German Cabinet Falls as Socialists Veto Coalition Plan
Berlin reports that Chancellor Wirth’s cabinet resigned after the United Socialists refused to join a coalition including the German People’s Party. The move follows criticism of the government’s policy and difficulties with reparations talks, with President Ebert urging continuity while new ministers are formed.
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Associated Press Berlin
Wirth
United Socialists
German People's Party
Berlin
Rathenau
London
Coalition
People’s Party
Ebert
Reichstag
New United Party
Arthur Crispien
Men
Germany
Paris
Mountbatten Collects Motion Picture Films on U S Tour
Lord Louis Mountbatten and his bride return to New York after a six week American journey. He reveals a hobby of collecting films and predicts future world libraries of movies. He saw no wickedness in Hollywood, praises the Grand Canyon, and plans to attend the Army Navy game before returning to England.
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Associated Press
New York
Louis Mountbatten
England
United States
Prince of Wales
Hollywod
Calif
Lord
Lady Mountbatten
Grand Canyon
Mexican Embassy Urges Texas Lynching Probe
The Mexican Embassy has asked the U S state department to probe the alleged lynching of Elias Villareal Zarate in Weslaco Texas after a jail altercation with an American. It seeks guarantees for the Hidalgo Texas consul and notes multiple Mexican deaths in Texas with official involvement.
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Capital
Texas
Associated Press
Washington
Atta
State Department
Elias Villareal Zarate
Weslaco
Tex
Hidalgo
Mexican man lynched near Weslaco reported in Brownsville
Brownsville reports the alleged lynching of a Mexican man at Weslaco on Saturday. Unconfirmed accounts say he was accused of killing an American ten days earlier and taken from jail before being shot.
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Brownsville
Texas
Weslaco
Dividend Declarations Hit New York Firms
The Schulte retail stores corp declares $5 a share on common stock payable as eight percent cumulative preferred stock. Manhattan Shirt Co boosts quarterly common stock dividend from 50 to 75 cents and adds a 20 percent extra dividend.
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New York
Schulte Retail Stores Corporation
Manhattan Shirt Company
Loving Cup Presented to Alan Sugar Son of Kiwanian Sugar
Kiwanis Club luncheon discussed upcoming joint meeting with United States Chamber of Commerce official Calvin Brown and Lone Star Route Association leaders. A memorial for the late Barney J. Sugar was planned, with a loving cup presented to his son Alan. Entertainers Kate Boyce and Mrs. Holden performed.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Lone Star Route Association
8. M. Colline
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
City Hall
Calvin B. Brown
Washington
Henry E. Hardtner
Urania
H. C. Withite
Alton
Ill
Sandel
Gulfport
C. H. McHenry
Barney J. Sugar
McHenry
Sugar
Alan
Kiwanis
Kate Boyce
F. C. Holden
Steamship West Hematite in tow after distress call
The steamship West Hematite bound from Hamburg to New Orleans reported boiler trouble then was disabled and drifting about 1000 miles east of New York. The Saucon towed her after distress signals were sent. The vessel carried a crew of 33 and the tow destination may be New Orleans or New York.
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New York
West Hematite
Hamburg
New Orleans
Saucon
Sykes Brothers
Merger Contemplated in Armour Packing Interests
Armour head Ogden Armour conferred with federal officials in Washington on industry conditions and possible realignment. Reports said a merger involving Armour and Wilson and Morris and Company might be considered, though no formal proposal had been presented to the government.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ogden Armour
Chicago
Department of Justice
Federal Trade Commission
President to Deliver Message Next Tuesday
Washington reports tentative plans for President Hardin to go to the capitol and deliver his message to the extra session of Congress in person. Senator Curtis of Kansas discussed arrangements, with adjournment of the opening session on Monday out of respect for the late Senator Watson of Georgia.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hardin
Capitol
Congress
Curtis O Kansas
Senate
Watson
Georgia
Japan Eyes Turkey Capitulations Ahead of Near East Peace Conference
Japan shares a vital stake with the United States in the Turkish capitulations issue to be discussed at the Near East peace conference. The nationalist Turkish government seeks abolition of these extraterritorial rights, a move that could impact Japan's plans to deepen economic ties with Turkey.
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Japan
Associated Press
Lausanne
United States
Turkey
Chain of evidence in Hall Mills murder case closes in
New Brunswick officials pressed to present evidence to the grand jury with witnesses like Pearl Bahmer and Raymond Schneider who found the slain Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills. Detectives rechecked Mrs Jane Gibson pig woman tale amid new testimony from George Kuhn and disputed reports of Mrs Hall’s alleged visit to her cousin Henry Carpenter.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Hall- Mills
Pearl Bahmer
Raymond Schneider
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor Reinhardt Mills
George Totten
Mott
Francis Stevens
Kuhn
Jane Gibson
Hall
Henry Carpenter
Jury to rule on Clara Phillips murder trial in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on November 15 the fate of Mrs. Clara Phillips charged with beating 20 year old widow Alberta Tremaine Meadows to death with a hammer was to be decided by a jury. Crowds outside court prompted the county board to ban loitering in the hall of records during the trial.
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Los Angeles
Clara Phillips
Alberta Tremaine Meadows
County Board of Supervisors
Banque Francaise de Mexico fails to open in Mexico City
In Mexico City on November 15, the Banque Francaise de Mexicoe operated by R. A. Lacaud and son did not open, drawing large crowds that required police protection outside the building.
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Mexico City
Banque Francaise de Mexicoe
R. A. Lacaud and Son
Mexico
Ouachita Election Results Reported November 7
Ouachita parish election commissioners Garret Goodlett and Phillips released complete results for congressman fifth district Riley J. Wilson with 290 votes, Madison for state board 276 votes, parish school board wards 4 to 7 with scattered votes, and four constitutional amendments all adopted.
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State Board of Education
Parish
W. G. Garret
W. Goodlett
Geo. W. Phillips
Ouachita Parish
Riley J. Wilson
H. Flood Madison
J. B. Fi
Seismic Disaster Devastates Chile Towns as Death Toll Grows
President Alessandri rushed to the quake and tsunami zones as reports triple the official death count. Two thousand refugees in Coquimbo, Vallenar suffering in ruins, and multiple towns destroyed signal a broad catastrophe with millions in property losses and extensive homelessness.
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Associated Press
Santiago
Chile
Alessandri
Ministry of the Interior
Coquimbo
Vailenar
Cruz Grande
Copiapo
Freirina
Huasco
Mercurio
Siguera
Copuimbo
Vallenar
National Relief Committee
Red Cros
General Prosperity Hinges on Grounded Confidence
Springfield, HI, Nov 15. Robert M. Cowie of New York, vice-president of the American Railway Express Company, told a noon luncheon crowd that prosperity depends on cool headedness and confidence. He likened the express business to a barometer and urged ending government medications on the transport system, calling capital the tonic for recovery.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Robert M. Cowie
New York
American Railway Express Company
Express Company
Air battle over capital tests bomber reach on Washington
A dozen army airplanes staged a theoretical attack on Washington to assess whether an aerial strike could succeed. Five Langley Field aircraft aimed at the capitol treasury and rail yards, with Bolling Field fighters intercepting near Alexandria before returning to base after about an hour of maneuvers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Capitol
Langley Field
Hampton Roads
Treasury
Bolling Field
Alexandria
Fort Monroe
Jurors Seated as Herrin Mine Murder Trial Opens
Four jurors accepted in the trial of five men charged with murder linked to the Herrin mine killings. They stated readiness to vote for the death penalty if evidence warrants. The proceedings proceeded shortly before noon in Marion Illinois.
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Marion
Herrin
Earthquake Ravages Chile Valley as Death Toll Rises
Reports from Atacama and Coquimbo provinces say 1500 dead and many missing after last week's quake and sea disturbance. Martial law declared in Vallenar and Copiapo. looting blamed on escaped prisoners. debris removal under soldier patrols as eight in ten buildings lie ruined.
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Associated Press
Santiago
Chile
Vallenar
Atacama
Coquimbo
la Serena
Copiapo
Hunger strike in Mount Joy guards fears for Mary MacSwiney
In Dublin on November 15, Irish prisoners appeal for Miss Mary MacSwiney who has been on hunger strike for eleven days in Mount Joy prison. Fellow inmates report she has deteriorated greatly and authorities have not confirmed any death rumors.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Mary MacSwiney
Mount Joy
Lloyd George Strengthens Battle for Parliament
London voters flock to polls as Britain holds fourth parliament election under George V. Prime Minister Bonar Law urges a working majority while anti labor papers warn of potential surprises amid fervent appeals to electors. (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR)
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
England
Wales
Ulster
George V
House of Commons
Bonar Law
Glasgow
Antilabor
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