Insurgent Band Organizes for ext Congress
Washington reports insurgent moves reshape GOP in the coming Congress. McCormick and Borah push seniority changes while La Follette, Johnson of California, and Norris and Howell of Nebraska jockey for leadership. Progressive aims seek national unity by merging liberal and agrarian elements ahead of the 1920 cycle.
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Borah
la Follette
Johnson
Senate
George F. Authier
Washington
Omaha Kee
Medill McCormick
Senator Borah
Benatore la Follette
Wisconsin
California
MeCormick
Harding
Brookhart
Bhipstead
Minnesota
North Dakota
Ife
Howell
Norris
Nebraska
Detroit Jurors Consider Strike Over Docket Shortages
Detroit Circuit Court jurors discuss a strike due to light docket. Jurors are on a two day week at 2.50 dollars daily, with some planning to sue to test their right to five days of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Circuit Court
Toasted Cheese Sandwiches
Recipe instructs to mix one cup grated American cheese one teaspoon mixed mustard one teaspoon Worcestershire sauce salt paprika to taste and a tablespoon tomato catsup. Spread between buttered bread and toast quickly to rich brown on both sides.
Parents' Problems on Stopping Boys From Jumping on Moving Street Cars
The article argues boys should be deterred from jumping on and off moving street cars by explaining risks and giving concrete examples. It stresses that experience often teaches better than reasoning and that pointing out dangers can influence behavior.
Man Discovers He Was Personal Revolt Of Flirting Wit With His Wife
Mexican ends in grant of amnesty. Gen Rosario Hernandez, once a rebel general, surrenders and returns to private life in Santa Rosalia Chihuahua after a brief uprising. His forces were small, his single battle ended in defeat, and his family’s threats spurred his entry into and exit from rebellion.
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Durango
Mexico
Rosario Hernandez
Santa Rosalia
Chihuahua
Hernandez
Francisco Murgula
Murgula
Herandez
Hernandes
Hernandez Boys
Ignacio Mnriquez
Obregon
Coachuila
J. Gonzalo Escobar
Murguia
Juan Carrasco
Rebela
Lincoln Girl and Excon Waylay Romance Plot
Violet Mize 16 met Bert Marrin recently released from a state reformatory for petit larceny. He claimed lack of money blocked marriage. she gave him $300 from her father’s pillow. Harris fled with the money, returning later without it. he is jailed in Nebraska and to be sent back to Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Violet Mize
Bert Marrin
State Reformatory
Violet
Harris
Papa
Nebraska
Morgan Estate Seized Fuel Distributed to Highland Falls
William R. Perkins orange County fuel administrator began distributing 353 tons of coal to Highland Falls residents from the J Pierpont Morgan estate. An inquiry into complaints of 85 tons delivered in three months showed 438 tons had actually been delivered to the Morgan estate.
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Morgan Newburgh
N. Y
William R. Perkins
Orange County
Highland Falls
J. Pierpont Morgan
Perkins
Morgan
World War Vet Trampled in Theatre Fire Panic
In Los Angeles a theater fire caused a stampede. 200 people fled while Mark B. Jenens, a 30 year old disabled World War veteran who was gassed abroad, fell in an aisle and was trampled before firefighters rescued him. Property loss was small.
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Los Angeles
Mark B. Jenens
Western Pacific Rate Cut Affecting California Nevada Utah Freight
Western Pacific railroad announced freight reductions between California points and Nevada and Utah. Principal class-rate cuts average about 8 percent per 100 pounds, roughly 10 percent overall, with Reno down about 15 cents and Elko down 3 cents.
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San Francisco
Western Pacific Railroad
California
Nevada
Utah
Reno
Elko
French giant cannon-carrying airplane reported completed
A French airship-like bomber, built to carry artillery for night bombardment, was announced to the Commerce department. It features a 76 millimeter gun, all metal construction, four 400 horsepower engines, and a design speed of 150 kilometers per hour, with tests planned by the air ministry engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Harold D. Finley
Travre
Air Ministry
Road Conditions Report Amid Light Afternoon Traffic
Weather reports show all roads clear though afternoon conditions grow rough with rowdy drivers. Auto Grub notes remaining hazards from glare and fading markings on main routes.
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Auto Grub
Man Who Killed Man With Axe on Trial
John Schaeffer, a Panama City resident, is tried in Harland Pennsylvania for the June axe murder of Matt Herbst a blacksmith who intervened as peacemaker during a quarrel. Herbst died minutes after the attack. Prosecutor W J Byers of Shelby County leads the case before Judge O D Whia. A jury is expected by Tuesday afternoon.
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Atlantic
John Schaeffer
Panama
Matt Herbst
Harlan
Herbst
Schaeffer
W. J. Byers
Shelby County
Fetute
O. D. Whia
High School Civics Class Serves as Jury in Akron
Sixteen girls from a local Akron high school civics class sat in police court as a jury and acquitted Rudolph Kallan on a prohibition act charge. Judge A O Neil dismissed the case after the students found there was not enough evidence to convict.
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Akron
Rudolph Kallan
A. ¥. O'Neil
Ike
O'Neil
Kallan
Omaha Listens to Chicago Grand Opera Across the Air
The Chicago Grand Opera season opens with Alda heard in Omaha on Monday night. Radio fans with functioning receivers report clear audio and applause waves between arias. Local listeners Frank Selby Ray Low Frank Morseman and Gould Diets all heard Rosa Raisa performance clearly.
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Omaha
Ite Oen
Chicago Grand Opera
Alda
Chicago
Soprano Hadith Mason to perform La Bohème in Chicago
The article notes Hadith Mason, soprano, who will appear before the Tuesday Musical society in Omaha, will sing La Bohème for a Chicago audience. It mentions stage adjustments between voice changes and movement, and references a rebroadcast from KYW station at 400-meter wavelength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hadith Mason
Omaha
KYW
Weatinghouse Company
Soviet Red Cross delegate killed in ambush
Sofia reports delegate Agheff of the Soviet Red Cross delegation died from wounds after an ambush. His assassination is attributed to political adversaries, and the incident occurred several days before the Novem ber 14 dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Agheff
Red Crots
Progressive leaders plan 1924 campaign conference
Progressive party leaders met at the Lyric building to outline a state wide campaign in 1924. Rev J L Beebe said the party achieved several local wins and will establish a Progressive Economic league with headquarters in the Lyric building. Attendees included Anson H Ingelow A LTidd C A McDonald and Ben Ballard.
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Progressive Party
Lyric Building
J. L. Beebe
United States
Plattemouth
Lincoln County
Progressive Economic League
Anson H. Ingelow
A. L.tidd
Plattamouth
Congress
C. A. McDonald
The
Federation of Labor
Ben Ballard
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J. Franklin Moore
Oakland
Cal
Grace Vance
Western Pacific
LEA & Perrins
Updike Coal
Chicago Opera
Rosa Raisa
Hirsh Wickwire
Harney
Buick
Spia
PHE
Soviet Red Cross
Third Party
H.W. Grove
Pepsadé
Pepsodent Company
S. Wabash Ave
Toa
Mozart
Havana
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