Memorial Armistice Day Address At Arlington
President Harding spoke at Arlington Cemetery on Armistice Day honoring unnamed American soldiers. He praised their sacrifice, urged a new era of peace, and called for ruling against armed warfare while reaffirming devotion to justice and civilization. He closed by leading the Lord’s Prayer and pledging a better republic for the living.
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Poindexter says naval program must continue
Senate opposition raises against suspending naval building as proposed by Senator Pomerone. Senator Poindexter of Washington champions maintaining the program aimed at a 1924 peak navy, arguing suspension risks disorganization, claims, and inability to resume on equal footing with Britain and Japan.
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Poindexter
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Senate
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England
Japan
Howat issues appeal for miners to stand against Lewis
Alexander Howat, deposed and jailed president of the Kansas mine workers, from Cherokee county jail at Columbus, issues an appeal urging miners to oppose John L. Lewis. Howat’s board plans a December 20 district officers election despite Lewis order, with John Fleming as acting president stating Howat advised holding the election as the international had not suspended the district.
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Columbus
John L. Lewis
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Too Much Corn Raised And the Prices Are Forced Down
Agricultural experts blame a half billion bushels of surplus for the price drop. Exports through nine months of 1921 surged to 105 million bushels, with 1921 projected as the largest export year in two decades. A high crop plus reduced domestic use and livestock feeding have left ample carryover, despite export demand and policy shifts.
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No Underwear Shows On The Movie Screens In Youngstown
Nov. 11 report quotes George L. Oles announcing a strict curfew and enforcement plan for Youngstown parks and movie venues. He vows police presence, women detectives, and a ban on bootleggers, with a new mayoral transition from Fred Warnock entering January 1. Oles warns mothers will act as policemen and stresses child protection and disciplined public behavior.
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Extension of Emergency Tariff Approved by House
The House concurred Thursday in Senate amendments to extend the emergency tariff until a permanent law replaces it. The measure now goes to the President after a 288 to 93 vote with Democrats largely opposing. The emergency tariff was set to expire November 27.
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Detective's Evidence May Free Arbuckle
San Francisco November 11 A sworn statement by hotel detective George Glennon purports to clear Roscoe Arbuckle of criminal responsibility for Virginia Rappe's death. The statement, in question and answer form, is in the hands of District Attorney Matthew Brady. Arbuckle's chief counsel Gavin McNab said Brady admitted taking the statement weeks ago. The defense notes the detective asked if Arbuckle hurt Rappe and she replied No. Arbuckle to stand trial Monday on manslaughter charges in Miss Rappe's death.
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Toledo widow discovers multiple marriages amid death in Navarre Park
Luther Guinther a 22 year old was found dead by a self inflicted gunshot in Navarre park Toledo. Coroner Hengler ruled the death a suicide. He left a wife in Desoto Missouri and a Toledo wife whom he married last June and was to wed another Toledo woman. A wedding ring was found in his pocket. He was to appear in federal court for stealing from interstate shipments.
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Hengler
Luther Guinther
Navarre Park
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Desoto
Fire destroys Bolivar Cotton Compress shed in Cleveland
A fire at the Bolivar Cotton Compress plant in Cleveland Mississippi burned or damaged 3000 to 5000 bales of cotton and destroyed a storage shed. Loss is estimated around 500000 dollars. The origin of the fire remains undetermined.
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Stream of Life Moves Past Bier of U S Unknown
Washington November 11 crowds in a river of Americans paid tribute to America’s unknown dead in France. The procession passed the casket in the Capitol Rotunda as wreaths and honors were laid by veterans, diplomats, and citizens, with guards and somber ceremonies continuing through night until dawn.
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Weather forecast for Friday into Saturday
Rain is expected Friday then likely changing to snow at night. Temperatures will drop Friday night and remain cold through Saturday with brisk conditions and chilly winds.
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