Rioting in Budapest as General Luashidin named mayoral commander
News reports from Vienna describe Budapest erupting in chaos after General Laeashidin is appointed commander of the metropolitan forces. Trains halted, traffic stopped, and police reportedly occupy and fortify government buildings. Civilians flee as demonstrations are suppressed.
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Vienna
Budapest
Triday
Enys Ao
Lu- Cashidin
Metropolitas
Lae Eashidhs
Bankers Buy Prize Bull. Bank Closed After Bankruptcy
Dixon, Th. Nov. 19. Red Apple Thorndyke Will, a registered prize bull, was blamed for a bank closing. Amer J. Countryman and farmer Edwin Depewillier bought the $100,000 bull, paying $50,000. Their partnership failed. bankruptcy petitions followed as the bank reopened signs went up and the men listed a $50,000 claim against the bull owners.
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Dixon
Red Apple Thorndyke
Dixon Union State Bank
Amer J. Countryman
Edwin Depewillier
Indy
Countryman
Harding to Speak in New Orleans Before Panama Trip
President elect Harding will deliver one final speech before leaving the United States for Panama. He plans to address the New Orleans Chamber of Commerce, leaving Brownsville at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Time constraints force him to decline other invitations though Venezuela and Colombia visits were discussed. Harding played golf in cool weather as Mrs. Harding rested indoors.
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Point Isabel
Tex
Harding
United State
Panama
New Orleans
Texas
Brownsville
Auto business soon to be normal says Willys
New York November 13 The automo bile business will return to a normal basis within the next two or three months John N Willys president of the Willys Overland Company declared The buying strike affected the industry and price adjustments slowed sales Since January 1 Overland dealers will be clear of stock and with a curtailment of production for two to three months the standard makers can resume normal business The Willy s Overland parts department will reopen with 2000 men. other departments to follow after inventory completion The entire plant has been idle for a week.
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New York
John N. Willys
Wyllis-Overland Company
Priday
Mr. Willys
Overland
Willya- Overland
Jowa banker breaks editor's nose in New Hampton
In New Hampton Iowa on November 13 banker W G Shafer allegedly struck Eugene Fueling editor and president of the Iowa Press association after a political discussion. Fueling suffered a broken nose and the incident occurred during a confrontation over politics.
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Jowa
New Hampton
W. G. Shafer
Eugene Pueling
Iowa Pree Association
Politica
Kansas Flour Mills Suspend Operation
Topeka reports the Kansas flour milling industry near shutdown as John H. Lemert, head of a large milling company, says several mills including his have suspended operation due to pressure from the US market.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
John HM. Lemert
Kangeis City
Lamert
Britain Presses Germany Enrollment Into League of Nations
London reports Britain instructs delegates to push for Germany’s immediate admission to the League or at next assembly, seeking open guarantees. Paris and London differ on timing, with France opposing Germany’s admission now, warning of drastic action if the league votes yes.
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Paris
Germany
League of Nations
Foreign Office
League
Echo de Paris
Great Britain
Georges Leygues
Assembly of the League
Geneva
France
Austria
Bulgaria
Canadian views on League of Nations outlined by Sir George Foster
Sir George Foster, leader of Canada's Geneva delegation, says Germany's admission to the league hinges on fulfilling obligations and that no immediate guarantee exists. Canada backs worldwide disarmament with police duties allowed, and favors keeping the Japan treaty as a gentleman's agreement. He notes dominions may vote as a bloc but will follow national interests.
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London
Canada
League of Nations
George Foster
Geneva
United News
Germany
League
Sir George
Japan
Australia
Dominions
Big gold shipments arrive in U S today
New York nov 13 of twelve million dollars in gold arrived on the steamer Adriatic today nine and a half million was for the federal reserve bank of this city and marked the final transfer of one hundred eleven million held for that institution by the bank of England for upward of a year the balance went to Kahn Loeb and Co about sixty three million this year most imported by Kahn Loeb came from South Africa to London to be bought in open market the National City Bank announced the arrival of one million dollars gold at San Francisco from Australia.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Bank of England
Kahn, Loeb & Co
South Africa
London
National City Bank
San Francisco
Australia
Strikers Plead Guilty In Train Destruction Case
Three members of the Chicago Yardmen Association pleaded guilty in Judge Landis court to conspiring to obstruct interstate traffic by stealing a locomotive on the Chicago Junction railway. They opened the throttle and let the engine run wild in the yards. Sentence was deferred until six co defendants are tried.
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Chicago
Chicago Yardmen’s Assciation
Mildred Harris Chaplin Granted Divorce From Chaplin
Los Angeles notices a divorce decree for actress Mildred Harris Chaplin from Charles Chaplin. Harris to refrain from using Chaplin professionally. The report notes New York fire chief Anthony Lamb as a separate item with a financial figure for fire engines.
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Los Angeles
Mildred Harris Chaplin
Chariie Chaplin
Mildred Harris
Chaplin
New York
Anthony Lamb
Who Will Lead the Democrats Next Four Years
Washington reporters examine the post election balance of power within the Democratic Party focusing on the Democratic National Committee, possible leadership by McAdoo, Bryan, or Cox, and the party's $300,000 deficit that could shape future strategy. The piece discusses fundraising weakness, internal factions, and the likely influence of wealthy backers on party direction.
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Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Lkely
Cox
Bryan
Washington
Adoo
National Committee
Democratic Organization
McAdoo
Mr. McAdoo
Mr. Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Murphy
New York
Wallace Confers Medals At Paris Ceremony
Paris November 13 American ambassador Hugh C Wallace conferred the distinguished service medal on Rear Admiral Thomas F Magruder naval attache and the navy cross on Captain C D Leaves and Captain H Madison. Scarcity of farn
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Paris
Hugh C. Wallace
France
Thomas F. Magruder
C. Deleaves
H. Madison
Wilson to urge tax law revision for fair debt, consumer protection
Washington, Nov. 13. President Wilson plans a brief message to Congress urging revision of tax laws to address inequality and to permanently establish the floating debt. He will also seek labor legislation and consumer protection laws for necessities, marking his final message unless called to speak again in the short session.
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Congress
Washington
Wilson
Government Defeated On German Relief Bill In Diet
Prague November 13 The government was defeated in the diet when the Man Party amendment to the state employed relief bill was adopted. The cabinet considered resigning as the amendment would add 2 000 000 000 crowns to expenses. German party members sang the Wacht Am Rhein during a heated interpellation.
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Prague
Man Party
Demos and G. O. P invade French Lick
In French Lick Indiana November 13 two mineral springs hotels serve as rival political camps. Republicans at West Baden Spring discuss Harding cabinet with Fred Upham Joe Kealing and Mayor Thompson of Chicago. Possible picks include Lowden for treasury Robbins for labor and Smith for agriculture. Democrats include Charley Murphy and eastern politicians.
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French Lick
Ind
Indiana
West Baden Spring
French Lick Springs
Harding
Fred W. Upham
Republican Nationa Committee
Joe Kealing
Willam Hale Thompson
Chicago
Thompson
Frank ©. Lowden
Ulinois
Lowden
Treasury
Raymond Robbins
Labor
Frank Smith
Illinois
Republican State Central Committee
Charley Murphy
New York City
Boundaries of Italy and Jugo Slavia Fixed
London reports the Santa Marguerita treaty fixing Italy and Jugo Slavia borders, signed Friday night. A Reuters dispatch adds that in Washington Colby said the Adriatic agreement could speed up the withdrawal of American naval forces from the area.
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London
Santa Marguerita
Italy
Reuter
Washington
Colby
Jugo- Slavia
Adriatic
Eight Americans Guard 40000 in Armenia
Constantinople dispatch reports that about 16 percent of a large Armenian population is under threat as American missionary Ernest Yarrow narrates conditions in Turkey and Armenia. The account notes U.S. involvement and continuing concerns across the Caucasus region.
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Constantinople
Ernest Yarrow
Turkey
Armenia
Caucasus
Can Buy Hops And Malt In U S After All
Washington reports that it remains permissible to purchase hops and malt in the United States for legitimate purposes. The Bureau of Internal Revenue clarified that while home brewing is restricted, sales to private makers for lawful uses are not forbidden. The notice aims to remind people the law bans cheating in private beer production and deters home breweries from impeding lawful materials.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau
iNegel
Costa Rican beauty testifies in separate maintenance suit
Geneva debris reveals a nightgown and jewel cases misattributed to Mrs Elida Piza Crane. She describes letters and memoranda on drafts showing a woman in The Hague and a girl in Charlotte, N C, linked to her husband Herbert P Crane the Geneva millionaire.
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Geneva
Elida Piza Crane
Herbert P. Crane
Crane
Hedda
Hague
Holland
Charlotte
N. C
Dorothy Peters and Holmes Arrested in Forged Check Case
San Francisco detectives arrest Dorothy Peters and Stanley Holmes from Chicago on charges tied to cashing a forged $5,500 check drawn on Horace D. Isbury. Peters reportedly conceded the claim and quipped about Paris of America.
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San Francisco
Misa
Dorothy Peters
Nurem
Chicago
Stanley E. Holmes
Horace D. Isbury
Parta of America
Miss Peters
City
Olive Thomas
Reds Claim Victories
London date line reports Russian soviet forces pierced Wrangel's first line at Yushumek in the ills and captured two regiments of Barbovitch's cavalry. Official statement from Moscow received by wireless today notes the fighting operations.
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London
Plans to send seaplane fleet for missing B-2-L
Great Lakes authorities planned a Nov. 14 effort to dispatch planes from here to sweep Lake Michigan between Chicago and Manitowoc for the navy seaplane B-2-L missing since Wednesday with three crew aboard. An icy gale delayed the mission, and the fleet will sail as weather allows.
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Great Lakes
Plana
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Manitowoc
Wisconsin
Navy
Marketing Ideas Behind Packaged Livestock Legislation Proposed
Washington November 12 F D Simonson assistant markets director of South Dakota may speak before the Senate agriculture committee on packet legislation. He cites price spreads between Missouri river and Chicago markets and accuses packers of fixing daily prices and engaging in string sales. He urges the law to cover freight shrinkage and prevent price discrimination. Senator Sterling plans to study the Kenyon Kendrick bill and predicts a packing bill will pass.
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Washington
F. D. Simonson
South Dakota
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Simonson
Senator Sterling
Missouri River
Chicago
Sterling
Kenyon-Kendrick
Two Auto Thieves Killed In High Speed Crash
Chicago report of a stolen car chase ends in a head on crash with a streetcar. Two men died, two others injured or escaped, wheels knocked loose, wreckage total. Police suspect a robbery gang. guns found on the dead men. All were foreign born and youths.
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Chicago
H. Burnham
Nome
Women to contest new uniform rule at post office
Detroit editors report postmaster Nagel orders gray chambray aprons for women on duty starting December first. Women employees plan to meet this Saturday to discuss protesting the order and may take the issue to Washington if it is enforced.
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Detroit Post
Detroit
Mich
Nagel
Washington
Campaign costs cited by Upham reach 3 million
French Lick Indiana November 12 Fred W Upham treasurer of the Republican National Committee announced figures showing the national campaign cost 3 416 000 with a deficit of 1 560 000 after all bills were paid.
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Upham
French Lick
Ind
Fred W. Upham
Republican National Committee
Fall to Confer with Harding in Brownsville
Brownsville Texas November 14 Senator Albert B Fall of New Mexico will arrive Sunday morning to confer with President Harding and Senator Wallie about Mexican policy. Fall will proceed to New Orleans with Gastlen Oesele after the talks.
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Brownsville
Tex
Albert B. Fall
New Mexico
Permeny
Brent Harding
Wallie
New Orleans
Gastlen Oesele
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Wilson Declares Abundant Cause for Thanks
President Wilson proclaims Thanksgiving for November 25 urging Americans to reflect on mercies and endure wartime lessons. He notes the healing of war’s effects, the return of soldiers to peaceful pursuits, and the nation’s orderly laws. He designates Thanksgiving as a day of prayer and service to God and country.
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Washington
Wilson
America
Uberty
Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
Graft Tales at Shipping Board Leaders Spotlighted
The congressional inquiry heard John T. Meehan recount 2400 graft cases tied to Shipping Board abuse. He cited William J. Love of New York creating Love & Co to sell board supplies, and EB. & Kiger, fleet era chief, with a lumber bid scheme involving J. K. Fawcett. The hearing noted a Chicago Wrecking Co deal and an arrest on an old indictment.
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New York
Mon
United States Shipping Board
John T. Meehan
Shipping Board
Congressional Investigating Committee
Congressman Walsh
Muewachumet Ls
Logal Emaleyss
Meehan
William J. Love
North Atlantic
Wiliam J. Love & Co
Love
EB. & Kiger
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Kiger
Fleet Corporation
Sald
Chicago Wrecking Company
J. K. Fawcett
Chicago
Kiger ® Ae
Baptists Plan Big School in Dallas Medical Center
Puen Texas November 18 officials of the Baptist church and Baylor Medical College outlined plans to unite the Baptist hospital and the Baylor medical center in Dallas forming a major southern medical complex. The reports came during the general convention of Texans.
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Baptist Church In
Texas
Dallas
Gre Medical Center
South
Baptist Anatorium
Baylor Medical College
Delian
En General Convention of
Texan
Sosalai
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