Forty-Eight Speedy Planes Start in Race at Mitchell Field
Forties eight speedy airplanes begin a race over Mitchell Field at 11 o clock today with seven planes ready to start in sequence. The event marks the first time army and navy pilots compete for aerial supremacy, featuring machines from American, French, Belgian, Italian, and German makes and a triangular 332 mile course.
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Mitchell Field
Washington Aiarom
Nolo
Baker
Yarie
A. K. Macomber
Tiso'dotk
oMcinty
Vanderblit J. Rutgers
Leroy Dagh
Thalt
Alngly
Arm
Navy
Beardes
John J. PeréHing
Josephus Daniels
United States Army
Two former pals wed same girl in Romania and Detroit kidnapping case
In a Romanian village 15 years ago Nick Cagoru and Jot Wes sought Vita Carpetioen. Nick married Vita, had a child, then divorced and she later wed Wes who had two children. Now in Detroit Vita accuses the men of kidnapping the children. authorities denied a warrant, citing parental rights, while Vita seeks help to recover them.
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Detroit
Nick Cagoru
Jot Wes
Vita Carpetioen
Nick
Vita
America
John
Aunndéapglis
Sacury Way
Bottling Deal Dims New York Officials Plan
New York is told by federal Prohibition Director Cha G Coonor that a new scheme will escort every drop of liquor from bonded warehouses to consumers. A coordinated network of checkpoints and enforcement aims to curb illicit liquor flow and penalties will include tax and legal action, with withdrawals revoked and old stock taxed.
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New York
Cha
G'Coonor
Written Permission For Construction Of Airplanes Is Given
Drasden Germany November 24 announcement says the Entente control committee granted ten permissions for building airplanes of a type sold to an American firm and held in Hamburg The firm claims export approval covered eleven machines now in Hamburg and ready for shipment to America The government reportedly protested to allies over the commission action while noting the craft are civilian and not covered by the Versailles treaty Meanwhile a separate Lexington Kentucky item reports Mrs Taba Breckenridge death after suffrage event with her husband noting the event in the Herald.
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Drasden
Germany
Aire
Hamburg
Entente Control Committee
America
Comipities
Sentente Ceramiewion
Ito
Commissio
Tragic Ice Break Drowns Three at Lake Lenore
A wedding celebration at St Brieux French settlement ended in tragedy as ice on Lake Lenore cracked, drowning John Fagnat Eugene Bedard and Ether Bedard during a Joy ride on the ice. The incident occurred about thirty miles south of Melfort yesterday.
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Herald Eipecial
Wignipes
Lake Lenore
Melfort
Udk
Evenue
John Fagnat
Eugene
Euther Bedard
St. Brieux
Toils 8 Years to Send for Family Ends in Tragic Death
In Chicago, November 24, LPhish La Potessa, 45, left his wife and children in Italy to build a new home in America. He saved every penny to fund furniture and the transportation of his family. A month before they could reunite, he died in his small home from gas asphyxiation after a pan of water was pulled over a stove fire, the jet extinguished by white tape.
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Chicago
la Potessa
Italy
America
New York
Otesan
Gay
Dublin Restores Quiet After Disturbances
Dublin reports two days of seemingly calm order after disturbances as curfew raids begin. Crown forces conduct searches and arrests linked to Republican activity, with many detentions followed by examinations at headquarters. Luxury hotels and residences face intensified scrutiny while tourism slows.
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Dublin
Roany
Republican Movement
PREMIER LEYGUES GOES TO LONDON FOR TALKS
Paris reports Premier George Leygues left for London with Premier Lloyd George. The visit aims to address Greek election fallout and Mussolini related issues. Indications point to a broader French British dialogue with Giolitti and Venizelos linked to North Italy talks.
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Leygues
London
Paris
George Leygues
Lloyd Core
Lloyd
Great Britain
Venizelos
Italy
Santo
de Clares
Giolitti
Athena
Premiser Rhailin
Funeral of Giordana Held Amid Riots and Vengeance
In Bologna on Sunday a funeral for Deputy Giordana drew about 100000 mourners. Nationalists replaced a street plate honoring Spartus with Giordana Street. Socialist gunfire targeted streetcar workers. no one was hurt. Police seized Martelli amid bomb plot claims, while a closed labor chamber bore a sign praising the slain official.
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Giordana
Constitutionaliet
Spartus
Martelli
Martellin
hGiordann
Bologna
Italy
Orcements Sent to Miami to Guard Cable Route
Reinforcements arrived from Key West to aid the submarine chaser 1h4 and guard Western Union Telegraph employees to prevent crossing the cable across Biscayne Bay between Miami and Miami Beach.
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Miami
Flax
Key ‘West
Western Union Telegraph Company
Biscaine Bay
Miami Beach
New Uses for Radio Cables and Trees Jump in Army Report
Washington Nov 26 A report by Major General George E Bauries chief arsenal officer notes experiments by the Army Signal Corps showing possible use of alternating current and underwater uninsulated conductors for radio. Trials suggested trunks of growing trees could serve as antennas. The annual chapter highlights progress in radio telegraphy with a cavalry radio pack set for field service and an army observation plane radio set with 80 to 100 miles telephone range and 200 to 250 miles telegraph range.
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Washington
Army
Signal Corps
George E. Bauirés
Oficer
Baker
Squires
Squirce
Signal-Corps
Ine
Living wage for New York family of five outlined
A New York estimate places a family of five’s living wage at 2632.68 dollars, based on a canvass of printers and current prices for 400 essential items. The figure, attributed to John P. Mines, president of the Printing Press and Feeders' union, is presented as a basis against wage increases in the printing trade.
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New York
Ada
John P. Mines
Homer
Warner
Mrs MacSwiney Leaves for United States
Queenstown reports Mrs Muriel MacSwiney widow of the late Lord Mayor Patrick MacSwiney sails for the United States to testify before the committee investigating the Irish question. She travels with her sister-in-law Mrs MacCurtain and is accompanied by other relatives aboard the steamer bound for America.
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Queenstown
Muriel MacSwiney
Ot Oat
Lazy MacSwiney
United States
Mra. MacSwiney
Harding Observes Thanksgiving Quietly in Canal Zone
President-elect Harding spent Thanksgiving in the Panama Canal Zone with Gov. Chester Harding host. The visit included drives through Panama City Ancon and Balboa with a planned late afternoon ball game and a banquet hosted by President Porras of the Republic of Panama.
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Stra
Co operation of American Jews urged for Palestine homeland
Buffalo November 25 A Zionist leader Julian McKay president of the Zionist Organization of America urged unity among American Jews to build a true Jewish homeland in Palestine. He said theoretical propaganda ended with the creation of a free Jewish state under the British mandate and called for support of Sir Herbert Samuel in backing a three million pound Palestinian government loan for improvements and infrastructure.
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Buffalo
McKay
Herbert Samuel
New Football Stadium Assured for Ohio State
Columbus news reports the committee to raise 2,000,000 for an Ohio State University football stadium says the fund is nearly complete with 75,000 still needed. Construction may begin within days. the facility will seat 63,000 spectators.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Toda
Proud Turkey Reigns Twice A Royal Bird Tale
A fragmented poem recalls a proud turkey that struts and resists, defeated yet returns in a turn to provide meat for John Mary and Pa in a Thanksgiving scene, with thanks attributed mainly to Ma.
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Turkey
John Mary
Conflicts on Polish Fronts Averted Amid Siege Near Tarnopol
Warsaw reports a near clash as Bolshevik bombardment of Podwolocsynka killed five and wounded sixteen. Polish forces prepared to strike. bombardment ceased after a Soviet delegation explained the town lay east of the armistice line. Petrograd troops claimed major defeats including Permykin’s forces and Petlura’s Ukrainians. Over 25,000 routed soldiers crossed into Poland, interned and sent to camps.
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Warsaw
Holshevik
Zbriice
Podwolocsynka
Tarnopol
Mon
Permykin
Simon Petlura
Zbruez
Teporta
Fetiura
Pavienko
Yartols
League of Nations assembly delays plenary to sharpen committee work
Geneva reports show committees advancing on projects and reports as smaller nations press for influence in council seats. Debate on covenant amendments and economic bloc measures looms, with Argentina's Honorio Pueyrredon backing four council seats for smaller unions. Nordic and South American delegates shape early committee stages.
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Geneva
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Ji Tn
Assembly
Smalier
Council of the League
Fassion
Honorio Pueyrredon
Argentina
Council of the Teague
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Nation's Business Is Suspended Today
Thanksgiving observance leads to closure of public offices and many private institutions in Washington. President Wilson and cabinet members spend the day at home after church services. Mrs. Wilson attends morning services and plans a turkey dinner with relatives in the evening.
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Washington
Nav
Wilson
White House
Minor Adult School Teaches Popular Growth in Enrollment
Mint reports the first pension of the Minor adult school drew over 25 attendees with 126 enrolled, surpassing a 26 figure from a prior trial session. Weather forecast from Washington predicts strong upper winds and cloudy skies with possible snow later today.
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Mint
Sieht Stehno
Pacifism Is World War Debate In Washington
Washington officials debate pacifism and preparedness as General Peyton C. March and Wlson era policies are scrutinized. The discussion emphasizes a 500000 strong regular army, universal training, and the need for sustained military readiness to deter future aggression.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Germany
Amus
Peyton
Uta
Aga
Kent Wilson
March
Hic Haya
America
General March
Fmer
Marchmage
Je ‘Tr. Aieves
Addré
Fingland
Wilson
Wileson
Lindley
M. Garrison
Sore Inlets
Panama
China
Alaska
Europe
Tiyerto Rico
Siberia
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Manchester
Liverpool
John “D. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Agunengs
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New Orleans
Happy" Littleton
Harry Krohn
Akron
Tittleton
Bertin
Council of Peoples Commissioners
Russia
Moscow
Red Flag
Hero
Berlin
Reichstag
Budget Committee
Laxington
Iceon Lake
Mrs. Macswiney
U. S
Harding
Palestine
Beromes
Bolshevists
Podwolocxyska
Assembly of the League of Nations
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Desess
Sita
Tae
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