Greece election crisis sparks potential shift in power
Paris reports French ambassador Paul Cambon warned that restoring King Constantine to the Greek throne would be intolerable and strain Allied relations. Leagues and Lloyd George expected to meet in London to address the Greek crisis, Bolshevik advances, and regional upheavals affecting the Greek army in Asia Minor.
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On Wrangel
Bolling Named in Connection With Big Bribe
In New York on November 20 R W Bolling brother in law of President Wilson and treasurer of the shipping board faced bribery allegations. K Sands testified of a $31,800 note payment to Bolling. The shipping board investigation continued with Bolling denying charges and saying he would appear before the committee.
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Mpong Board
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Unusuat
New York
Tucker K. Sands
Washington
Investigation of Irish trouble adjourned today
The Irish trouble inquiry adjourned hearings scheduled in Washington proceed with reports on conditions from both American and Irish witnesses. The inquiry will resume likely in early December as called by commission chair Frederick Dun.
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Washington
Ireland
Meritan
Duo
Aindred
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Commission
Railroad Ordered to Reconstruct Superior Subway
The rail commissions order Wisconsin Superior to fund half the cost of the St Paul and Minneapolis subway under the line, with the other half covered by the railroad. They also require the Great Western and Northwestern railroads to build a viaduct at Grand Avenue in Wausau before October, at their own expense.
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Peat Lite
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Wasimet
Iainker
Dlass
Ohio man seeks divorce amid financial dispute
An Ohio man requests a divorce after accusing his wife of draining funds from his account. He says she withdrew $1,200 and caused strain in their marriage. The filing mentions the strained relationship and ongoing conflict over finances.
Revision of Covenant Began Today at League Assembly
Geneva Nov 20 The first formal look toward revising the League of Nations covenant was taken as the assembly discussed Article XVIII on treaty registration The move aims to clarify the article and define interpretations The Belgian Senator Henri La Fontaine proposed an international military force with a global staff as a viable alternative to immediate disarmament saying the world is not ready for disarmament yet He urged broader inclusion of nations in the league and noted the need for clarity before any universal disarmament could occur The Spanish delegation urged making Spanish an official league language as the assembly’s work proceeds toward early committee report deadlines
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Associated Press
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Museum of the
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Higher Taxes for Land Urged by Spanish Writer
Madrid November 1 Protest by landowners has sparked agitation over a tax on land value increases. A Spanish writer in La Libertad accuses proprietors of price gouging, noting farms sold for nine times what they paid years ago as freight costs and foreign grain prices rise. He argues land values rise with no penalty and urges state action to curb increases.
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White Way In New Rockford Becomes Lighted Route
New Rockford North Dakota reports the White Way transformed into a lit street with new illumination and signage. The piece notes municipal actions, November dates, and references to local governance and public works.
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New Rockford’s. White Way
Pascal gets life for Coughlin kidnapping and murder
In Nor Pa a judge imposes life imprisonment on Pascal for kidnapping and first and second degree murder in the Coughlin case. He confessed to abducting and smothering 13 month old Blakely Coughlin from a home near Nor-town, with the infant later found in his coat. The sentence aligns with Pennsylvania law setting life as the maximum for kidnapping with related murder charges.
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Johnny Bass
Imurder
Belfast
College of Irish
Clough’ Ansty
County Donegal
Ty Lewis
Eastern State Penitentiary
Philadelphia
Swarts
Pennsylvania
Breweries to Be Seized by U.S. Officials
From Kington on November 20 a U.S. Bureau official indicated that all breweries producing beer with more than one half of one percent alcohol will be seized by the federal government. The agency said pirate beer from several plants is under production and enforcement will target any that exceed the limit.
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Kington
Bureau of Internal Revenur
Funeral Procession for Mrs Katharine Beans in Brenna Township
A funeral service and moving tribute for Mrs Katharine Beans, who died Friday at her Brenna township home at age 77, will begin at her late residence and proceed to St Mary's Church for services. Beans, born in France, had lived in this county for many years.
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Katharine Beans
Brenna Township
Mra. Besne
St. Mary's Church
Fire Tears Through New Orleans Wharf District
A major blaze in New Orleans devastates properties along the Basin Street wharf and adjacent riverfront. Authorities estimate losses around 2 million dollars as the fire, halted within yards of another fruit wharf, consumes ships, docks, and extensive structures along a 2000 foot stretch. Damage centers on the Desire Independent street area and nearby riverfront sections.
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Ohoe
Aprie Xp
Cuyang Fruit
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Fruit Wharf
Vec' ‘Cata. Company
Poncelot
All But One Member Of Two Families Dead
New York report details a deadly five story apartment blaze at 307 West 46th Street. Nine people, all members of two families, perished on the top floor as fire trapped residents on stairs and platforms. Fourteen other families escaped or were saved by firemen. Names listed include Raphael Gebbin and his wife with four children, Ada Frank, Thelma Reynolds, and Ruth Reynolds.
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Raphael Gebbin
Ann
Ada Frank
Thelma
Reynolds
Ruth Reynolds
New Portuguese Cabinet Formed With Castro as Premier
Lisbon reports a new Portuguese cabinet formed by Alvaro Xavier De Castro who will serve as premier and interior minister. Domingos Pereira, former premier, and Cunhal, former commerce minister, become finance minister and foreign affairs reserved.
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Alvaro Xavir de Castro
Mozambique
Domengos Periera
Senhor Cunhabal
Commerce
Silvav
Alleged Canadian Murderer Sought Near Winnipes
Reports say James Buller, believed to have killed two provincial police officers Alex McCurdy and James Uttery, eluded capture across the boundary. Persistence described as across stock yards hotel and racing stables, with ties to the track. Also included is a weekly weather outlook for Washington region and Great Lakes.
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Alex McCurdy
James Uttery
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Bujler
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Football Scores Jowk North Wens Nore Dagr Second Period
In the second period Carleton leads Macalester 10 to 1 as Yale and other teams show varied scoring in the jumbled early football score list.
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Oo Carleton
Macalester
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Ard
Yale
North Dakota bankers prep for crisis meetings
Fargo November 20 bankers of North Dakota and Twin Cities move to meet conditions created by national banking strain and the drive to hold wheat for higher prices. Funds scarcity grows as eastern capital withdraws. a Minneapolis meeting studies the North Dakota situation and aims to remedy it. A Mandan meeting November 23 will discuss transferring funds to avoid hardship. five banks have closed but assets may cover claims.
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Federal Reserve Bank
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Mandan
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Mousy Bankers
Senator Hall barred from Mexico trip by embassy action
Washington reports Mexican consular agents on the border were told by confidential agent Roberta Pesqueira not to issue the passport for Senator Hall of New Mexico for a proposed December 1 inauguration visit. The embassy denied Pesqueira ordered bans on Governor Hobby of Texas or Colonel F A Chapa of San Antonio attending the inauguration.
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Washington
Roberta V. Pesqueira
United States
Hall
New Mexico
Mexico
Pesqueira
Fall
Senate
Conttion
Pescucha
Hobby
Texas
F. A. Chapa
San Antonio
Harding's Boat Encounters Calm Seas at Parismina
President-elect Harding enjoys leisure on board the ship Parismina as the party relaxes with games and deck amusements. Perfect weather persists as the steamer proceeds toward the canal zone, crew and passengers wearing tropical white attire amid balmy southern breezes.
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Harding
Canal Zone
Tropics
Dreeres
Prohibition Protest Over Liquor Permits Today
Washington reports prohibition dealers protested enforcement actions to reclaim liquor permits under the Volstead Act. Wayne B. Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League argued permits were unauthorized and not mandatory, warning renewal policies undermine the act’s purpose to curb intoxication. Major organizations joined the protest as hundreds of permits remain outstanding and expire December 1.
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Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Wheeler
Raids on Saloonkeepers Planned Across District Next Week
Chicago report says federal supervising prohibition agent Frank D. Rich ardison announced raids will target fifty saloonkeepers in a series of Wednesday and Tuesday arrests. Similar actions are planned throughout the district as authorities intensify enforcement, with details pending.
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Chicago
Frank D. Richardison
Prohibition
Soviet Recognized as Great Britain Reaches Accord
Washington reports the State Department notes de facto recognition of the Soviet government amid Britain agreeing to terms. Officials say the arrangement signals Moscow’s formal acceptance by Western powers. The AP dispatch outlines embassy exchanges and diplomatic implications.
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Aresocated
State Department
Great Britain
Department
Poor i Sa Booze Court House And Through Trains Declines
Fragmented OCR text describes a confusing note about court house and trains with garbled dates and terms. It appears to reference Chicago and a November entry with a scattered date, but the details are unreadable and uncertain.
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