Aviators Prepare for Pulitzer Trophy Race
Mineola N Y Nov 24 Airplanes entered for the Pulitzer Trophy race tomorrow were reported ready Brigadier General Wm Mitchell in charge of US Army air service operations predicted many speed records would be broken The Belville Packard 400 horsepower craft piloted by Lieut Corlisu C Mor ley was the favorite among army men Lieut MacReady delayed by a broken wing hoped to reenter with a German Fokker after repairs from Buffalo.
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Mineola
Bary
Guaraonine
Wm. Mitchell
United States Army Service
Belville-Packard
Corlisu C. Mor
Ley
MacReady
Buffalo
Eleven German Ships Held by Allies in Hamburg
Berlin reports eleven aluminum German airplanes sold to an American firm were loaded on a Hamburg ship and ordered held by the Inter Allied Aeronautical Commission for alleged Versailles treaty violations. German manufacturers contend contracts dated July ten. Commission asserts authority to block war matériel to the Allies until Article 201 is satisfied. The German government says it will protest.
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Berlin
Hamburg
Inter-allied Aernautical Commission
Council of Ambassadors
Paris
Germany
Rickenbacker Aims To Break West Coast Air Record
San Francisco November 24 Captain Eddie Rickenbacker plans to attempt the air record between San Francisco and Los Angeles today flying a Fokker machine. The fight, a long distance test, seeks to lower the existing time and distance marks.
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Rickenbacker
San Francisco
Cal
Eddie’ Rickenbacker
Ice
Sos Angeles
Fokker
Investigation into Bologna riot reveals grave condition
Rome reports the Bologna riot left eight dead and seven wounded. Municipal guards clashed with Socialists and antiroyalist factions inside the municipal building. Popolo Romano urges government to dissolve the municipal administration, calling it a nest of impudent criminality.
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Rome
Bologna
Popolo Romano
Socialluta
Firfth
Greek Situation to Be Discussed by Two Premiers
London reports say Premier Lloyd George and Premier Leygues will discuss Greece and British French relations with Soviet Russia at an upcoming England meeting. A joint policy declaration on Greece before the conference is unlikely and the exact date remains unfixed.
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London
England
Lloyd George
Leygues
Greece
Soviet
Russia
Ttia
O Melia
McCormick to inform Europe of Harding's league views
Paris dispatch reports United States Senator Medill McCormick of Illinois sails for Europe to present Harding's personal views on the League of Nations to European governance chiefs. Delegates at Geneva yesterday discussed the purpose of McCormick's trip, aiming to convey the senator's stance on international cooperation.
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Paris
United States
Medill McCormick
Iinois
New York
Europe
Atlantic
Harding
League of Nations
Payn
Geneva
Hecho de Paris
Benator McCormick
Assembly of the League of Nationa
Telegraphic Briefs From Across The Nation
A survey of pre war price trends notes Chicago hogs near December lows while markets slide nationally. Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne considers a post season game with Ohio State to crown western champion. Western Union signals possible cable lays in navigable U.S. waters and wartime permits are cited. A lynching occurs in Missis sippi after a black man is seized from court. two doors broken. Intercollegiate basketball league schedules are released. Wakefield champion Hustace defeats Netherlands' Tom Drake in two straight falls. Aldrich of Fall River is named Yale football captain for 1921. A Zion City resident is assaulted by a Black man in her home. medical fears loom. Pete Horman to fight Jimmy Wilde in London on January 14.
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Chicago
United States
South Bend
Ind
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Action on Plan for Armenia Is Taken Up Today
Geneva report from November 24 notes the League of Nations council will forward a telegram to powers urging a government to mediate between Mustapha Kemal Pasha and Armenians. Sweden Norway and Denmark invited to join Vilna expedition with 100 men each. Disarmament talks feature Bourgeois plan for an international staff and changes to the Versailles Vermulles treaty. Possible Luxembourg Finland admission to the League discussed. Albania and Montenegro’s status uncertain.
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Associated Press
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Lion Biy
Boceue of Nations
Council of the League
Fobesis
League
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
United States
Armenia
Council On
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Norway
Denmark
Vilna
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Veneva
Leon Bourgenis
France
M. Bourgeois
Committee
Essembly
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Luxembourg
Finland
Montenegro
Albania
Revolt Staged By Citizens Of Sheboygan
In Sheboygan Wisconsin on November 24 thousands of residents gathered to pull a captured German siege gun from a tool house and place it in the municipal park as a protest against Socialist aldermen. Former servicemen carried a casket labeled The Nine Votes while the gun was mounted and later burned. The event followed a meeting of the American Legion and drew tense moments at the city hall with both factions jeering as speeches were made by notable locals.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Ning Socialist
Mey
Hienz
Hiens
American Legion
Moorhead and Fargo Coal Situation Improves
Four key factors ease Fargo Moorhead coal strain. Mild weather and good consumer stocks reduce demand while many wait for price drops. Smaller buyers switch to cash purchases in small quantities, lifting coal on hand to levels not seen in years according to local dealers.
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N. D
Fargo
Pass
Wumer
Dartmouth Ready for Game Thursday
Dartmouth college football faces Washington on Saturday at the new horseshoe stadium dedication in Seattle. The tilt should attract a large crowd as the venue opens with the Huskies hosting. A separate fire in Brooklyn consumed priceless relics at Plymouth church, while Columbus debates a postseason Ohio State Notre Dame game and a potential game at Pomona.
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Wash
Dartmouth
University of Washington
Washington
Goose dinner for ten cents offered in Georgia
A local notice advertises a complete goose dinner for ten cents to be served tomorrow by Mrs A De Arthur of the Macon exchange ward. The fragment mentions her maid and a break even phrase, but the details are unclear.
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Georgia
A. de Arthur
Macon
Asquith Condemns Irish Assassinations Urgently
London, Nov. 34. Former premier H. H. Asquith prepared to move a resolution condemning outrages in Ireland. He deplored the assassination of officers in Dublin and condemned the Irish executive for using terrorism as repression. He urged immediate steps toward pacification in Ireland and the empire. The government indicated no objection to debate but warned of possible further excited scenes.
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H. H. Asquith
House of Commons
Ireland
Dublin
Irish Executive Department
Harding to stop at Vera Cruz on return trip
Mexico City reports that President elect Harding will stop at Vera Cruz on his way home from Panama unless prevented by unforeseen circumstances. The Mexican foreign office statement also said Stator Fall of New Mexico is expected to arrive next Monday for the inauguration of General Alverado Obregon as president of Mexico.
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Mexico City
Harding
Vera Cruz
United States
Panama
New Mexico
Mexico
Alverado Obregon
Two Big Changes in Intercol Basketball Rules
Publicly announced changes include allowing a previously benched player to return if he has not fouled out, and resetting the ball after a held ball to be thrown in fifteen feet from underneath the basket. These reforms aim to speed play and clarify restarts.
Eight saloons and cafes closed by judge order
Chicago November 24 A series of temporary injunctions closing eight saloons and cafes for liquor law violations were granted by Judge Kenean Landis. Attorney General Brundage of Illinois has filed bills to shut 72 additional places as public nuisances. Defendants are ordered to appear before Judge Landis this afternoon.
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Chicago
Kenean Landis
Brundage
Tilinoia
Lundis
Sioux Falls and Mitchell to Clash for Tri State Title
In Sioux Falls tomorrow the 1920 tri state high school football championship between South Dakota, Iowa and Nebraska teams will be decided with Sioux Falls and Mitchell meeting. Sioux Falls earlier beat Sioux City and aims to capture the title for a South Dakota school for the first time since 1917 while Mitchell and Sioux Falls have unbeaten records.
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Ship
South Dakota
Iowa
Newbranka
Mitchell
Eam Hawng
Hero saves children but dies in Lamberton house fire
Lamberton Minnesota November 24 A man identified as W. A. Rockwell age 60 or 70 carries four of his five children from a burning farmhouse in night clothes and reenters a back room to save valuables and papers. Overcome by smoke he is cremated in the blaze that utterly destroys the home. The mother had died from influenza last winter. The fire reportedly started from a defective chimney shortly before daybreak.
Hibbing Club buys bonds for ex service men relief
S Vy Saxby Hibbing Commercial club secretary bought 22000 worth of bonus bonds to pay claims to ex service men. The Hibbing board cooperates with local banks to finance relief and hopes to buy about 41000 more bonds. The bonus board aims to speed checks before Christmas and Culllen said office routines are back on track after a capital move setback. R L Dwyer football and basketball star was injured by an engine at the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul yards and suffered crushed arm and leg.
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S. Vy Saxby
Hibbing
Saxby
Bonus Board
F. R. Cullen
Capitol
Cullen
Green Bay
Wis
R. L. Dwyer
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Dwyer
Evening Herald Noon Edition Set for Tomorrow
The Evening Herald announces publication of its noon edition tomorrow and confirms mailing to all subscribers. The note mentions the morning edition will be issued as standard, ensuring readers receive updates in the new print cycle.
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Vening Herald
Iring
Herald
Keeptee
Lis Esal Curtoos
Aeon
Union Printing Pressmen Quits Fargo Trades and Labor Assembly
N D November 21 1920 the Fargo Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union No 84 withdrew from the Fargo Trades and Labor Assembly in protest against its political actions. The decision was adopted at a November 19 special meeting joining a policy to avoid involvement in partisan activities amid recent election rhetoric. The move targets future political action under the guise of representing organized labor and directs notices to local bodies and newspapers.
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Burge
N. D
Porga Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union No
Bargo Vases and Labor Assembly
Ited
Inter Organization
Trades and Labor Assembly
Artace
Fargo Printing Prem[men and Assistants Union
Assembly
Fargo Printing Proarmen and Asaixlani Union
Fargo
North Dakota
Fargo Tradex
Labor Assembly
Organized Labor
Fargo Trades and Labor
Targo- Daily
Somler-Nune
Bon du Ya
Printing Pressmen and Agalat—ants Union
Fargo ‘Trades and Labor
Nonpartisan League
210 300 Tons of Hard Coal Is the Supply at Duluth
There is a total supply of 220 800 tons of hard coal on hand at the head of the lakes, per a report by I. M. Schutte state weighmaster at Duluth to A. Tallinn traffic expert of the railroad and warehouse commission. Of the amount 44 500 tons is on the Duluth docks and 165 800 tons on the Superior docks.
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St. Paul
Minn
I. M. Schutte
Duluth
A. Tallinn
Railroad and Warehousr Commission
Superior
Injunctions Hit N Y Building Trust Committee
New York November 24. A joint legislative committee investigating New York's building was temporarily restrained from further examining Miss Elizabeth O’Dea, stenographer of the Building Supply bureau, linked to the contracting firm of John A. McCarthy, partner of Charles F. Murphy of Tammany Hall. Another injunction halts examination of Secretary Feint of Mason Supply, served on Chairman Lockwood. Also Chicago November 24. TheChicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad announced a new fast mail service between Chicago and St Paul Minneapolis. Two trains depart Chicago at 9 40 p m and reach St Paul next morning 7 30, covering 421 miles in 9 hours 50 minutes. The other service carries mail only. No passengers.
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New York
Elizabeth O
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Ford Motor Company to pay seven million dollar employee bonus
Detroit firm announces a $7,000,000 employee bonus distribution to start January and an extra three percent for six months ending December 31 on company investment certificates. Edsel B Ward, Ford president, says this adds to the guaranteed six percent, bringing total to 14 percent for 1920. Ford also refutes testimony suggesting bonuses were cut after car price reductions and notes quitters were voluntary and replacements unnecessary due to higher output.
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Mick
Nployer
Ford, Motor Company
Edsel B. Ward
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Mr. Ford Sald
Ford Educational De-Partmant
Judo Almapulee
Chicago
Ford Cara
Phoumand
Officials of North Dakota Bank to Meet with Bankers Committee
Bismarck Nov 24 Officials of the Bank of North Dakota arranged to meet with a committee of nine bankers formed at the Mandan conference. Bank officials expect to obtain assurance that county officials will not press the state bank for funds when the withdrawal law takes effect Dec 2. The bank had announced plans to begin withdrawals ten days prior, but no funds have yet been moved.
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Bismarck
N. D
Controversy Over Zeppelin Airship Confiscation Sparks Debate
An article from Schwaebische Zeitung quotes Dr Eckener, a Zeppelin co engineer, objecting to confiscation of Zeppelins. It notes Germany faces Allied claims to confiscate building plans and patents seen as advancing airship use for commercial purposes. Location mentions Lake Constance and Norrstein, with Germania NAC context.
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Germania
Zepeline
Lake Constance
Norrstein
Germany
Schwaebieche
Eckener
Zeppelin Company
More Serious Food Shortage Foreseen in Budapest
Washington reports a harsher winter shortage feared in Budapest as Hungarian wheat crops fail to meet expectations. James C. Pidlow, Red Cross commissioner, warns bread supplies may tighten and bread card rationing continue.
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Washington
Budapest
American Red Cross
James C. Pidlow
Red Cross
Hungary
TWO GOVERNORS TO ATTEND ARMY-NAVA FOOTBALL GAME
Newark announces both New Jersey and Maryland governors will attend the Army Net football game Saturday. The event is a regional gathering with state leaders expected in attendance.
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Newark
Eae
New Jersey
Ritchie
Maryland
Bay Hospital
President-Elect Harding Sets Sightseeing Voyage to Panama Canal
Warren G. Harding, United States president-elect, plans a morning motor journey to study canal operations. He will depart at 2:29 pm for a leisurely voyage including stops at Gatun Lock and nearby facilities as part of a surface-level expedition observing the Panama Canal in action.
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Warren G. Harding
United. States
Panama Canal
P'Elopk Gat
Gavuo Lock
Tnit
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