Revival of War Credit Measures Schooled in Senate Debate
A committee session explored revived war finance credits and farm credit support to spur agricultural production and surplus exports. Discussions touched on government loans, measures to aid farmers, and potential property transfers to fund extended credit for Germany recovery, with senators from cotton and cattle states showing interest.
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Senate
Wwent
Federal Reserve
Norris
Marylind
Comairites
Morrison
Seanter Harrison
Germany
Violence and Disorder Reported in West Virginia Strike Scene
Reports describe disorder and shootings during a labor strike in a rural region near the Tetons and along the river. Provisional military units, led by Captain J L Brine, patrolled Nutan and nearby towns. no casualties were reported, while authorities prepared to bolster security amid ongoing tensions.
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Ied Press
Howe
Ventoerday
Tony Wis
Suvery
la Amiltery
Tetons’ Association
Venturky Cide Fyne
Matewauw
Nutan
Oeder
Brine
Bolling Denies Graft Charge and Tells of Transactions
R W Bolling, president and brother in law of a shipping board member, testified before the Walsh committee denying graft charges and detailing business dealings with Sands dating to 1906 and earlier. He said records were available for inspection and noted a Downey Shipbuilding payment to Sands used for contributions. Edward B Pret, a noted lawyer and Democrat, collapsed and died at the post office in Valina, age 72 or 73.
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Bolling
Asenehi
York
Maetor Toche Eneugy
Michinere
United Shipping Board
Hseedyw TN
Washington Hauker
Sands
Omy
Walsh
R. W. Bolling
Shipping Board
Wilson Offers Mediation On Armenian Crisis As mediator
President Wilson proposes to mediate in the Armenian conflict using diplomatic channels and seeks assurances of support from major powers. He would act only with Congress approval and favors arbitration to resolve hostilities between Armenia and Turkish nationalists. The Armenian crisis prompts League of Nations discussion and calls for an international peace effort.
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Pres. Wilson
Armenia
Peter
Armen
League of Nations
Aes
Armenis
Me. Wilson
United States
Congress
Qae
Teraieio
Arotenis
Tanen
Yienry Morgentusu
Turkey
Wilson
League
Quistion Aa
League Assembly
Geneva
Rene Viviinl
France
Great Northern 18 Gets Own Its Sh Crews
Spokane November 30 notices posted at Great Northern rail yards in Hillyard show 10 percent layoff for slop crews. About 10 men expected to be cut at the orders’ request. It is stated that $0 will be laid off in the bridge and building department tonight.
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Great Northern 18
Wey
Spokane
Great Northern
Hillyard
Haiti Bandit Attacks Stir Fear Across Settlements
A report recalls widespread bandit violence in Haiti from March to October 1919, including mass killings of peaceful Haitians. Accounts describe decapitations, removal of organs, and torture of captives as bands targeted farming settlements, with gendarmes said to number around 420 killed. The text notes official fears and proposals tied to a Vatican bill and a proposed embassy in Paris.
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Moines
Pini
Cbr
Hoar
Agen Ter
Obregon Forming New Mexican Cabinet At Inauguration
General Alvaro Obregon, president-elect, outlines his cabinet and reforms in Mexico City as he prepares to assume the presidency at midnight. He discusses U S relations, petroleum regulations, labor, and radicalism ahead of the inauguration and vows broader Vegi projects. He thanks American visitors for their courtesy and notes improving Franco-American ties.
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Mexico City
Obregon
Gobernacion
Cgeneral Phi
Freer Mathes
Eral Alvaro Obregon
Republic
Associstedt Press
Dari
General Obregon
Chapulleper Castle
Mesien City
Italian Regulars Surround Fiume Conflicting Dispatch
A Milan dispatch to the London Times reports Italian regulars encircling Fiume with battalions of troops and machine guns. General Cuviatia, commanding government forces, says he will strive to avoid bloodshed while efforts continue.
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London
Nav
Fiume
Gabriele D'Annunsios
Rabbits Gathered For Salvation Army Aid In Spokane
A drive near Spokane resulted in the killing of over a thousand rabbits. The Salvation Army received the meat to distribute to the city’s needy as Thanksgiving approached.
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Spokane
Salvation Army
American Red Cross Work in Constantinople Relief Totaled
The American Red Cross announced a relief fund of 700000 for Constantinople refugees. Admiral Bristol reported catastrophic conditions with crowded hospitals and widespread illness. The effort combines 400000 and 300000 contributions to aid thousands including many women and children.
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American Red Cross
Constantinople
Tly
Treas
Washington
Adamtiral Bristol
Ashington
Americain Red Cross
Admiral Hristols
Mycr
Smoky McConnell Arrested in Montana Cattle Ring Dragnet
A long running cattle rustling case leads to the arrest of Smoky McConnell in Helena Montana after investigators traced missing stock to a rebuilt hideout. County authorities and stock inspectors coordinated with police to capture him and secure bonds as part of the unfolding Montana cattle theft case.
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Albert Elworth
Connell
Rudo Helena
Cts
Hiv Bendanen
Vor
Dotan
Denne Stea
Easy
Vicentia
East Helen
Elena
Chel
Helens
Butte
Ubat
Fortune in Bonds Taken by Bandits
A bandit raid this afternoon targeted a firm, seizing bonds and securities valued at about 60 thousand dollars. Authorities report a burglary scene at a hardware business and the robbers fled with bonds and negotiable securities, while shot noises were heard during the escape.
Police raid nets hundreds of alleged revolution pamphlets
Police arrested thirty eight alleged radicals described as cadinals in a raid on an association. Authorities seized severa pt thousand pamphlets believed to be of a revolutionary nature and linked to the group.
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REDS
Chicago
Ponzi Promoter Sentenced to Five Years in Fraud Case
Boston report says promoter Charles Paugi pleaded guilty to a quick mel scheme that defrauded thousands of investors of millions. He received a five year sentence in federal district court, with a severe penalty and tolling on appeals noted.
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Boston
Charles Paugi
Persis
Geiley
Mexican bandits killed after border raid near Matamoros
Federal pursuit troops killed two members of the band of alleged Mexican revolutionists who crossed into Mexico from the United States two weeks ago and raided Ramirez, 41 miles west of Matamoros. The remainder of the band has dispersed, according to official reports from Matamoros.
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Naréy Titod Prana
Browns Oil Tex Noy
Mexico
Cork Inferno and Bomb Attacks Stir Sinn Fein Clash
The Cork blaze and bomb damage sweep through the city with smoldering wreckage and 1.2 million dollars in losses. Sinn Fein clubs suffer multiple hits as fires follow warnings over the Watertill kidnapping.
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Cork
Nevi
Nsin
Cod
Sinn Fein
Watertill
Ill-Fated Vessel Cruel Sea Recovery Reported
Reports from Clallam County Wash indicate the ill fated vessel Cruel Sea and the missing barge W J Vierne have been found washed ashore near the Quillayute River. The recovered remains include Captain Mrs Alfred Jensen and First Officer Peter Hohlmann. The terrible Washington coast storm last week is confirmed to have doomed the missing barge with journeys ending at sea.
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Alfred 2. Jensen
Peter Hohlmann
Quillayute
Washington
Lephone
Associated Press
Clallam Hay
Wash
W. J. Vierne
Baby
Sugar Company's Demurrers Filed
Demurrers filed by Avenehited Bross for the Sugar Company against federal grand jury indictments returned Saturday accusing the Idaho Sugar Company of extracting excess profits from sugar sold in Montana in violation of the Lever Act. Attorneys argue the indictments fail to specify a fair market price at the time of alleged sales.
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Avenehited Bross
Butte
Federal Grand Jury
Atate Idaho Sugar Company
Montana
Democratic Party Faces Large Campaign Deficit
By Associated Press Washington Nov 3 a final report on campaign expenditures shows disbursements by the Democratic National Committee from July to November totaling 4 808 007 2 with receipts 2 74 and liabilities of 2 723 044 453 including 340 000 borrowed and 162 364 45 unpaid bills leaving an indicated deficit of 1 ...
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Associated Press
Washington
Natonal Mittee
Callel
House of Rep
Wilbur W. Marsh
Brundage Wins Temporary Restraints on Resorts and Roads
Federal Judge Landis grants 32 temporary injunctions closing black market resorts and roads and housing on Brundage’s application under the prohibition act. Attorney General Edward J. Brundage filed petitions last week seeking such orders to shut down illicit establishments and routes.
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Chicago
Landis
Edward J. Brondagey
Brundage
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