Adequate defense of naval bases urged by General Beach
General Beach urges no major caliber guns smaller than 16 inches for naval bases and fixed mounts. He calls for a deep waterway from Chesapeake Bay to New York Harbor and a ten year Alaska road program. The 1921 budget requests total federal harbor and river improvements at about 78.2 million dollars with related civil items.
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New Fertilizer Breakthrough Reported by US Dept of Agriculture
Washington, Nov 26. The department of agriculture announced discovery of a heat method to extract phosphoric acid from rock, seen as revolutionary for fertilizer. Demonstrations at the Arlington government experiment plant show fuel oil facilitates cheaper production, potentially lowering costs from about 22 to around 13 percent of product value.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Arlington
Four Die After Derailment of Six Cars Near Toronto
A freight train derailed near Toronto, Ontario, spilling into wreckage that left four people dead and several others injured. The incident involved six rail cars and prompted investigations into the cause and safety measures.
Pastor Arrives at Anane of Empress in Doorn
Dr Ernaat Von Sryander, pastor in Berlin, arrived at Doorn on Nov 25 by request of former Empress Auruata Viet. The minister assessed the patient’s condition and provided care today.
Cattle Man Named Boss Stockman in Montana Project
Unclear text notes that “Uncle” Janes Helmer is to become boss stockman of the Montana farming corporation. The rift between rival camps remains described, with residence listed at Box Elder during the interim period.
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Opular
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Janes Helmer
Mountama
Ure
Box Elder
McCormick plan to abolish Interior and remake federal departments
Senator McCormick of Illinois proposes to abolish the Interior Department and create two new departments Public Works and Public Welfare with broad reorganization of other agencies. The measure would transfer tasks from Interior and Justice to new homes, move the weather and patent offices to Commerce, and abolish the Board of Mediation and Conciliation along with the Council of National Defense. Action likely after Harding’s inauguration.
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Saloonkeepers to Be Served with Orders in Chicago
Federal Judge Landis issued restraining orders against 72 saloonkeepers to prevent violations of Prohibition. Attorney General Baldwin J. Brunage advocated closing their establishments. details describe enforcement action and regional tensions.
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Judge Landis
Chicago
Federal
Judes Kenesaw M. Landis
Baward J. Brundage
Tilinoin
October trade shows exports rise and imports fall
Washington reports October trade figures showing exports up about 150 million dollars to 752 million, while imports decrease around 31 million to 263 million. The data, issued by the Department of Commerce, compares to September values.
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Washington
Department of Comnerce
Woman Treated Meat Market Successfully After Husband's Death
Litchfield Minnesota November 36 Mrs Caro line Koerner at 70 years old recently retired after forty years of running a meat market. She asserts no work is exclusively masculine and that a woman’s sex is not a handicap. After her husband passed away she managed the business while caring for seven children.
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Litchfield
Minn
Caroline Koerner
Pope Receives Irish Clergy Protest From Vatican
In Rome on November 26 Pope Benedict received a protest from the Irish Episcopacy and Clergy led by Cardinal Logue. They condemn the British police and troops attacks on civilians, calling them merciless and bloody. Cardinal Gasparri, papal secretary, said a meeting with Count De Salis, the British minister to the Vatican, was planned to discuss the matter.
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Benedict
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Cardinal Gasparri
Ulate
Count de Salis
Vatican
Five Brothers to Play in Huntington Alumni Football Game
Amid a Huntington alumni football game on Saturday five Works man brothers will participate, including two Ohio State stars. Their mother plans to attend and split her support between the two teams.
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Worksman
Ohio State University
Langdon Plans Mid Winter Fair Expansion
Langdon North Dakota November 26 at an executive meeting plans for the Mid-Winter Fair were laid. The dates February 23 24 and 25 were chosen. Premiums will be increased and a new department for ladies work and household exhibits added.
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Langdon
N. D
Mid-Winter Fair Association
Fargo Action On Surcharges At Issue In District Court
Judges Cooley Englert and Cole presided as two utility firms Fargo Union Light Power and Red River Power challenged surcharges on electricity gas and steam rates. William Lemke argued the order used lacked formal approval. others contended signing by two of three members made it valid. The hearing touched on procedures and legal precedent with continuations noted.
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Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Wargo
Red River Power Company
Grand Forks
District Court
C. M. Cooley
M. J. Englert
A. T.cole
William Lemke
Pargo
W. J
Robert Fowler
Fargo
Tracy Tr. Bangs
Thomas McDermot
St. Paul
Bulleaby
Lemke
State Railway Commission
North Dakota Supreme Court
Frank Milhellan
J. H. Calderhead
du Huis
Fowler
Railway Commission
Bangs
Mies Railway Commission
Institute to study politics at Williams College
Williamstown Mass Nov 26 An institute of politics proposed by Harry A Ganfield of Williams College and approved by trustees in 1913 will hold its first session from July 28 to August 27 next year to advance political study and international understanding Lectures by prominent figures are planned A benefactor funds three years of operation Ambassador David carried an invitation to Lord Robert Cecil for next year’s session The board includes Taft Coolidge Moore Brown Alderman Reeves Birge Willoughby Judson Scott and others
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Mass
Harry A. Ganfield
Syil- Hams College
London
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David
Lord Robert Cecil
Institute
William Howard Taft
Archibald ©. Coolidge
Harvard
John Bassett Moore
Columbia
Philip M. Brown
Princton
Toward A. Alderman
University of Virginia
Jesse S. Reeves
Michigan University
Edward A. Birge
University of Wisconsin
AV. W. Willoughby
Johns Hopking University
Harry Pratt Judson
University of Chicago
James Brown Scott
Carnegie Endowment For International, Peace
Permission to Withdraw Plea Asked by Lawyer
In Washburn North Dakota on November 26 a motion was filed in district court seeking permission for Henry Layer to withdraw his guilty plea to the murder of eight people at Rusile Takeland. The defense argues the affidavits are true and will be presented tomorrow in court while the State and Attorney General vow to show they are false. Lager is serving a life term in the penitentiary.
Typhoid Fever Outbreak Reported in Ireland District
Dublin reports an alarming outbreak of typhoid fever in the Bkibberenn district with several deaths under investigation. Authorities say no evidence links the outbreak to Sinn Fein’s alleged plot to spread germs.
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Sinn Fein
Harding Sees Canal Zone Life and Politics on Tour
In the Panama Canal Zone Harding tours the Pacific end, studies conditions, and meets canal officials amid talks on military strength and trade. He delivers a banquet address praising friendly ties between the United States and Panama, pledging continued fraternal cooperation.
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Associated Press
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Panama Canal
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Cristobal
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Kennedy
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Great
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Porran
Sinter Republic
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Engine H I T S Automobile Three Killed
Red Lake Falls Minn Nov 26 Peter Bolstad of Polk county and an unidentified companion were killed when a Great Northern passenger train struck their top up Ford at Delorme crossing eight miles south of the city. A second companion died in the baggage car and a fourth passenger was hospitalized.
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Minn
Peter Bolstad
Polk County
Great Northern
Delorme Crossing
Thiel River Falls
Lemlux
Bishop House Withdraws From Interchurch Move
The House of Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church at Atlanta New Jersey decided to withdraw from the Interchurch world movement while meeting the church pledge of 1,500,000 dollars made a year ago.
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Atlanta City
N. J
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Interchurch World Movement
Methodist Church
Romnelli Convicted in Larceny Case Sentenced
New York reports John Romnelli a Brooklyn undertaker was found guilty of larceny involving 1,000 gallons of wood alcohol linked to deaths in Connecticut and Christmas. He receives a sentence of three and a half to four years at Bardalbar State. A separate report notes a boiler explosion near Milwaukee injuring several and a death.
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John Romnelli
Brooklyn
Connecticut
Bardiabari State
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