Three Women Nominated for Advisory Council Posts
Wednesday's Daily outlines that two, possibly three women may join the American delegation advisory council in the approaching armaments talks. Harriet Taylor Upton of Ohio is cited as the best known, with Miss Bina M. West of Port Huron and Mrs. Thomas G. Winter of Minneapolis also prominent nominees.
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Washington, D. C
Harriet Taylor
Ohio
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
General Federation At Women's Clubs
Bina M. West
Port Huron
Mich
Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Harriet Taylor Upton
England
Miss West
Michigan
Dolar
British envoy Sir John Newell Jordan sails to Washington
Sir John Newell Jordan sails from England today as a Foreign Office representative at the forthcoming arms parley in Washington. A veteran diplomat with forty five years in China and Korea, he began as a student interpreter in 1876 and rose to British minister in Peking after serving as secretary of legation and charge d affaires. An Irishman by birth, he graduated from Queen's College, Belfast.
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John Newell Jordan
England
Foreign Office
Washington
Far East
China
Korea
Peking
Legation
Sir John
Queen's College
Belfast
History of Boston Town Meeting and Early American Dates
A compact chronology lists events from 1772 Boston town meeting committees of correspondence to 1919 papal directive on women’s dress. Notable items include James K. Polk’s birth, William A. Richardson’s treasury service, 1846 Boston Museum opening, 1880 Kansas constitutional prohibition, 1891 Southern States Exposition in Augusta, and the 1919 church boycott edict.
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Boston
Sons of Liberty
James K. Folk
United States
Mecklenburg County
N. Y
Nashville
Tenn
William A. Richardson
the Treasury
Grant
Tyngsboro
Mass
Washington, D. C
Boston Museum
Richard D. Spaight
North Carolina
New Bern
N. C
Kansas
Augusta
Presbyterian Church Auxiliaries Meet This Thursday
Circle 1 meets at 3 30 at Mrs H M Austin home Circle 2 meets at 3 50 at Mrs L H Hanson home Also includes poems and notes about local society, visits, and church youth activities with lists of attendees and party details.
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Christ Church
C. W. Cook
The
Presbyterian Church
H. M. Austin
L. H. Hanson
W.S. Kelthier
Hallowe'en
Christian Fndeivor Society of the
Christian Church
All Souls Day Observance and Notable Birth Centenaries
Today marks observances for All Souls Day and the centenaries of William A. Richardson secretary of the treasury under President Craft and George W McCook law partner of Edwin M Stanton and Ohio attorney-general. World War veterans from several states will convene in Nashville for the Old Hickory Division reunion. The American Legion national officers will be chosen at Kansas City as the convention ends. A large portion of the British delegation to the Washington arms conference, including A. J. Balfour, is due to sail today aboard the Empress of France.
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William A. Richardson
the Treasury
President Craft
George W McCook
Edwin M Stanton
Ohio
Nashville
Tenn
Old Hickory
American Legion
Kansas City
A. J. Balfour
United States
France
Keep Bowels Regular With Chamberlains Tablets
Advice promoting Chamberlains Tablets to maintain regular bowels for good health. Describes constipation as a barrier to feeling well and suggests the product as a mild gentle remedy.
Birthday greetings for famous figures, November celebrations
The notice marks November birthdays of Warren G. Harding in Morrow County Ohio aged 66, William W. Mountain in Howell Michigan aged 59, James E. Watson in Winchester Indiana aged 57, Adna W. Leonard in Cincinnati aged 47, and Leslie M. Shaw in Morristown Vermont aged 72.
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Warren G. Harding
United States
Morrow County
Ohio
William W. Mountain
The
Order of Elks
Howell
Mich
James E. Watson
Indiana
Winchester
Ind
Adna W. Leonard
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Leslie M. Shaw
Chamberlains Tablets Praised by Mrs Button of Kirkville
Mrs Hila I Button of Kirkville New York reports Chamberlains Tablets have done her a world of good and she has recommended them to friends who praise the remedy highly. The notice urges indigestion and constipation sufferers to try the tablets and see the excellent medicine for themselves.
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Chamberlain
Hilal
Button
Kirkville
N. Y
Cotton Manufacturers Convene in Boston for Fall Convention
Important problems of the cotton industry will be considered at the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers annual Fall convention opening today in Boston. Leaders and members expected to discuss tariffs finance and labor impacts during sessions and debates.
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National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Boston
Teacher Parent Reception Delights at Woman's Club
The Woman's Club hosted a teacher and parent reception on Monday with a rich program directed by Mrs. T. B. Boon. Children performed Swedish dances, solos, duets, and choruses under Mrs. J. A. MacDonald and teachers, ending with a social hour and punch. The committee urged donations of easy chairs, pictures, rugs, books, or any article to help renovate items.
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Christ Church
C. W. Cook
W W. Gregs
Kathleen Aldricg
Hayline
Elizabeth
Mile
Noe
Woman's Club
T. B. Boon
J. A. MacDonald
P. V. Blanchard
Helen Dixon
Laura Taylor
Bunn
Courtney Slaughter
Ney Ward
Godard
Genevieve Camp
Public debt reduced by Treasury in October
The Associated Press reports a October decline of about $465,000,000 in the U.S. public debt. Treasury officials announced the reduction, reflecting lower outstanding obligations for the month.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Treasury
President Harding Quietly Celebrates 56th Birthday
President Harding marked his 56th birthday at the White House in a quiet, private observance. The Associated Press reports the event occurred in Washington on November 2.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
White House
Williams on German miners in Sarre and postwar rebound
London reports Whiting Williams former vice-president of the Hydraulic Steel Co Cleveland who studied labor in England and America says German miners in the Sarre under French control earn well above Ruhr wages and are better paid than German iron and steel workers. He doubts Germany has returned to normal arguing mining and mills run only due to currency depreciation and that unemployment will rise as policy adjusts.
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London
Whiting Williams
Hydraulic Steel Company of
Cleveland
England
America
France
Sarre
Ruhr
Witlenss
Luxeambourg
Williams
Great Britain
Germany
Mr Wiliams
Hotel Fire Kills Man. Three Injured in Brownwood
A fire at the Harper Hotel in Brownwood Texas early today killed W P Reavis 65 of Lacker and injured three others including Brown County Sheriff R B Pugh who leaped from a second story window. Hiomer Reavis of Ebony and Bob Martin of Brownwood suffered minor injuries. The loss is estimated at 10000 with the fire’s origin undetermined.
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Associated Press
Brownwood
Texas
W. P. Reavis
Lacker
Harper
R. B. Pugh
Brown County
Hiomer Reavis
Ebony
Bob Martin
Watch The Times Everyday for Opportunities
An ad promotes subscribing to The Times with a daily reading option and a 6 cent per month rate, highlighting ongoing opportunities for readers.
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the Times
Dean Burkett challenges Dean liquor law conflict
Senator Joe Burkett arrives in Austin to attack the Dean prohibition statute from a conflicting angle. He argues a 1909 misdemeanor liquor law remains in force alongside the Dean law, creating dual sanctions for unlawful intoxicating liquor sales and representing Eastland county clients. In Kansas City, the American Legion adopted reports urging stricter immigrant screening, English school usage, oath of allegiance for teachers, and continued compensation adjustments, while denouncing Col. George Harvey for remarks in England.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Joe Burkett
Court of Criminal Appeals
Burkett
Eastland County
Convention Hall
Kansas City
American Legion
Committee On
Col
George Harvey
England
Harvey
Italy Honors Her Dead Unknown Soldier In Rome
Telegram reports solemn tribute by king and peasants as Italy's unknown soldier arrives in Rome aboard a gum carriage. The body lies in state at Santa Maria degli Angeli until interment Friday under the Victor Emmanuel monument. Other dispatches note wreaths for Arlington unknown soldier on Armistice Day and a national holiday declaration.
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Rome
Italy
Santa Maria Degli Angeli
Victor Emmanuel
Indiana Miners Quit Walkout Halts Indiana Coal Fields
Indiana coal field work is practically at a standstill as 20,000 miners across 300 mines walk out. Early reports from union headquarters in Terre Haute confirm the widespread stoppage.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Terre Haute
Iturbide Not Hero Sealed From Mexico Chamber Roll
Mexico City November 2 Iturbide who 100 years ago led Mexican insurgents in the fight for independence is not deemed a national hero by the Chamber of Deputies which voted to erase his name from the roll of honor in the lower house. Radicals led the campaign calling him an imperialist while newspapers decried the move.
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Mexico City
Agustin Iturbide
Chamber of Deputies
Iturbide
Michigan Republican Brennan drafts beer tax bill for soldier bonus
Representative Brennan of Michigan announced a bill to legalize and tax beer and light wines at 4 percent to fund the soldier bonus. He plans to present the measure in Congress after the American Legion convention in Kansas City acts on the bonus question.
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Washington
Representative Brennan
Michigan
Congress
American Legion
Kansas City
Democratic committee vows militant, efficient reform under Hall
In St Louis on November 2 Associated Press reports new Democratic chairman Corde Hall outlines policy to reduce debt, improve committee atmosphere, and build organized state and county structures. He aims to expose admin misrepresentations and present facts to average citizens while maintaining an effective public bureau. Hall plans to root out falsehoods since 1918 and strengthen party organization nationwide.
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St. Louis
Democratic National Committee
Citzens
Corde
Hall
Democratiky
Associated Press
Washington
G¢Hill
Mvoe
Iia Democrat
National Committee
Harding Celebrates 56th Birthday and First Presidential Anniversary
Today marks a double anniversary for President Harding his 56th birthday and the first anniversary of his election to the presidency. He presides over a nation in a period of postwar recovery and political transition as observers note both personal and national milestones.
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Harding
Karl and Zita Enter Exile from Hungarian Soil
Associated Press reports former Emperor Charles and Empress Zita leaving Hungary for permanent exile. They traveled from Tihany to Dunatselivur near Budapest and boarded the gunboat Glow Worm to travel toward Guiatz in Romania.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Charles
Hungary
Zita
Tihany
Dunatselivur
Danube
Guiatz
Rumania
Oil prices rise again in early trading in Pittsburgh
Oils advanced at the market opening with Pennsylvania crude up 60 cents to 4.00 per barrel. Cabell rose to 2.61, Somerset to 2.40, and Somerset light to 2.65, each up about 26 cents. Ragland gained five, while Corning held unchanged.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Cabell
Somerset
Somerset Light
Ragland Advanced
Tve
Corning
Rail Strike Heads to Judge in Texas Court
In Houston on November 2 the strike by International and Great Northern trainmen moved to U S district court before Judge J C Hutcheson at 2 30 pm. Receiver James A Baker met the judge after a conference with union and company officers. The union seeks reinstatement and the judge asked for an application of advice and directions to be filed today ahead of the hear ing.
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Houston
Texas
International
Great Northern
J. C. Hutcheson
United States District Court
James A. Baker
Hutches
Hutcheson
Democrats Split Over National Committee Names 1924 Outlook
Former Senator Hamilton Lewis of Illinois said the clash between McAdoo and Cox over party organization could push former Vice President Marshall as the 1924 nominee. Lewis urged abolishing the national committee as unnecessary for elections. In Washington, Democratic House members praised George White’s leadership and welcomed Cordell Hull as his successor.
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St. Louis
Tzed
Hamilton Lewis
Illnois
Ifact
McAdoo
Cox
Democrat c National Committee
Marshall
Lewis
National Committee
Pary
Sutton county sheep man James Barton found dead near Sonora
James J. Barton age 40 a Sutton county sheep man was found dead this morning with a bullet hole in his head at a ranch eight miles northwest of Sonora Texas Police are investigating the death.
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Associated Press
San Angelo
Texas
James J. Barton
Sutton County
Sonora
Longshoremen Walk Out Hits New Orleans Port
New Orleans workers walkout disrupts port operations as about 2,800 longshoremen fail to report for work today.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
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