Wrangel's Army Faces Grave Threat in Crimea
Paris reports confirm the critical danger to General Baron Wrangel head of anti Soviet forces in South Russia as Bolsheviks seize Perekop and surrounding isthmus. French officials fear his existence in the Crimea may be endangered and question further aid from France or other allies.
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Paris
Baron Wrangell
Russia
Foreign Office
Perekop
General Wrangel
Crimea
France
Wrangel
General Wrangel Reaches Bold Telegram Amid Siege News
Constantinople reports General Baron Wrangel messages his forces are fighting hard in full hope as Bolshevik advances press Crimea. Baroness Wrangel, keeping vigil, seeks the truth about the crisis from the front lines and the war’s grim developments.
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Wrangell
Constantinople
Baron Wrangel
Crimean Peninsula
Russia
Baroness Wroengel
Judge Manson Sentences Doctor to Three Days Jail in Covington
In Covington Police Court Judge Lew Manson fined Dr F T Adams 50 dollars and ordered three days in jail for reckless driving after a rear end collision with Maurice Kemper and C C Herrick. Adams may appeal to the Kenton Circuit Court and has one day to arrange his affairs.
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Lew Manson
Covington
F. T. Adams
Southern Avenue
Latonia
Adams
Kemper
Dr. Adams
Scott Street
Kenton
Boy Dies After Being Hit by Car in Price Hill
Arthur Meyer eight dies from injuries after running in front of a car at the Warsaw and Elberon avenues intersection in Price Hill. Driver Havers of 4653 Glenway avenue is said to be blameless. The boy was returning from Whittier School when the accident occurred. He died hours after arrival at General Hospital.
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Warsaw
Elberon Avenues
Price Hill
Arthur Meyer
Considine Avenue
General Hospital
Csset Havers
Glenway Avenue
Meyer
Whittier School
Clarence Beckley
Irmy
Old Stuyvesant Grants Dug Up In Inland Case
New York records of land grants by Peter Stuyvesant were presented in a case seeking title to a Hudson River side stretch along Manhattan now used as a right of way by the New York Central Railroad. The eight mile strip from Seventy-second Street to Spuyten Duyvil is claimed by the city under the Dongan charter as vacant and unappropriated land. The trial in State Supreme Court resumed after a recess and adjourned to Monday.
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New York
Lami
Peter Stuyvesant
Hudson River
Manhattan Island
New York Central Railroad
Seventy-second Street
Spuyten Duyvil
Dongan
State Supreme Court
Weil shoots self after family threat at Camp Washington home
Frank Weil, 40, a former city firefighter of 1007 Marshall Avenue, threatened his wife and children with cartridges and a revolver after returning home. Police found him unconscious in a blood pool. he was rushed to General Hospital where doctors feared he would die. Weil had suffered ill health and expressed being tired of life.
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Frank Weil
Marshall Avenue
Camp Washington
Charles Bell
James Walsh
Weil
General Hospital
Resignations Hit Cincinnati Police After Election
Three more resignations join two earlier cuts in the Cincinnati Police Department, bringing total changes to five since the first “thorough house cleaning” hint. The resignations by Stephen Exel Clifford Kellerman and Frank Weber take effect immediately, while Jos eph Heeman’s dismissal over soliciting votes triggers an appeal to the Civil Service Commission.
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Cincinnati
Charles E. Tudor
Mr. Tudor
Stephen B. Exel
Tenth
Clifford S. Kellerman
Frank J. Weber
Tudor
Policemen's Welfare Association
Joseph Heeman
Poiceman
Civil Service Commission
Canton Murder Case Goes to Supreme Court
Columbus Nov 5 The case of Dick Howell alleged Canton murderer awaiting electrocution December 3 is reviewed in a petition filed in the Supreme Court today Howell was charged with killing Anthony Om in Canton December 4 1919.
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Columbus
Dick Howell
Canton
Supreme Court
Howell
Anthony Om
Building Trust Inquiry Seizes Key Suspects in New York
Bench warrants issued for three indicted figures as the grand jury probes a national building trust. George Backer, millionaire builder, faces $25 000 bond with possible higher terms. Robert P. Brindell and others seek counsel as investigations widen. Witnesses allege a country wide cartel over stone and construction trades.
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George Bacher
New York
George Backer
Criminal Arts Building
Backer
Samuel Untermeyer
Criminal Courts
Mr. Untermeyer
Stanley Richter
Robert S. Johnstone
Tomorow
Robert P. Brindell
Building Trades Council
King
Richter
Johnstone
Johnstone A
Grand Jury
Service of Information Supply
Joint Legislative Committee
United States
National Association of Stone Cutters
Celder
Walter Melton
Melton
Eleven Arrests In East Liverpool Dry Law Raid
East Liverpool Ohio police arrested eleven men on prohibition violation charges. Included were owners of nine soft drink shops, a lodge steward, and a former brewery manager Ambrose Webber of Crockery City Ice and Products. Walter Jackson pled guilty and paid 300 dollars. others posted 300-dollar bonds for November 16 trial.
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East Liverpool
T. S. Evans
Columbus
Ambrose Webber
Crockery City Ice and Products Company
Walter Jackson
Yeggs Escape In Racer At 70 MPH
Thieves robbed William Tiechner Clothing store on La Grange street of 2800 dollars in goods and fled along the Dixie Highway. A pursuing Toledo police car could only reach about 35 miles per hour, far slower than the robbers who sped away at seventy miles an hour.
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Toledo, CO
William Tiechner
la Grange Street
Dixie Highway
Jailer Wins County Judge Race While In Jail In Kentucky
Whitesburg jailer Fess Whitaker defeated Judge Stephen Combs Jr. for county judge by over a thousand votes while Whitaker was serving a six month sentence for attacking county officers. Whitaker escaped jail once and was recaptured before the election. Gov Morrow refused pardons.
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Whitesburg
Kentucky
Fess Whitaker
Stephen Combs, Jr
Whitaker
Judge Combs
Morrow
Willys-Overland Plant in Toledo to Close for Inventory
The Willys-Overland plant in Toledo will shut down tomorrow for inventory and remain closed indefinitely. About 3,000 workers were on site when announced, with prior summer 1919 labor trouble having involved over 16,000 employees. The move follows several recent reductions tied to weak auto market conditions.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Willys-Overland Automobile
C. A. Earl
Overland
The
Monon Shops to Cut 150 Jobs at Lafayette Locomotive Dept
Lafayette Ind Nov 5 Notices posted at Monon Railroad Shops announce a 25 percent reduction in the locomotive department workforce effective November 10. This is the second cut since September and will put 150 men out of work.
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Lafayette
Ind
Monon
Locomotive Department
Coal Industry Warned to Cut Prices by December 6
U S Senators Calder and Edge warned the coal industry to reform and lower prices by December 6 or face a bill for strict industry control. They cited admissions by industry leaders and officials, and said government action may be necessary if profits remain excessive.
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Calder
Edge
New York
United States
William M. Calder
W. E. Edge
Senate Committee On Reconstruction
D. B. Wentz
National Coal Association
Clyde B. Aitchison
Interstate Commerce Committee
Daniel Willard
Fire destroys Starrs mill and suspected stock poisoning
Lancaster Ohio November 5 investigation into a blaze that leveled the Starr saw mill at Laurelville last night and the alleged wholesale poisoning of the mill owner’s stock. Bloodhounds have been sent and Starr blames enemies.
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Lancaster, O
Starr
Laurelville
Toledo Hold-Up Steals From Grocery. Customer Targeted
A hold-up in Toledo last night forcedHenry Keller a grocer to surrender the cash register contents and took fifty cents from a woman customer who entered during the robbery.
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Toledo
Henry Keller
Harding Plans Toll Exemption Review for U S Ships
San Francisco November 5 The Executive Committee of the Japanese Association of America calls a November 15 meeting to decide how to respond to California's new anti alien property law and possible injunctions. The group represents about 60 000 Japanese in the region. A House committee also meets November 15 to prepare a final report on the Japanese land issue for Congress.
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San Francisco
Japanese Association of America
California
Utah
Nevada
Colorado
K. Kanzaki
House of Representatives
West
Congress
Japan to protest California land law clashes with treaty rights
Tokyo reports Japan will lodge a protest in Washington after California voters approve the land law, citing conflicts with treaty rights. The Hochi Shimbun notes Shidehara and Colley say Japan will halt immigration unless the U S offers equal treatment to Japanese in America. Marquis Obama links Governor Cox defeat to the League of Nations amid tariff worries.
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Tokyo
Associated Press
California
Washington
Yoruzu Choho
Foreign Office
Hochi Shimbun
M. Shidehara
Aebassador
Colley
Japan
United States
America
Cox
Marquis Obama
League of Nations
Millionaire storehouse chief arrested in grand larceny case
Adolf Pricken, head of a Manhattan chain capitalized at 725000, was arrested in Brooklyn on grand larceny charges with 50000 bail. District Attorney Lewis said investments may exceed 500000 with promised 50 percent dividends. Pricken, a former inmate, claimed to be a millionaire and denied Ponzi schemes.
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New York
Adolf Pricken
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Lewis
Kings County
St Paul
Minn
Pricken
Maine
Kings County Grand Jury
West Ninety-eighth Street
Pennsylvania
Montrose
N. Y
Peter P. Smith
Smith
Harding Declines Wilsons Offer Of Battleship Trip
President elect Harding plans a vacation voyage on a passenger steamer to Pt Isabel Texas and New Orleans with guests. He declined President Wilsons offer of a battleship for the Panama Canal voyage, opting to sail on the liner after adjusting sailing plans. He will hold informal conferences with eminent foreign relations figures during his trip and after returning to Marion in December.
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Harding
Wilson
Associated Press
Marion, CO
Association of Nations
Maron
Mr. Harding
Senator Harding
Will H. Hays
Coolidge
Pt. Isabel
Tex
Harry M. Daugherty
Panama Canal Zone
Daniels
Galveston
New Orleans
Isabel
J. Harding
Marion
League of Versailles
Senate
Lodgesachusetts
Irs
Knoxylvania
Johnson
California
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Cox Declines to Yield in Principle in Post-Election Statement
Governor Cox declares he is proud as when the fight started and will not retreat or yield a jot in principle. He argues the Republican victory places policy with the new majority while affirming commitment to Jeffersonian ideals and democratic unity amid national emergency.
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Cox
Columbus
James M. Cox
Thomas Jefferson
Hold-Up Staged By Youthful Robber As Woman Looks On
Richard Gambrall of 549 East Fifth Street was robbed at Fifth and Lagwrence streets by a masked youth who also matched the description of the assailant who shot Dr. Edward Niesen of 1344 Broadway last Thursday midnight. The thief took $70 and a gold watch, fled into an alley, and was seen by a man and a woman who offered no help.
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Richard Gambrall
East Fifth Street
Fifth
Lagwrence Streets
Edward Niesen
Broadway
Dr. Niesen
Gamdrall
Mr. Gamdrall
Reintroduce Bonus Bill Aims for Postal Workers Pay
Representative A B Rouse of Burlington and Judge John M Lassing of Covington visited Washington to push a temporary $200 yearly bonus for postal employees. He serves on the Post Office Committee and plans to reintroduce the measure when Congress meets, arguing the re classification law shortchanges workers.
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Washington
A B. Rouse
Burlington
John M. Lassing
Covington
Iouse
Post Office Committee
Congress
Rush to Oil Fields Revives Old Grub Stake Ordinances
OSTAWA Ont Nov 5 The rush of hundreds of oil prospectors to the far North to strikes has led the government to revive Yukon grub stake rules to prevent charges on the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Only those fit for an Arctic winter and with grub may go. Oil at Ft Norman spurs Edmonton parties to stake claims. river boats to the north are booked for spring.
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Ostawa
Ont
Yukon
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Ft. Norman
Mackenzie River
Edmonton
Alberta
Holland Prospects of Becoming a Republic
The Hague November 5 The commission revising the Dutch constitution recommends ending the monarchy. If adopted Holland may drop royalty unless Princess Juliana now aged 11 eventually bears a son approved by Parliament.
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the Hague
Associated Press
Holland
Helland
Juliana
Wilhelmina
Henry
President-Elect Harding Aims to Settle Panama Toll Issue
President elect Harding plans to press for exempting American ships from Panama Canal tolls at inauguration. The move echoes 1913 disputes under Wilson, with Britain arguing toll exemption could violate the Pauncefote treaty. The platform and Harding's Marion speech support free passage for U S vessels, aiming for Anglo American accord.
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Marion
Harding
Panama Canal
Wilson
Baltimore
Democratic Congress
Britain
England
United States
Nicaragua
America
Great Britain
Lodge
Elihu Root
Senate
Chicago
Panama
Japan
California
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National Association of Stone-Cutters
Yeggs
Racer
UAL
U. S
Coast Association of Orientals
Republic
Jooue
David Lawrence
Mr. Wilson
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