Wall Street Explosion Solved by Evening World Claims
New York Evening World reports it solved the Wall Street explosion case of last September, linking it to a labor plot rather than anarchists. It alleges 1800 largely immigrant workers faced coercion, and a time bomb was set to strike Brindell and the Building Trades leaders, with the driver of a wagon damaged in transit. Mayor Hylan testifies before a joint committee, presenting a long statement to defend his handling of building contracts.
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Joint Legislative Committee
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Stebert A. Brindell
Building Trades Council
Brindell
Stack Exchange
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Evening World
Stock Exchange
Sir Brindell
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Hylan
Wilding Trust
Samuel Untermyer
Accuse Yanks On The Rhine By Former Minister
Berlin reports former minister Johannes Bell charged American troops in the Rhine zone with drunkenness immorality and destruction of property. He said the situation was unbearable and urged the government to appeal to Washington or notify the American representative, asserting Americans would not tolerate such conditions if they knew of them.
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Johannes Bell
Minster of Transportation
Reichstag
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
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Tehitecherin
Lenine-Trotzky
Mass killings reported in Yucatan during unrest
Reports from Mexico City detail ongoing disorders in Yucatan with clashes between socialists and liberals. Deputy Manzanilla says 158 liberals were killed and various barbarities are charged to the factions, including a socialist accused of drinking a liberal victim’s blood.
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Yueatan
Messagen Bay
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Soft Coal Output Reaches New Weekly Maximum
Washington reports soft coal production for the week of October reaching 12,938,000 tons, a new peak for the year, as announced by the United States Geological Survey.
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Washington
United States Geological Survey
Tariff Bill Set to Be Record Protective Measure
Washington reports the incoming Republican majority plans a sweeping tariff bill expected to be the most drastic protection measure on federal books. Joe Worthey leads Ways and Means with support from Senator Smoot to craft schedules. Aimed at farm products, manufactured goods, steel and iron, the bill targets cheaper foreign competition. It faces sharp Democratic opposition as a tax on the poor to favor special interests.
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Republian
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Hanning
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House
Ways and Means
Smoot
Utah
Americas
Harding Toot discord stems from Versailles treaty cable
Washington reports a cable from former senator to President-elect Harding during the campaign warned that abandoning the Versailles treaty was impossible and would cause chaos and disaster, cooling talks of a Wichy Toot as secretary of State.
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Harding
Wichy Toot
United States
George B. ‘Christian, Jr
Bbrding
Marlon
Typhoon Hits Ship. 48 Die Off Leyte Island Coast
A coastwise steamer San Basiilo with 64 aboard was struck by a typhoon en route to Puerto Bella, Leyte Island, last Wednesday. Forty-one or more perished. fifteen survivors reached Cebu after drifting four days aboard an open boat. Concordia Bardo, rescued by the Samal, reported the disaster.
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Puerto Bella
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Philippines
Cebu
Concordia Bardo
Samal
Unemployed Raid Wrecks Berlin Metal Works
A dispatch from Berlin reports about three thousand unemployed men, some armed, storming the Lion Metal works, driving out proprietors and engineers, and extinguishing furnaces. Elsewhere in Berlin the norsh side gas plant remained safe as workmen expelled the council and set up a political soviet.
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London
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Exchange Telegraph Company
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Toustrini Council
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Republican House Majority Rises to 308-126 After Returns
Nov 9 Washington reports the Republican majority in the house of representatives increased to 382 by belated returns. Elections in the Third New York and Fourth Oklahoma districts favored Republicans, expanding the tally to 308 Republicans and 126 Democrats overall.
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Washington
House of Representatives
New York
Oklahoma
House
Three Americans killed by Reds in Russia raid
Nov 10 dispatch reports Capt Emmet Kilpatrick of the U S Army and two others killed during a Bolshevik cavalry raid on Bolsho station near Sebastopol. Two Americans, Stephen A Vencar and James D Heddinger, escaped while distributing relief supplies. Maj George H Ryden of the American Red Cross said most workers in southern Russia are safe despite heavy snows and patrol activity.
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Emmet Kipatrick
Red Crogs
South Russia
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Bulovo
Sebastopol
Reuters, Ltd
Washington
State Department
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Atechny
Mennonitee+ Hef society
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Kilpatrick
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Red Calvary Raiders
France
Moutenant
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Armiance
Paris
Peace Commission
Red Cross
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Russia
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Lilda M. Killpatrick
Camden
Ala
Stephen A. Vencar
Albany
N. Y
James D. Heddinger
Baltimore
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Heddinger
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Hollows
George Herbert Ryden
Kansas City
American Red Cross
Fred L. Brever
Fairfax
Minn
Charles W. Brown
New York
Robert Crewell
Bellingham
Wash
Miter Davidson
Ashland
Wallace de Revere
Ossining
Lyle M. Foster
Chicago
Louig IE
Hendricks
Divernon
Donald F. Jacobson
Freeport
Elis A. Johnson
Springfield
Mass
Flavius I. Johnson
Joliet
Mont
Edward G. Lamb
St. Louis
John D . McNabb
George Hoyt Smith
Cleveland
Michael J. Stapleton
Meriden
Conn
Walter R. Thomas
Steamboat Springs
Colo
British M. P. Is Arrested In Layton Seizure
London nov 11 Col O P Malone M P was arrested by military authorities at Layton after the seizure of important papers at his London residence Malone recently elected Liberal member announced on return from Russia that he had become a Communist
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London
Col. O. P, Malone
Layton
Malone
House of Commons
Russia
Fiume Question Is Settled In Italian Peace Talks
Fiume question settles as the Jugo-Blays accept the main Italian terms and only minor details remain. A report from Saanta Margherita, Italy, dated November 11, notes progress in the Adriatic settlement amid regional tensions and political maneuvering.
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Saanta Margherita
Italy
Jugo-Blays
Supreme Court rules storage of liquor for personal use may occur outside home
The Supreme Court, in a William G Street appeal from New York, held Congress may prohibit liquor transportation and regulate where liquor may be possessed. It ruled that lawful liquor can be stored outside the home, but transporting from warehouse to the owner’s home is not transportation under the enforcement act. Justice Clark authored the decision.
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Supreme Court
William G. Street
New York City
Congress
Clark
Tower Court
Colby to Visit Brazil and Uruguay Soon
Secretary Colby will travel to Brazil and Uruguay to visit Presidents Bronx of Uruguay and Pessoa of Brazil. A departure date has not been set. President Wilson directed the trip and Secretary Daniels said the Florida battleship will accompany the State department party.
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Colby
Brazil
Uruguay
Bronx
Pessoa
Wilson
Daniels
Florida
State Department
Ar-genting
Turn Down Hog Island Bid by Bartle in $10 Million Offer
Washington officials rejected a $10 million bid for the Hog Island shipyard from J N Bartle of Bartle Steel Products New York. Chairman Benson called the offer too small and said the plant is not for sale at a bargain. Bartle had previously offered $14 million and $6 million for the plant.
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Hog Island
J. N. Bartle
Bartle Steel Products Corporation of
New York
Shipping Board
Benson
Bartle Company
Commons Passes Home Rule Bill on Third Reading
London November 12 The Irish home rule bill passed the House of Commons on its third reading after a motion to reject the measure by opposition leader William Adamson was defeated by a vote of 198 to .
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London
House of Commons
William
Adamson
Soviet Claim Crimea Penetration Amid Moscow Revolt Doubt
London reports a soviet statement claiming Crimea advances in the Parekop region and a crossing into the Crimean peninsula near Kardzhanala. Paris observers note Wrangel’s retreat into Crimea with high morale, while Berlin and Paris dispatches dispute revolts in Moscow, insisting the Lenin-Trotzky regime remains secure and Russia faces a harsh winter.
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Crimean Peninsula
Tues‘lay
Parekop
Styatch
Kardzhanala
Wrangel
Paris
Bebastopol
General Wrangel
Crimean
Ifrench Foreign Office
Dutch to bar Bolshevik infiltration at frontier
Rotterdam reports Holland has set a heavy cordon along the German border to block Russian Bolshevik agents crossing. Guards man frontier posts and highways, yet Soviet agents continue moving. The system resembles the old underground railroad used by fugitive slaves, now aiding Bolshevik missionaries to reach America.
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Rotterdam
Holland
Germany
Canada
America
Workers Refuse Pay Raise In Baltimore Trades
In Baltimore on November 11 twelve thousand building trades workers rejected a wage increase. They kept contract terms from before, voting to maintain the 90 cent an hour scale despite a proposed 10 cent raise.
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Prison for Wire Tappers in Cincinnati
United States Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed five years in prison and a $1,000 fine for Fred B. Grant, William L. Silva, and John Connell of Newport, Kentucky. They were charged with defrauding Frank Kilser of West Hoboken, New Jersey, out of $25,000 in a so called wire tapping game.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Fred B. Grant
Wilam L. Silva
John Connell
Newport
Frank Kilser
West Hoboken
N. J
What Johnny Meant
The scene shows a teacher asking Johnny Summers for a simile for maiden. Johnny offers a playful comparison noting a maiden is like cider when young and grows sour with age, illustrating a humorous exchange about language and aging.
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Johnny
Johnny Summers
Boschee's Syrup Soothes Coughs and Lung Irritation
Boschee's Syrup has been a favorite remedy for colds and bronchitis, aiding sleep and easier breathing for fifty four years. It targets throat and lung irritation, promising relief from coughing with a calmer night and easier morning expectoration. Sold widely in stores.
Cause for Transfer Ignored Snoring Claims in Paris
Mincepin received notice of transfer to another government amid a sharp exchange. He complained in poor grace asking the cause, and the reply warned his snoring wakes the minister. La Balonette Paris reports the exchange.
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