Greek Premier Venizelos Defeated Cabinet Resigns Shock
Britain and France indicate they will oppose restoring King Constantine. Premier Venizelos resigns as cabinet collapses amid Greek election results. Regent Admiral Coundouriotis names George Rallis to form a new government. Allied powers wary of Cr devolution and unrest in Athens.
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Ienizelos
Calossia
Coundouriotis
Greece
George Rallis
Inance
M. Rhyllis
Nis
Haianen
Zaimis Cabl
Minig
Oppost
M. Veulwelos
Ibtral
Dumetring Gounaris
Wes
Valley of
Creaon
Rhylis
Athens
Wits
Atilen
Pris
Plotettion
Bork
Pramier Vonnetus
Firnece
Paris
Ogland
Constantine
Pnhens
Fidro Meorge
Cote
Venizelos
Wil Turner
Near East
Ventyelos
Foreign Office
Hance
Great Britain
Domitan
George
Yaunaslos
Gift to University of Colorado for medical school and hospital
Denver reports a gift of $700 plus to the University of Colorado for constructing a medical school and hospital for the poor. The donation comes from the General Education Board of the Rockefeller Foundation and was announced Monday.
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Colorado
Denver
Colo
University of Colorado
General Education Board
Rockefeller
Western Union Breaks With State Department Over Cable Tolls
Western Union Telegraph Company halts handling department cables unless prepayment of tolls is required. The move follows a dispute over payments and a Miami landing permit tied to a British South American cable link. Officials cite war era congestion and international tariff disputes, with broader talks on cable exchanges suspended. Nine lines note recall of Miami operatives and possible Havana landing plans.
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Miami
State Department
Western Union
South Americ
Navy Department
William G. McAidoo
The
Casury
Western Union Company
Ther
Presty
South America
Iehon
Daniels
Key West
Western Ciion Company
Hinds
Qin
International Mouritg House
London
Ba ‘Ind
United States
Germany
Halifax
Penzance
Department
Miant
Fla
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York
Havana Caba
Winter carnival plans in La Crosse set for January
Carnival committee reports about 4000 dollars set aside for prizes in contests such as tug of war skating and snowball battles. New features include decorated floats by school children, a top boggan event possibly becoming a permanent winter tradition, and gay marching clubs. Boreas Rex and his queen will be chosen by popular vote with ceremonies at Riverside Park. The event aims to unite La Crosse county residents and promote the city to visitors with a cordial welcome.
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la Gromec
la Crogsa
Boreas Rex
Iiverside Park
la Crosse
Grand jury probes liquor cases in federal court
The federal grand jury convened in Chicago under Judge Landis and began hearings on liquor cases. Attorney Wolfe and assistants presented evidence as prosecutors and marshals organized the session. The jurors prepare for ongoing investigations with the December petit jury trial pending.
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Federal Grand Jury
A. Co. Wolfe
Land Jury
Ditrict
Arthur Mulberger
Ing
Marshall Frank O Connor
Jon Farmont
Joseph Gants
Gladys Kernan
Marshl
Landis
Chega
la Crosse
Puce Landis
la’ Crosse
Penalty for Employees Who Talk in Work Hours
Washington reports a laborer in the war and navy department building faces penalties for talking to others during working hours unless the topic is official business. Building superintendents require conversations be strictly official and proven as such in each case. First offense costs one day's pay, with further penalties per established rules.
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Washington
State
War and Navy Department
Hoover Confers With Labor Leaders In Washington
Herbert Hoover, former food administrator and AF of L member, met with labor leaders and executives Tuesday to discuss industrial peace and employment. Hoover traveled from San Francisco at the request of President Gompers to review the national industrial situation.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Elerbert Hoover
Wilson
Hoover
Executive Council
American Federation of Inthority
Gompers
San’ Francisco
Britain Opens Talks on Soviet Trade Amid Wrangel Debacle
London officials report divisions in the cabinet over resuming trade with the Soviet regime as Lloyd George leans toward it while others oppose. In Constantinople, Wrangel’s forces retreat after losses, with 20,000 troops aboard transports and refugees moving toward uncertain destinations. French and British observers warn against looting at Sebastopol as evacuations unfold.
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Britain
London
Leonid Krassim
Tyanee
Great Britain
Loxdon
Baron Wraniel
Belstevik
Aid for Mothers and Babies Pushed to Congress
New York delegates at a regional women voters conference urged public support for a bill to provide proper care for mothers and newborns. Maud Wood Park warned more than 500,000 mothers and babies could die monthly without care, and announced a Washington meeting to promote the measure. The Republican National Committee will close its New York HQ on December 1, keeping only the Washington office.
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New York
Pilus
Congress
Fiest
National League of Women Voters
Babiea
Republican National Committee
Committee
Washington
Dollar Day Thursday Promises Deep Store Bargains
Local merchants announce Dollar Day events set for Thursday with prices slashed to levels not seen since the war began. Shoppers can expect many items on shelves at a fraction of their prices from recent months in Tocel stores.
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Tocel
Fire destroys Fisk tire stock in Monday blaze
A fire damaged the Fisk tire sales stockroom at Sixth and State, with losses estimated around $20,000. The origin remains undetermined though suspected to have started in the basement wool room under the stairs. Water damage extended to adjoining Burroughs rooms. A milk station in a high school basement was postponed after a school board meeting to seek legal opinion on using school buildings for the project.
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Fisk Tire
Sith
Ede J
Burroughs Company
Prine- Mills
Pulding
Sixteenth
Cass Streets
Board of Education
Itr
Oscar L.syences
Saf Education
Board of
Educaton
Vassais
Evenson
Tepena Mills
Vi Eigith
la Crosse
War Clouds Hover Over Church In Baton Rouge
Police restored calm at First Christian church as Rev A B Book and others faced charges for disturbing the peace after a dispute over removing communion vessels. Heat failure kept communion from being administered and witnesses appeared in parish court Tuesday.
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Baton Rouge
First Christian
A. B. Book
Polles Court
Hold Wheat and Prices Rise Said to Hold
Abe Slaughter national organizer for the Wheat Growers' Association told North Dakota grain growers that if every farmer held his wheat for twenty days the price could rise to nearly three dollars a bushel. A delegation of seven men accompanied him to organize wheat traders in the state and form cooperative groups. The effort follows similar organizing drives in other states as farmers move toward broader cooperation.
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North
da Kaka
Farmers Discuss Elimination The Middle Man
Kansas copy from Wa est and farm leaders meet at the national farmers union convention opening Tuesday Delegates from twenty eight states attend The union offsets a cooperative farm business valued at 300 million dollars annually and represents over 800000 farmers City Managers Meet in Cincinnati convention opens with discussions on administration housing and zoning Twenty five cities had adopted the city manager plan this past year
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Kansas Copy
National Farmers’ Uion
Cincinnati
Nationas City “Managers’ Association
Harrison
G_ Otis
New York
National Association
Hearing in City on Union Depot Event Wednesday
Reported hearing to consider a union depot in La Crosse. Petitioners argue for station at the proposed site, with railroad carriers likely to present their stance and officials expected to attend. If needed, a rebuttal hearing may follow after the carriers present their case.
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City
Union Depot
Loostock
Chamber of Commerce
la Crosac
Montha
Holder of World's Airplane Altitude Record Leaves Army
Dayton Ohio Captain RW Schroeder, holder of the world's airplane altitude record, was honorably discharged from the army yesterday at McCook Field. He will enter business in Chicago after four years in service. Earlier, he set the record by reaching nearly six miles. his engine failed, his plane plunged about five miles before he regained consciousness.
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Dayton
Ohio
RW. Schroeder
McCookfield
Chicago
War wages blamed for drop in Alaska gold output
Denver reports Dr. Miller Roberts of the University of Washington told delegates at the American Mining Congress that wartime wages drew miners away from Alaska, cutting gold production from a peak of 16.7 million dollars in 1916 to about 9 million in 1919 with further declines likely in the current year.
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Denver
Colo
United States
Alagke
Miller Roberts
Jean
College of Mines
University’ of Washington
Seattle
American Mining’ Congress
Alaska
Roberts
Policy on Life Insurance Obligation in Suicide Suit
In a case against Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance by Isabel H. Johnson, the court reviews a policy payable upon death by the insured. The suit centers on whether the conditions were met and if the policy should cover the life of the deceased husband. The Supreme Court maintains lower court rulings in this personal crisis matter.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Northwestern Mutual Life, Insurance Company
Iaabel H. Johnson -Benefitin
Dora
Nations Want U S In League Amid Chile Peru Row
Lima reports Peru and Bolivia withdrew requests to revise treaties with Chile over access to the sea and the Arica question. The move follows Dr Martane Cornejo’s dismissal from the Peruvian delegation for imprudent comments on the League of Nations and U S role.
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Bolivia
Peru
Chile
Lima
Peruvisa’ Foreign Office
Martane Cornejo
Assembly of A c League of Nations
Geneva
Cornesjo
Paris
L’eclair
League of Nations
United States
Assembly of the Leamie’of Nations
Rpach
Monroe
Pegan
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Rexent
France
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Cable Landing
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Sebastopol
Aris
Wrangel
Trench
Yesei
Mistie
Russia
Constantinople
Korniloff
U. S. Congress
FISE
Fire Department
JST
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U. S
U.S
Argentina
Council of the League
Committee On ‘General Organization
Conrest
League
Paul M. Hymans
Belgium
Jeigde
Hington
League of
St Te‘ Department
England
Spain
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Dorilan
Minnesota
Tontshe
South Portion
Risin
Gor
West Portion
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Seenenes
Boston
Steed
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Helena
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