Bavaria Revolt Fails In Munich Coup Attempt
A quick Bavarian royalist uprising collapses within a day as Hitler’s forces clash with the Reichswehr in Munich and Augsburg. Ludendorff surrenders. von Lossow swears fidelity to the republic after a clash at the war office. Kahr is coerced to back Hitler, martial law is proclaimed, and Stresemann’s position strengthens.
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Ita
Ste Jenders
Adulph Hittler
Erich Ludendorff
von Kehr
Reichswehr
Hitiler
Bavarian War
Ludendorff
von Lossow
Nuernberg
von Kahr
Hitler
Hittler
Augsburg
Bert Hittler
Munich
Stresemann
United States Bows to France in Reparations Talks
The United States declined to take part in a survey of Germany's capacity to pay reparations. France pressed for a broader inquiry and met in conference with M. Jusserand as Secretary Hughes warned that proposed limitations would undermine the inquiry theme outlined in his New Haven speech and the U.S. reply to Britain on October 15.
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Washington
United States
Germany
M. Jusserand
Hughes
Hughes New Haven
Great Britain
Drys to Ask Congress for 20 Million for Liquor War
Plans for chasing rum runners outline a coast guard budget request of 20 million dollars for the next fiscal year. Most funds would buy and build seagoing cutters to operate within U S waters as part of a wider prohibition enforcement effort.
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Drys
Congress
Rioting and Bloodshed Renewed in Ruhr Hunger Protests
In the Ruhr region, renewed hunger riots and food shortage demonstrations broke out in Gelsenkirchen Recklinghausen Kray and Bochum as German police under French orders fired on crowds.
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Ruhr
Dusseldorf
Gelsenkirchen
Recklinghausen
Kray
Bochum
England Roars Welcome for Lloyd George in London
Former Prime Minister David Lloyd George receives a grand reception in Southampton and London as crowds hail his homecoming. In another item, Ella Corey, a magnate in Virginia and West Virginia, is fined $475 by Judge De Lawrence Groner in the district court.
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England
Lloyd George
London
David Lloyd George
Southampton
Corey
Hog
Ella Corey
Mil Stael
de Lawrence Groner
Ates
Britain Plans Tariff Aimed at Imperial Trade Shifts
The imperial conference endorsed recommendations to give imperial preference with duties on foreign apples canned salmon and fruit jellies, boosting dominion producers like Canada while disadvantaging U S states. It also urged empire tobacco protection and warned against subsidies and trade licenses, favoring closer home-dominion cooperation.
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London
Imperial Economic Conference
Imperial Conference of
United States
Great Britain
Dominion
Oregon
California
Canada
Dominions
England
South Africa
America
Bruce
Australia
Federal Reserve Board Rules Against All Branch Banks
The Federal Reserve Board passed resolutions to end branch banking for member banks in the system. State banks would be admitted only if they abandon branch banking, with a proviso delaying effect until February 1 2024, allowing time for state banks with branches to adjust.
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Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Federal Reserve System
Udge
Harding Forces Forbes Resignation Over Veterans Bureau Scandal
Washington heard Brig. Gen. Charles P. B. Sawyer, personal physician to the late President, testify before the Senate Veterans’ Committee that President Harding compelled Charles R. Forbes to resign as director of the Veterans Bureau for insubordination linked to the sale of government property at Perryville Maryland.
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Harding
Forbes
Washington
Charles R. Forbes
Veterans’ Burea
Perryville
Senate Veterans’ Committee
Charles PB. Sawyer
Filipino Lower House Seeks Freedom for Philippines
The Philippine lower house approved a resolution urging the presidents of both chambers to ask President Coolidge to add a recommendation for Philippine independence in his upcoming message to Congress. Separate notes report King Alfonso and Queen Victoria receiving ovations in Cartagena and a monument unveiling for Spaniards in Manila. Belgrade reports the Yugoslav government appointing a commission to discuss the war debt with Washington. the debt stands at about 560 million dollars.
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Senate
President Coolidge
Congress
Qartagena
Alphonso
Victoria
Manila
Belgrade
United States
Dlacisa
Washington
Jury vindicates Mrs H E Stokes in adultery case
New York, Mrs Helen Ellwood Stoker defeated charges of infidelity brought by her 73 year old husband Willan Barl Dodge Stokes. The jury found her not guilty on the sole count, refusing divorce and ending a five year, bitter battle. Foreman Hitchcock announced the verdict after an hour and seven minutes in which Stokes appeared moved and Mrs Stoker smiled and thanked her counsel Samuel Untermyer.
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New York
Helen Ellwood Stoker
Willan Barl Dodge Stokes
Stokes
Edgar L. Wallace
California
Hitchcock
Stoker
Wallace
Gast Thirty-fifth Street
Federal Judge Rules Limits on Seizing Breweries
Federal Judge McKeehan in Philadelphia ruled prohibition officers cannot seize entire brewing plants. He stated warrants authorize seizure only intoxicating liquor legally produced and necessary manufacturing equipment. He urged discretion and warned of penalties for exceeding authority.
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Philadelphia
U. S
Phiadelphia
Prohibition
McKeehan
Big Wheat Grower Urges Higher Tariff on Grain
Thomas D. Campbell of Hardin Montana urged higher wheat tariffs to President Coolidge. Campbell, introduced by Eugene Meyer Jr director of the War Finance Corporation, was hailed as the greatest wheat grower in the world. The recommendation covered action by Congress or via the Fordney McCumber act provisions.
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Washington
Coolidge
Thomas D. Campbell
Hardin, Mont
Campbell
Eugene Meyer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
Standard Oil Cuts Gasoline Price Across Chicago Area
The Standard Oil Company of Indiana cuts gasoline to 14 cents a gallon in Chicago, with a nationwide drop of two cents elsewhere in its territory. Independents matched the Chicago cut, while South Dakota saw a two cent increase.
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Standard Oil Company
Chicago
Standard Oi Company of Indian
South Dakota
Hershey Wealth Pledged to School in Pennsylvania
Hershey mulitmillionaire Milton Hershey head of the Hershey Chocolate Company near Harrisburg and fifteen affiliates placed his entire wealth, about 60 million dollars, in trust for the Hershey Industrial School at Hershey Pennsylvania.
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Hershey
Harrieburg
Milton
Mullimillionaire
Hershey Chocolate Company
Warrisburg
Vershey
Uncle Sam Must Get Along on Mere 1 700 000 000
Washington. The budget bureau set the next fiscal year expenditures at 1 700 000 000. Estimates from all departments were pared down to the bone and will go to President Coolidge for approval. Winters work planned as surveys will be included in winter work according to plans announced by the division. More than one third of the continental United States already has been covered.
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Sam
Washington
Budget Bureau
Chia
Waushington
Bureau of Golls
Dincinia
United States
Restors Howat to be prepared at Indianapolis meeting
Alexander Howat former president of the United Mine Workers of America will have his statement prepared at the executive committee meeting in Indianapolis. The remarks are expected to address union leadership and ongoing organizational issues.
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Howat
Springfield
Iowa News Briefs Highlight State Progress and Events
Iowa juniors aid Red Cross with 6 663 Christmas boxes en route to Europe. Governor Kondahl resumes executive duties after illness. Cedar Rapids adds 500 000 to power plant budget. Farmers join farm demonstrations in Jay county. Ostrich farm owner H A Wishard Jr. resides in Sanger California. Town University elects senior woman cadet officer. Des Moines hosts Rhodes scholarship contest December. Council Bluffs to pay 125 000 for cloudburst damages. Bonus checks total 89 302 to veterans. 17 500 distributed. Sted Oak farmers ignore winter wheat advice. fields full of Hessian flies. Rhodes scholarship applications total 27. winner announced December 8. Grinnell College program covers poetry philosophy and science. Des Moines bids for Republican convention. Iowa history essay contest offers 2 000 prizes. Farm sales and higher corn prices signal improving farm conditions. John McCarley estate value half a million left to St Joseph’s Mercy Hospital. Des Moines building permits set October record at 293 for 682 220 value. Gas well found near Port Madison on Mississippi river. November beginnings show optimism across Iowa farms and cities. Skunk and raccoon open season runs November 15 to January 31. Harding memorials observed nationwide. Town State College students to compete in judging events in Kansas City and Chicago.
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Bloomfield
H. A. Wishard, Jr
Sanger
California
University of Town
Ames
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Exteryice
Iowa Bonus Board
Tuto
Sted Oak
Rhodes Scholarship
Grinnell
Towans
Coolidge
de Moines
Tate John McCarley
Wil. Hama
Webater City
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Minassuippi
Green Bay
Milan
Port Madison
Des Moines Automobile Club
U S Market Report Ohio Washington week ending Nov
Market pricing across livestock produce dairy and grain shows mixed to modest gains and drops. Beef meat prices and fed lamb values varied by weight class while New York onions potatoes and apples posted range figures across leading markets including Chicago and Wisconsin primary and western cities.
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Washington
Chicago
New York
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Prairie
Schwab Testifies on Payments to Woman Over Twenty Years
Charles M. Schwab, steel magnate, declares in bankruptcy court that he sent funds to Myrtle J. Ulwyes for two decades. Ulwyes now faces indictment for forging his name to notes to finance a 9 45,000,000 hotel project in Brookline, Massachusetts. Schwab explains he advanced $2,000 in 1902 to avoid publicity that could misrepresent his prior dealings with her.
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Charles M. Schwab
New York
Charles M. Schvwab
Myrtle J. Ulwyes
Brookline
Mass
Ife
Bandits Loot Ogden Kansas Bank in Two Hour Hold Up
Ten bandits in wild west style held Ogden Kansas town of 500 at gunpoint for two hours firing at the bank door. Guards outside exchanged heavy fire until intruders breached the vault and looted about $2,000 in cash and $24,900 in Liberty bonds, with total losses estimated near $20,000.
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Kansas Town
Ogden
Kan
Gay
Ogden State Bay
Guarda
Bandit Gang Seizes Indiana Town for Two Hours
Spencer Indiana residents faced a two hour bandit siege as robbers closed roads with guards cut electric and telegraph lines. Two citizens were wounded as bandits robbed the First National Bank and the Exchange State Bank, securing $13 000 before fleeing in four automobiles.
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Indiana
Spencer
Ind
First National Bank
Exchange State Bank
Auto Association Campaign To Lift War Tax On Cars
The American Automobile Association announced a campaign to remove war taxes on automobiles and accessories. It targets the 5 percent levy on passenger cars and the 8 percent on trucks, calling the taxes a burdensome financial strain on transportation.
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Washington
American Automobile Resociation
Cotton Hearing Concluded in Washington
Federal Trade Commission completed hearings on the cotton situation Thursday. Most witnesses opposed any material change in the cotton industry, according to reports.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commisaloy
Two Indicted for Duel in Cambridge After Ship Sinking
Two indictments filed by the county grand jury name Thomas Durie and Olaf M Anderson in connection with a duel linked to the mysterious sinking of a rum-running schooner. The cases center on the aftermath of the incident in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Cambridge
Mass
Thomas Durie
Olaf M. Anderson
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