Wilson's comeback bid signals return to national leadership
Former President Woodrow Wilson, in an Armistice Day rally and a letter to Senator Curwen Arkansas, urged a 1924 return to leadership, revive the League of Nations, and nominate candidates on a world peace platform. He criticized the Republican Senate for delaying peace and urged ongoing struggle for justice beyond mere armistice.
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Movement to Boost Estate Tax Rates Faces Battle
Washington reports that tax revision plans favored by the president and secretary of the Treasury may stall before the next congressional elections. The administration could fight to prevent a surtax rise beyond 60 percent, while a movement to double estate taxes gains momentum and calls for a broader revenue law overhaul to ease business burdens ahead of December 1929.
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Earthquake and Tidal Wave Kill About 100, Cantina Prim
A damaged report notes a cataclysmic quake and ensuing tidal wave near Cantina Prim. The wave struck hours after the quake, causing widespread destruction and casualties. Observers compare the event to celestial alignments of Mercury and Jupiter.
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Church Rector Seeks Janitor Amid Turbulent Notes
An OCR damaged passage appears to describe a church rector seeking a janitor with scattered names and places. The garbled text mentions a rector, compensation, and various unclear references such as Manila and Montana. The exact actions and identities are obscured by unreadable segments, yielding a fragmentary notice with no clear event or date.
Politicians Jockey for Ship in Congress Contends for Speaker Fight
Fragmented OCR text describes a heated struggle in Congress over leadership. It highlights key figures such as Reed, Longworth, and Gillet, with mention of party dynamics in New York and Ohio. The piece notes debate on re election prospects, shifting alliances, and the potential impact on committee chairs and policy direction.
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The readable bits mention Ocean Travel Beale and vague references to people and places. It appears as an incomplete travel or notice fragment with garbled names and phrases, lacking clear events or actions to summarize.
Declaration of Rights Adopted by Women Voters
Wellington November session of the equal rights conference featured a two day declaration demanding universal suffrage and equal rights for women in home church industry and government. Speakers urged labor equality and bishops and lawyers discussed governance and leadership roles for women alongside men.
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Pershing Flags Danger in Near East
In an Armistice day talk before the National Civic Federation Gen John J Pershing warned that recent Turkish victory over the Greeks signals risk of America becoming entangled in Near East conflicts. He urged guarding national life while noting pressure for U S intervention and criticism of preparedness rhetoric.
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Marines Veterans Association Forms In New York
Veterans of the Marine Corps form a national association in New York on November 12 to cooperate with other war veterans groups. Maj. 8 W Brewster, retired, elected commander. The group expects about 150 000 men and 400 women who served in World War I as marine forces to enroll, in addition to those who served in the Civil and Spanish American wars.
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Veaud in New York Election Charged by Defeated Man
In New York on November 1, Henry Prank a defeated Democratic candidate faced charges of fraud intimidation and attempted suppression of ballots in the West district. Prosecution seeks elimination of ballots deemed invalid while the Republican contender is declared winner by a slim margin. Proceeding set for Monday with court oversight and vote tallies under dispute.
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Former Blue Devil Killed as Armistice Day Honors
An unidentified man believed to be a former Blue Devil of France died after falling from the rear of an elevated train as Chicago rang bells for Armistice Day. A card in his pocket identified him as Monsieur Theophile Lezuin, No. 1578 Rue La Belle Boulevard, St. Denis, with the inscription The day we never forget November 11, 1918.
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Woman Identifies Prominent Man in Hall Murder Case
Mrs Jane Gibson identifies a notable New Brunswick resident as the man seen with a woman in gray near the Phillips farm before the September 14 fatal shooting of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills. Authorities plan to seek a first degree murder indictment, aided by Gibson’s uncontradicted identification and other not yet public evidence.
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Two 14-Year-Olds Admit Looting South Side Home
Two 14-year-old boys, Joe Chran stiaveky and John Synowlecky, confessed to police and led detectives to a stash near their homes where officers recovered the stolen goods. The youths said they ran away to act tough and vowed not to run away again if released from jail.
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Commander of Guard Over Jefferson Davis Passes
Maj. James G. Tomkins who led the guard over Jefferson Davis at Fortress Monroe near the end of the Civil War died at his home in Asbury Park New Jersey on November 12. He enlisted in the Union Army at 20 and retired as a major. He served as regimental adjutant of the Thirtieth Infantry and was a member of the Sons of the American Revolution.
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Bulldog Ruins Teeth Work and City Official’s Dog
Bull Terrier named Bull, owned by J Frank Faulkner city clerk, has been ordered to stop playing with school children on the way to school near the city hall. The dog, famed in a five mile radius for loving live chimed and chasing rocks, has ruined teeth by biting sticks and rocks. Public concern rises as the master seeks a safe solution to keep the dog away from children.
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Russia Attacks Entente Over Turkey and Poland
Moscow reports Saturday notes from the foreign office denounce Poland and the entente over Turkey. The Polish note demands equal footing and the Riga treaty issue with Gen Pilsudski. the Turkey statement asserts the entente ignores Turkey while Russia claims the role of Turkey’s big brother amid a rising warlike mood.
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Hoover Appeals for 10 Million Red Cross Members
Secretary of commerce Herbert Hoover urged the nation to join the American Red Cross by supporting a drive for 10,000,000 members. He said the large membership would help the organization meet domestic and foreign emergencies and carry out humane purposes.
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Vigil of Mongrel Dog Yields Body From River
In Cincinnati a mongrel named Spot endured a three day vigil to locate the drowned body of master William Hennig in the Ohio River. The dog’s persistence led Mrs. Hennig, fearing the worst, to watch a riverbank spot where the body was eventually recovered with help from neighbors.
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Lloyd George Given Warm Welcome in Home Town
Former Premier Lloyd George returned to Criccieth Wales on November 12 after a strenuous campaign week. A torchlight procession greeted him and crowds gathered at Market Hall where a two minute silence honored the Armistice signing before he continued to speak along the route toward Dentigh and Flint.
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