Guard Orders Halt in Plans for AIL Strike
Union leaders and railway executives were ordered to halt strike preparations by the railroad labor board to avert a crisis. The board urged maintaining the status quo pending a hearing next Wednesday and possible government action if talks fail.
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Earl L. Shaub
Chiesge
Railroad
Fella
Crisia
Neada Waa
Yven
Witder
Eome
Memnbers
Department of Justice
Two Railroad Unions Set for Broad Strike Action
Two major railroad unions with about 1.0 million members plan coordinated strikes beginning Saturday. Leaders say wage reductions and abrogation of working agreements motivate the walkouts, with formal announcements due this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Mealy
Aeon Chevioers
Liremen
Oni
Healy
Hospital facilities funding bill faces urgent support
A Kentucky congressman proposes a 146 million allocation to expand hospital facilities for ex service men after a plague of ulcers and foals reportedly linked to the no runny bong ulces. Mr Longley leads the public buildings and grounds committee in pushing the measure.
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Howe
Iwigiey
Kenltucky
Riday
Longley
Builidiiwe and Grounds
Unclear fragment recalls theater troupe in Houston office
A damaged OCR fragment recalls a theater troupe member in Houston entering a theater office. The narrative hints at a haughty leading actor, a dilapidated country setting, and a proprietor noting a real academy connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Walter
Acad
Japan Navy Exceeds U S In New Armaments
Washington reports first figures from the armaments conference indicate Japan will outpace the United States in new naval tonnage. Japan's program totals about 805,189 tons vs 744,928 for the U S, with Japan leading in battle cruisers and active first line ships. Britain remains dominant with 31 first line battleships or battle cruisers.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
German Cabinet Crisis Deepens Over Silesia Split
Berlin Oct 22 A new cabinet crisis deepens as two coalition partners the German People’s Party or Stinnes party and the Centralists vote two thirds against the League of Nations plan for Upper Silesia. They argue the decision violates the self determination clause and Versailles treaty and refuse to join any cabinet that accepts it.
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Karl von Wiegand
Berlin
Act Bg
German People's Party
Legue of Nations
Upper Silesia
League
Stinnes Party
Knights of Columbus to Welcome Marshal Foch in Chicago
Fifty thousand Knights of Columbus will greet Marshal Foch in Chicago on November 6. He will review a parade of 60,000 Knights and attend a banquet afterward. In Washington he will attend Armistice Day events on November 11. The supreme board announced the visit during a recent meeting.
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Universal Service
Chicago
Knights of Columbus
Marshal Foch
France
America
Washington
Supreme Board of the Knights of Columbus
Middlewest
Metz
Train Hits Auto Kills Babe in Cedar Rapids
A Milwaukee train struck a car outside Cedar Rapids injuring three women and killing months old Helen Hemphill. Hazel Hemphill escaped with minor bruises as the vehicle was hit squarely in the center and hurled in all directions. The injured suffered suspected skull fractures and remained hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
William Hemphill
L. W. Hoopner
William Ritale
Inca Hospital
Helen Hemphill
Milwaukee
Hazel Hemphill
Clemenceau’s Condition Improves. Will Return to Paris Soon
The condition of Georges Clemenceau was improved Friday according to officials. He will be strong enough to travel to his Paris home Saturday, with a physician and several friends accompanying him on the journey.
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Universal Service
Paris
Georges Clemenceau
Mitchell
IDX
H. G. Scharnweber
Scharnweber
Halifax
N. S
Elsie
West Point
N. Y
New Haven
French
Army
Aich Uist
New York
Leach Cross
Frankie Maxwell
Minneapolis
Minn
University of Minnesota
Davenport
Paddy Clancy
Whitle" Ross
American Legion
New York Herald
Carpentier
Harding Signs Ratification Document With Germany
President Harding signed the exchange of ratification for the Germany treaty. The document was carried to the White House by Kidney Smith of the diplomatic bureau and mailed to Berlin that night. A Cherokee Indian named Geneve mus hall recently married a German actress, wore an Indian costume to the registrar’s office, drawing a crowd and requiring an interpreter.
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Washington
Harding
United States
Germany
White House
Kidney Smith
Ehlet
Diplomatic Bureau
Berlin
Geneve Mus Hall
Registrar’e
Erman
Early Breakup Fears Loom Over Irish Peace Parley
London reports ominous signs of a quick end to the Irish conference after De Valera’s telegram to the pope denying allegiance to the king. Lloyd George pushes for a prompt decision on allegiance while delegates consider a plebiscite, amid tensions with De Valera and Dublin Sinn Fein leaders.
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de Valera
Pope
England
London
Ireland
Irland
Lloyd George
Downing Street
Arthur Griffiths
Griffith
Dall Eireann
Dublin
Downing
London Times
Dlemay
the Times
Mr. de Valera
Former Judge Bates Dies In Madison Nebraska
Former County Judge Willam Bates a pioneer of Madison county died suddenly Friday at the Horst hotel where he had lived for some time Death was from a stroke of paralysis Found dead in bed at about 8 o clock in the morning after going to sleep in good health the previous evening His death leaves a void in local judicial circles and the Madison community
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Madison, Neb
Willam Bates
Madison County
Horst Hotel
Football Scores From Regional Games
Football scores list regional results with teams including Wagner 26 Wagner, Tyndall 62, Onawa 62, Odebolt 7, Mitchell 7, Aberdeen 6, Mapleton 66, Sioux Falls 63, Yankton 0, Hartington 14, South Sioux 7, Yankton College 28, Western Union 4, Vista College 9, Sulcol Sioux City Seconda 13.
Grasshoppers in Congress Bill Sparks Debate
Ninety thousand dollars asked in a congressional bill for a scientific grasshopper study. Proponents argue value for farmers and crop protection, while critics call it a waste unless properly targeted and managed.
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Congress
Beaverton
ISU Runners to Open Season Against Kansas in Ames
Iowa State College cross country runners will open their season in Ames on Saturday facing the University of Kansas. Kansas will also accompany the Jayhawker football team for the same afternoon meet with the Cyclones.
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Ames
Iowa State College
University of Kansas
C. W. Mayser
Kansas
Jayhawker
Cyclones
Britain to Send Warship Calypso to Lisbon
The admiralty announced the warship Calypso will sail from the Mediterranean to Lisbon amid British resident concerns over political upheaval. Reports say looting occurred earlier and several cabinet ministers were killed or wounded in Lisbon during the disorder, including Antonio Granjo and Machando Dos Santos.
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London
Admiralty
Calypso
Mediterranean
Lisbon
Portugues
Exchange
Paris
Antonio Granjo
Machando Dos Santos
Reuter Disputch
Madrid
Jose Carlos Mala
Carlos P. Silva
Cunha Leal
Aland Islands Neutralisation Conference Concludes in Geneva
The Geneva conference on Aland Islands ends and adopts a 10 article convention. It completes Russia's 1866 engagement to keep the islands free from military threat. The accord details neutrality rules for land sea and air and is linked to the League of Nations.
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Geneva
Conference For
Aland Islands
Ussia
League of Nations
Briand Won’t Attend Without Strong Support
Paris Oct 21 Premier Aristide Briand told the chamber of deputies he would not go to Washington with half confidence or a small majority. He demanded full authority and sufficient votes so France could speak openly at the forthcoming limitation of arms conference.
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Paris
Washington
Aristide Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Fran
C. F. Beartelli
Parla
Briand
America
France
England
Europe
Sales Tax Bill Faces Senate Showdown in Washington
Washington lawmakers clash over a planned sales tax revision with Democrats and Republicans accusing the plan of complexity. The Senate backs a corporate stock acquisition rule and higher family exemptions while a final passage date slips past November 1.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Lodge
Massachusetts
Curtis
Kansas
Penrose
Finance Committee
Moses
New Hampshire
Townsend
Michigan
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Treasury Department
Simmons
North Carolina
Administration Plans to Avert Railroad Strike
Washington reports President Harding moves to prevent a transportation tie up after Chicago talks fail. A plan includes summoning railroad executives and union leaders, sweeping freight rate cuts by the ICC, a presidential appeal for compliance with the labor board, and use of federal powers if peace efforts fail.
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Brotherhodd
Washington
Brotherhoods
Chicago
Hell & Meeting
Labor Board
BM. Pelton
Chicago & Great Western
Clave
White House
Railroad Labor Board
Brotherhood
Harding
Lke
United States Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Two Trusties Escape From Lincoln Penitentiary
Earl Henry and Earl Baker, two trusties at the Nebraska state penitentiary, escaped about 6 p.m. Friday after being seen near the barn following work at the farm and as a mechanic. Posses conduct an active search for the missing men.
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Lincoln
Neb
Earl Henry
Earl Baker
State Penitentiary
Walla
Henry
Baker
Tropical Hurricane Reported In Caribbean Sea
The weather bureau reported a tropical hurricane in the Caribbean Sea near western Caribbean southwest of Jamaica. No intensity data was given and a warning noted an advisory of a disturbance forming with probable northward movement.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Caribbean Sea
Jamaica
Rothschild May Finance Germany News Dispatch
Berlin reports Baron Rothschild seems set to provide credits to Germany through banking channels for 25 to 30 years aimed at enabling reparations payments. The negotiations involve banks and industries, not direct government loans, with Rothschild to report to Lloyd George before meeting American bankers.
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Berlin
Germany
Baron Rothschild
World
London
Paris
Rothschild
Havenstein
Reichbank
Lowon
Rosen
Lord D'Abernon
Mendelsohn
Europe
Lloyd George
New York
France seeks U S alliance in Washington talk
Paris dispatch reports France's parliament urged Premier Briand to push for a military alliance among France Britain and the United States as a precondition for European disarmament. Briand pledged to seek a strong majority andaudience applause signaled broad backing.
Bandits Rob Bank in Vernon Area in $ Earthy Heist
Police report a Vernon area bank was robbed of about $60,000 in notes and securities by two men who fled in a motor car. A small amount of cash was taken and the location is linked to a nearby Colorado town with authorities pursuing leads.
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Denver
Colo
Wrey
Bank of
Vernon
Communists Bomb Police in Paris Rally Escalates
In Paris on a Friday night a hand grenade hit police amid a communist meeting at Wagram hall wounding two as guards clashed with protesters. Authorities arrested twenty and searched for a suspected bomber while demonstrations spread to Milan Rome and Genoa.
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Paris
Boston
F. H. Moore
Niccola Bacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Ambassador Herrick
Europe
Sacco
Vansett
U. S
Washington
Hisses
Cat Calla
Lenin
Marcel Cachin
Mme. Severine
America
Embassy
Communist Party
Massachusetts
Milan
Rome
Genoa
Hold Bandits On Murder Charge In Council Bluffs
A coroner's jury in Council Bluffs Iowa held an investigation into the death of bandit Thomas Bennett King killed in a gun battle on October 13. Witnesses testified and charges were recommended against Mrs Alité King George Moore and a bandit named Tierney for first degree murder. Special Agent Murray of the Chicago and North Western railroad was killed and defense questions focused on whether officers fired the fatal shot.
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Council Bluffs
Cial
Thomas Bennett King
Alité King
George Moore
Tierney
Matt Tinely
Murray
Chicago & Northw
Reopen Stillman Case Aims to Save Child’s Share
White Plains N Y Oct 22 Jani A Sullman is charged with attacking his wifes character to destroy the child’s legitimacy and bar him from a share of a 97 million trust fund founded by the Stillman era officialuding for Guy at the hearing. The case centers on whether the child has a right to part of the family fortune despite past disputes.
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Stillman
White Plains
N. Y
Jani A. Sullman
John B. Mack
EU’ Dian
Guy
Morehauser
Stilimanne
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Babe
TIGER
Molikov
Tifls
Lor
Robert J. Prew
Special Cable Dispatch
Grasshoppers
California
Legion
Honorah
Gittings
San Francisco
Department of the American Legion
Misa Gittings
Britain
United Press
Taviathan
Caribbean
Great World Banking House
Teutonic Nation
Alliance
Pershing
Jean Fabry
Fabry
Wallace
Bandits
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Burlington
William F. Thieoft
Dines
Missouri
Fiza Han
Red Army
C. F. Bertelli
Bola
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