War and political shifts across Europe and Asia noted
A compiled report from Inter Mountain Globe details demobilization in Bulgaria, currency values, and freight-rate hearings in Salt Lake City. It covers Turkish actions against Greeks, Italian ambassador counts, a Nicaragua life insurance fraud case, and mentions leaders of the Mormon church, German politics, and postwar trials planning in Paris.
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Henry Shortell
Harris Pleming
Interstate Commerce Commission
Salt Lake City
Hall
Hines
Western Chamber of Commerce
Railroad Commissions
Seattle
Kansas City
Omaha
Minneapolis
St. Paul
von Fauthaher
Munich
Germany
Pacelli
Heber Grant
Mormor Church
Chicago
Haowaii
Joseph Smith
Smith
Hawaii
Turke
Ponts
Asia Minor
Faneroment
Macchi Ti Caidere
Washington
North Dakota
Whco
Italy
Thomas W. Senn
United States
Narcisco Arellano
Nicaragua
Auielde
Arellany
Lake
SY Adiny
W. Price
National Safety Council
Armerongen
Bertin
Frank Foerestner
Poerestner
Berlin
Tuileries Gardens
Urts
Police Raux
General Mangin
Manuel
FE Liberal
Kato
London
Japan
France
Belgiam
America
Supreme Council of Paris
Snt
William Haywood
Weill
Haywood
Leavenworth
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Wildon silent on outcome of treaty battle
Washington reports President Wilson will not issue a statement on the Senate’s failure to ratify the peace treaty. Senators Hitchcock and Underwood visited the White House, offering a philosophical view on the defeat and its political implications for Wilson and the League of Nations.
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Wildon
Senate
White House
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Underwood
Alabama
Tumulty
South Lawn
Wilson
League of Nations
Congress
America
Kidnapping Planned by Mexican Rebels Revealed
Washington dispatch reports Mexican rebels planned to kidnap William Jenkins the American consular agent in Puebla. Jenkins wrote a letter to Representative Davis stating the act would be an direct affront to the United States. Davis said the State Department informed him the Mexican anti government group had re arreste Jenkins and the embassy in Mexico City was told to demand his immediate release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Housing and
Department of
George Tinkham
Mary Machusetts
United States
Phoenix
Eight Valley Line
Arizona
Washington
William ©. Jenkins
Puebla
Mexico
Jenkins
Davis
Tennessee
State Department
Mexico City
Peace Treaty Set to Take Effect December First
Paris reports the supreme council decided the peace treaty will become effective on December 1. Nations that accepted the treaty will proceed with formal ratifications to implement the pact on that date.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Plan to Investigate Strike Avoiding Work
In St Louis on November 21 the American Mining Congress was asked to appoint a committee to study methods used at plants where labor troubles have been successfully combatted or to prepare a program acceptable to both capital and labor. Bartlett of Cleveland presented the resolution noting about 30 such plants exist in the United States.
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St. Louis
American Mining Congress
Bartlett
Cleveland
Treaty Ratification Fails as Senate Rejects Lodge Plan
President Wilson may submit the peace treaty to the next Congress session starting December 1 after the Senate rejected all three ratification votes and the Lodge reservations. The clash ended the first sitting of the Republican Congress with hopes to push domestic legislation stalled until treaty action.
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Washington
Wilson
Peive
Congress
Hitchcock
Willson
Beaslon
New Republican Congress
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Hitehsek
Omaha
McCumber
North Dakota
Jomporita
Underwood
Democrate
Ashhurat Bankheed
Heck
Ham
Harris
Harrier
Citizens in Arms When Dr Burying Dog in Family Lot
Beloit Kansas residents faced a heated dispute over Dr D B O'Brien placing his dog Jack’s remains in his family grave lot in Elmwood Cemetery The dog Tack had died a year earlier and was dug up from the doctor’s yard and reburied in the family plot The case nearly went to district court but the doctor moved to reinter the body and avert a legal fight
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Beloit
Kan
Dr. D
O'Brien
Jack
Tack
Heidt
Elmwood
Lodge Resolution On Adoption Split Senate Vote
The Lodge resolution faced a party line division with 42 Republicans and 55 Democrats opposing. Senator Fall the lone absent member from New Mexico reportedly opposed the measure per Republican whip Senator Curtis.
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Ball
Calder
Capper
Colt
Cummins
Curtis
Dillingham
Edge
Eakins
Frelinghuysen
Hale
Harding
Jones
Washington
Kellogg
Kenyon
Keyes
Lenroot
Lodge
McCumber
McLean
McNary
Nelson
New
Newberry
Page
Penrose
Phippa
Smoot
Spencer
Sterling
Sutherland
Townsend
Wadsworth
Warren
Watson
Gore
Shields
Smith
Georgia
Walsh
Massachusetts
Borah
Brandegee
Fernald
France
Grenna
Johnson
California
Knox
la Follette
McCormick
Moses
Norris
Poindexter
Sherman
Democratew
Ashurst
Bankhead
Beckham
Chamberlain
Culberson
Dial
Fletcher
Gay
Gerry
Harris
Harrison
Henderson
Hitchcock
South Dakota
New Mexico
Kendrick
King
Kirby
McKellar
Myers
Nugent
Overman
Owen
New Revolution Nipped in Bud in Vladivostok Action
Revolutionary forces in Vladivostok were defeated by government troops after two days of fighting. General Gaida was wounded and captured as troops pressed the rebels from rail yards to the station. Civilians suffered and 58 wounded are cared for by the American Red Cross. A British Red Cross officer was killed at the station plaza.
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Naval ‘Training School
Svetlandskaia
Galda
American Red Cross
Red Cross
T. W. Rowland
Hermosa Beach
Cal
New Orleans
Gaida
General Galda
Siberian
Kolchak
Des Moines Faces Tight Coal Crisis
Des Moines Indiana November 21 1923 coal shortage worsens with complaints from all sections. Governor Harding secured coal from Camp Dodge for public utilities. Des Moines planned light schedule tonight with schools to close indefinitely Friday and streetcar service cut to four hours morning and four in evening.
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Des Moines
Lowa
Harding
Camp Dodge
Dos Moines
Italian Poet Warrior Prepares For New Raid
London dispatches report Italian poet warrior Gabriele D Annunalo plans a raid on Spalato with 16 000 troops. He says he will return to Zara in November and depart again, with a naval detachment arriving at Zara from Italy.
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London
Gabriele D'Annunalo
Spalato
Belgrade
Dannunalo
Zara
Talian Ae Po
Miners Offered 20 Percent Wage Increase in New Proposal
Washington reports miners and operators exchanged wage proposals with the 20 percent boost over the day rate and 15 cent increase per ton offered to run immediately upon workers returning. United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis said the offer is insufficient as few costs shift are addressed.
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Washington
Thomas T. Brewster
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Leagues U. S. with Germany and China
Former ambassador Thomas Nelson Page argues the peace treaty defeat is a grave misfortune for Europe and America. He blames the German, Sinn Fein, I W W, and Bolshevik factions for its downfall and warns it will force a larger American armament. He says Germany and China stand outside the League as it currently exists.
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Thomas Nelson Page
Italy
Washington
Europe
America
League of Nations
Sinn
French Guillotine Assistants Strike for Higher Pay
Paris reports that assistants to the official executioner Deibler have won higher pay due to living costs. They now receive 400 francs yearly plus 15 francs per working day, with some pursuing other trades. Deibler’s total pay is 6,000 francs yearly plus 3,000 for guillotine upkeep, amid historical notes on the era’s penalties and fees.
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Paris
M. Dpelbler
France
Deibler
Willard Seeks Return Bout Says Rickard Reveals Letters
Tex Rickard discloses letters from Jess Willard and former manager Ray Archer showing a bid for an early meeting to discuss another heavyweight title bid. Rickard notes Willard in training and hints at possible match with Fred Fulton, while eyeing Beckett’s affairs for a Carpentier encounter.
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New York
Jess Willard
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Willard
Ray Archer
Dempsey
Fred Fulton
Joe Beckett
America
George Carpentier
Smuts Appeals to America to Ratify League Covenant
Johannesburg dispatch reports General Jan Christian Smuts urging the United States to approve the League of Nations covenant. He warns the league faces danger in the American Senate and praises America's wartime altruism. He argues the world must ratify to save civilization and Europe from dissolution.
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America
League of Nations
Jan Christian Smuts
League Commission
United States
Cynica
League
Europe
Steel Firm Corrects Tax Report After Errors
Washington reports Crucible Steel company officials corrected tax returns and paid the full amount due. MH. Wilkinson, new chairman of the board, announced the corrected figures and the settlement.
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Washington
Crucible Steel Company
MH. & Wilkinson
Supreme Court Hears Wartime Prohibition Challenges
Washington November 21 The life of the wartime prohibition law is argued before the Supreme Court in three cases testing the validity of the Volstead Act. Key figures Elihu Root Levy Mayer and Bullitt lead the liquor side while Attorney General Palmer and Solicitor General King defend the government. The decision could determine whether wartime prohibition remains in effect until peace is proclaimed.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Probibienista
New York
King
Department of Justice
Pater
Pat Ragan May Buy Omaha Club From Rourke
Omaha Neb Feb reports Pat Ragan a former big league pitcher with the Giants may buy the Omaha Western league club from owner Bill Rourke. Rumors say a stock company plans to purchase with Rourke as head and Rourke has been idle for several years.
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Omaha
Neb
New York, Giants
Wyoming Arms to Catch Escaped Bandit
William Carlisle known as a daring train bandit robs the Los Angeles limited near Medicine Bow and escapes from Rawlins prison. A vast manhunt across Wyoming includes Caspers and Denver with federal troops ordered to capture him dead or alive.
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Casper
Wyoming
William Carlisle
Western Union
Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
Los Angeles Limited
Medicine Row
Union Pacific
Carlisel
Denver
Colo
United States Cavalry
Rawlins Penitentiary
Carlisle
Wyv
West
Tuesaday
Wye
United
Virginian
Owen Wister
The
Laramie River
Jackson Hole
Burlington
U. S
United States
Carliale
Riots Across Italy After Election Returns Reported
Rome dispatches describe post election disorders with Interventionallets attacking during celebrations and police detaining rioters. Socialists called a Milan general strike while authorities seized grenades and arms. complete city returns show Socialists leading in major cities and Catholics also strong.
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Rome
Bunday
Milan
Socialiat
Socialiata
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