Widow Unable To Attend MacSwiney Requiem In London
In St George's Cathedral London a pontifical requiem honors Corker Terence MacSwiney who died in Brixton prison after a long hunger strike. The widow is unable to attend the ceremony. large crowds gather for the solemn mass with Irish volunteers guarding the corpse before transport to Ireland.
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Asnex
SS George's
Cork
Terence MacSwiney
Brixton
Ford
Dabiin
Fie Cepucy Teed
Iris Polition
Arid Clic
Asters
Ory
Catafalque
Trish Republican Army
Hoor
Treland
Peter Ards
Bishon
Keneaty
Ship
Daniel J. Mannix
Aehyuen
Ausuralia
Kishon
Macstwiney
Audlewr
Baris
Alnitetdo
Malta
Melos
Stalin
Rail strike ends amid broad critique of rail interests
A. Boone, vice president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers, spoke at the Pinera theater denouncing railroad promoters and the Esch-Cummins bill. He attacked the press, urged support for La Follette, and linked freight issues from 1800 to 1900 with Wall Street and Harriman. He argued government control after WWI and claimed private railroads needed large funds, noting rising rates and impacts on consumers. The Riviera theater hosted a donation event for union cooperation with labor.
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A. Boone
Brotherhood of Lxemative Firemen and Engineers
Pinera Theater
Lanroot
Tribune and Leader Press
Boone
la Folletta
FL Harriman
Gould
Wall Street
Tribune
Bogue
Nalnu- Wating
Lavalierre
Milwaukee
Lenrog
Wseh- Cummins
The
Cummins
Lob LaFollette
House
Alli
Senate
Bob la Fallette
Lawsen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pullman Company
Ralroads
Hinds
Bach-Cummins
Navy Birthday Observed With Bronze Tablet Dedication
October thirtieth marks the birth of the United States Navy. Assistant Secretary of the Navy Ron Wood will speak at Potomac Park as the Sons of the American Revolution unveil a bronze tablet on the Jonas Stame site commemorating the 1775 birth of the navy by the Continental Congress and the purchase of two small ships that formed its nucleus.
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Washington
Assistanc Secrtary
Ron Woodbuty
Sons of the American Revolution
Jona Pank Jonas
Potomac Park
United States Navy
Continental Congress
Miss Rose Keefe Urges Women to Cast Ballots
Miss Rose Keefe urged La Crosse women to vote, calling equal suffrage established and stressing ballots for public cleanliness, good government, and the League of Nations. Speaker Doherty criticized primary laws and favored a state convention to nominate candidates, promoting world peace through the League.
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Fyelstad Hall
Trose Keele
la Crosse
Johnny
Doherty
Democratckel,&m Keele
Alwaye
Womn
Tay Worn
Miss. Keefe
League of Nations
Archipraeiee
League Project
Nonpartisan League and i
John F. Doherty
Attache la Kollette MY. Doherty
Former Preston Resident Struck by Auto, Driver Flees
Preston Minnesota report states Mrs John Healy and her daughter, formerly of the area but now in St Paul, were struck by a car. Mrs Healy was thrown forty feet and suffered a fractured skull. The driver fled the scene and escaped.
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Preston Folk
Preston, Minn
John 'S
Healy
St. Paul
Terms Offered By Government To Be Voted On
London. The Associated Press reports miners in Digland and Wales settled their strike on Thursday pending a ballot of the mixers. Miners executive Hodges says terms from the government will be submitted to the men for judgment. A two shilling per shift raise is proposed for workers eighteen and older, with a corresponding rise for younger miners. The miners pledge cooperation to secure a higher wage, while the government issued a statement aligning with the executive’s position.
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Ondon
Associated Press
Digland
Wales
Rank Hodges
Vnxiy
Hodges
Order Plague? Plebiscite to Settle Polish Land Dispute
The League of Nations Council closed its Brussels session and referred the Danzig dispute to the Geneva assembly. It also decided on a plebiscite to determine the fate of the Vilnius border area between Poland and Lithuania, emphasizing the need for the four great powers to proceed with the league.
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League ‘of Nations Council
Danzig
Poland
Lithuania
Supreme
Cena
de Balfour
League
Justin Residence Damaged by Fire on Wednesday Night
A fire originated from an oil stove at Ta Wdistin’s home at 00 South Sixteenth Street around 6 p.m. Wednesday. Fire companies No. 3 and No. 5 responded. the blaze was quickly extinguished and damage estimated at about $200.
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Justin
South Sixteenth Street
Weelock
Mexico asked to punish men who killed Americans
Representations were made to the Mexican foreign office by Matthew Hanna on behalf of the United States charges here regarding the deaths of Americans Arthur Mosley and Gustave Salazar near Tampico. Hanna urged the Mexican government to apprehend and punish the criminals, with damages likely to be sought later. The two men, employees of S lave Freeport Sugar Company at Vega, near Tampico, were held up and robbed by seven former company employees.
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Menico
Matthew &. Hanjo
United States
Anericios
Arthur Mosler
Gustive Salazar
Saven
Tampico
Hanna
Clalus
Mosley
Salazer
Empioses
Britain to receive large German goods influx
Washington reports German-made goods are being dumped into Great Britain in considerable quantities, per a Commerce Department consular report. The consuls at Clopians note the trend may affect trade, with implications for prices and competition.
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Britain
Washington
Great Britain
Department Commerce
Probe of Coal Prices In the State Ordered Probe
Madison announces a state ordered probe into coal prices to start November Sv with hearings in Milwaukee on November 10 Sheboygan November 18 and Alpen November 20 Attorney General John J Blaine says prices are too high and manipulated Witnesses from Madison Milwaukee Sheboygan and Alpen will testify to support a plan to reduce coal costs The event involves over a score witnesses from each city
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Madison
Wvide
Alvin
Reig
Marep
Fhurshey Ipinaty Investiza
Milwaukee
Sheboygan
Aaland
John J. Blaine
Itdy
Unfair Partisanship Charge Against The Saturday Evening Post
Governor Cox of Ohio, a Democratic presidential candidate, charged The Saturday Evening Post and editor George Horace Lorimer with unfair partisan bias. He alleged the magazine used nonpartisan methods to disguise intent and criticized it for misstatements before the election.
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Ayton
Ohio
Saturday Evening Post
George Horace Lorimer
Cox
Curtis Publishing Company
Federal Trades Commission of Vieliting Wail-Trust
Jaavs
Luitain
Prac
Cotton Men Urge Naming Of Madoc To Treasury Post
South Carolina cotton leaders pressed for Madoc to be appointed secretary of the treasury, urging President Wilson to replace David I. Houston with William G. McAdoo, while Gov. Cooper refused to issue a suspension proclamation for cotton gins and noted limited authority.
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Madoc
Treasury Post
Houston
South Carolina
Columbia, & C
Leaper
South Coratiba
American Cotton Association
Parker
Louisiana
Cooper
Wilson
David I
Trans
Wiliam &. McAdoo
Geddes urges delay on Irish inquiry amid quiet period
New York dispatch reports the American commission on Ireland will meet in Washington to plan a public inquiry into conditions in Ireland. Sir Auckland Geddes, the British ambassador, warns that truth may not be established during a period of unrest and fears inquiries could become propaganda, urging a quiet period before any investigation.
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New York
Iin
American Commission On
Ireland
Washington
Committee of
Sir Auckland
Geddes
Ito
Democratic fund near three and half million in York
The Democratic National Committee reports total campaign receipts of 3 279 52.24 by October 25, with about 150 000 borrowed and major sums from New York Chicago and San Francisco. President Wilson and other big-name donors are listed, while Republican spending near 3 443 392.42 is outlined through October 24, plus an estimated 400 060 for the final week.
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Democratic National Committee
Nation
Marsh
Chicazo
New York
Chicago
Sanrancisco
San Francisco
Women's Bureau
Chivaro & Sum
Verficn
Ureau
League*or Nations
Wilson
Thomas L. Chadbourne
Newth
John Ducan
Woodsville
Ife
Cox
Franklin D Roosevelt
Willian Te McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
August Balmont
James W. Gerach
Smbaxsrace
Germany
John W. Via
Great Britain
Bare Bernard
Alton B. Parker
Vance_C. McCormick
Omer
Cummings
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Ralph Pulitzer
New York World
W. L. Bouslus
Rembrand
Peale
Charles KR. Crane
Francis Burton Harror
Phillipines
Cleveland H. Dodge
New Jork
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Quan A. Ryan
Nathan Straus
Cyris McCormick, Sr
Gyrus McCormick
Franklin D. Toogevelt
Tras Morris
Republican National Committee
Barding
W. Upham
Senate
Upham
House ‘of Representatyes
Washington
Opham
National Committee
Onnam
Hays
Tulsa
Ohls
Hamilton Club
James B Smith
G. Kennedy
O.R
Wiliam Sacks
Okla
Perey J
Mager
Poe Thomas Vaci
St. Louis
George M. Reynolds
Chicaco
B. Pantzer
B. Pantzer, Sh4bouran, Wis., 2.000, Gre? H. Morris, New’ York
Crey
Duncan Phillips
Washington, D
Wiliam T
Curry
Pittsburgh
Albany County
Aigirard A Hedger
Aberdeen
S. J
Fone O. Gilliland
AL Aggushis
Cleveland
Ono
Alfred Decker
Lewis
Farge
N. D
James Ballidgon
Bay City
Mich
Warren G. Handing
Calvin Cookdere
Sweets For European Children At Christmas
European children born in lean war years will taste sweets next Christmas due to price declines in the United States. The American relief administration announces lowering costs will add two and one-fifths pounds of sugar and one pound of sugar to ten pound packages bought with Hoover food drafts beginning November 1.
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Mny
York
Chursciry
Hoover
Iit
First Snow Brings Joy and Cold Morning Chills
The first snow of winter covers the ground in a white mantle as children rejoice and households hustle to the furnace. Temperatures drop to freezing, ending two months of milder days and signaling a chilly, festive season ahead.
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Milwaukee
Milwauke Wis
Lake Shore
Upper Michigan
Lake Supesor
Funeral Services for King Alexander Set for Friday
Athens reports funeral services for King Alexander to be held Friday with attendance from the crown prince and other dignitaries. Diplomatic officials expected to attend as a sign of mourning for the popular sovereign whose short reign earned broad sympathy.
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Alexander
Athens
Ing
Durhig
Short
Teiga
Bing
Alerander
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S. A. Boone
Leader-Press
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Deal
Herman
Alten
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Wartiman
Myrriman
Renort
Senare Committee On Railroads
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Riviera
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Cooper Amusement Company
Chrechi Sisters
R. G. Krotrzou
Trades and Labor Council
National Wage Commission
Mexico
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