Builders Say Brindell Took Thousands from Contractors
Testimony at the Lockwood committee hearing charges Robert P. Brindell head of the Building Trades Council with receiving about $15 026 from fifteen contractors to secure permits and keep business unmolested. Several witnesses describe payments ranging from 200 to 4000 dollars, with details of funds passing through associates and alleged schemes to inflate bids and mask graft.
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Robert P. Brindell
Building Trades Council
Lockwood Committee
Hom
Brin Jes
Waolley
Middlesboro High Principal Shot. Teacher Had Resigned
Professor Barnes principal of Middlesboro High School was fatally shot today. Adolphus Quir is charged with the shooting. The incident follows a report that Barnes whipped a student last Thursday, which preceded other tensions. Barnes had tendered his resignation and planned to leave the city.
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Middlesboro
Barnes
Adolphus Quir
Tarnes
Oaks Wister
Mudert
Thursdi
Harmen
Board of Education
Volstead Reelected In Minnesota After Close Fight
Congress man A. J. Volstead of the 7th Minnesota District, author of the prohibition enforcement act, is reelected on the Republican ticket. He leads with 34 votes to 42,021 polled by his opponent the Rev. C. J. Kyale Independent, partisan Leand, choice of the Now rue.
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ST. Paul
A. J. Volstead
Minnesota
C. J. Kyale
Nowrue
Irish Troop Raid Defeated at Ballinares Killing Three
A raiding party of uniformed men and nine lorries attacking Ballinares near Granard, Dublin, was repelled after a fifteen minute fight. Three soldiers were killed and at least six wounded. Reprisals in Granard followed, with homes and premises burned and the market house and hotel valued at £75,000 destroyed. Authorities report increased guerrilla activity and continuing military-police efforts.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Ballinares
Grenard
Dublin Mall
Granard
Ballinarew
Ollark
Polies Rollagher
Killid
Milunht
Ireland
Jnbiin
le Amaritun
Dix Capline
Imunden
Nevil Macrady
Mallow
England
O'Connor
Classified ads for Sundays Tribune
Early copy urged for all editions with ads accepted until 8 P M Saturday. Contact Beekman 3000 or visit Tribune want ad agents across Greater New York for placement.
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NEW York Tribune
Nova Fe
Tribune
Beekman 3000
Want
Greater
New York
70 Seized in 100 East Side Liquor Raids
Prohibition agents led by Frank A. Boyd conducted wide raids across the East Side lowering levels of illegal alcohol. More than seventy arrests ensued as whisky gin cognac and wine were found hidden in bottles pots jars and a Bowery cafe housed several barrels of raw alcohol.
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Federal Prohibition
Eriay
Lower Hart Side
Wighition
Volstead
Bowery
Frank A. Boyd
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Noes Eran
Dewi
Agenta
Bartenters
Tom Vosey
Pommin
Ath
Horonsh
Tim Sillivan Bowery
Boyd H Ewever
Uae
Price
Hari Anorg
York
Michaelson
bEenjamin Rosentint
Marvy Silverman
Treet
Nicholau Adobo
Lewis Spiro
St Pind
Gottehernte
Cate
Antenio Salato
Lewis
Ducob
Todewich
Jecob Tindenes
Reilly
Mowery
Markewity
East Houpton Street
Thomas
Park Towns
Salt View Found & Complate
Harsile
Man o War Showdown Ireland England Offer Rejected
Promoters urge Samuel D. Riddle to send Man o War to England to clash with Comrie. Despite a $100000 offer from a New York promoter, Riddle reportedly refused to ship the champion with Mrs. Riddle confirming no amount would persuade him.
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Samuel D. Riddle
Man O' War
Sir Raton
Mr. Riddle
England
Comrie
London
New York
Wilde Wallace
Toront
Mano
Gland
Riddle
Travels 24,000 Miles To Vote for Harding
Robert Stinson, 21, son of C Henry Stinson a Montgomery County lawyer, traveled from Australia to Norristown Pennsylvania to vote for Harding. He covered 121000 miles by steamship and rail at a large cost, taking forty days, and his father said the vote was the real thing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susclat
Philadelphia
Robert Stinson
C. Henry Stinson
Montgomery County
Australia
Norristown
Harding
Stinson
Cone
Bonus Carried By Big Vote in Every County
Incomplete returns show the state wide vote for a servicemen bonus carried in all counties by large margins. New York City favored the measure by about 2 to 1 with Bronx Brooklyn Queens Manhattan Staten Island and the Triborough area voting strongly for the bonus. Upstate counties also supported the proposal with decisive margins. The plan would award about 400000 veterans a monthly bonus for service in World War I, with payments up to 10 per month per period of service total not to exceed 20, and include nurses and marines.
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Somi
New York City
Staten Island
Brooklyn
Trons
Queens
Richmond Hill
Upstate
Broome
Hultalo
Monroe
Deterson County
Weuinse
Ein Marine Corps
Wecule
Nures
Geowomen
France
America
United States
League of Nations
Elihu Root
Elso
Att Senitor
Europe
Harding tribute in Marion crowd pledges peace alliance
A Marion audience cheered Senator Warren G. Harding as he pledged a new league based on peace and justice. He thanked supporters, urged governance by the people, and spoke of America's role in a cooperative postwar world while reflecting on Versailles and American ideals.
Californians File Complaint Against Japanese Consul
Los Angeles residents and the Anti-Asian Association filed a formal complaint with the State Department alleging Consul Oyama urged voters to oppose an anti alien law in California. They claim this action breached diplomatic privileges and influenced the election.
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Etes
Washington
Los Angeeles
Ujiro Oyama
California
State Department
EnLona
Los Angeles
Pesti
Ponsul Ayire Oxia
Antistatic Association of
Thuaday
Oyama
Pais
Oklahoma Woman Wins Seat In Congress With Want Ads
Muskogee Oklahoma Alice M Robertson wins a congressional seat aided by want ads in Muskogee and Oklahoma. The former postmistress and Red Cross leader ran a nontraditional campaign focusing on working people. Robertson opposed suffrage activism and supported stable economic policy while avoiding public speeches.
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Oklahoma
Congress
Muskogee
Okin
Alice M. Robertson
Tellime v
Old
Indian Territory
Waston
Okahoma
Miss Robertson
Heodore Roosevelt
Harding Names G B Christian Jr. as President’s Secretary
George B. Christian Jr., long time aide to Senator Harding and trusted friend of the Hardings, is set to become the President’s Secretary after March 4. Prior to Washington he worked in the limestone business with his father in Marion and Columbus and remained a close associate of the Harding family.
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Prona Sta
Marion
George B. Christian Jr
Harding
Hardings
Christian
Chang
Washington
Columbus
Harding Democrats
President Wilson
Baltimore
Senator Harding
Tly Harding
Harding to Find Bryan Asserts France Opposed
Paris dispatch says France opposes a new world league and favors amending the Versailles Treaty. Bryan in Chicago urged Wilson to resign so Harding can become president, outlining steps to place Harding in office and seek swift peace.
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Harding
Bryan
France
Wilson
New League
Conyrent
New York Tribune
Tes
Paris
United States
Wasenator
League
Freeink Dispatch
Tehama
Chicago
William Jentings
Provident Wilson
Warren Garding
Polic
Tia
Dent Marshall
Marshall
Congress
Woolen Mills Admit 4 Day Week Amid Slowing Orders
Lawrence Mass November 4 The four mills of the American Wools Company announce curtailment from a six day schedule to a four day week. Mills have run on a reduced schedule this week with about 60 percent of orders as the reason.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Mass
American Wools Company
Germany and Austria Seek League Seats at Geneva Meeting
Reports from Paris indicate Germany and Austria plan direct applications for League of Nations membership at a Geneva meeting this month. Bulgaria's premier, while visiting European capitals, will travel to Geneva to back Bulgaria's claim. Neutrals expect Germany and Austria to press their cases together.
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Paris
League of Nations
Geneva
Germany
Austria
Bularia
Stambuin
Bulgaria
New Mexico and Nation Swing to Republicans Across States
National returns show Harding ahead in New Mexico by about 6000 votes with Montoya defeating Lucero for Congress. In Kentucky Ernst leads Beckham, while coastal and western states tilt Republican. Miller’s plurality climbs to about 75 900 as Republicans win ten of thirty four Senate contests and secure a sweeping House majority.
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Tennessee
Coolidge
Senate
House
Home
Missouri
Shea
New Mexico
Harding
Nestor Montoya
Albuquerqua
Congress
Antonio Lucero
Las Vegas
Tate
Kentucky
Richard P. Ernst
Beckham
Stent
Miller
George A. Glynn Chainman
York Republican State Committee
Nathan I
Amor
Chamberlain
Oregon
Smith
Apitona
Ralph Cameras
Somstar Henderson
Nevada
Tasker
Hay
Joon
Ernst
Kettucky
Sohn W. Harreld
Wilson
Eeewitie
Thaytate
Alisa Loberteon
Uyterian Shisconsey
Montana
Seth Aw
Voltval
Minnesota
Olin
Thei
Cos
Mixpuri
Wayne B. Wheeler
Leagan
Washington
New Jersey
Hudson County
du Penitent Prohibitiontst
My W Sovere
Penns Ienin
Tesaaseria
Harry Waursumch
Harding Wins Tennessee Vote Amid Broad Republican Support
In Tennessee, Harding secures a substantial nationwide victory with a majority around 10 000 while Republicans gain seats in Congress and Taylor defeats opponents for the governorship in Nashville. The report notes multiple party gains and a split across state races.
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Harding
Tennessee
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Ain Vilken
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Brondell
Sh Cohen
Tod Goldstein
Housa
Fe Rail
Robert J. Brindell
Conneil Mae Min Eon
Peroni
Joseph Moran
Traliy Connett
Peter Strat
Down
Tradee
Sinn Fein
Proton Meland
Sian Fein
East Side
Tammany
U.S
Sam
Syet
Stater Island
Association of Nations
Warren G. Herding
Countina
Poral
Aft
Mount Vernon Avenue
Tichard C. Cpissinger
Democrat
Marion County
Americs
Americk
Aloni
Auorica
J Klling
Offien
Ameria
Annovick
Amrica
Muskogee County
Robertson
Althou
Shoris
Anti-sufffrage Association of
World Association
Fea
Lhen
Root
By Ralph Courtney
Arligle
Clemenceau
Hlaroo
Waalon
Democratic Party
National
Politica
Pays
Taylor
Nashville Tenn
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