Harding Places Wreath at Arlington Tomb on Armistice Day
President Harding laid a wreath on the Unknown Soldier tomb at Arlington Cemetery to mark Armistice Day. Accompanied by Secretary Weeks and Secretary Denby, he joined ceremonies that spread to eight European cemeteries and included a Belgium Unknown Soldier tribute. An Armistice Day homecoming for Woodrow Wilson was planned.
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France
Belgium
England
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Turkey
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Brussels
Poisoned Candy Aimed at Chief Horwood
Scotland Yard hunts for attacker of Sir William Horwood after poison chocolate mailed to him caused serious illness. No arrests yet. officials say a fanatic may be responsible and Horwood remains in danger.
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London
Scotland Yard
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Horwool
Americans Held by Bandits in Honan Province
Washington reports Minister Schurman urged China to secure the release of two American missionaries Forsberg and Undeen held by bandits in Honan. Shanghai says two unnamed missionaries are among captives, with H. Ledgard of the China Inland Mission also listed among hostages. Bandits move constantly, hindering tracing efforts.
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Washington
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Honan
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Former feudist shot in Paducah tragedy
Fort Worth Texas November 11 Wood Barton son in law of John Beal Sneed a leading figure in the Sneed Boyce feuds ten years ago was mortally wounded late yesterday at Paducah Texas He died a few hours later C B Berry surrendered to the sheriff but offered no statement Paducah lies near one of the Sneed ranches
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Fort Worth
Texas
Wood Barton
John Beal Sneed
Paducah
C. B. Berry
Sneed
Indictments Dismissed Against Five Socialists
Milwaukee reports three indictments charging Victor L. Berger and four other prominent socialists with obstructing the war prosecution were dismissed by a federal judge on May 8 this year. Defendants include Oscar Ameringer connected with Oklahoma. Duby line read as received.
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Victor L. Berger
Oscar Ameringer
Oklahoma, Tender & Arate
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Clemenceau Sails for United States Visit
Former French Premier Georges Clemenceau departed Havre aboard the Paris at 2 35 this morning on a mission to strengthen Franco American ties. Known as the tiger he appeared in good spirits ahead of his important trip to America.
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Havre
France
Georges Clemenceau
United States
America
Paris
Alvin man sentenced to twenty years in poisoning death
Galveston Texas November 11 Robert M Jones of Alvin Texas was sentenced to twenty years imprisonment by a jury this morning in connection with the death of Hazel Cheverere who died by poisoning September 14 1921 Jones named in a dying statement by the girl He was married.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Texas
Robert M. Jones
Alvin
Hazel Cheverere
Constantinople Situation Remains Critical. Allies Sit Tight
London reports conflict news from Constantinople is still critical as Turkish Nationalists urge withdrawal. Communication cut by Turkish forces hinders definite updates reaching London.
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Associated Press
London
Constantinople
Traffic Rules for Air Travel Proposed by Committee
Federal legislation to create uniform air traffic rules is being drafted by a congressional committee on aircraft safety at the commerce department. The panel argues nationwide rules prevent conflicts where different state laws could force a machine to follow conflicting directives, protecting aircraft and ground persons and defining right of way.
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Associated Press
Washington
Commerce Department
Mussolini Sets Tone in Rome Interview With U.S. Papers
Premier Mussolini spoke in Rome on world problems in an interview with American newspaper men. He praised Italy United States relations and economic cooperation while opposing woman suffrage. He said Italy will not incur further debts and that money debts are debts of honor. He expressed hope the United States would understand Italy’s stance.
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Rome
Mussolini
Italy
United States
America
Chile Earthquake Reports Tidal Wave and Damage
AP reports severe shocks across Chile with no loss of life. A tidal wave hit Antofagasta smashing vessels and homes while Coquimbo communications failed. Later Santiago advised no loss of life at Antofagasta as lines remained broken.
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Negro Shot Dead While Resisting Arrest in Texas
An unidentified Black man was shot and killed between Haskell and Rule after he resisted arrest. He opened fire on City Marshal Townsen and Deputy Sheriff Kettley of Rule, wounding Townsen.
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Ahilena
Texas
Haskell
Rule
Townsen
Kettley
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