Tripartite Agreement Signed by France Great Britain Italy
Paris reports France Britain and Italy signed a tripartite agreement affirming mutual support to preserve their spheres of influence in Turkey. The document defines French and Italian zones as Cilicia and western Kurdistan and southern Anatolia, while British areas remain undefined.
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American colony hosts Paris election party in historic first
In Paris on election night, thousands of Americans gathered at a theater to watch returns on screen from New York. Ambassadors and embassy staff celebrated Harding’s lead with extra editions arriving around 4 o clock. Meanwhile in Woblenz 3000 US troops cheered, sang, and blew horns as results flashed on theater screens.
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Hays Hails Harding Victory in Republican Party Statement
New York November 4 Will Hays chairman of the Republican national committee praises the victory of Senator Harding as worthy of our candidates and cause. The statement notes responsibilities and opportunities ahead for the party and its supporters.
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Rule of Sugar Ends Proclamation Revoked
A fragment notes the revocation of a proclamation regarding sugar rules, with stray references to wartime measures and dates. The readable portion indicates a formal ending of a sugar control directive and its administrative withdrawal.
Mrs Harding Radiant Over Husband's Election
Marion Nov 4 Mrs Warren G Harding described her radiant reaction to her husband's national election win. She voiced unwavering faith in his victory since Chicago and spoke of her duties as first lady elect with enthusiasm. She recalled royal tours and the Mayflower voyage as thrilling memories.
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Deficit 70 Million Marks Stuns German Treasury
Berlin reports a deficit near 70 billion marks as expenditures reach 100 billion with receipts at 30 billion. Dr Karl Helfferich cites looming credit shortages for the Rhine alliance and criticizes Finance Minister Wirth for remedies. Wirth replies the cabinet seeks a sacrifice tax and a 1 billion mark credit to buy cereals abroad, hoping famine-era costs can be met.
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Court Orders Strike Off In Boston Shoe Factory
Boston November 6 A strike of shoe makers that began at the Thomas G Plant company factory on May 18 1919 is ordered to cease by an injunction of the Superior court. The injunction is described as one of the most sweeping ever granted in the state and marks a move by labor unions to enforce a closed shop.
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Samoa Governor Kills Self
Commander J. Terhune naval governor of Batnoa shot and killed himself at noon November 8, as reported by the Navy Department dispatch. The incident was confirmed in a late bureau message.
Fragmentary Notes on Petal Development and Design Concepts
Fragmentary text discusses developing petals from fones leaves and conversional designs, noting how these ideas define senme and related aesthetic notions. The passage appears incomplete and lacks clear, testable factual claims or context.
Red Cross Call Urges renewed enlistment across the nation
President Wilson, also Red Cross head, urges universal membership as Armistice Day approaches. The address chronicles wartime and postwar aid, including care for disabled soldiers, rehabilitation abroad, public health work, infant and child welfare, and disaster relief, urging sustained civic duty and patriotic service through reenlistment.
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Red Cross
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Willys-Overland Plant to Close for Inventory
Toledo announces Willys-Overland auto plant will shut down Saturday for inventory and stay closed indefinitely. Rice appointment confirmed in Rome. Roland Ricci named Italian ambassador to the United States, officially confirmed.
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Unusual in clothing material jakes stee their way lente
Unclear readable fragments describe an unusual clothing material story with stilted phrasing. The text hints at garment details and a fashion angle but lacks coherent facts, names, places, or dates to form a confident item. Further readable content would be needed for a proper summary.
Big Republican Sweep Breaks the Solid South
Nashville reports Tennessee swung to the Republicans as Harding led Cox by 9 977 and Alf Taylor outpolled Roberts by 37 197 in governor’s race with 199 759 for Harding and 189 782 for Cox. Capture of Oklahoma and Tennessee ends Democratic grip on the Solid South. Harding carries 87 states for 404 electoral votes, the highest since Wilson 1912 split.
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Cox Addresses No Political Sabotage After Election
Columbus Ohio November statement by Governor Cox Democratic presidential candidate asserts Republican control of national government and pledges no sabotage. He calls for unity in crisis, defense of Jeffersonian principles, and positions the Democratic creed as central to America.
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Taft's Son Wins Seat In Ohio Legislature
Columbus Ohio November 5 Robert Taft son of former President Taft will join the Cincinnati delegation in the Ohio house of representatives in the new legislature elected Tuesday Knox College Drive Galesburg Illinois November 8 excitement as undergrads announce completion of a $50 000 memorial professorship campaign for Professor Herbert Griffith starting a million dollar endowment drive for Knox College
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Provisions To Be Drastic Tariff Bill Under Work
Washington reports say Representative Joseph W. Fordney leads the House Ways and Means Committee in drafting a sweeping protective tariff to be ready for President Harding’s signature next summer. The measure targets goods and farm products where U S rivals pay lower labor costs, with Smoot aiding. Critics warn it taxes the poor to aid special interests while saving industry amid postwar instability and rising unemployment.
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United States
David J. Lewis
United States Tariff Commission
Pastor Held After Killing Inn Proprietor in Raid
In Windsor Ontario on November 8, Rev J O L Spracklin pastor of Sandwich Methodist church and liquor license inspector was detained in Sandwich jail after Beverly Trumble, inn proprietor of Chappell House, was shot dead during a raid. The raid party claims Trumble pointed a revolver and Spracklin fired in self defense.
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Accuse U S cotton firms at Manchester meeting
London notices say American firms faced accusations of trying to cancel cotton orders after a steep price drop. If cancellations proceeded the loss to Manchester could reach about ten million dollars. A resolution barred cancellations where contract terms were kept.
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Manchester Chamber of Commerce
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Elkus Named American on Aland Islands Commission
Washington on November 5 announced Abraham I. Hikus of New York as the American member of the commission to decide the future status of the Aland islands.
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Several Labor and Political Events Reported Across U S 1920s
A digest of multiple items notes Georgia Sawmill association cutting wages 25 percent starting November 8 in Tampa Fin, Minnesota statewide election declines for National Nonpartisan league nominees, Chester Knitting Mills in Effingham Ill closing November 10 for indefinite time due to underconsumption, 500 Friends of Irish Freedom marchers protest oppression around the White House, coal miners strike spreading in Charleroi and La Louviere with 55,000 miners involved, 26 Democratic ballots found in a New York sewer, Assistant District Attorney Talley launching an investigation, 11 Chinese crew members aboard the British steamer Elm leaf wounded in New Orleans mutiny, riots in Londonderry until two A M, five policemen injured, Republican labor program touts open shop and drastic tariff, Mullingar Ireland rumor of 17 black and tans killed, Champ Clark defeated leaving Claude Kitchen favored to lead Democratic House minority contingent.
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Claude Kitchen
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Irish kill British officer arson and bombings in Nenagh
Lieutenant Hamilton was shot dead while motorcycling near Nenagh County Tipperary on November 6. Two suspects who fled were killed. Reprisals followed as licensed premises and a printing office were destroyed by fire and a creamery was blown up with bombs and machinery smashed. Residents fled to the countryside as explosions and gunfire were heard all night.
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Samoan naval governor dies by self-inflicted gunshot
Washington reports Commander J. Terhune naval governor of Samoa shot and killed himself at noon November 8. Dispatch to the Navy department confirms the suicide as the cause of death and notes the timing.
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Markets Review Flour and Cattle Prices Across Commodities
Wholesale grain prices show hard spring wheat at 10.80 for patent and 9,5009.75 for second clears. stock ranges for soft and hard winter wheat. hay values listed by Timothy and clover mixes. cattle quotes span steer grades from CHOLoa to prime at 17.00 11.75 and westerns around 8.06 12.35. hogs quoted for choice dressed at 13.00 14.35 and other weights from 12.00 to 14.28 indicating broad market activity and price differentials.
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Ady Pills For Stomach Liver Bowels Promote Benefits
An advertisement claims Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills regulate the stomach liver and bowels and urges readers to get a box and try them. The quote about folly frames the ad in a satirical moral tone.
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