League Seeks U G AID For Armenia Appeal
The League of Nations assembly in Geneva debated ending Armenian hostilities. Viviani urged council talks to form a force, and Balfour, Viviani, and others pressed for U.S. involvement and an international intervention plan.
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Geneva
M. Viviani
Council of the
League of Nations
aAemenia
Robert Devil
Assembly of the League
Robert Cecll
M. Spalelovitch
United States
Nuchor
Gite Harding
Armenia
France
M. Viviohi
Yiting
Council of the League
Viidtjof Nassen
Norway
Alan
U. S
Ionescu
Houmania
C. J. Doherty
Canada
Lord Ceil
M. Viviant
Balfour
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Pallure
Mr. Viviant
Refugees Starving in Constantinople After Wrangel Retreat
Paris reports pitiful conditions among Cri mea refugees who fled to Constantinople after General Wrangel debacle. About a thousand women and children die from starvation and exhaustion, with 200000 refugees in misery. food scarce to 48 hours per person. Red Cross supplies valued at $2,000,000 were captured by the Soviets in the Wrangel wake.
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Paris
Crimea
Constantinople
Garon Wrangel
Tewis
Red Cross
Wrangel
Mystery of $3,500,000 mail car raid nears solution
In Connell Bluffs Indiana seven more arrests followed a confession by Reed and the recovery of a large sum in ten dollar bills. The loot was found in the chicken house at the Daly home after Reed implicated Fred Poffenbirger. Whites T A Daly and Al A Reed are named among those held, with several John Gell family members tied to the case and a sack still unrecovered. Reed's arrest came after intense questioning at the federal building.
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Reed
Daly
John Gell
Fred Poffenbirger
Federal
Night Riders Burn Sign in Van Cortland Park
Detectives sought a band of motorized night riders after they burned a large signboard at Van Cortland Park. Residents had protested the sign’s erection in the park and a guard had been posted. the attackers lured the guard away, set fire to an automobile sign, and fled.
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New York
van Cortland Park
Tin plate plant at Wheeling suspends work
Wheeling West Virginia November 22 indefinite suspension of work at the Yorkville tin plate plant of the Wheeling Steel and Iron company announced by officials. The immediate suspension affects 2400 men employed at the plant with officials hoping for a quick resumption as conditions in the trade improve.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Yorkville
Wheeling Steel and Iron Company
T Here
Auyo Turns Turtle in Fatal Joy Ride Near Niles Center
Chicago, Nav. 24. Police believe a joy ride ended disastrously when an automobile plunged into a ditch near Niles Center and turned turtle. Two men died, two were seriously injured. The dead are James Hyland, 50, and Frank J. Lawler, 21.
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Chicago
Nav
Niles Center
James Hyland
Frank J. Lawler
Father of 3 Kills Wife in Texas Tragedy
In San Antonio on November 26 Oliver W. Fitteau thirty five shot and killed his wife Katherine Witteau thirty one after a quarrel. He then shot himself dying instantly. The couple leaves three children all under nine.
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San Antonio
Tex
Oliver W. Fitteau
Katherine Witteau
hKimself
Smuggling Scandal The German Nobility Involved
Berlin reports allege Crown Princess Cecelia Prince Witel Frederick Prince August William and others conspired to smuggle 250 million marks to Holland. Former chancellor Mueller accuses Grusser Philipson bank of contraband dealings with Schlesinger-Trier Co. Officials say probes and seizures follow, implicating Hohenzollerns and other princes.
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Cacalle
Prince Eitel Frederick
Holland
Berlin
Cecelia
Witel Prederick
August Willian
Prince Jonesuv
Count Radalin
Wanda Radal
Wolland
Herman Mueller
Reichstag
Conncellor
Grusser & Philipson
Germany
Savas
Schlesinger,Trier & Co
Frm
Sinner, Burghland & Co
Steplying
Wirth
Ergagd
Crusser & Phillipson
Amsterdam
Raids Hit Cincinnati Breweries and Saloons
Federal prohibition agents raided eight Cincinnati breweries and about 100 saloons. Thirty five agents from northern Ohio, led by Supervising Agent Thomas Stone of Baltimore, conducted the operation as part of the Ohio Maryland division.
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Cinccinnati
Cincinnati
Ohio
Thomas Stone
Baltimore
Obregon Falls Ill From Ptomaine Poisoning
San Antonio Texas nov 20 reports say Mexican president elect Gen Alvaro Obregon is seriously ill from ptomaine poisoning and feared dead for hours. Officials state he is out of danger and expected to be able to take office December 1.
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San Antonio
Tex
Alvaro Obregon
Obregon
Be Tle
French Fire On The Reds In Constantinople Sky
Constantinople scene reports Theodostia Last Crimena shelled by a French warship after Bolshevik fire on French destroyers carrying refugees. The incident highlights tense Allied naval action during the war.
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Constantinople
Theodostia
Crimena
Dublin Bloodshed After Sinn Fein Attacks
Dublin faced a deadly outbreak as military and Sinn Fein gangs clashed. Thirteen officers were killed and many wounded as gunfire rained on a Gaelic football crowd of about 15,000 at the Dublin docks. Armored British soldiers entered the field, causing panic and more casualties.
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Troopa
London
Dublin A
Dubin Castle
Ireland
Sing Fein
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Tipperary
Dubln
Solers
Congressman Dies in Crash Near Pomona California
Congress man elect Charles Vandewater a Long Beach Republican and his secretary Miss Jammess Leavin died when their car hit a motor truck near Walnut California. In Washington Mahlon M Garland Pittsburgh Republican representative at large from Pennsylvania was found dead at home from heart disease aged 64. Garland served in Congress three terms and was Pittsburgh customs collector for 17 years.
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Pomona
Cal
Charles I. Vandewater
Long Beach
Jammess Leavin
Walnut
Washington
Mahlon M. Garland
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Garland
Congress
Harding to Invite Leaguers for a World Peace Conference
Washington reports that President-elect Harding will invite all foreign governments to send delegates to Washington for a conference on a new association of nations. Senator Medill McCormick sails for Europe to sound out leaders as emissary. On the day of his departure A. J. Balfour urged postponing amendments pending the revelation of America's Jews.
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Washington
Harding
Association of Nations
Meditt McCormick
Europe
McCormick
A. J. Balfour
League Assembly
America
McCormick Sets Sail to England for Study Tour
Senator Medi McCormick sails from New York on the steamship Aquitania bound for England. He will spend two weeks in England and France studying conditions there.
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Chicago
Laila
Great Britain
France
New York
Medi McCormick
England
World racing tragedy as Gaston Chevrolet dies in crash
Los Angeles November 20 Gaston Chevrolet premier race driver is killed and mechanician Lyla Joles dies later at Speedway Hospital in a 20 mile race crash. O'Donnell is badly hurt with Holdie O'Donnell dying of a fractured skull as cars Frontenac and Deusenberg collide near the stretch causing massive debris and crowd gloom. Bresnahan escapes with minor injuries as 100000 fans witness the fatal accident.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Gnaston Chevrolet
Lyla Joles
Eden O'Donnell
Speedway Hospital
Holdie O’donnell
Chevrolet
Frontenac
Deusenberg
O'Donnell
John Bresnahan
Trontemie Cay
Lyle Joles
Rosce Searles
Murphy
Melton
de Palma
Thirty-two Army Death Sentences Reported
Washington reports that during the last fiscal year thirty-two army men were sentenced to death by courts martial but none were carried out. Maj. Gen. Crowder says twelve were disapproved eighteen reduced to imprisonment and one pending. Nine cases were for military offenses eight for misbehavior before the enemy and one for spying.
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Washington
E. A. Crowder
British M P gets six months in Dublin arrest
Quieut Col Listrange Malone liberal member of the house of commons was arrested in Dublin on November 10 for alleged seditious utterances and sentenced to six months imprisonment.
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Malone
London
Listrange Malone
House of Commons
Dublin
Robbed at League Meeting in Geneva
Misa Ruth Sweetzer, representative of the American suffragist organization, reports to police she was robbed of furs valued at 250 dollars during attendance at a League of Nations meeting in Geneva. Munsey Buys Two More Papers in Baltimore history announced December 1 transfer of American and Star to Frank A. Munsey. Iceberg Sighted in Mid Atlantic near Newfoundland. unseasonal ice presence reported by wireless dispatch.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Misa Ruth Sweetzer
League of Nations
Munsey
Baltimore
Felix Angus
Baltimore American
The
Baltimore Star
American
Star
Frank A. Munsey
Baltimore News
New York Herald
New York Sun
New York Telegram
Boston
Newfoundland
Cuticura Ads Promote Baby Skin Soothing Kit
A vintage ad touts Cuticura products for baby skin relief. It describes Cuticura Soap for hot baths and Cuticura Ointment for soothing rashes, plus Cuticura Talcum powder for finishing. The copy emphasizes purity and fragrance and prices the items at 25 cents each.
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