United States urged to mediate Armenia and Turkey
Geneva reports invite U S mediation between Armenia and Mustapha Kemal. Senator Hitchcock supports a goodwill role, noting no treaty involved and no Senate consultation needed. Other lawmakers express mixed views, with Knox Borah and New showing interest while McCumber warns against entangling alliances. White House had no formal comment.
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United News
Geneva
United States
Council of the League
Armenia
Mustapha Kemal
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Nebraska
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Turkey
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Nere
Russia
Japan
Congress
McCumber
Foreign Affairs Committee
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Borah
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Idaho
League appeals to United States over Armenian issue
Geneva reports the League of Nations asking the United States to negotiate between Armenian leaders and Mustafa Kemal to assume mandating duties. China plans to push Shantung action at the assembly while urging checks on Japan to safeguard the Pacific. Dr. Koo warns of tensions ahead as U S entry remains uncertain. Berlin university starts a course on the British empire.
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United News
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United States
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America
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Armenia
Near East
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China
Shantung
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Far East
Japan
Orient
Pacific Ocean
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Koo
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Obregon Seriously Ill From Ptomaine Poison
San Antonio reports President Alvaro Obregon of Mexico seriously ill from ptomaine poisoning. The United News notes the illness was reported Thursday night and details are scarce.
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Obregon
San Antonio
Tex
United Newa
Higel Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Vast Fire Rips Arkansas Cotton Compress in Magheiv
A large blaze in Magheiv Ark destroyed the Columbia Cotton Compress on Wednesday. Fire origin is unknown and the damage is reported as extensive. Local firefighters battled the flames, with no immediate confirmation of injuries or recovery details.
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Little Rock
Ark
Columbia Cotton Comprias
Magheiv
Kellogg Wins Streeter Cup At Mount Horeb College
Miss Dorothy Kellogg of Buffalo New York wins the Streeter cup at Mount Horeb College for the senior in best physical condition at final examination. The cup, awarded since 1914, honors all around athletic ability and gymnastic interest.
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Falo
N. Y
T. Streeter
Mount Honeke College
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Greece Asks Allies Not to Interfere In Internal Affairs
A semi official Polisitia statement in Athens urges allied powers to refrain from meddling in Greek affairs. The government says it will honor the people's wishes and support Constantine’s return, while maintaining allied interests in the Near East.
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United News
Politia
Greece
Near East
Constantine
Venizelos
Knox to ask peace with the Germans
Washington reports Senator Knox will re introduce a peace resolution that voids the war declaration against Austria and Germany. It seeks to preserve Versailles treaty benefits and requires Germany to settle US citizen claims before the allied property custodian hands over property. The resolution's effective date marks the war’s end.
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United News
Knox
Austria
Germany
United States
Leygues Heads to London on Greek Affairs
Paris reports Premier Leygues will travel to London with Greek affairs specialists to discuss allied steps if King Constantine regains the Greek throne. He will meet Premier Lloyd George to determine the procedure.
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London
Paris
United Press
Lloyd George
Constantine
Long Beach Man Arrested on Dallas Mail Fraud Warrant
Long Beach California November 24 Frank P Wells was arrested on a federal warrant from Dallas Texas charging fraudulent use of the mails Wells and three brothers face land fraud charges totaling one hundred thousand dollars Wells ran a barber shop in Long Beach prior to his arrest.
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Long Beach
Cal
Lrank P. Wells
Tuesaday
Dallas
Tex
Wells
Bride of Year shoots and kills husband in Chicago
Genevieve Mitchell, 26, a bride of a year, shot and killed her husband Frank Leonard Mitchell at their West Jackson Boulevard home after he allegedly attacked her while intoxicated. She surrendered to police claiming self defense as she sat with a neighbor's baby when he entered and began beating her.
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Chicago
United News
Genevieve Mitchell
Frank Leonard Mitchell
West Jackson Boulevard
Iowa nurse Frances Korous death not caused by poison
Salt Lake City report states Frances Korous, formerly of Iowa, died not from poison. Herman Harrs, county chemist, found no poison in her stomach after she was found dead in Liberty Park Lake on November 6 following a missing period since October 17.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Herman Harrs
Frances Korous
Iowa
Liberty Park Lake
Greek Princess Greeted With Enthusiasm in Athens
Rome reports Princess Christina of Greece formerly Mrs William Leeds of New York received dispatches from Athens praising the reception of her husband and Prince Andreas in Pireas and Athens. Crowds reportedly wept with emotion as she prepared to join her husband.
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Rome
Associated Press
Princega Christophoros
Greece
Mra
William BB. Leeds
New York
Athena
Andreas
Pireas
Athens
Princeas
Peat Baturdey
U S Considers Irish Independence Plea From De Valera
Washington reports President Watson sent a formal plea for American recognition of Ireland’s independence signed by Eamonn De Valera. The State Department has not released a copy or indicated plans to publish the document. Analysts warn of potential strains on Anglo American relations.
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Wactington
Watson
State Department
Ireland
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
United States
Thomas Jefferson
U. S
DeValera
Frsh
Colby
Friends of Irish Freedom
White House
Wilson
England
United States Demands Open Door in Postwar Mandates
The United States presses for equal rights for all nations in territories controlled by wartime powers. It seeks equal trade rights for its citizens and allies, rejects monopolies and special privileges, and asserts U S participation in postwar settlements. The note focuses on Mesopotamian oil resources and responses to Britain.
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Washington
United News
United States
Great Britain
Mesopotamia
State Department
Near East
This Is Suspicious Page Burns to Solve Pretzel Mystery
St Louis reports 101 million pretzels produced by local bakers last year as beer bans cut alcohol demand. Pretzels consumed reached 43 million pounds, far up from 3.1 million pounds in 1918. New York weighs canceling public contracts amid bid concerns.
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Page
St. Louis
United Press
A. T. Edmonaton
Missouri Bureau of Labor Statistics
Attempted arson at Emerson Nebraska school perished
Emerson Neb November 26 An unsuccessful attempt to burn the east school house occurred Wednesday night The building had been completed just three weeks ago and was the third to be placed on the same foundation in the area
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Emerson, Neb
MURDERS NOT SUDDEN RESOLVE IN WIDOWED LINCOLN CASE
Wayne Neb November 26 Special Evidence found in a letter to an insurance firm shows George H Dinklage planned the ax killings of his wife and four children and his own death by razor. He sought to transfer a policy to his mother about ninety minutes before the massacre. Funeral plans are delayed and no inquest is planned.
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Wayne, Neb
George H. Dinklage
Bertha Tonjes Dinklage
Glen
John
Ella
Baby Sole Survivor Edna Dinklage Near Death
Nine month old Edna Dinklage the sole survivor of the Dinklage tragedy near Pender Nebraska remained near death the day after the incident with hospital attendants giving little hope for recovery and officials awaiting further word.
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Pender
Neb
Little Edna Dinklage
Dinklage
Germans Prepare to Fulfill Treaty Provisions
Berlin reports the Reichstag considers appropriations to fund Versailles treaty obligations with higher estimates for the army of occupation. The budget committee urges memoranda to Allies on manpower and costs, seeks permission to retain some war materiel to restore church bells, and favors larger housing and Rhineland costs. Dr. Schreiber denounces continued occupation and calls for withdrawal of American troops from the left bank Rhine amid protests from others.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Germany
Rhineland
Schrelter
Schreiber
Joseph Ryan Dies in New York Hotel
Joseph J. Ryan, 30, son of Thomas Fortune Ryan, died at the Ansonia hotel in New York where he had lived since his 1919 demobilization. He enlisted at the war’s start and returned as a first lieutenant. He was brother to Alan A. Ryan of Wall Street who caused stock exchange headlines months earlier.
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New York
United News
Joseph J. Ryan
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Ansonia
Ryan
America
Joseph Ryan
Alan A. Ryan
Wall Street
The
Stock Exchange
Foreman killed in Marshalltown by moving car accident
George W. Carmichael 2 section foreman for the Chicago and Great Western was fatally injured in Marshalltown Iowa when he fell in front of a car Wednesday night and was dragged a considerable distance before the vehicle could be stopped.
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Marshalltown
George W. Carmichael
Chicago and Great Western
Penrose Improves. to Confer With Senator Lodge
Philadelphia November 26 There is marked improvement in United States Senator Penrose. It was announced last night that he has made an engagement to confer with Senator Lodge of Massachusetts on Saturday.
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Philadelphia
United States
Penrose
Lodge
Massachusets
Bankers See Spring Upswing After Readjustment Period
Chicago reports banker J B Forgan says opportunities will rise after the readjustment ends and banks will help dependable businessmen. North Dakota banks close amid tight money, farmer paper losses, and crop failures. Oklahoma’s Citizens State Bank collapses with a $300,000 shortage. vice president Roy S Hotchkiss arrested.
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Chicago
United News
Jamon J. Morgan
First National Bank
Morgan
North Dakota
Forgan
Oklahoma
Colgate
Okla
Roy 8S. Hotchkiss
Citizens’ State Bank
Fred Dennis
Cops Plots to Spoil Thanksgiving Dinner of Charming Vampire
Chicago dated story about Stanley Kroll who lit a cash bribe to avoid testifying against robbers linked to Nellie May. The tale centers on a Thanksgiving plan by police to undermine her dinner as Kroll is coaxed to reveal details and is left holding $25 after a confession.
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Chicago
United News
Stanley Kroll
Nellie May
Kroll
Des Phines
Ernest Hodges
Mr. Hodges
Deschanel Improves Health May Return to Politics
Paria reports ex President Paul Deschanel is much improved in health since retirement. Friends urge a comeback and supporters plan to nominate him for the Eure senate seat in January elections if he agrees.
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United News
Paul Deschanel
Department of Eure Ot
Butter Prices Fall on Oversupply in Chicago Market
Butter dropped to 41 2 cents per pound on Wednesday amid oversupply and large Argentine stocks. Creamery extras were quoted at 63½ cents, down 3 cents.
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Chicago
Home Rule Bill Passes Lords Amid Dublin Mourning Silence
London reports the home rule bill cleared its second reading with tactics to delay action failing. In Dublin a large military procession honored British officers killed last Sunday. Coffins were carried on gun carriages as troops and guards lined streets and aircraft circled overhead. Two bodies to Westminster Abbey and Westminster Cathedral for requiem mass.
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United News
House of Lords
Dublin
England
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Cathedral
Mexico Must Watch Terotep Says Uncle Sam
Washington reports the United States will take firm action toward Mexico if it does not receive assurances of proper rights for Americans and a sincere effort to resolve tensions. Confidential Mexican agent Roberto Pasquiera and Under Secretary Norman H. Davis discussed U S displeasure over Pasquiera’s statements at a petroleum institute conference. Colby’s South America trip is delayed due to the dispute.
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United States
Mexico
Roberto V. Pasquiera
Norman H. Davis
Pasquiera
State Department
Petroleum Institute
Pesquiera
Colby
South America
Mrovidont Wilson
Ellis Island Thanksgiving Dinner for Immigrants
New York November 26 United News reports a Thanksgiving day at Ellis Island for war worn refugees from Europe. Immigrant guests enjoyed a traditional turkey dinner with cranberry sauce and all the fixings followed by singing dancing speeches and band music.
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New York
United News
Wili Island
Europe
United States
Rioters Attack Union Club During Mae Swaney Mass Protests
In New York 5000 Irish sympathizers stormed the Union Club after authorities refused to remove a British flag. The crowd smashed windows, looted interiors, and battled police, injuring several officers as Monseigneur Lavelle urged calm and mass attendees dispersed. Four arrests were reported as reserves restored order.
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Mae Swaney
St. Matrick’s
Fifth Avenue
Union Club
Manhattan
Monseignor Lavelle
Ireland
William F. Stoffman
William Hoffman
MacSwinney
Wemetn
Higgun
Marnhattan Island
Lavelle
Cluibhouse
Murphy
Will Neffs Divorces Endure Through Courts Across Continents
Chicago reports Dr. James M. Neff, famed surgeon, seeks divorce from wife Cora M. Nett for a fifth year. In courts on two continents he has failed to win legal separation despite war service and a long marriage. The couple’s disputes include claims of infidelity and a public spousal rift.
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United News
James M. Neff
Cora M. Nett
Neff
Oritieh Royal Medical Corps
Ypres
Spokane
Tle
France
Berne
Switzerland
Vanderlip Plans New York Voyage Amid Marketing Law Talk
London reports Washington D D Vanderlip of Los Angeles has booked passage to New York aboard the liner Aquitania departing December 4. He recently returned to Ringland after a trip to the Soviet Hustla and is noted in farm circles as supporting cooperative marketing laws urged by the New Union Board of Farmer Organization Development.
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