Attempt Upon Herrick Life Alarms World Officials
European and American reports reveal a four power plot to free Sacco and Vanzetti. An attempt on Ambassador Herrick in Paris used a British war bomb. police probe, no cause found. Paris chamber chaos followed as deputies clashed over the incident. Authorities arrest plans intensify amid outrage and press campaigns for clemency.
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Associated Press
Paris
Myron T. Herrick
France
Hr. Herr
Ette Ag
United Press Paris
Herrick
French
Chamber of Deputies
Mandell
Clemenceau
Department of Justice
Escofier
Éverage
Ambasador Herrick
Podeay
Drasnet
Mmanists
Aisclaimins
Sacco
Vanzetti
United
Ftates
Radicala Demonstrations At American Embassy In France
A report from Paris notes two individuals convicted in the Uuperior r eport murder of Frederick A. Parmenter and Alessandro Barardelli. Demonstrations by communists yesterday at the American embassy and a march on the consulate in Bre France with 1909 syndicalists chanting the Internationale and targeting the building. Police dispersed the crowds amid fear of a bomb plot and heightened security measures.
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Radicala
Frederick A. Parmenter
Alessandro Barardelli
Brwteck
Paris
Berrick
Bre
France
Federal supervision extended to fifty four stockyards
Secretary Wallace orders 54 U S stockyards under federal oversight under the new packet control law. Hearings scheduled over two weeks beginning November 7 at Fort Worth Kansas City Dover Portland and other locations as supervision expands toward seventy yards. Government supervisors will be placed in the yards as tentative regulations are issued.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
United Press
Washington
D.C
United States
Congress
Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City
Dover
Portland
Chester Morrill
Brumfield Found Guilty of Murder in First Degree
Dr Brumfield was found guilty of murder in the first degree in Reecbery Oregon over the death of Dennis Russell whose headless body was found beside his wrecked car. Prosecution said Brumfield killed Russell to ease finances. defense pleaded insanity. Judge Bingham to sentence Saturday. Mrs Brumfield collapsed in court.
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Dr. Bromfield
Associated Press
Reecbery
Ore
R. M. Brumfield
Dennis Russell
Oregon
Hansing
Russell
Brumfield
Bingham
Heads Bank Institute Elects Steimle President
At the American Institute of Banking business session in Milwaukee last night A J Steimle of Sheboygan was chosen president of the organization.
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BF United Press
Milwaukee
American Institute of Banking
A. J. Steimle
Sheboygan
Titian Tints Red-Headed Club Leader Named
A Red-Headed Club announces a new leader named Leauer to head the wing of the group. The appointment comes amid shifting duties and aims to sharpen the club's public image and program execution.
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Leauer
Pennsylvania Railroad Defies Labor Board in Strike Stand
United Press report on the Pennsylvania Railroad resisting labor board orders as talks with union leaders proceed to avert a October strike. Attorneys argue the board’s election orders are unlawful while labor officials threaten a 500000 member strike if rights under the transportation act are not upheld. Union chiefs confer with board representatives ahead of a possible presidential-backed settlement, including promises of action on legislation and repeal of the Adamson law if wages and board decisions are honored.
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United Press
Chicago
Pennsylvania Ralroad Agin
United States Labor Board
Pennsylvania
C. E F. Heixerman
P. Good
American Federation of Labor
Pennerivaria
Penn
Labor Board
Harding
Cats Benefit From Sale Of Estate In New York
The Associated Press reports the sale of the Ewen homestead in New York raised 548,900 for cat welfare efforts. Miss Caroline Ewen and her sisters supported sanctuaries and relief groups for cat care, with the estate directing funds to cat population relief through her will. Her nephew arranged the finalization of the bequest.
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Associated Press
New York
Ewen
Caroline Ewen
Moomis
Herkoard
Food Shoes And Lodging For Vets Out Of Work
Ex United Press reports Milwaukee board of selectors meeting where welfare funds are proposed to provide food shoes and meal tickets for unemployed veterans. Welfare committee to issue aid while applicants present discharge papers. mothers guard against imposters.
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United Press
Milwaukee Roonty
iGypsies Fin ed On Charge Of Robbing
United Press dispatch reports Park Falke and a twenty member band of gypsies were jailed on a complaint by William Shafut alleging a $26.36 robbery during a fortune telling session. After protesting their innocence the group confessed and paid a total fine of $255.
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United Presse
Park Falke
Hererday
Wh- m Shafut
Seadafur
Aftre
Sypslec
Voliva Plans Northwest Campaign
Voliva asserts a campaign across the northwest beginning in Madison as he notes efforts in New York and Chicago. Deaconess Belleschel Hore and Helen Bupmane accompany, with report on New York’s condition.
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Associated Press
Ries. IM
Belleschelhore
Helen Bupmane
New York
Wilbur Gieno Volive
Chicago
Kel
Madizon
Wic
Votlcs
Northwest
Madisos
RETURN OF MINERS FUNDS PROMPTS KANSA SIEGE POLITICS
Illinois miners asked Walter Nesbit to return forty three thousand dollars from a the fund sent to Kansas to oppose the industrial court law. Nesbit said no support was withdrawn and the money was moved to Winds, kept under control of the Illinois miners due to Kansas district leadership.
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Associated Preax
Pittsburg
Kian
Illinois
Kansas
Walter Nesbit
Hepois
Thomas Harvey
Nesbit
District 12
Kanias
Howat
Alles
Indianapolis
van A. Hitner
John L. Lewis
Hero
Springfeld
Ti+ nol United Mine Workers
Katesa
Fght
Kansas Industrial Court
Winds
Allen
Lighter Pounded to Pieces as Sea Rages near Snake Island
The lighter Advance, Alaska bound, broke loose from the steamer Billings and drifted ashore at Snake Island in Sandbay after beginning to take coal. Five men were saved by coast guard. the Billings remains wrecked near a sandbar with all crew of thirty two aboard the ship. Weather prevents immediate salvage efforts.
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Associated Press
Sturgeee Bey
Cat
Frank Biilines
Agrol
Snake Island
Sandbay
Pleces
Billings
Ie Coast Guard
Hein
Sturgeon Bay
Waa
Joox
Leatham B. Smith
Sere
Favorite
Ellings
President Harding Back From Yorktown Return to Washington
President Harding and his party arrived in Washington shortly after 4 PM following a 36 hour absence. He spoke at Yorktown Virginia and at William and Mary College in Williamsburg Virginia during the trip.
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Harding
Yorktown
Beshiexton
Harding c
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Washington
Yarktown
William and Mary |N College
Williamsburr Va
Morrell Packinghouse Strike Paralyzes Workers at Plant
Nine hundred men and women employed by Morrell Packing company walk out over working conditions and women’s wages in the trimming dept. Owner Morrell shuts plant, leaving about 400 idle as laboraction continues until enough workers are available and the plant reopens.
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United Press
Ftameere
Morrell Packing Company
John Morrall
Morrell
Senator Edge Pushes Sales Tax Plan in Senate Debate
In Washington DC Senator Edge of New Jersey argues for a broad sales tax to replace multiple excise and nuisance taxes. He says it would be fair to rich and poor, lower surtax rates, and promote national development while criticizing the compromise surtax plan backed by Republicans.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Edge
New Jersey
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Lemont
Finance Committee
Letter May Be Clue In Tracing Maker Of Bomb
French written threat addressed to Ambassador Herrick may link to bomb that exploded at his home. Handwriting similarities to the address on the bomb box noted by experts. Letter signed by a self described scientific man, referencing Sacco and Vanzetti and urging retribution. Herrick to rest at his country home and pause duties.
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Ambassador Herrick
Associated Press
Paris
Myron T. Herrick
Sacco
Esti
Biselc
Bartholomew Vanzetth
Massachusetts
Fetter
Lacey
Vanzelli
Labor Leaders Skip Meetingsparking Emission of Resentment
Detroit’s labor federation representatives refused to attend the mayor’s unemployment conference. They adopted a resolution opposing participation, saying it would imply labor shared responsibility for current unemployment conditions. Only two committee members named by Mayor Cousins were from the federation.
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Associated Press
Detroit—Petroit Federation of Labor
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Labor
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Cousins
Labor Federation
Freight rate cuts announced ahead of rail strike
Washington reports that the commerce department and Secretary Hoover expect decisive interstate commerce commission actions on freight rate reductions for grain hay and lumber. The move aims to pressure railroad unions to abandon their strike call with grain likely first, followed by citrus fruit vegetables and coal. The White House indicated President Harding supports swift action to influence negotiations.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Commerce Department
Hoover
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harding
Goff
United Press
Whitehouse
Harding Iader Strown
Fragmentary Old-Time Cry For Ashkenk Celebration
A garbled historic plea from a community event in Ashkenk implores citizens to participate in a ceremonial occasion. The text hints at a lamented day and a broader toast or rite but is largely unreadable and fragmentary.
Congress to Force Full Refund of Foreign War Debt
Washington plans to compel collection of all eleven billion dollars in wartime debts. The bill, advancing in the House, creates a four member refunding commission to work with Secretary Mellon and bars bond substitutions. It restricts debt reduction to cash payment only, imposes a three year limit, and requires annual reports on collection progress. Representative Frear asserts taxpayers will not be cheated out of owed funds.
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Benedict
United Prem
Washington, D. C
Congress
House
United States
Mellon
Commission
Europe
Frear
Wisconsin
Britain denies plans to establish naval bases abroad
An admiralty official called reports that Britain planned naval bases in Bermuda, Singapore, or elsewhere mere imagination. He could not trace what Australian Premier Hughes referred to in his recent speech about such bases.
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Britain
Associated Press
Great Britain
Bermudas
Singapore
Premier Hughes
Australia
Hughes
Caniervenie
London
Appointed U S Envoy to Bolive
Jemes S. Cottrell of Tennessee has been named United States minister to Bolive by the President. The announcement notes his Washington correspondence and his role as a federal reporter, highlighting his preeminent standing.
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U. S
Bolive
Jemes S. Cottrell
Tennessee
Washington
Federal
United States
Evin
Frank Billings Steamer Freed From Sand Bar
The steamer Frank Billings was released from a sand bar near Stmrrcon Bay after grounding during a dense fog at 21 October morning. Tug Leatham and Smivy aided, the steamer resumed journey to Green Bar with coal cargo intact and no damage reported. Earlier reports described the vessel's condition elsewhere in the paper.
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Associated Press
Frank Billings
Leatham
Smivy
Green Bar
Stureon Bay
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Railroad unions urged to accept wage cuts to avoid strike
The American Railway Men's Association representing 18 300 yardmasters and other workers urged unions nationwide to forgo a general strike and accept wage reductions ordered by the United States railway board. The open letter warned that a strike could bring overwhelming public hardship and cited fortitude and unity. Philadelphia reports that Pennsylvania divisions of related unions said they would not participate and would keep workers at their posts, while dispatchers nationwide also opted out after a conference.
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American Railiead Men‘s Association
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United States Railway Bar Board
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Upion
Frank Mackut, Jr
Philadelphia
Pennsylvanian Railroad
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Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
L. I. Kennedy
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American Train Dispatchers’ Association
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