Notable Endings Across Nations and Cities
Jacob Gimbel of Imbel Bros. died of heart trouble at his Atlantic City Sumner home. Mrs. Oscar Hammerstein, widow of the famed impresario, vanished after penning a note about self harm in New York. Gov. N. I. Kendall suffered a leg fracture in an Iowa auto crash. Natchez Mayor William G. Benbrook died after 38 years in office. Thomas Nelson Page, writer and former Italian ambassador, buried in Rock Creek Cemetery beside his second wife.
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Jacob Gimbel
Imbel Bros
Philadelphia
New York
Milwaukee
Sumner
Atlantic City
Thomas Nelson Page
Italy
Rock Creek Cemetery
Washington
Washington President Harding to call Congress on November 20
President Harding plans a congressional call for November 20, as disclosed in Washington. Treasury officials estimate $40,000,000 is needed to pay adjusted claims for taxes illegally collected, to be requested from Congress this month.
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Harding
Congress
Washington
Treasury
Revenue Bureau
Senate
United States urged to end use of government ships in Atlantic Pacific trade
A Washington dispatch reports calls from the shipping board to stop government owned ships in transcontinental service to curb private competition. Navy notes that Near East relief destroyers won t return home before spring. October postal receipts show a large rise, while US trade figures suggest a growing need to ship gold abroad as Latin America shows a heavy deficit.
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United States
Washington
The
Shipping Board
Atlantic
Pacific
Near East
Navy Department
United States Commerce Department
America
Willl Suol
Latin America
British War Loan Interest Settlement Due in November
A London dispatch reports the United States will receive 50 million dollars from Great Britain on November 15 as interest on wartime loans. The payment reflects postwar financial arrangements between the two nations and underscores ongoing Allied financial ties.
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London
United States
Great Britain
Election upheaval and international turmoil across 1923 era
In a sweeping review of postwar politics, Al Smith is hailed as a leading Democratic figure after a New York victory by over 300,000. national results reshape Senate and House, with Republicans losing seats while figures like Beveridge, Kellogg, and Townsend depart. International scenes show Turkish nationalists pressing Athens, Dublin, and Moscow amid reparations talks and revolutionary anniversaries. hunger strikes in Mountjoy and later clashes shadow Europe as Allies navigate Constantinople.
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G. O.P
Doctor Shipstead
Kellogg
Minnesota
Farmer-Labor Party
Farmer- Labor
Republicana
Senate
DuPont
Delaware
France
Maryland
Townsend
Michigan
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Calder
New York
Poindexter
Washington
Sutherland
West Virginia
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Pomerene
Ohio
al Smith
Miller
Pomvrene
Pess
Tris
Cox
M. Atalaton
Beveridge
Harding
Hiram Johoson
California
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pepper
Eaerly
Allen
Kanesy
MacCormick
Tinol
Andim Watson
Neware
Polis
Lodge
Massachusetts
Gaston
W. N. Ferris
Newberry
Polydexter
Guidt
James 4. Reed
Missouri
Wilson
Reed
Edwards
Congress
Volstead
DU. J. Kvale
Graham
House
Winnifred Mason Huck
William
Br Mason
Diviots
Alice M.robertson
Oklahoma
Dublin
Wellington
Mary Mac
Awiney
Inta
Pork
Mountjoy
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Hie Supresario
William G. Benbrook
Natchez, Miss
Pittsburgh
Andrew T. Long
Gibraltar
Constantinople
Hughes
Weeks
Wallace
Daugherty
Mall
W. 8. Carter
Big Four” Brotherhood
Chicvago
Alton
Kruisas
Pratt
Lexnngton
Neb
Union Pacific
Fifth Court of Clyll Appeals
Dallas
Tex
Karl B. Mayfield
Washington Dispatch
Smyrna
Wil Gal
Acropeus
State Department of Mines
Harrisburg
Ming
Oliphant
Hudson Coal Company
Spangler
Procter & Gamble Company
Cincinnati
Mario Cook
Detroit
Mich
Michigan Central
Sheriff
Wright
Baker
Beermann
Usteblei Andaee
Spens
Marion County
Ohin
President Warding
Dona Ney
District Court of Appeals
San Pronelaen
Fresno County
Joe Sparks
Cohmbia
Elicirman
Cal
A. A. Sprague
Chi-Caro
Franela Miller
Providence
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Industrial Workers of the World
Hardley
Leavenworth
Duluth
New York Harbor
McDougall Terminal Company
Lit
Minn
Who
Edward Biedermann
West Vorty-third Street
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Germany
Ea Cook
News Reviewed
Store’. Gretrol
P. Senators
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Edward, W. Pickahd
L Smith
New. York
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Mthodesia
South African Union
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Petrograd
Mary MacSwiney
Cork
Dubin
Francisco Villa
Guy
Jesus Castro
Durango
Canutilly
Elty
Prince Gelasio Caetani
Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Eamon de Valera
Free State
Kearby
National Army
Doctor von Killing
Premies of
Bavaria
Munich
Brussels
Kemal -Pasha
Turkish National Assembly
Mltan
Rafet Pasha
Nationaliyzt
Allied High Commission
Angore
M. Poincare
Lord Curzon
Poniente
Musgoliof
Moscow
Nes. N
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Froleowine
Reichsbanik‘sreaerre
Spaneler
Bellly Qoal” ‘Company
University of California
Barrows
Hamed
Johnstown
Dr. Royal
Copeland
New York City
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Bobby
Mother Cais
Bonn” Bokaion
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