Armenian Question Dominates League Talks Amid Red and Greek Tensions
In Geneva and Washington discussions, officials consider United States mediation on Armenia and Turkey while Greece faces shifts after the Constantine regime. Debates cover a Turkish-Greek boundary, possible mandates, and military commitments, with U S leadership debated by Nansen and other diplomats.
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Latvia
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Ukraine
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Budget Plan Backed by Chairman Good in Appropriations
Representative Good, head of the House committee on appropriations, supports advancing a money bill to fund government operations in the coming session. The measure, tied to proposed changes in comptroller control, faced presidential veto and Senate hesitation as Congress seeks a path balancing executive objections.
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Unrest in Bologna Prompts Government to Dissolve Municipal Authority
Rome reports a Bologna riot leaving eight dead and ten wounded. Roman newspapers claim pimping rings and Socialists defend the government and royal guards amid municipal treachery. Calls grow to dissolve a corrupt city administration and centralize budget oversight under the main committee to curb criminality.
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Italian Socialiats
Chevrolet Driver Dies in Los Angeles Auto Race
The 1920 250 mile event at the Los Angeles track ends in tragedy as Gaston Chevrolet is killed in a crash with Eddie O'Donnell. Mechanician Lyle Joles dies at Speedway hospital and O'Donnell sustains a fractured skull with multiple injuries. John Bresnahan survives with minor injuries. Approximately 100000 spectators witnessed the fatal crash and the race outcome.
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Eddie O'Donnell
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O'Donnell
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Roscoe Searles
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de Polma
Dun's Review Signals Slow Retail Uptake in New York
Dun's Review notes a delayed general business revival tied to restraint on retail buying. It reports uneven gains in distribution, deferred purchasing raising future risks, reduced production due to fewer merchant orders, and a decline in output across lending industries. It also records 218 commercial failures in the peer states, down from prior weeks.
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New York
Peore
Harding to Invite Leaguers for New Nations Conference
Washington reports 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 as emissary to sound out reactions. A. J. Balfour urged delaying amendments until America’s views are received.
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Association of Nations
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Europe
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League Assembly
America
Rob Taxi Office of $51,000 Heist Shocks New York
Three armed robbers attacked the night watchman on East 64th Street at a New York motor taxi company. After binding and blindfolding him they blew the office safe and escaped with 51,000 in cash and promissory notes.
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Piraeus
Paris
Lorraine
Fourth Street
Greece
Obregon Ill From Poison In Mexico President Elect
Gen Alvaro Obregon of Mexico is seriously ill from ptomaine poisoning and feared dead for hours in San Antonio. Reports say he will be able to take office December 1. Other items note Minnesota Nonpartisan League gains, window shade price cuts, and various international and domestic news.
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Tex
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Obregon
Unitarian Campaign Chairman Leads $3 Million Drive
Ernest G. Adams, chairman of the national campaign committee, conducts the drive for a $3,000,000 fund to extend the Unitarian church and its nationwide work.
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Unitarian Church
League of Nations urged to end Armenia hostilities
Geneva reports that M Viviani and Lord Cecil led a league assembly to seek a conference with powers to form a force capable of stopping the Armenian Turkish conflict. Balfour and Nansen backed international action with estimates of 60,000 troops and possible US involvement.
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United States
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France
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Council of the League
Fridtjof Nansen
Norway
British arrest Sinn Fein chief in Dublin
Arthur Griffith founder of Sinn Fein and Prof John MacNeill of the National University of Ireland were arrested by auxiliary police in Dublin. Griffith was taken to an unknown destination and was to speak at a Manchester meeting next Sunday. A Dublin Castle statement said no arms were found and Griffith made no statement.
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Irish Self-Determination League
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Fall River Mill Pay Stands
Fall River Massachusetts November 27 The Cotton Manufacturers association voted to keep current wages with no reductions. Lawrence Massachusetts November 27 The U S Woco mills of the United States Woolen company shut indefinitely due to lack of orders. The plant runs two days a week affecting 1500 workers. The Pembroke mills employing 1000 workers closed until December 13 for similar reasons.
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French Girl Lang Granted Citizenship Despite Naturalization Objection
Marie Alexandrine Lang a young French telephone operator with the United States signal corps in France during the war was admitted to citizenship by Federal Judge M T Dooling. The burren of naturalization opposed the ruling arguing she was a civil employee not enlisted in the army. She served 13 months with the A B F and was sent from San Francisco to France.
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United Sates Signal Corps
France
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San Francisco
Weekly Market Report The November hay and grain shifts
U S weekly market report covers week ending Nov 2 with downward hay prices due to heavier receipts and weak demand. Timothy and bra n prices down while alfalfa steady. Wheat feeds fall slightly. cash grains show strong cash demand yet soft futures. Live stock mixed as beef and lamb prices slip while hogs fall. pork leads declines.
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ONE WOUNDED IN RUM RAID
A Michigan state constabulary raid on twelve alleged liquor resorts wounded one bartender in Escanaba. John Kerenski, shot by Trooper Sheridan, worked at the saloon where the incident occurred while posing as a lumberjack.
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Appetite Prompts Mrs Alexander to Praise Hypo Cod
A Dayton Ohio woman Mrs Mayme Alexander credits Earle's Hypo-Cod with restoring her health after a year of weakness nervousness and insomnia She reports regained appetite and energy enabling her to perform housework and laundry saying the tonic works quickly and is pleasant for all ages.
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Green's August Flower Remedy Claims Fifty Four Years Excellence
An old advertisement extols Green's August Flower for nervous dyspepsia constipation indigestion and related symptoms. It touts a fifty four year track record across thousands of households worldwide with no reported failure and notes it is sold everywhere. A humorous exchange about wealth and happiness concludes the snippet.
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