Feud over Armenian independence and global notes
Inter Mountain Globe reports on Armenians in Armenia and Turkish race issues, with Henry Pigs in charge of the American college in Kharput. Also cited are Pacific continent theories, eight hour system in Nakatsu, Harvard enrolment stats, Shantung, and diverse global notices from Japan to Europe.
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Americana
Jane Neos
Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
Nakatsu
Kyushu
Japan
Buto
Japan Cotton Spinners’ Union
Harvard
President Wilson backs concessions to save League of Nations
Washington reports say President Wilson urged compromise reservations on the peace treaty to win ratification without undermining the League of Nations. Hitchcock, Lodge, and administration senators discussed which reservations are acceptable, while a New York spectator disrupted a Senate session.
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Wilson
Benater Hitchcock
Washington
Senate
Treauty
Hitchcock
Lodge
Senator Smith
Joseph Horan
New York
Capitol
Smith
Moran
Horan
Cone
League of Nations
White House
Wileen
Wilach
Committee
Jim Hepe- Tull
Billehevcit
Mia Cita
Supreme council names commission for German war guilt lists
The supreme council of the peace conference will name and commission a body to compile lists of Germans Germany must surrender as prepared by the allies. The panel will also decide on procedures and conduct of the trials.
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Faris
Supreme Council of the Peace Conference
Germany
Record price paid for Poland China boar
A Nebraska breeder paid what is described as a record price for a single day by buying the Poland China boar named Designer. Designer was bought a year ago for 9000 and was sold for 9600 as a young pig, yielding a profit of about 25,000 dollars for the original purchaser.
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Poland
Omaha
Teb
Nov
Gale
Lithle Washan & Vear
Wood Alcohol Booze Sold in New York Warned by Agent
New York authorities warn that wood alcohol or methyl alcohol is being sold for internal use despite its danger. Harry W. Mayer says some vendors bottle grain alcohol as whisky and will be prosecuted. agents will trace liquor from bonded warehouses to stop tainted rail products.
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New York
Harry W. Mayer
Mager
New York City
Entente Charges Germany With Treaty Violations
Berlin reports the entente sent a note to Germany listing breaches of peace terms. Alleged issues include failure to withdraw from Russian territory, confiscation of documents, nonturnover of submarines, Scapa Flow fleet destruction, retention of art, unpaid agricultural machinery, continued export of war materials, and owes 42 locomotives and 4,450 cars. The Faris council also seeks damages for Scapa Flow destruction.
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Berlin
Entente
Germany
Scapa Flow
Supreme Council
Faris
Marshal Foch
German Delegation To Sign Armistice Protocol In Paris
The supreme council in Paris discussed plans to receive a German delegation on November 10 to sign the protocol ensuring Germany carries out armistice terms. Baron Von Leisner, head of the Versailles mission, is expected to sign for Germany.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Germany
Baron von Leisner
Versailles
Iowa ends coal famine in state with released stock
Des Moines reports that public utilities will receive coal from railroad administration ending the famine. State Fuel Board members noted relief while counties and cities seek guidance from State Fuel Administrator Charles Webster. Webster confirmed seizures and urged supply to meet consumer demands.
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Des Moines
Denver
Iowa
Veen
State Fuel Board
Railroad Administration
Charles Webster
Thes
Webster
Unsigned note hints Chicago bomb plot at federal building
A note found on a railings ledge in the Chicago federal building warned of a 2 30 pm bombing using four pounds of TNT. Police and detectives rushed to the scene, locked doors, and searched every room and the roof, but found nothing suspicious.
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Chicago
Chicago Federal
Announce New Prices for Bulk Crude Oils in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh agencies announce new bulk crude oil prices with Pennsylvania at 4.50 per barrel and Corning at 3.10, Cabell 0.02, Bomeret 22.65, Ragland 1.36. The advance, driven by foreign demand, adds 0.26 to Pennsylvania crude and small shifts to other listed oils.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Corning
Cabell
Bomeret
Ragland
Somerset
Unwritten Law to Be Defense in Brown Murder Case
Marysville Cal November 8 The unwritten law that a man may avenge his sister s honor will be used to defend Frank A McCormick and Mrs Fred J Wilson charged with murdering Charles A Brown young stockman Eye witnesses Ward and Potts gave conflicting accounts Brown allegedly possessed a gun given by Mrs Wilson Ward said McCormick shouted I ll kill you and grabbed Brown by the throat followed by gunfire Mrs Wilson fired three shots Potts testified Brown drew a pistol and fired McCormick and Mrs Wilson then shot Brown Autopsy showed death from a gunshot wound to the neck Brown s mother left Des Moines for Marysville
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Marysville
Cal
Frank A. McCormick
Fred J. Wilson
Chas. A. Brown
Stockman
Brown
F. A. McCormick
Arvin Ward
Wesley Potts
Ward
Potts
McCormick
Florence Howard
Mra. Wilson
Alra
Wilson
Willus
Howard
Charlie
Des Moines Fy
Des Molinos
Mra
BT. McCormick
Frank McCormick
Fred Wilson
Charles A. Brown
Des Moines
Fairweather Orders W W to Get Out
Des Moines authorities report I W W delegates appealed to Mayor Fairweather for protection after their cuartercy was raided Tuesday night. The mayor ordered them from his office and warned he would call out the state militia if they returned with reserves to Der Molnus.
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Des Moines
I. W W
Fairweather
der Molnus
Gompers and Palmer Seek End to Coal Strike
Washington and Indianapolis reports detail renewed efforts by Samuel Gompers to end the 600000 coal miners strike. Gompers met Attorney General Palmer and planned further talks while John L. Lewis denied knowledge of any new settlement proposal.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Palmer
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Union
Lewis
Indianapolis
Ind
Allied gunfire aiding Lett invasion on Riga front
Under allied naval support Letts push Germans back near Grebin and Riga. The Lettish press bureau reports many German prisoners captured and no Russian forces encountered during the offensive.
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Riga
Copenhagen
Noy
Letts
Grebin
Lettsh
Germain
Colonel House of France Named As Martin Advisor
William Martin is chosen as confidential adviser to Puineary of France, akin to Colonel House for President Wilson. He has carried out many secret missions for the French government and served as master of ceremonies at the treaty signing at Verapilies.
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William Martin
Puineary
France
Colon House
Wilson
Martin
Verapilies
Clone
Youse
Legal decision may point way to end strike
Indianapolis November reports outline that a judge will rule on injunction dissolution petitions in the coal strike. Government officials and miners leaders expect crucial rulings by Judge A B Anderson with Judge C F Ames handling the government's response. If injunctions are upheld or dissolved, further moves may decide recall of the strike order and potential benefits for miners.
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Indianapolis
Ind
A. B. Anderson
C. FE. Ames
United States Attorney General
Cleveland
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Kentucky drys claiming victory in statewide prohibition vote
Louisville and Columbus dispatch reports show Kentucky drys leading by about four thousand in 90 of 120 counties with 30 counties still to report. Ohio's federal amendment results remain uncertain with wets ahead by about nine thousand in unofficial returns.
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Louisville
Columbus
Ohio
Crabbe
Ita
Secretary of State
Federal Attorney Seizes Potatoes in Sioux Falls
United States District Attorney Be Fiske seized about 1000 bushels of potatoes belonging to Charles L Lennington under the federal food hoarding act. The potatoes were stored in the Strand theater basement and a libel was filed after Lennington claimed no potatoes for sale. A hearing is set for November 15 before Judge J D Millio. The seized goods will be sold or distributed as ordered by the court.
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Sioux Falls, & D
Charles L. Lennington
United States
BE. W.fiske
Strand Theater
Lennington
J. D. Mi‘liot
United States District Court
Senate Defeats Bid to Strike Reservations in Peace Treaty
Washington votes 48 to 40 to require acceptance of treaty reservations by other powers. McCumber led Republicans against striking out while Reed Walsh and Gore sided with the majority. Borah’s proposal to require four powers failed as mild reservation Republicans joined Democrats. Cummins says railroad legislation may take precedence over ratification and Hitchcock neighbors warn against compromising the reservations.
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Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Reed
Missouri
Walsh
Massachusetts
Gore
Oklahoma
Borah
Idaho
Cummins
Interstate Commerce Committee
J Harry Moore Indicted For Conspiracy To Commit Arson
Omaha Nov 8 J Harry Moore a well known Iowa newspaper man formerly of Des Moines and Sioux City has been indicted for conspiracy to commit arson during the riot He was arrested and held in jail until bail was supplied by the Omaha Bee where he has worked for months Moore allegedly procured gasoline and owned it near the courthouse the night of the riot He denies the accusation saying he was not in Omaha that night The article notes Moore previously served as private secretary to Police Commissioner Hamilton and later faced a lewd conduct conviction in 1918 with a county jail sentence
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Omaha
Neb
J. Harry Moore
Iowa
Des Moines
Sioux City
Omaha Bee
Moore
Court House
Hamilton
Poland's Prime Minister Arrives in the United States
Poland's first minister to the U.S. arrives with his wife and family in a historic visit. Prince Casimer Lubomirski, noted as a leading figure in the new republic, accompanies the delegation amid formal ceremonies and diplomatic welcome.
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Poland
U.S
Prince Casimer Lubomirski
Pinaster
New Republic of
United States
Locriya “ E
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PUB
Hulett
Crook County
Wyo
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China
John McKim
Toklo
Protestant Episcopal Church
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Pr. Schumacher
Tyrol
Vienna
Los Angeles
Arkansas
Legion
Russia
Quentin
The
Christian Science Monitor
University of Alberta
London
Vienne
Lomlon
Atlantic
New York Zooa) Society
Royal Zoological Garden
Antwerp
Shipping Board
Edge
New
Melbourne
Trades Hall Council
Swedish Association of Engineers
Engineers of America
Blockholm
Robert Parker Fitch
Amberat Colle
Wayne
South Wales
Glover World
Bering
Bibarka
Portland
Colere Haw
Gan
Denison
Federal Building
Charles B.mes
United Mine Workers of America
Charles B. Ames
Ames
OklahomaCity
Okla
California
W. W
Bompers Thilka
Labor
William ‘Aartin
Kentucky
Sioux Falls
Ellie Teel
Boston
le Oamya
Prince and Princess Lubomirski
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