Strike Call Expected From Packing Plant Workers
Chicago December 1 A strike call of employees in the nations packing plants is expected to issue from the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Packers Union executive committee meeting Cornelius J Hayes president said after touring western plants the men seemed to want to strike
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Chicago
Ill
Associated Press
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Packers Union of North America
Cornelius J. Hayes
Arbuckle Manslaughter Case Moves Toward Close
San Francisco December 1 arguments in the Fatty Arbuckle manslaughter case grew tense as prosecutors close their testimony and reserve a final chance to link Roscoe C Arbuckle to the death of Virginia Rappe following a party at his St Francis Hotel apartment.
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San Francisco
Calif
Roscoe C
Fatty” Arbuckle
Rgb
Moss Virginia Rappe
St. Francis Hotel
Sioux City Lad Killed Coasting
Sioux City Iowa December 1 14 year old Hdmone Cole son of Mr and Mrs A J Cole of 307 West First Street was killed when he coasted into a stalled automobile on West First Street. The boy chose to crash into the car rather than steer to safety and died en route to St Josephs Hospital. The auto belonged to CC BE Maher 1421 West Fourteenth Street.
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Sioux City
Hdmone Cole
A.J. Cole
West First Street
CC. BE. Maher
West Fourteenth Street
Talbot Fined Five Thousand and Sentenced to Five Years
John Talbot of South Bend, supreme president of the Order of Owls, was found guilty in federal court of violating the Mann Act. Judge A B Anderson imposed the maximum penalty of a $5,000 fine and five years in Leavenworth prison.
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Owls
Indianapolis
Ind
John Talbot
South Bend
The
Order of Owls
United States District Court
A. B. Anderson
Leavenworth
Priest Wren Faces Defense in Assault Trial in Akron
In Lemars Iowa Teo 1 Rev Father Wren a Catholic priest stands trial for assaulting fifteen year old Hihel Bray a student at the parochial school in Wren’s Akron parish The prosecution rested its case the previous day Miss Bray described a visit to her room by a man she identified as the priest Miss Dorothy Derosser a roommate testified to seeing a man in their room whom she says was the priest.
Weather Indications for Chicago Next Twenty-Four Hours
The weather forecast for Chicago calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Friday with showers in the east portion this afternoon or tonight. A somewhat colder air mass is expected.
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Chicago
Weather Recap From Dr. H M Stanley Observatory
Local observations by Dr. H M Stanley record 24 hour weather ending 7 a m with daily values for rainfall low/high temperatures and clear conditions. Notable entries include November dates with rainfall amounts and temperature readings, showing variability across days with no precipitation on several days.
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H. M. Stanley
Texans to Sell Wheat Crop in Pool
Texas wheat crop for 1921, estimated at 3,000,000 bushels, will be marketed through a definite cooperative program. The plan, announced at a Texas Wheat Growers association and Texas Farm Bureau federation meeting, mirrors the ecot ton pool now operating.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas Wheat Growers’ Association
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
Rioting Breaks Out in Vienna After Demonstration
Vienna December 1 Associated Press reports rioting of a serious nature broke out after a demonstration before the parliament building. Red flags were raised on improvised masts and the mob smashed windows attacking fashionable heels, many belonging to foreign residents.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Farmers Plan Board for Wholesale Buying
A meeting of representatives from farmers organizations was held in Chicago Illinois to form an association for wholesale purchase of farming materials. J W Shorthill of Omaha outlined the proposed plan as one sponsor.
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Chicago
J. W. Shorthill
Omaha
Shantung Negotiations Open With Limited Chinese Demands
Delegates at the Chinese arms conference opened direct negotiations on the Shantung question. China signals willingness to compromise on only two points, shaping the talks beginning in Washington.
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Washington, DC
Associated Press
Shantung
China
Train Rate Increase Held Up at Ottumwa
A temporary injunction blocked the Ottumwa Railway and Light Co from raising street car fares from 5 to 7 cents. Judge D M Anderson granted the restraining order in district court, delaying the December 1 start date for the new rates.
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Ottumwa
Ottumwa Railway and Light Company
D. M. Anderson
Randall Heads Iowa Implement Dealers Association
A. E. Randall of Iowa City was elected president of the Iowa Implement Dealers Association at the annual Des Moines convention. A. Hager of Waukon was named vice president. The body adopted a resolution advocating disarmament and lower freight rates.
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Des Moines
A. E. Randall
Towa City
Iowa Implement Dealers Association
A. Hager
Waukon
Pledge Boosts Reward for Belknap Slaying in South Dakota
Four thousand dollars toward the reward for the capture of the slayer of Father A. B. Belknap at Leag S. D. last month was pledged by state officials of the Knights of Columbus in Sioux Falls. Approximately ten thousand European women have entered the United States since the armistice. Inhabitants of Jutland are believed to be the most perfect specimens of old Danish stock. In the last three centuries there have been more changes in hat fashions than in any other part of men's wear.
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Sioux Falls
A. B. Belknap
Leag S. D
Knights of Columbus
Europe
United States
Jutland
Scaffold collapse at new state prison injures four
One man was killed and four injured when a scaffold broke during repairs in a cell at the new state prison near here. The men fell about sixty feet.
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Jovet
New State Prison
Here
Railroad Cuts Its Rates One Third
A 33 1 3 per cent freight rate reduction on the Louisiana Southern branch of Gulf Coast lines was announced in New Orleans. The cut applies to interstate and intrastate shipments and covers class rates plus special rates on canned goods cans coal coke sugar baskets hampers and lumber. The reduction is voluntary to stimulate business.
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New Orleans
L. A
Louisiana Southern Branch
Gulf Coast Lines
Haseen
Rain Exports Take Sump 1921 Grain Trade Snapshot
Exports of grain from American farms rose about 60 percent in bushels in 1921 through October versus 1920, but monetary receipts fell roughly 10 percent. Wheat corn rye oats and barley totaled 401,655,506 bushels in ten months, with value of 549,112,747 dollars, while cotton exports reached 5,186,585 bales though earnings were lower per bale. Meat products declined except for gains in hams shoulders and lard.
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Albert Apple
Chicago
Nec
Tragic double death after missing child found
After an all night search the body of three year old Margaret Caughlin was found in a wash boiler in Mrs Ralph Pense’s home. Mrs Pense was then found dead on the second floor with a throat cut. Authorities seek her husband Ralph Pense.
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Chicago
Dea
Margaret Caughlin
Ralph Pense
Kansas Youth Killed By Trail
A Kansas youth identified as John Robinson at 33rd and Hascall streets died in a hospital after his leg was severed by a railroad train. A card seeking notification for Mrs. John Curdie of Alton Illinois was found among his possessions.
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Omaha
Neb
John Robinson
33Rd
Hascall Streets
Kansas
John Curdie
Alton
Bluebeard of Gambais Is Sentenced to Death
Henri Landru, tried in the Assizes court at Versailles for the murder of women and a boy, was found guilty of murder in the first degree and sentenced to die by guillotine. The trial spanned more than three weeks.
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Versailles
Henri Landru
Assizes
Landru
Everyday Is Play All Made By Women
New York December initiative on a play produced and starred by women. Tallulah Bankhead plays the daughter, Minnie Dupree the mother, Lucille Watson a family friend, Mary Donnelly the mother, with Henry Hull as the butcher boy hero. The piece centers on a daughter choosing between political wealth and a talented butcher’s son.
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New York
Rachel Crothers
Mary Kirkpatrick
Tallulah Bankhead
Minnie Dupree
Mary Donnelly
Lucille Watson
Henry Hull
Iowan Ends Life After Ill Health
Marshalltown Iowa December 1 William H Perkins 65 ends his life by poison just before noon his wife notes he had suffered ill health for about seven months
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Marshalltown
William H. Perkins
Bandits Grab 66000 in Gold At Argonaut Mine
Bandits armed with sawed off shotguns stole 66000 in gold bullion from the Argonaut mine in Amador county last night. Sacramento police reported the heist after investigations began today.
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Argonaut
Amador County
Sacramento
Educational Leaders Meet at University of Illinois
About one thousand visitors attended a gathering at the University of Illinois with over one hundred college presidents and state and national officers present. Dean Eugene Davenport opened the program with an address.
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Urbana
University of Illinois
Eugene Davenport
Powdered animal horn enters extensive use in Chinese remedies
The article notes widespread use of powdered animal horn in traditional Chinese medicine. It discusses suppliers and practitioners promoting horn as a remedy for various ailments and the growing demand influencing trade and animal welfare concerns.
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China
Madeira Exiled Charles and Zita Live Quietly in Madeira
Former Emperor Charles and Empress Zita reside at Villa Victoria in Funchal protected by a plain clothes police guard. They are treated as honored guests by Governor Accucao Correa Pinto and Portuguese officials. They attend mass with Canon Antonio Homen de Gouveia as chaplain and recently faced crowd affection from worshippers.
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Funchal
Madeira
Charles
Austria- Hungary
Zita
Villa Victoria
Charley
Maor Accucio Correa Pinto
Antonio Homen de Gouveia
Don Miguel de Braganza
Beatty Returns Home After Busy US Visit
Admiral Beatty sailed for home with Lady Beatty returning from six weeks in the United States as guest of the American Legion and naval adviser to the British delegation at the armament conference. He warned that if Japan pushes its naval ratio other powers would likely respond likewise.
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New York
Admiral Beatty
Lady Beaty
United States
American Legion
Japan
Unclear OCR fragment Genesis of a military note
The readable text is fragmentary and does not provide a complete news item or identifiable entities to summarize with confidence.
Contractors Marking Time On City's New Electrolier System
Creston's new electrolier project slows due to delay in delivery of posts conduits and other materials. Cole Sweetman Electric Company of Waterloo Iowa continues removing old posts and preparing bases while Creston Mutual Electric Light Company relocates and replaces poles in the business district.
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Creston
Cole Sweetman Electric Cmpany
Waterloo
Iowa
Creston Mutual Electric Light Company
Electric Light Company
Iowa Man Fatally Wounds Self in Chicago Hotel
Theodore Rosche, 40, of Davenport Iowa, shot himself in a Chicago hotel room. He was taken to a hospital in serious condition with despair over ill health cited as the likely cause. the bullet entered just below the heart.
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Chicago
Lil
Theodore Rosche
Davenport
Corning Man Takes His Own Life After Family Troubles
Arthur Woods aged 60 of North Corning died by suicide on Tuesday after drinking four ounces of chloroform. Family troubles are thought to have caused the act. He leaves a widow.
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Corning
Arthur Woods
North Corning
Extension of $200 Million in Farm Credits Needed
Indianapolis November 30 extension of at least 200 million dollars of agricultural credits by the governments war finance corporation in the ten principal corn growing states of the middle west is necessary for the orderly marketing of this year s big corn crop Governor McCray of Indiana estimated after a meeting of the corporation s advisory committee of which he is chairman Officers of farm federations met with the committee States represented at the meeting included Iowa Illinois and Nebraska Members of the advisory committee include J R Howard Chicago president of the American Farm Bureau federation BE Meredith Des Moines former secretary of agriculture C H MacNider Mason City Ia and N B Updike Omaha Neb.
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Indianapolis
War Finance Corporation
Middle West
McCray
Indiana
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
J. R. Howard
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
BE. T. Meredith
Des Moines
C. H. MacNider
Mason City
N B. Updike
Omaha
Neb
Six Die In Oregon Train Headon Collision
Portland Oregon December 1 six persons were killed in a headon collision of two passenger trains on the Oregon Washington Railway Navigation Company road near Selino this morning. Twenty two were injured. Victims include two trainmen three Oregon passengers and a marine mail guard.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon Washington Railway & Navigation Company
Selino
Oregon
Lanuru Smiles At Guillotine Sentence In France Trial
Versailles dispatch details Henry Desire nicknamed Bluebeard being sentenced to the guillotine after a trial. Judge Gilbert pronounces the verdict amid a courtroom atmosphere as Desire bows and thanks the jury.
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Lanuru
Versailles
Henry Desire
Bluebeard
France
Gilbert
Train Hits Auto Killing Two Farragut Citizens
Near Hlamburg Iowa December 1 a Burlington passenger train struck an auto on the Red Oak Nebraska City line killing 45 year old Bdw Coy instantly and fatally injuring his 23 year old nephew Arthur Coy as the two Farragut residents rode in the car. Arthur Coy survived briefly before dying at Shenandoah hospital.
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Hlamburg
Shenandoah
Exports to Germany Rise in Dollars While Volumes Fall
The article notes America sells more dollars worth of goods to Germany postwar, but German purchases are down in physical terms. Nine months in 1921 show Germany buying 35.4 million bushels of wheat vs 10.9 million in 1913, and 1.12 million bales of cotton vs 1.25 million in 1913, with copper shipments about a third lower.
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Albert Apple
Chicago
America
Germany
United States
Costa
Reporters Must Submit Written Questions for Harding
Washington Dec 4 A new rule for President Harding biweekly press conferences requires newspaper correspondents to submit all questions in writing. If the president opens a topic, verbal questions may follow to supplement the written inquiry. The rule aims to prevent misinterpretation and misquotation from impromptu remarks.
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Washington
Harding
Heat record on Persian Gulf thermometer hits 187 degrees
A thermometer on the Persian Gulf recently marked the highest sun temperature at 187 degrees. The device recorded an extreme heat event, underscoring severe conditions in the region.
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Persian Gulf
Destroyer Sent to Return Charles Morse to the U S
Washington December 1 The war department plans to dispatch a destroyer to intercept the French steamer Paris and bring back Charles Morse to the United States personnel and policy details remain under review by officials.
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Charles Morse
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Stroyer Wi
Paris
Pport
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Eetty
Headon
Cermany
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