Bonar Law Majority Seen In Early British Vote
Washington November 16 The Conservatives hold a majority of 47 seats in the House over all foes with room for gains in early returns. A separate note reports Mrs Muriel MacSwiney widow of Corks late lord mayor, freed after picketing the British embassy pleads not guilty to charges tied to protection for foreign representatives.
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Cork
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Irish Republican Movement
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John F. Finerty
American Association For Recognition of the
Agri cultural Credit Legislation Could Reach Congress
Treasury officials anticipate a new push in Congress to modify the federal reserve act to boost agricultural credit facilities. Secretary Mellon reportedly sees no objection to extending livestock paper maturities beyond six months. Federal reserve rulings expanding cooperative marketing associations' access to rediscounts are viewed as liberalizing credit for farmers and related bodies. Representative Julius Kahn signals plans to renew Volstead act reform discussions on his Washington trip.
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U. S. Sends Relief to Chile Earthquake Victims
President Harding ordered the cruisers Cleveland and Denver to Huasco Chile with food clothing and medical supplies for earthquake victims. The move was authorized by Secretary Denby and reflects a federal effort to aid disaster relief efforts abroad.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Denby
Cleveland
Denver
Huasco
Chile
Absorption decision on Armour Morris packing merger reserved
Washington reports that government officers reserved ruling on Armour and Company’s proposed absorption of Morris and Company, another Chicago Big Five packer, after receiving the case from J Ogden Armour. London adds 28 Conservative constituencies left to count in the Commons result with Conservatives widely ahead. Austin requests immediate protection for Mexican nationals in Breckenridge Texas after threats and a Mexican consulate appeal to the mayor for aid was refused.
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Chicago
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Austin
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Hughes
Neff
Texas
Fas cists organize to curb Bolshevism in Vera Cruz region
Reports from Jaiana Vera Cruz state that a fascist organization wearing the federal tricolor plans an active campaign against Bolshevism. In New York a magistrate dismissed a 10 year old chess prodigy case as not harming health or morals. Edith McClure Patterson noted women control most money in circulation but receive one third value. A Riverside quake slight and four tremors were felt. Chattanooga doctors concluded Southern Medical Association sessions with papers and discussions.
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Mexico City
Jaiana
Vera Cruz
New York
Levy
Samuel Rzeschewski
Chess Marvel
Columbus
Ohio
Edith McClure Patterson
Dayton
Lee Chapel report dominates session of UDC convention
The United Daughters of the Confederacy began the third day of their Birmingham convention with action on a report about the Lee Chapel at Washington and Lee University. In Norfolk Craney Island, a fuel oil station will be abandoned immediately as a shipping board vessel station.
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Washington and Lee University
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Norfolk
Vae
Craney Island
Shipping Board
Washington
Premier Bonar Law Wins Narrow Glasgow Region Majority
Prime Minister Bonar Law secures a slim overall majority as returns show Conservatives leading in 319 of 645 seats with labor surging to a record 120 seats. Three ministers lose their seats while others face reallocation, and Labor gains are seen as evidence of its growing influence amid economic strains.
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Nease of Commons
Arthur Griffith- Boscawen
W. A. Watson
George F. Stanley
Home Office
Leslie Orme Wilson
Wilson
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Laborites
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Conservatives win majority in UK election with 319 seats
London debate reports 4 30 pm returns show Conservatives with 319 seats in the new House of Commons and Liberals at 53 Labor 120 National Liberals 38 and others 13. Baldwin wins Bewdley easily. A G Goslin defeated in Yardley Birmingham. Chamberlain and Amery elected. Harold Gray beats E Phs Labor in Cambridgeshire.
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Georgettes
Stanley Baldwin
Bewdley
Worcestershire
Arthur Henderson
Birmingham
Cambridgeshire
Harold Gray
A. E. ePhss
E. S. Montagu
Chicago Communist Loses Court Fight To Stay Sentence
Chicago news reports Win Lloyd, wealthy communist, failed to gain a stay of his five year sentence under the Illinois espionage act after a two year legal battle. The Illinois Supreme Court denied the stay. Lloyd, linked to the Communist Labor Party and close to Haywood, faced imprisonment as did 17 co-defendants.
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Associated Press
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Boston
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Moscow
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John Reed
Harvard
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General Luke Wright Critically Ill in Memphis Home
Memphis report says General Luke E. Wright former secretary of war has been critically ill at his home for over a week. An erroneous death notice was denied and physicians express slight hope for recovery.
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Memphis
Tenn
Luke E. Wright
Wright
Luke Wright
U S Cruiser Pittsburgh Arrives in Constantinople
The United States cruiser Pittsburgh flagship of Vice Admiral Andrew T. Long arrived in Constantinople today from Gibraltar marking a show of American naval presence in European waters.
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Associated Press
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Andrew T. Long
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Gibraltar
Widow slayer found guilty in Meadows murder
In Los Angeles on November 16, Mrs. Clara Phillips was found guilty of second degree murder in the hammer beating of Mrs. Alberta Meadows. The jury, after eight ballots, settled on a second degree verdict with a possible 10 years to life. Judge Houser set sentencing for next Monday.
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Calif
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Alberta Meadows
Phillips
Houser
Mussolini Seeks Confidence Vote From Parliament
Italy's new premier Benito Mussolini addresses the chamber of deputies asking for a vote of confidence on domestic and foreign policies. He plans a single vote covering budget provisions to July 1923, with a deficit reported at 7.52 billion lire and broad support anticipated from about 850 members.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
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Senate
de Nicola
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Mussolini
Lausanne
Chicago Delegation Heads to Mexico City on Commercial Mission
A 125 member Chicago delegation from all business sectors will depart after the 15th annual Southern Congress opens November 20 for a commercial commission trip to Mexico City as announced today.
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Mexico City
Southern Congress
George Party Third in Power in English Parliament Election
London Nov 16 The division of seats in the new parliament by noon today shows Conservatives 166 Asquithian Liberals 27 Liberites 68 Georgite Laborites 21 Other parties 8 including uncontested districts.
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Associated Press
London
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Liberites
Veterans Christmas Pension Arranged for Confederate Vets
At a state pension board meeting in Baton Rouge on November 16, a pension of 20 dollars a month was approved for Confederate veterans for the last quarter of the year, totaling a 60 dollar Christmas check. The liquidation board had authorized borrowing from unexpended balances, with governor repayment. The pension rolls will be closed for now with no new names.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
State Pension Board
Board of Liquidation
T. O. Harris
Pension Board
Plans Form Open Ireland Neutral Policy Group in St Louis
St Louis moved to form a new organization pledging a neutral stance on Ireland after the St Louis council of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic withdrew from the national body which backs Eamon De Valera in his Irish republic campaign.
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Ireland
American Association For
National Association
Eamon de Valera
Germany taps Cuno to form new German cabinet
Berlin reports Wilhelm Cuno, Hamburg-America general manager and key Paris negotiator, chosen unofficially to form a new German ministry to replace the Wirth government. In Baltimore, George Alexander Swann of Biloxi, a Johns Hopkins patient, hanged himself using a bathroom cord after recent nervous illness and re admission.
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Wilhelm Cuno
Hamburg- American Steamship Line
Wirth
Paris
Herr Cuno
Baltimore
George Alexander Swann
Biloxi
Miss
Johns Hawkins Hospital
Swann
Hopkins
Texas Gulf Sulphur Declares Quarterly and Extra Dividend
The Texas Gulf Sulphur Company today announced a quarterly dividend of 1.25 dollars and an extra dividend of 0.75 dollars. Previously the company paid 1 dollar per share.
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New York
Texas Gulf Sulphur Company
Moran to Return as Cincinnati Nationals Manager
Cincinnati club announces manager Pat Moran has signed a contract to pilot the Nationals next season. Moran previously led the team and will resume duties following the agreement announced today.
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Cincinnati
Pat Moran
Cincinnati Nationals
Tragedy in Subway Deaths a Fairfax Husband Mourns
Joseph Gallo of Fairfax South Dakota loses wife in a New York subway incident. She dies next morning of heart disease at Bellevue Hospital after being found wandering the streets and unable to identify herself. The body is taken to the city morgue.
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Jospeh Gallo
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