Near East peace talks collapse as Kemal gains edge in Turkish crisis
Washington reports indicate Lausanne talks for a Near East peace have collapsed due to unsettled conditions. Observers for American interests are withheld as Turkish Nationalists, led by Kemal Pasha, appear unwilling to join terms set by the Allies. The Sultan’s deposition signals a shift toward a Turkish republic, with several monarchs and rulers toppled by revolutions.
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Washington
Lausanne
State Department
Kemal Pasha
Turkey
Constantinople
Charles
Hungary
Austria
Nicholas
Russia
Constantine
Greece
Boris
Bulgaria
Infant Inside Man's Abdomen Shocks Doctors
Springfield physicians report a remarkable autopsy finding on an elderly man killed by a car. They discovered a fully formed male infant weighing five to six pounds inside a sac in the abdomen, with no head but complete otherwise. The mass pressed on internal organs and likely caused distress.
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Springfield
Mss
IF. D. Jones
C. A. Chillander
Fire Claims Three Girls in Celluloid Factory Blaze
A fierce fire at a New York celluloid factory killed three working girls and left six others and one man burned. One victim died in hospital while two others perished after plunging from third floor windows near rescue.
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New York
Princess Hermione of Reuss Baggage Detained in Amsterdam
German customs held the baggage of Princess Hermione of Reuss the bride of former Emperor William of Germany for lacking required export facilities. The bundle included Hermione's bridal dresses among other items.
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Amsterdam
Hermione of
Reuss
William of
Germany
Telegraaf
Hermione
Paris Discusses New Money Standard After German Bankruptcy
Paris reports French financial and political leaders propose a formal declaration of Germanys bankruptcy and replacing the mark and ruble with a new monetary standard as talks with the Berlin government proceed.
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Paris
Germany
Reputations Commission
Berlin
Jefferson Memorials Eyes Monticello Buy
Richmond reports the Jefferson National Memorial association has contracted with Jefferson Levy of New York to purchase Monticello. A payment of 20,000 is required to bind the sale, with an aggregate price of 500,000 dollars.
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Richmond
The
Jeffers National Memorial Association
Jefferson Levy
New York
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Maree Weeks
Million Freight Cars Are Loaded In Week
New York reports that for the first time this year and fifth in railroad history car loadings surpassed one million for the week ended October 21. Revenue freight total reached 1,003,759 cars, up 20,284 from the prior week and 3,804 above last year, with freight merchandise and miscellaneous goods at 596,392 cars, while coal and preloads fell slightly.
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New York
Car Service Division
American Railway Association
Fascisti Drive on Germany In Bavaria Trembles
Munich reports that Fascisti activity grows in Germany with emphasis in Bavaria. General Ludendorff warns the movement poses a grave risk as Fascist success in Italy spurs German efforts to revive national unity and pride.
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Munich
Germany
Bavaria
Ludendorff
Italy
Dethrones Turkish Sultan in Lausanne Conference Move
At Lausanne Near East talks Rizo Nomi Bes urges action. The Angora National Assembly declares the sultan dethroned and names Kaizim Karabekir Pasha governor of Constantinople. Nis is ordered to carry out the proclamation.
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Constantinople
Nev
Rizo Nomi Bes
Angora
Turkey
Constantynople
Kaizim Karabekir Pasha
Costantinople
Nis
Nevrokon Seized After Macedonian Attack
About three thousand Macedonian irregulars attacked the Bulgarian town of Nevrokon. Police peasants and workers defended it for two days. Macedonians were victorious and hanged six citizens with numerous other victims. When Bulgarian troops arrived twenty houses and the school were burned.
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Sofia
Nov
Nevrokon
Foulgur
Burne i
Harding is 57 as birthday observance quiet at White House
President Harding turned fifty seven with a quiet White House day. He spent the time largely with Mrs. Harding who is slowly recovering from illness as officials noted.
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White House
Washinnton
Harding
Hanning
Rescue Saves Farmer as Plow Overturns on Hill
A farmer was pinned beneath an overturned plow on a hillside. Despite tangled harness, the team horses did not run away. Neighbors and a rescuer named Fanston freed the man after nearly an hour, allowing him to survive.
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Fanston
New Turkish Crisis Seen in Constantinople Seizure
Nationalist government grips Constantinople with Rafet Pasha as new governor. Angora envoy demands evacuation of allied forces and seizure of Turkish railways under temporary Allied control. Allies refuse and insist on compliant salute to the Turkish Hag.
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Constantinople
Rafet Pasha
Himid Bey
Angurz
Angora
Europe
Asia
Ex Kaiser's Wedding Brings Old Prussian Pomp
Doorn Nov ceremony marries exiled Kaiser William to Princess Vermione of Reuss at Toppurn castle. The wedding preserves traditional Prussian rites and grandeur within the captivity of his sealed domain.
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Doorn
William
Vermione of
Reuss
Toppurn
Oklahoma Tornado Kills Five In Oil Fields Near Drumright
A tornado swept the oil fields near Drumright killing four and injuring many. It struck Munneford next, taking another life. Dozens of houses were wrecked and rigs and tool shacks were blown apart.
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Oklahoma City
Drumright
Munneford
Offields
Britain sues US over 110 year old Cayuga debt
Washington reports Great Britain files suit against the United States before the arbitration commission set by the 1910 treaty. The claim involves an $85,000,000 debt said to be owed by New York State to the Cayuga Indians. In addition New York could owe $2,400 annually in perpetuity.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
New York State
New York
Qitate
Thomas Nelson Page
Italy
Rock Creek
Near East
Navy Department
Paris
St. Pean
Laurent
Storty
France
J. Poulson
Foreign Exchange
San Francisco Steamship Company
West Side
Helena
Mont
Lniveuae
Tirana
Berata Albania
America
Francis Miller
Providence
Industrial Workers of the World
Harding
Leavenworth
Richard Muteshy
Free State Army
Turkish Landing Reported at Gallipoli Peninsula
Dispatch from Gallipoli says ten Turkish barges from Lapsaki landed Kemalist soldiers on the Gallipoli peninsula to raid and seize the coast while British warships patrol elsewhere.
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Peninsula
Gallipoli
Athens
Lapsaki
Employment Gains in 56 Leading U S Cities
Washington November 6. The Department of Labor reports increased employment in 56 of six leading cities. Remployment has picked up in all sections and shows a healthy and encouraging condition existing today.
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Department of Labor
Washington
Woman Arrested in Budapest Market for Selling Baby
A Budapest market scene reports a woman arrested while attempting to sell her six month old baby. She offered the child on her arm for the price of one goose and suggested a buyer might pay in poultry for a healthy child.
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Budapest
Fall launches big on reversible coats and capes
For fall fashion, smart new topcoats of tweed and reversible fabrics show two looks in one. Ringbone and cheek pieces update ensembles, with jackets reborn for two sides. Short capes arrive as a fresh outerwear choice.
Korean teacher Julia Syn arrives in San Francisco after thwarting Japanese seizure
Julia Syn, twenty two, a Korean school teacher and protest participant since 1919, arrived in San Francisco after resisting Japanese efforts to seize her aboard ship. She comes as a Chinese citizen by naturalization, and will reside in Philadelphia with her sister Marcel Syn.
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Korea
Joan of Arc
San Francisco
Orient
Julia Syn
Miss Syn
Philadelphia
Marcel Syn
No Bridal Tour for Ex Kaiser of Germany
London reports there will be no wedding trip for Wilhelm the former kaiser. Britain France and the Netherlands maintain the ban on leaving Doorn for his marriage to Princess Reuss. Wilhelm will marry within exile with ceremonial pomp prohibited by allied powers and exile rules.
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London
Doorn
Kaiserin
Reuss
England
France
Wilherm
Wilhelm
Germany
Two Train Bandits Killed Near Wittenburg Missouri
A Frisco passenger train leaving St Louis 8 05 p m bound for Memphis was held up by masked bandits near Wittenburg Mo. Two of the bandits were shot and killed by the train crew with a number of touches of Tatil according to Frisco officials.
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Memphis
Tenn
Kidnapper Confesses in Muskegon Girl Case
Grand Rapids news reports Rosalie Shanty an eleven year old diver missing since Sunday was found near Dublin Michigan. Rayuiu and Eugene Wilson aged forty one was captured and gave a full confession after posses traced him to his home and found the girl alive though badly injured.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Rosalie Shanty
Muskegon
Dublin
Rayuiu
Eugene Wilson
Wilson
Wind storm devastates Webb City killing one in Missouri
A powerful wind storm hit two sections of Webb City, Missouri, shortly after midnight. One person is confirmed dead, several injured, and others missing under ruins as rescue workers search hospitals report more casualties in the debris.
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Webb City
Joplin
Arctic Ocean Warms Up Report Says
A Commerce Department cable from Consul Ifft at Bergen Norway says the Arctic Ocean is warming. Icebergs are scarcer and seals find the waters too hot. The report notes radical climatic changes and unprecedented Arctic temperatures.
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Washington
Arctic Ocean
Commerce Department
Ifft
Bergen
Norway
Arctic Zone
Bandana Styles Expand Beyond Hats and Accessories
Shoppers are embracing bandanas as versatile accents from hats to handkerchiefs and sashes. Brands note that small handicraft touches pair bandanas with turbans for coordinated looks.
October 1922 US government receipts and debt rise
Public debt for October 1922 increased by more than 265 million dollars due to a 500 million refinancing loan. Gross debt stood at 25.077 billion on Oct 31, up from September and Oct 1921. Ordinary receipts reached 301 million, while expenditures totaled 466 million. Debt receipts for the month were 967 million with debt expenditures at 702 million.
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Washington
United States Treasury
Treasury
Mussolini Sends Friendly Message to Hughes From Rome
Premier Mussolini, in Rome, informs Secretary Hughes that Italy assumes government at the king's request and expresses confidence in cordial U S collaboration. He adds the Italian people trust America to understand Italy's efforts toward shared victory.
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Fascisti
Mussolini
Italy
Hughes
Washington
Rome
Trade of Wife for Ford Revealed in Oswego Deed
A 1921 barter deed shows barster A. R. Woodruff of Fulton transferring his wife to Grover Coant in exchange for a Ford touring car and related items. The document cites the date July 18 1521 and names Neda Woodruff along with Grover Coant.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Oswego
Woodruff
Fulton
Grover Coant
Frank R. Woodruff
Neda Woodruff
Preaches a new doctrine in North Adams
Dr. Harry A. Garfield, president of Williams College, defined a “living wage” here as enough to support the laborer. He urged unskilled workers to improve their condition by becoming skilled if they wish to marry, arguing the wage should reflect the worker’s needs.
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North Adams
Mass
Harry A. Garfield
Willams College
National Fuel A
Garfiell
Short Skirts Coming Back In Fashion Setback
French designers face a renewed setback in proposals to revive long skirts on American women. A New York department store orders skirts nine inches from the ground for next season, contrasting with the four and one half inches this season.
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New York
Sesson
Oklahoma City Killing Shocked Brother Says First Time Seen
Oklahoma City report states W. Bowen was shot and killed by his brother A. B. Bowen a salesman. The victim told police the shooting followed a family dispute after he acknowledged paternity.
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Oklahoma City
W. Bowen
A. B. Bowen
Net Blouses Popular This Season
Readable fragment notes net blouses and sweaters as a popular fashion trend this season. The brief hints at sweater effects and related attire influencing style choices.
Premier of Bavaria Named After Coalition Victory
Doctor yon' 1 heads a coalition groups selection as Bavaria premier in Munich. Secretary Mellon bruised in Washington after bicycle accident. Italy’s ambassador to the U.S. Byron Romeo Avezzend appointed succeeding Doctor LGces. Six new cardinals slated for December.
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Yon’ 1
S. Coalition Group
Bavaria
Munich
Treasury
Mellon
Washington
Byron Romano Avezzend
United States
Lgces
South Wales Miners’ Federation
Cardiff
Eamonn de Valera
Aylesbury
Dublin
Postallee
Vatican
Lafayette
Ind
Petrograd
Pennsylvania Railroad
Norristown
Germa
Geneva
Government Market Report Confirms Varied Farm Prices
Weekly government market report shows live stock bids with beef and veal prices, hay and grain rates for November 2. Listed Midwest values cover cattle, calves, sheep, and feeding goods, plus fruits, vegetables, and dairy products with city-market quotations.
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Washington
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Prairie
Middle West
Wisconsin
Eggs and Fowls Plentiful This Fall and Winter
USDA notes eggs and poultry supplies are large with storage eggs at August 1 totaling 4,812,248 cases, about 35 percent above the three year average. Prices are expected to be low and eggs should be available from the start, as farmers reduce marketing and hold birds for better prices amid plentiful supplies.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Hens Disturbed by Strangers and Transfers
The United States Department of Agriculture notes that interference with the nervous system can drain vitality from laying hens. Disturbances from strangers and frequent moving between pens disrupts daily life and reduces egg production, especially in nervous breeds.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Treatment for Scaly Leg in Fowls
Advice on curing scaly leg in fowls using kerosene and lard rubbed into the scales or caraway oil mixed with vaseline. Results vary. some birds require multiple applications over a week or two for signs of disease to disappear.
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