Mass and seven states vote in varied election issues
In Norwell Massachusetts Coolidge leads with 229 votes to Lang's 15 as voters weigh prohibition reform and peace treaty amid statewide contests. Across Ohio New Jersey New York Massachusetts Kentucky Maryland and Mississippi voters face governorship races and debates over labor, suffrage, and prohibition laws shaping results.
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Nev
Coolidge
Lang
Long
Ohio
New Japeny
New York
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Maryhind
Mississippi
Bryan
Keneucky
Wade
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New Jersey
Republic R
Boston
Maryland
North Park Parents Teachers Association Meets
The North Park school Parents Teachers Association held a meeting in the school auditorium with a crowd of interested parents. Programs featured pupils from grades seven and five with songs and readings. Officers for the coming year were elected: president Mrs. Frank Princess, vice president Mrs. Pat Wirtley, secretary Mrs. Homer Clark, treasurer Miss Mary Grubbs, press correspondent Mrs. S. R. Tedford. The audience then enjoyed milk provided by Supe Callaway.
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Associaton
North Park
Song
Dror
Florence
Frances Iel
Leneniel
Gamba
Reading
Supe
Callaway
Nopaeh
Tene
Family Reunion Celebrates Cregin Birthday Grandsons Ark
Mr and Mrs James Cregin of Franklin avenue hosted a family reunion on Sunday November 3 honoring the birthday anniversary of their sons and grandsons Ark Dans Char lie and William with attendees including Mrs Wm Slater Line Yok Ark Mrs Robt Johnson and children Sew Florence FP Moore of Sloherly T F Smith and deusher Miss onni St Louis Missouri. Care for Mexico commercial agent for Mexico notifies the Missouri State Board of Agriculture that a tanehman at Mexico City wishes to buy 150 Holstein cows in this country. Get in One advertise that people may know what you have.
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James Cregin
Franklin Avenue
Ark
Dans
Charlie
Wiliam
Wm. Slater
Line
Missouri
Mexico
Ta Lave
Republic of Mexico
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Mexico City
Moberly Fire Rates May Be Reduced Soon
Missouri inspection tour in Moberly last week examined waterworks and fire department to determine eligibility for lower fire insurance rates. Inspector Weis expects the current conditions may justify a downward revision and cites authorized dates for action. Council Meeting notes include moving 8000 dollars from water to sewer funds, revising city ordinances, accepting B R White addition, and bids for park buildings and repairs to Tannehill park.
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TL. Boek
Wigmen
Missouri Inspection Bureau
Spence
Moberly
Po Orl Wels
Gineer Bock
Weis
Giry
Reve
Sparks
B. R. White
Forest Park
Edgar Marthhinson
Lo Ape
Park
Byindstand
Tannehill Park
Eise
20000 Hand Grenades Seized From Private Remanufacture
Thirty thousand Mills hand grenades, converted into dime store bombs, have been seized by federal authorities in a Missouri city to prevent their spread. The items had been remanufactured by a private concern and were slated for sale. officials say they will be destroyed. Local ordnance officers report the risk of these devices being turned into bombs if distributed further.
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Sr. Lewis
United States
Missouri State
Pitteenth
Locust St
Seran Wan
Manutactuiter Ly
War Department
Pigeons and wartime roles noted in a breezy report
A fragmented local item mentions pigeons used in wartime carrier work and warns against shooting birds during peacetime sport. It notes George Hudgins visiting daughter Mrs. George Horn of Wet Reed and references ongoing grouse hunting.
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George Hudgins
Treaty action seems long way off yet
Washington November 4 The senate voted down a motion by Senator Lodge to strike out the labor section of the peace treaty. The vote was 26 to 0. Indefinite delay in voting on ratification was seen by many senators while others held out hope for session action. Senator Borah saw no hope of action this session. Senator Flanders noted possible final action by mid November. Administration supporters shared the delay outlook and Lodge and allies aimed for an early vote on a resolution of ratification, hoping to substitute a Democratic plan if rejected.
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Washington
B. C
Senate
Nday
Molan
Lodge
Wutil
Domorrow
LaPollette
Borah
Flireheock
Elsewenl
Ratifestion
Big Schools Show Attendance Gains Across Nation
New York reports rising college and university enrollments as returning war veterans pursue education. Columbia leads with 24 815 in the city system, while Harvard Yale Minnesota and Illinois show strong growth. The mood favors continued training amid postwar transition and a cold front moving southeast tonight.
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New York
Americ Gollego
Honges
Lown
Dion
Columbia University
York City
University of California, Berkley
Awit
Middle West
University of Minnesota
St. Pat
Shinois
Asiapalnse
Iscensin
Harvard
HOLT
Cambridge
Yale
Miners Plan to Fight Injunction in Washington
Indianapolis November 1 John L Lewis acting president of the United Mine Workers says plans are to fight the federal injunction blocking strikes. He notes possible government and coal operators negotiations may resume if the injunction is dissolved or modified to allow pay and benefits during the strike.
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Indianapolis
John Ly Lew
United Mine
Irs
Lewis
Niinensy
Gover
Jay
Srens
Mine Ara
United Press
Ming
Attorweys
Lyave
Dion
Eanis
Noy
Canll Anerators Association
Gregoria
Backavark
Senate aims to settle coal strike with three member commission
Washington reports Senator Kenyon introduces a plan for a three member presidentially appointed commission to exhaust all peaceful means to settle the coal strike within fifteen days. The measure seeks executive action and requires both houses to approve before signature, with hope for a favorable reply. The proposal outlines limited investigation and no coercive actions.
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Washington
Raymond Clapper
Kenyon
Senate Labor Committee
House
Senate
New Industrial Peace Conference Slated For March
Washington reports President Wilson will announce the personnel of a new conference of fifteen to pursue an investigative approach. Secretary of Labor Wilson may head the panel which excludes participants from prior capital labor talks and will hear testimony from employers and workers on hours and conditions, including those of women and children, to break the industrial unrest.
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Washington
Wilson
Labor
Capital
Lin
Wongwuind
Riots near Helens Arkansas lead to multiple murder verdicts
In Helens Arkansas on November 4 a rapid trial followed race riot disturbances south of the city. One negro was convicted of first degree murder after eight minutes of deliberation. Five others received verdicts on similar charges. The second case saw Frank Moore Ed Hicks J Knox Paul Hall and Coleman charged with murder of Lee. a first degree murder verdict was returned in seven minutes. Indictments have been brought against 122 people, mostly Negroes.
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Rapid
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Neder
Emil- Lys
Frank Hicks
Uw ‘Hwicky
Clinton’ Lee
Éxygoldier
Frank Moore
Ed. Hicks
J. 2. Knox
Paul Hall
D. Coleman
Lea
Moore Knox
Hicks
Ter Cha
Little Miss Bek Arrives
Fred Eo of 104 Fourth Street welcomed a newborn daughter this morning. The home radiated smiles as the baby joined the family and brightened the day.
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Thos
Burton
Man Shot by Bartender Henry Recovering at Woodland Hospital
Ben Henry, shot yesterday afternoon by Roy Burton, a Huntsville bartender living in the country, is at Woodland hospital and progressing well with a favorable chance of recovery. Burton surrendered after the incident, believing he had killed Henry. Meanwhile United States Steel officials at Gary report miners’ strike may ease as coal is promised at cost to workers for personal use.
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Roy Burton
Woodland Hospital
Breaumann
Burton
Huntsville
Inds
Henry
Burtean
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
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Swork
Steel Corporation
Ofhcial
Washington
Department of Justice
Taal -Felds
Suvikers
Westy
Virginia
Colorado
Thicarest - Virginia
Reiescue
Washington, D.C
Government Adopts Waiting Game in Coal Strike Talks
Washington officials report both sides may accept arbitration as the White House weighs a formal process. Attny Gen Palmer and aides prepare the government case while coal operators and miners monitor figures on production and fuel shortages across Indiana Ohio West Virginia and beyond. The strike still unsettled with officials urging restraint and possible troop use if order requires it.
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Aviners
Wis
West Virginia
Edgar Wallace
Washington
Anderson
Kidiahapolis
Indiana
Taineis
Ohio
Atlantic
Leck
Tuil
Railroad Administration
Palmer
Ames
Indianapolis
United’ Ming
Late Wire Flashes and Court Updates From Week
The report notes indictments by the grand jury this week including figures Walker and others in a current court, plus motions for modification of judgments in custody cases and a new hearing in a leather suit. It mentions fines for gambling and debates over endorsements and campaign costs amid high cost of living concerns.
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Walker
Henry
Frank Newton
Ty and Sorrells
J. M. Wairon
Arc Berton
Olin, Burton
Kindell
Tor
American Legion Post Meeting Tonight at Chamber of Commerce Rooms
The Theodore Bazan Post of the American Legion will hold a meeting tonight at six o clock in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Members are urged to attend as final arrangements are made for the dinner dance to celebrate the November anniversary.
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Theodore Bazan
American Legion
S$eVdlock
Chamber of Songmerte
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