Early Admission of Germany Seams Likely in League Talks
Edward W. Pickard reports on unsettled European diplomacy as Germany’s possible admission to the League of Nations looms. Russia’s Bolsheviks tighten grip, Wrangel’s forces collapse, and a Bavarian revolution rumor surfaces while Greece political upheaval and Turkish nationalist advances add to global tension. The Kansas industrial court weighs mill curtailment amid cheap wheat, and labor leaders push to reform industry management and immigration policy. Harding sails toward the Canal Zone as farmers urge a market strike to lift price levels.
Mail theft gang confession clears $3.5 million case
Federal officials say the Great Train Robbery mystery is nearly solved with seven more arrests and one confession. Reed and Daly linked to the haul of ten dollar bills hidden at the Daly home. Poffenbarger identified as key lieutenant. the Maxwell car found near the scene.
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Conwell Mutts
Loeul Rardy
T. A. Daly
H. A. Rent
Daly
Reed
John Bell
Fred Poffenbarger
Federal
United States
W.4. Byers
Federal Building
Maxwell
Daly Sre
Omaha Grain Exchange
Poffenbarger
Phillips
Wolng
Budenny Targeted Across Front by Cavalry and Train
The report says General Budenny, a Kuban Cossack and former Imperial sergeant major, faced multiple attempted attacks as his wife and child lived aboard a traveling train. American observers noted Budenny’s presence from the air and referenced past raids and rumors of shifting loyalties.
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Bey
Pase
Badenny
Bowth
Myers
Polph
Wrangel
Budenny
Atlantic steamship lines placed under receiver control
George W. Sterling appointed receiver for eight Atlantic steamship companies, part of a holding group tied to the Morse family. Investigations exceed 1.5 million dollars in assets missing. Vessels include the Pawnee Englewood Galesburg Antrim Arcon Aintney Pequot and Adriatic, all held by a common holding concern.
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George W. Sterling
Atantic Steamship Companies
New York
Titant
United States Shipping Beast
Atlantic
Unis
Defeaduts
Unew
Pawnee
Englewoml
Galesburg
Ancutney
Arcn- Ain
Andolunia
Pequot
Aduo- He Adriatic Steamship
Pa. W. Davia Conrad
United States
BW. Morse
Itoo
Th. W. Morse
C. W. Morse
Iselles
Shipping Board
U S Raids Eight Cincinnati Breweries and Many Saloons
Federal prohibition agents raided eight Cincinnati breweries and about 100 saloons. The operation involved 85 agents brought from northern Ohio under Supervising Agent Thomas E. Stone of the Ohio Maryland division, with confirmation that further actions were anticipated.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Thomas E. Stone
Baltimore
British M. P. Malone Sentenced in Dublin Sedition Case
London reports Col. L Estrange Malone Liberal MP was arrested in Dublin on November 10 for sedition and sentenced to six months' imprisonment. Also notes bequests in Gen. Rush C Hawkins will, and other items from London to California to Mexico.
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Malone
House
Wren
London
Col. L'Estrange Malone
House of Commons
Dublin
New York
Actors’ Fund of America
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Rush C. Hawkins
M. P
Sim
Chicago Market Week Ends With Declines In Fruits And Grains
Potatoes and apples weakened while wheat and corn fell and live stock prices slid. The report notes northern potatoes steady to 2.15 per 100 lbs, apple receipts down, Baldwins and Yorks steady, hay and feed prices softening, and overall wheat and corn prices under pressure with weak demand. Beef, mutton, and veal markets declined, with notable drops in cattle and lamb values and pork loins modestly higher.
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U. & Bureau of Markets
Washington
Chicago
New York
Maine
Alta Baldwins
Baldwins
Yorks
Apple
Simothy
Phila
Corm
Fort William
Fummer
Kaneas City
Minn
Kansas City
Top
Harding Urges U S Thrift In New Orleans Speech
President elect Warren G. Harding told New Orleans chamber of commerce that neither glory nor salvation comes from patent nostrum. He urged 100 percent production, reduced waste, and rational readjustment to lift industry and the economy, warning against obsession with earnings in wages or dividends and stressing the dignity of labor.
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New Orleans
Enor
Warren G.harding
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Bald
Harding
Harding Won't Go to Mexico On Canal Zone Voyage
A string of brief notices cover events from November 20 to 49 across multiple cities. Harding will not visit Mexican ports en route to the Canal Zone, while other items report an execution in Chicago, refugee estimates in Constantinople, labor cost declines, slow Army pay recovery, a Chicago knitting mill closing, and manslaughter charges against Mrs. Sarah Tabor being dismissed.
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Wrangel
Perekop
Sebastopol
Kiev
Occa
Europe
Mustew
Warsaw
Cece
Tolaat Pashia
Turkey
Persia
Mesopotamia
India
New York
United States
Strike Call Urges Farmers to Halt Production
A nationwide strike call was issued by the National Farmers Union urging farmers to stop selling until prices reach profit-making levels. The resolution, adopted at the national convention in Kansas City, targets wheat and other staples, with a conference set in St Louis to discuss a national farm marketing board. Des Moines also moves to restore war finance corporation capitalization to lift grain prices.
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National Farmers’ Union
Ihe
Counse
Kansas City
Nnonal Partners' Union
Lne
Wheat Growers’ Association of the
United States
St. Louis de [Anna 46
National Farm Marketing Board
Des Moines
War Finance Corporation
Des Mones
Allies' Army to Vilna League of Nations troops to keep order
Geneva reports the League of Nations army formed by its political section with Britain France Spain and Belgium ready to dispatch contingents to Vilna for plebiscite security. Other nations expected to join as the nucleus of a real league army emerges.
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League of Nations Army
Geneva
League of Nations
League
Great Britain
France
Spain
Belgium
Vulna
Threat to W U. cables rights over prepaid messages
State Department warns Western Union that landing permits for U S cables could be revoked if the firm does not grant the same privileges to the American government as to Britain and others. The company reportedly refuses government messages without prepayment and rejects reduced government-rate messages from abroad.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Lower Prices Aid Business in November Review
A Dan’s Review summary notes modest improvements in several sectors. Demand for seasonable goods rises while discount pricing spurs broader response. cotton production falls, and bank clearings show a 12 percent year over year decline.
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New York
Dan
Change of Life Remedies and Humorous Snippet
An item mentions Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a help for women at menopausal stages with a Morse Oklahoma reader endorsing it. It also includes a humorous dialogue featuring Sambo and Rastus about five chickens and a joke. A fragment from American Legion Weekly appears at the end.
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Morse
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Alice Raney
Oklahoma
Rastus
American Legion Weekly
Cough Remedy Ad Promises Savings and Satisfaction
An old advertisement touts Grande Pine cough medicine with sugar to make a pint for about 60 cents, claiming rapid relief and suitability for children. It promises money back if not pleased and urges asking a local druggist for a three ounce bottle.
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The
Grind-Aid Co
Fort Wayne
Tad
Adv
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