Adonis Herrick Plans Return Fight With Neidel Suit
Rep Manuel Herrick of Oklahoma vows to fight Miss Anna Elizabeth Neidel's breach of promise suit upon returning to Washington. He criticizes newspapers as corrupt and vows to target vice in Washington and major cities. He cites letters of support from colleagues and insists he represents farmers’ interests.
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Atlantia City
Boston
Ford Seeks Buyout of Scrapped Ships If Highest Bidder
Washington reports Henry Ford asks to buy all United States warships slated for scrapping if his bid is the highest under the Hughes arms limitation plan. Ford proposed converting battleships into production goods and awaits sealed bids after sale terms are settled. He also discussed buying the Mussel Shoals nitrate plant, delayed by cost estimate disputes and Weeks' illness.
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Man Pays $15000 for Whisky Lookalike Water
New York reports James Mc Laughlin, once a policeman, bought several barrels claiming whisky. He paid 15000 dollars in cash, only to find the contents were plain bathroom water. The tale emphasizes his keen nose for genuine liquor.
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James McLaughlin
Love Finds A Way In Elopement Wedding Tale
In LeMars Iowa Theodore W. Henrich aged 14 and Ethel E. Roberts aged 17, children of local residents, wed after a chase and elopement that involved work on a farm near Hinton, license hurdles, and a late parental blessing. The deputy clerk notes the girl was too young for a license until telegram proof from the father cleared the way. The couple became a wedding party with family support.
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Wills Stops Scrap In First Round Referee Decision
Harry Wills of New York knocked Denver Hd Martin down five times in the opening round of their Milwaukee arena bout before the referee stopped the fight. An automobile exhibition is planned in Calcutta India from December 19 to 4 featuring cars trucks motorcycles and more. Funeral of Minn Mariel Hodgson of the London cycle club attended by members after an accident death concludes the notice.
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Lloyd George hopes Ireland peace before Christmas
Premier Lloyd George believes a peace settlement with Ireland will be reached before Christmas. He declined to reveal the latest phase of the talks. Sir James Craig and Sir Edward Carson were in London with chills described as a diplomatic illness. Lloyd George sent a message to Arthur Griffith stating an immediate general election is unlikely while he pursues terms with Premier Craig.
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Schwab Says World Disarmament Costs Iron and Steel Industry
Charles M. Schwab told a dinner honoring Marshal Foch that international disarmament would cause a financial loss to the iron and steel industry, which he said the sector would accept gladly. He urged shifting energies to constructive activities for lasting prosperity. He welcomed Foch as a great commander and a French ally.
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Shop crafts rules set to take effect December 1
Universal Service Chicago November 1 The railroad labor board announced new working rules for shop crafts will become effective December 1 affecting 600000 workers. The rules will replace the wartime national agreement and the board has prepared them for five months awaiting public release. They are considered highly impactful on railroad operating costs and rival wage scale importance.
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A New Acquaintance at the Manse Ceremony
A Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph report recalls a minister’s tale of a clumsy bridegroom at a wedding in his manse. The clergyman notes he followed custom by announcing the bride as wife and the groom awkwardly responds I am pleased to meet you.
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Wakefield High Wins From Randolph in Snowy Clash
Wakefield Nebraska defeats Randolph 16 to 0 in a clean football game played on a snow covered field. Wakefield scored first on a safety after Martin Ekberg blocked a punt, with Randolph backed up near its own goal line.
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Hughes Proposals To Slagh Navies Must Stand
Washington reports the conference backs a fixed maximum ratio of tonnage for Great Britain the United States and Japan dismissing Japan's call for changes. Harding says future Far East accords may not need Senate approval if identic notes are used.
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Marion Davies On Road To Recovery After Pneumonia
New York reports film star Marion Davies, hospitalized with pneumonia in critical condition, is improving and on the road to recovery, according to her physician.
Between Two Fires From the Boston Transcript
Dialogue portrays a tense household quarrel between a young husband and wife. The husband threatens breaking up housekeeping to live with his mother, while the wife warns of landlord trouble depending on their decision.
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Ford Sees Harding in White House Meeting
Washington November 19 Henry Ord spent over thirty minutes in private with President Harding at the White House. He said the visit was to pay his respects and carried no special business.
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Panama Isthmus Snakebite Reward Noted After Long Occupation
A Providence Journal report notes a single Coxe of Snakebite received a reward amid reflections on 15 years of American occupation of the Isthmus of Panama. The piece mentions a Wem and a London arrival, with a weekly coat of F700 and a planned meet at 7 AM for a Pogo jocwtle at a bowl.
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Gardner Sent To Leavenworth After Recapture
Gardner, the mail robber recaptured at Phoenix, will be sent to federal penitentiary duties in one of Leavenworth’s shops upon arrival. Warden Biddle said a telegram from Attorney General Daugherty ordered Gardner received at the penitentiary. Mrs. Gardner expresses mixed relief and horror, while Roy Gardner remains under special guard in Phoenix to prevent escape.
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Roy Gardner
John Montgomery
Thomas Flynn
United States
Black Smallpox Deaths Rise in Kansas City
The black smallpox epidemic in Kansas City has caused 48 deaths since September 1 and sent many residents to doctors and hospitals for vaccination. Farmers are urged to adopt tractors over horses for economy, with notes on wheels and hauling opportunities for rural labor.
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New Offer Made on Muscle Shoals Plant
Washington state Nov 17 Secretary of War Weeks received another bid on the Muscle Shoals plant from W T James of Tennessee offering to buy the power if the government completes the Wilson dam Weeks will consider James offer after Henry Ford bid receives careful consideration
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Tornado Strikes East of Marshall Damaging Property
A tornado near Ave miles east of Marshall caused substantial property damage but no fatalities, as reported in a Fort Worth Record telegram received at 10 40 p m. The city of Fort Worth, Texas, noted the late night weather event.
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Marion Davies III in Serious Condition With Pneumonia
New York Nov 17 Marion Davies motion picture star was in serious condition today suffering from pneumonia Her parents were summoned to the bedside Miss Davies was taken ill four days ago.
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Briand Plans Armament Stance At Conference
Premier Briand announced he will quit Washington next Wednesday while defending France’s land armament forces and submarine needs. He pressed for broad agreement on Far East issues and stated Viviani will head the French delegation after Briand departs.
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Inquiries On Bandits Petlura Mihno Reach Moscow Note
Rumor and official notes battle over the fate of bandits Petlura and Mihno as Romania faces statements on harboring them and the Pessarabia issue. A note disputes annexation without Russia's consent. The text mixes quoted snippets and local chatter on separations and public works.
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Explorer Story Teasers From a Frozen Voyage
A fragmented tale describes a cold winter aboard a ship and a dog that could not be petted. It hints at a voyage to a distant university and mentions a student mother figure linked to Wiscons in an unclear timeline.
Witnesses Testify in Arbuckle Case as Prosecution Warps Theory
Testimony in the Arbuckle case began with a draftsman proving the court room drawing of the St Francis hotel rooms used for the Labor Day party. Surgeons described autopsy findings while debates over bladder rupture sources and causes consumed much of the session.
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Snow Flurries Hit Amarillo as Winter Cold Sets In
Amarillo Texas reports flurries of snow with a 30 degree low marking the coldest so far this winter. Forecast calls for temperatures to rise only 10 to 15 degrees above zero in the next 24 hours.
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Two Killed and 17 Hurt in Utah Rail Wreck
A Salt Lake City motorman Harry J. Cramer and electrician W A Hallien died when a Salt Lake and Utah train from Provo collided with a northbound train at Taylorville. Seventeen injured. investigation underway.
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Chicago Packers Begin Wage Cuts Across Industry
Armour & Co and Swift & Co workers vote 1 percent wage reductions affecting about 40 000 employees in Chicago with similar action expected at other plants. Swift & Co proposes a 10 percent cut in Sioux City affecting around 4 000 workers. acceptance follows Chicago agreement.
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Harding Signs Austrian Peace Proclamation
The 1%-President signs a peace proclamation with Austria effective July 2, part of a broader peace move following earlier treaties with Germany and pending ratification with Hungary. Official notice of ratification from that country is expected.
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Mob burns body after White girl assault incident
Wiltthivns Turner, a Black man accused of assaulting a White girl, was shot by police during transport and his body was burned by a mob in Helens on Friday night. Police fled the scene to prevent further violence, but the crowd seized and burned the corpse in a public square.
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Four Hurt Dead in Minneapolis Wreck
One person was killed and three others fatally injured in a crash on the Northern in Minneapolis. A passenger train collided with a truck near the southern route, with impact telescoping the vehicle and causing severe damage.
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Columbus Defeats Aberdeen Normal
Columbus won over Aberdeen Normal with key plays in the third period. Forward passes set up scoring, and Maniatis added points as the team surged ahead.
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