congressional medal of honor ceremony honoring the British unknown soldier.
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England
Tax Amendments Approved by Senate Finance Committee
Washington. Senate finance committee approved amendments to the tax bill on Monday. The changes repeal all transportation taxes including pipeline and parcel taxes at 50 percent, and increase estate taxes. The panel also kept the corporate capital stock tax and repealed the $2,000 exemption for corporations with incomes over $22,000.
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Rail executives press for voluntary freight rate cuts
Washington report says railroad executives, led by T Dewitt Cuyler and Samuel Rea, pressed President Harding and Senator Cummins for voluntary rate reductions ahead of an October Chicago meeting. They urged shifting wage fixing from the labor board to the Interstate Commerce Commission, possibly via congressional amendment, to support rate cuts.
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One Arrest Made in Canadian Mail Robbery Case
Detroit police report one man, Carl Grece, 34, arrested on a U S code violation connected to a Canadian mail wagon robbery. Four bandits seized 26 pouches, two with registered items, no suspects identified, no pouch trace found, $2000 reward offered.
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Double of victim nearly served on Dennis Russell jury
In Roseburg Oregon Dr R M Brumfield narrowly avoided a juror look alike from the victim Dennis Russell. Venireman Robert J Teague was nearly seated but was excused after saying he would not vote for the death sentence.
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Pershing Accepts British Invitation to Medal Event
General Pershing has accepted Britain's invitation to help present the confessional medal of honor to the Unknown Warrior of Britain at Westminster Abbey. The ceremony likely on October 17. A telegram exchange with the British embassy in London is considered closed with Pershing amiable, after meeting Sir Milne Cheetham who explained the delay was a mistake.
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London
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British Officials Criticized Over Pershing Medal Delay
London papers discuss the postponed invitation to General Pershing to lay the American Congressional Medal on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Westminster Abbey. They note the official explanation and favorable American coverage, while The Times condemns British officials for bureaucratic muddling and evasion of responsibility.
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Will Select Soldier in Chalons Funeral Rites
Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen will pick the unknown soldier at Chalons on October 24 and escort to Havre. A guard of honor of NCOs who served in France will lead, with six war service privates as pallbearers. The Olympia will sail with the body.
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United States
Giants Take Lead Over Yankees In Series Games
At Polo Grounds New York the Giants edged the Yankees 2 to 1 in a tense pitchers duel. Douglas secured the win over Mays as Ward's seventh inning error and Snyder's two-base hit produced the decisive runs. Series stands Giants 4 Yankees 3.
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Women Voters to Attend School at Yale This Month
Connecticut women will attend a week long intensive citizenship course at Yale University starting October 24. Yale professors will teach with instructors from the university. Sponsored by the Connecticut League of Women Voters under Miss Mabel C Washburn, this first program may lead to future sessions.
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Connecticut League of Women Voters
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Communists Demonstrate Before US Embassy in Rome
A crowd of communist protesters in Rome gathered outside the American Embassy to denounce the Massachusetts court ruling that sentenced two Italians to death for first degree murder. Police dispersed the mob, making 100 arrests.
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Massachusetts
Meat Workers Favor Strike Vote in Chicago
In Chicago 15 000 votes were counted and 85 percent of packing house workers favored authorizing the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen to call a strike if needed. The vote followed a Saturday ballot on the union executive committee's authority.
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Packing House
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North America
Jury Acquits Marian McArdle in Murder Case
Marian McArdle 20 daughter of Eva Kathrine Kaher was found not guilty of complicity in the murder of her stepfather Daniel Kaher by a Cleveland jury Wednesday.
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Six Men Escape Casper County Jail
Six inmates escaped Casper Wyoming county jail Tuesday night by sawing bars. Two were recaptured in the business district while four remain at large including L. B. Nicholson serving for second degree murder and Robert Morton held on grand larceny charges.
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Railroads Urged to Restore Piece Work as Wage Talks Open
The U S railroad labor board authorized negotiations with unions to restore piece work barred by shop crafts deals. Officials urged temporary 10 percent freight-rate cuts for farm products to aid agriculture while wage talks continue. Union leaders warned of possible regional strikes. Warren S. Stone seeks a conference with executives for six big unions.
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United States Railroad Labor Board
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Labor Board Decision Sparks Rail Crisis And Reform Debates
The national unemployment conference adjourned sine die after split views on economic readjustment. The manufacturers' committee urged repeal of the Adamson eight hour law and swift funding of railroad obligations, while Samuel Gompers warned against any wage cuts.
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National Conference of Unemployment
Manufacturers’ Committee
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Youngstown
Ohio
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Congress
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Death of Senator Knox Sparks Nation Mourning
Washington reports expressions of regret in all walks of life as Senator Knox of Pennsylvania dies at home after a paralytic stroke. Senate and House adjourn in tribute. flags at half mast. Funeral plans set for Washington and Valley Forge services.
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Giants Win World Series In 1 0 Shutout Of Yankees
The Giants clinched the 1921 World Series by beating the Yankees 1 to 0 in the decisive game. Nehf pitched for New York and held the American Leaguers to no runs while Hoyt faltered early, Peckinpaugh committing an error that produced the lone Giants run. Giants won the series five games to three.
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Yankees
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Dirigible Wreck in Hampton Roads Near Newport News
A Langley field dirigible was wrecked in Hampton Roads about 10:30 p.m. Thursday with three men aboard. Two jumped as the craft descended, a third remained as the wind drove the gas bag along the water. A harbor tug crew rescued the lone survivor off Old Point. The air ship is likely a total loss.
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Hampton Roads
Old Point
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Armistice Day Observances Planned by Episcopal Churches
New York November 11 Armistice day will be observed by special services in all Episcopal churches worldwide. Special prayers will mark the military armament conference opening in Washington. Sunday, November 13, will also be set aside for similar services.
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Washington
German Money at Lowest Ebb in New York Market
The New York German exchange hit a historic low quotation Thursday at 70.04 cents per 10 marks, following a prior record of 78 cents set last week as the deutsche mark weakened.
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Arbuckle Pleads Not Guilty in Rappe Case
Hollywood star Roscoe C. Arbuckle entered a not guilty plea to manslaughter over Virginia Rappe's death. His trial was set for November 7 in San Francisco.
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Iatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Mahoney Sentenced to Hang for Murder of Wife
James F. Mahoney, convicted of first degree murder in Seattle for slaying his elderly wife Kate M. Mahoney and burying her body in a trunk in Lake Union, was sentenced Friday to be hanged on January 6 at the state penitentiary in Walla Walla Washington.
Pearce Sails for America as Australian Delegate
George Foster Pearce minister of defense and Australia’s delegate to the Washington conference sailed for America on Thursday.
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