Harding Urges Strength in Peace for America
In Brownsville Texas on Armistice Day Senator Warren G Harding, then president elect, warned America must be strong in peace to preserve national unity. He cited past World War experiences, spoke to a large crowd at Fort Brown army post, and urged continued readiness, unity, and a global cooperative spirit tempered by a commitment to American ideals.
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Tex
Warren G Tfarding
Brownaville
Fort Howe Army Post
Myo Tarding
Meney
America
Fiona Phabis
Ty Ford
Teake
Domourne
Tor
Senate
Herdieg
Theountey
Fel
Ameri
Republ
Tite
Slater Harding
Sylvia Pankhurst Office Stormed During Armistice Tribute
In London on Armistice Day a two minute silence was observed when irate women stormed Sylvia Pankhurst's Dreadnought office on Fleet Street. They sang and danced as workers clashed with staff, leaving clerks beaten until police intervened. Pankhurst was out on bail awaiting appeal for sedition.
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Ace
Tribune
Aturoneh
New York Tribune
London
England
Fleet Street
Cirl
Pankhurst
Alaska Reindeer Meat To Be Marketed In U S
Alaska plans to ship over 6000 reindeer carcasses to the United States next year for nationwide marketing. Four cold storage plants will concentrate the meat for shipment, with a projection of up to a million reindeer grazing in Alaska within ten years to supply further exports to the States.
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the Tribune
Seattle
Wash
United States
Nome
Alaska
Bill for Irish Home Rule Is Passed Quietly
London on November 11 the Irish Home Rule Bill passed the House of Commons on its third reading after a defeat of Willan Adamson's motion for rejection. The debate was tame with Liberal and Labor MPs absent as a sign of boycott. Lloyd George argued against conceding Ireland dominion and warned a conscript army would threaten Britain while Ireland Navy was deemed unnecessary. He urged avoiding conflict and noted Armistice Day sentiment could aid genuine settlement. Continued on page four.
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London
House of Commons
Willan
Adamson
Asquith
Ireland
Promier Lloyd George
Trish
Sinn Féin
England
Great Britain
Dari
Treland
Burke
Wellington
Lutte
Armenians Fear Union Of Soviet And Kemal
Geneva dispatch reports Armenians seek international force to prevent Bolshevik Turkish Nationalists’ advance and annihilation risk. Armistice signed reportedly grants Turks control of Alexandrone fortress and nearby rail hub, with safety guarantees for inhabitants during talks.
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League
Geneva
Fimmediate
Near East
Mustapha Kemala
Ue Interna 4
PKL
United States
Victer Ge Smith
Philabik
Ure Aur East
WoW.daquith
New York
London
Alexandronos
Arden
Worites, Macy & Co
Hayti ruler accuses U S marines in covert probe
Provident Partiquennee testifies before a naval board in Port au Prince alleging failure of cooperation by American forces and fear of courts martial, describing alleged reprisals and disturbing hostile atmosphere as the U S occupation continues. He cites victims in multiple towns and criticizes the army of occupation while Marine officers express surprise at his hostile stance.
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Spscint
Cotte
Tribune
Vonvrinht
New York Tribune
Port-Au-Prince
Hayti
United States
Naval Board of
Becaus
Naval Board
Dertinuenaye
Hans
Sone
Republic of Sti
Armenia
Aichen
Hinele
St. Mare
Croix
Grande Riviere du Noxd
Minabana
Cahobas
Dartiguenive
Trevi
Mul
Neertinge
Mayti
Looting and armed seizure aboard Cork to Queenstown steamer
A war era dispatch reports that a steamer carrying army stores between Cork and Queenstown was halted by armed men who looted cargo valued at about £500. The ship, ignored orders, was fired upon. police later recovered some goods and searched for more. In Tralee a farmer, Frank Hoffman, was executed by uniformed men, with reprisals setting farms ablaze and injuring constables Griffin and another officer nearby.
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Erin
London
Army Florea
Cork
Queenstayn
Blackrock Castle
Tralee
Ireland
Frank Hoffman
Fein
Hail, Brack
Griffin
Cas
Classified Ads Reminder for Sunday Tribune
Classified ads for Sunday Tribune must be sent today for early insertion in all editions. Phone Beekman 3000 or visit Tribune want ads agents across Greater New York. Ads accepted until 8 P M Saturday.
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NEW York Tribune
Tribune
Beekman
Want
Greater
New York
Californian Bride Weighing 725 Pounds Ties Wedding Day
Santa Ana California November 11 A bride weighing 725 pounds was brought home today by John H Hamilton who weighs 155 pounds The bride formerly Miss Alma Emily Selm of Venice California was attended by Mrs L Kring who weighs 420 pounds The ceremony highlights a unique nuptial event drawing local attention through the unusual weights of the participants.
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Santa Ana
Calif
John H. Hamilton
Alma Emily Selm
Venice
L. ©. Kring
New U S Order Takes Kick Out Of Home Brew
Government issues a new order limiting sale of hops and malt to bakers and confectioners to curb home brewing under prohibition. Treasury decision construction prompts lawsuits by beverage manufacturers who challenge enforcement while alleging loss of sales. Officials say the rules cover integral parts and advertising of recipes for home brewing.
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Washington
Associated Press
Prohibition Bureau
Kramer
Chase
Treasury
Lous
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Bureau
Specifeally Pro
Labor Plot Link Doubtful in Wall Street Bomb Case
A notice reports the first definite flaw in identifying perpetrators of the Wall Street bomb that killed 39. Acting Inspector Cochin says police traced the horse and the man who had it shod, tying the wagon to the explosion near J. P. Morgan & Co. The Evening World's account sparked police scrutiny of union clashes, with District Attorney Swann subpoenaing involved persons for tonight's examination.
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Wall Street
Cochin
Deveis
J. P. Morgan & Co
Willien Yaranko
Stiis
Robert P. Brindell
bin Trades Connell
Toekwool Committee
Yarinko Union
Brindell
Zaranke
Brundell
Javanko
Department of Justice
Park Row
Charles J. Selly
Radical
Yaramlo
Sof Ios Union
Heindels
Local 5
Amidelice
Jared
Swann
Washington
Wn Howe
Foreman
Brinedell
Lone Island City
Raymond Chirk
Thv Stock Exchange
Clark
Man Believed Locked in Vault Left Note Revealing Self as Thief
In Ottawa Illinois a bank vault incident ended with Francis J Carey a 21 year old teller dead or dying after a self confessed theft. A note found inside accused the bank employee of mistreatment while authorities traced a wider robbery plot involving Suicy Kerwin and an accomplice, with $4000 missing from accounts and $5000 recovered in a roof top pursuit. A rescue crew used an acetylene flame to burn a four inch hole in the vault door and a failed escape attempt led to the discovery of a note and the suspect’s probable plan.
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Ottawa
National City Bank of Ort
Francis J Carey
Wiefisch
Juliet Penitentiary
Chicasa
Binding & Faithful Bank Ployee
Adotiudon
Suicy
Ling
Mat Kervin
Utied
Kerwin
Vucey
Tateree Connolly
O Tewa
Benson's Aid Admits Graft In Ship Deals
Commander Abner B. Clements ex executive assistant to Admiral Henson and chairman of the United States Shipping Board told Congress that some charges in a board report were true. He denied widespread corruption but admitted delays and excessive demurrage as abuses and blamed staffing shortages after the armistice. He said the board’s accounting flaws are being fixed and contract forms are being revised to restore proper operations.
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Admiral Henson
United States
Sib Ning Board
Select Committee of Congress
Tla Board
Sterday
Clements
Bur
Boor
Clemestis
Shipping Board
Ife
Israel M. Foster
Ohio
Admiral Benson
Joseph Walsh
President Finds Humor In Result of Election
President Wilson displayed good humor at the election result despite health fears. Cabinet members noted his warm, human side and keen sense of humor during a one hour and thirty minute session. He sat in his usual spot, used his right arm freely, and remained animated while discussions moved along.
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Hington
Wilson
Wee Sontet
Longworth Predicts Excess Profits Repeal
Representative Nicholas Longworth expects Congress to repeal the excess profits tax and replace it with a more equitable revenue source. He said revenue matters will be considered by the Ways and Means Committee, where he serves as a member, today.
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the Tribune
Nicholas Longworth
Ways and Means
House
Longworth
Indictment in Bigamy Plot Roils City Officials
Mayor Hylan faced the Lockwood committee over a bigamy plot and limestone versus terra cotta in school construction. Testimony cited a letter urging limestone, with a potential $15 to $16 million cost increase, written for Hettrick and altered by communications among city leaders and the building committee.
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Witsness St
Lockwood Committee
Board of Education
Jimestone
Hattrick
Meturick
Meterick
Hettrick
Hetrick
Samuel Untermyer
Haveing
Lod
Robert H. Eider
Senawoot
Ick
Sumios
Mr. Untermayer
Mike Long
Kaplan
Unterns
Abraham. Kaplan
Chierarmoedatey
Wold of Estimate Chamber
Uscermier
Uy Untereyer
Six Indictments Return by Extraordinary Grand Jury
Six indictments charging conspiracy and felonies were returned yesterday to Justice Weeks. Assistant District Attorney Edwin P. Kilroe and Louis Schwarte faced the court. a third man remained at large. The case stems from a bigamy complaint against Napoleon Baurresse tied to a 1910 marriage to Margaret Coyne and a 1919 Brooklyn wedding to Helen Montrose Bauresse. Almirall heads the jury in the ongoing inquiry, with proceedings continuing into civil alimony suits and prior dismissals.
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Bartow S. Weeks
Supreme Court
Edwin P. Kilroe
Louis . Schwarte
Fifth Avenue
Raymond F. Almirall
Deen
Kitrue
Napoleon Bauresse
Helen Montrose Bauresse
Burresse
Brooklyn
Kitroe
Bauresse
Margaret Coyne
Kilroe
Canad
Brst
Mancuso
Bauresso Aree
Helena Montrose Baurese
Adererose
Tumulty Predicted for Presiding Judge Post
Reports say Joseph P. Tumulty secretary to President Wilson will be appointed Presiding Judge of the United States Court of Customs Appeals before Wilson leaves the White House. The life appointment carries a $10,000 salary with light duties and ample time to influence New Jersey politics.
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Montgomery Joseph P. Tumulty
United States Court of Customs Appeals
White House
Tumulty
New Jersey
U'D
Shephard
Washington
Court of Customs Appeal
Robwrt M. Montgomery
Tribune
Tumsity
Presie Junten United Streua Court of Customs Appeals
Philadelphia
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