Reservation to safeguard U S withdrawal from League adopted in Senate
The Senate approved a reservation to allow withdrawal from the League of Nations by United States. Vote 50 for, 35 against, with 11 not voting. Republicans led the tally while five Democrats joined in support. party lines shaped the historic rule on withdrawal.
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Washington
League of Nations
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Reed
Missouri
Gore
Oklahoma
Smith
Georgia
Walsh
Massachusetts
Chamberlain
Oregon
Shields
Tennnessee
United States
Congress of the United States
Ball
Borah
Brandeee
Calder
Capper
Colt
Cummins
Artis
Dillingham
Edge
Fall
Fernald
France
Grenna
Hale
Harding
Johnson
California
Jones
Kenyon Keyes
Knox
Lafollette
Lenroot
Lodge
McCormick
McCumber
McLean
McNary
Moses
Nelson
New
Newberry
Norris
Page
Penrose
Phipps
Poindexter
Sherman
Smoot
Spencer
Sterling
Townsend
Wadsworth
Warren
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Reed Smith
Ashurst
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Dial
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Gerry
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Henderson
Hitchcock Johnson
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Pomerang
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Sheppard
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Maryland
South Carolina
Swanson
Thomas
Trammell
Underwood
Montana
Williams
Wolcott
Elkins
Frelinghuysen
Kellogg
Sutherland
Shield
Tennessee
Absentee Summoned To Appear In Court In Indiana
Danville WL November 9 Herbert Halls a United Mine Workers executive board member was served with an order to appear before Judge Anderson in the U S district court at Indianapolis Monday at 10 a m. Halls is named as one of the absentees who failed to report when ordered but says he had not previously been served with any order and cannot understand the summons.
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Danville
Herbert Halls
United Mine Workers
Boar
Anderson
States District Court
Indianapolis
Halls
Conspiracy Charge Tied to Amalgamated Clothing Workers
New York district attorney's raid on the Chicago offices of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America was described as part of a gigantic conspiracy by general secretary Joseph Schlossberg. He said the raid aimed to involve unions in unlawful activities.
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New York
Chicago
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Joseph Schlossberg
Ohio Wets Profit By Latest Error
Columbus report says Cuyahoga county official vote shows wets gain 1099 over unofficial tallies, shrinking dry lead to 381. Officials cite errors in transferring precinct votes. Cincinnati anti saloon league head says even if correct, figures won’t flip the amendment’s outcome.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Election Board
Cincinnati
James A. White
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Courts Decision Surprises Miners Labor War Ends?
Federal Judge Anderson ordered officers of the United Mine Workers to withdraw their strike order. Labor leaders in Washington were surprised, expecting a withdrawal outside court. The court’s ruling was accepted, with miners likely to be at work by Thursday and Acting President Lewis expected to abide by the order. Reports from mining regions showed little change overall, with operators noting gains in Alabama and West Virginia.
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Washington
Anderson
Miners’ Union
United Mine Workers
Department of Justice
Indianapolis
Lewis
Alabama
West Virginia
Assassination Talk Ties to Union of Russian Workers
Federal raids sweep Chicago as Union of Russian Workers literature praises assassination of officials and property destruction. About 185 questioned, 50 held, 15 deportation warrants issued. Criminal action possible for mailing anarchistic literature. Steven Wasileveski named local secretary among seven foreign arrestees.
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Chicago
Union of
Immigration Bureau
Edward J. Brennan
Bureau of Investigation
Brennan
Steven Wasileveski
Foster Claims Papers Hide Steel Strike News
William Z. Foster secretary of the national committee for organizing steel workers spoke at Madison Square Garden saying the steel strike is effective despite press claims. The Central Federated Union backed the meeting for strikers and announced over $205,000 was raised.
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New York
William Z. Foster
National Committee For Organiing Steel Workers
Johnstown
Madison Square Garden
Central Federated Union
Senate Findings On Steel Strike
Senate report notes steel workers face long hours but adequate wages. It supports workers selecting own grievance representatives, ideally from the affected industry, and identifies I W W and anarchist elements behind the strike. Proposals include a broad war labor board style commission, education and Americanization laws, aid for workers buying homes, quicker naturalization reform, and deportation for English in five years.
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Congress
War Labor Board
Speculate on What Miners Will Think in Illinois
Springfield Ills Nov Harry Fishwick vice president of the Illinois Mine Workers the only accredited official at headquarters here declined to talk about the federal court mandate ordering miners officials to call off the strike of soft coal miners President Frank Farrington was at Indianapolis where the court order was issued by U S Judge A B Anderson Speculation was rife in mining circles as to what attitude the rank and file would assume toward the resisting of the strike order made mandatory by court decree Repeated statements of miners officials that the strike was a popular movement and could not have been stopped by leaders were recalled It was suggested that difficulty might be encountered in inducing the strikers to return to work until they were offered something tangible in response to their demands Entering the second week the tie up was complete in Illinois.
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Springfield
Ills
Harry Fishwick
Ilinois
Frank Farrington
Indianapolis
United States
A. B. Anderson
Illinois
Ind
Ames
Wilson
Harreld Wins Oklahoma Fifth District Race
The Republican J. W. Harreld appears set to win over Democrat Claude Weaver in Oklahoma's fifth district after 236 of 265 precincts report. Harreld leads 11,819 to 10,779 with a 1,040 vote margin on an anti league of nations platform.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
J. W. Harreld
Claude Weaver
Fifth
Harreld
Weaver
PAID ADVERTISING WARNING ON PRINT PAPER SHORTAGE
The Whig notes a growing print paper crunch threatening next year's supply and rising prices. Publishers will curtail white paper use to protect advertisers and the public. The paper pledges intelligent conservatism and asks advertisers to reserve space or expect omissions.
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Lmit
Raids on radicals sweep New York area
New York and Bridgeport raids netted nearly 500 suspected radicals, many aliens, with 300 in custody in Manhattan Brooklyn and the Bronx. Attorney General Palmer said the effort targets the Union of Russian Workers and aims to deport those engaged in radical activity while police and immigration agents seized bomb making and counterfeiting materials in Trenton and Newark.
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New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
United States
Department of Justice
Bridgeport
Washington
Immigration Bureau
National Capital
Ny Em
Fiess
Department of Dabor
Union of Russian Workers
Palmer
William Statow
Bolsheviki
Petrograd
Trenton
Newark
N. J
Union of
Senate
Jacob Margolis
Department
Mr. Palmer
Adolph Schnabel
Russian Workers
Ellis Island
Peter Bianki
Schnabel
Russian Union
Organisms Live 100 Years Scientist Says
In Paris on November 7 Professor Yves Delage read a report by Dr Gallipe claiming century old paper organisms survive extreme heat up to 248 degrees Fahrenheit. He said living specimens were found in fifteenth and eighteenth century papers and could be cultured and moved.
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Associated Press
Paris
Academy of Science
Yves Delage
Dr. Gallipe
Milan and Genoa riots erupt over Soviet fetes
Disorders broke out in Milan and Genoa during Soviet celebrations. Police faced crowds as unrest flared amid political displays. Rioters clashed with officers, prompting arrests and crowd control actions. The events highlight tension in northern Italy amid foreign influence.
Cracksmen Loot State Bank of Good Hope Vault
Yeggs at Macomb detonated nitroglycerine to blow open the safety deposit vault of the State Bank of Good Hope. They smashed private boxes, removing Liberty bonds and assorted securities while leaving bank notes and mortgages largely untouched. The theft, tied to railroad tool use, left a knee deep pile of loot awaiting owners as officials sort the mass in the coming days.
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Macomb
Good Hope
Killip
Safety Deposit Vault
Burglar Signs For Perishable Parcel In Walldorf Apt
A daylight burglar interrupted by a mail carrier ransacked the Waldorf Apartments suite of Mrs Ruth Hendershott at 4260 Lindell Boulevard. He opened the door for the postman and signed for a perishable parcel addressed to another occupant. John O Connor provided the burglar’s description.
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ST. Louis
Ruth Hendershott
Waldorf Apartments
Lindell Boulevard
Hendershott
John O'Connor
Magazine Street
Lenine and Trotzky Financing Radicals In America
Lenine and Trotzky are financing radical movements among laborers in the United States, said Thomas T. Brewster, chairman of the coal operators scale committee, in St. Louis. He claimed radicals have gained control of most organized labor and warned that the government knows the sources of funds. He urged a stand to save institutions, and noted no change in the strike situation from the operators’ view.
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ST. Louis
Lenine and
Trotzky
United States
Thomas T. Brewster
Coal Operators’ Scale Committee
Mr. Brewster
Lenine
Brewster
Seven drown in launch capsizing near Memphis
Harrisburg Illinois November ninth reports seven members of a hunting party drowned when a gasoline launch capsized twenty five miles below Memphis. Two were saved and a Masonic party of twenty traveled to Memphis to aid survivors. Dead include Albert Harris Samuel Davis Clyde Davis Henry Baker Bert Peak Henry Nichols Samuel Russel.
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Harrisburg
Ill
Memphis
Masonic Lodge
Albert Harris
Samuel Davis
Clyde Davis
Henry Baker
Bert Peak
Henry Hichols
Samuel Russel
Louisiana
Ohio
Mississippi
Judge dismisses gambling charge against soldier Copelman
Kansas City report shows Judge Latshaw scathingly rebuked Sgt Cummings for arresting Jack Copelman, ruling that Copelman’s wartime record outweighed a bad reputation from prior years. The court praised Copelman’s service and questioned the conduct of the arrest.
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Kansas City
Latshaw
Criminal Court
Jack Copelman
Sergt. Cummings
Copelman
Strike cessation order issued in Indianapolis miners case
Federal judge A B Anderson ordered a end to the bituminous coal strike by November 11 after finding the strike illegal under the Lever food and fuel act. Union leaders were directed to cancel or face contempt, with a Monday meeting to draft and submit a cancellation for court approval. Leaders offered no comment.
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