Harding to Texas Rest Trip While Fishing and Golfing
Senator Harding plans a Texas visit focused on rest with fishing and golf. Friends describe his fatigue after months of campaigning and note he will not discuss politics during the stay. He aims to greet San Antonio hosts and maintain a calm, unpolitical presence as he travels.
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Harding
Texas
San Antonio
Lexas
H Ho
E. Scobey
Mrs. Harding
Max
Mrs. Scohey
Scohey
Brownsville
Creager
Ue Seobeys
Point Isabel
Seobey
Wriday Nghe
Mr. Sealey
Luis
Medini
Sivas
Fistead
Ars
Mrr
Scobey
Mar. Scobey
Eleet
San Anc
Tonian
Phil
Three Congressional Races In Doubt As Final Vote Reported
New York nov 6 final results from last Saturdays election remained undetermined in three congressional districts as tabulation began. The twenty third New York eighth Minnesota and fifth Missouri were close races. Republicans with 290 seats already claimed, battling 128 Democrats plus minor parties, and predicted upsets in Tennessee fourth and eighth. A full five district victory would yield 295 GOP seats and 136 for Democrats, with Democratic totals capped around 141 to 200 for Republicans.
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New York
Seyday
Minnesota
Missouri
House of Representatives
Tennessee
May Be Wet Sunday Weather Outlook for San Antonio
Unsettled, cloudy weather with possible showers expected in San Antonio from Saturday night into Sunday. Meteorologist Jarboe notes two thirds of the nation under high pressure while a storm system in the southern Rocky Mountains influences winds from the Gulf, keeping conditions uncertain.
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San Antonio
He Jarboe
Lake
Rocky Mountain
Gulf
Naval cruise protest sparks tense congressional texts
Rep K Bliten and party members released a public statement denouncing a naval cruise plan. They opposed sending the Atlantic Fleet to South America and the Pacific, arguing higher costs and broader military commitments. The note notes that naval statistics suggest substantial increases in ear costs and routine evaluations.
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Washington
Noy
Blinten
Imade
Agen
Noureuhry
Pyanieds
South American
New Zealand
Bhinton
Csnd Congress
Fragmented Nov items reflect price drops and skeletal find
In Minnesota several odd items appear. Flour prices drift lower while a missing skeleton is reported near Slough Mton. Names include J Gallagher and a dated check tied to a 1910s event. In Yokio a report claims 106 women were arrested for allegedly collecting funds for a Shanghai provisional government.
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Karin
Shanghai
President-Elect Harding Plans Rest and International Policy Prep
President-elect Harding begins a month long vacation to Southexas and Vanaia with Mrs Harding, aiming to rest before tackling cabinet and a new association of nations. He will receive opinions on the proposal after returning to Marion December 6, while Secret Service guards accompany the party. He may meet Mexico's Obregon at Brownsville.
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Crain
Southexas
Vanaia
Association of Nations
Marion
Cleet
Washington
Von
Senator Harding
San Antonio
Brownsville
Chere
Joint Isabel
Voint Isabel
United States
Mrs. Marding
Harry of
Vougherty
Senatory Freinghuysen
New de Tale
Maine
Viking
West
Secret Service
Tarding
Milea McCahill
James Sloan
Seeven Service
Obregon
Mexico
Mexico City
Y. M. Vasquez
Armistice Day Parade Plans In Brownsville Area
Weather in Fon BCAST area shows tonight and Sunday cloudy with temperatures 68 to 48 and light easterly to southerly winds. Senator Harding to join Brownsville celebration November 17 with parade from Point Isabel and luncheon at court house.
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Brownsville
Nove
Senator Trarding
Roo. Creager
Harding
Point Tsabe
Creager
South Texas
elMort Brown
Abr Harding
Mans
Isabel
Unon
Mes Harding
Courtey
Elab
Antoine- Hiles
Weather Summary From Multiple Cities
Fragmented OCR weather notes show temperatures and wind directions for several cities. Data includes highs and lows, cloud cover, and wind speeds, with numerous incomplete readings and garbled terms.
German government weighing closure of three universities
A Amsterdam dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph quotes Berlin advices that the German government is considering closing the universities of Halle Grienfswald and Alavburg as an economy step. It notes possible continued financial support for the universities of Cologne Bonn Heidelberg and Warzburg.
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Tandon
Halle
Grienfswald
Alavburg
Amsterdam
Berlin
Cologne
Bonne
Heidelberg
Warlgruhe
Seek Slayer of Girl Stenographer in St Louis Killing
Police pursue several clues after the mutilated body of 18 year old stenographer Edna Ellis is found in a vacant lot. Investigators consider a moron as a likely suspect, note a horse slashed before the crime, and question a former suitor while a tall negro is sought after several reports of a tall man near the scene. An arrested man was released following public inquiry.
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St. Louis
Edna Ellis
Sam Feldman
Fim
Inter
Miss Intlis
Marie Ellis
Edna
Plibi
Burns saving mother claim shocks Texas October fire deaths
Austin reports from the state fire marshal show October fire deaths reached nine with eighteen injuries. A 4 year old boy died after dragging his mother from jet flames as she burned trash, clothes ignited, she fainted, and both perished.
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Austin
Tex
State Fire Insuration Commission
A. I. Wooldridge
Jad
Danzig Convention Reached After Pole Polish Talks
Paris reports both Poles and Danis authorities agreeing to a conference on November 1 to sign a convention restoring a Danzig commission. The plan splits control between Poles and Danzig residents with a neutral chair to oversee duties, addressing Versailles treaty provisions and customs questions. Henri Vromagnet of the French Foreign Ministry was designated to mediate between Polish and Danzig officials.
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Paris
Danie
Danzig
Omeder
Dany
Doles
Council of Wubassadorg Xt
Henri Vromagent
Foreign Ministry
Ghout
Swiss Socialists to Meet in Bern December 5
The Swiss government grants free entrance to delegates of the International Socialist Congress in Berne on December 5. Delegates must abstain from political activity in Switzerland and depart immediately after the congress ends. The congress convenes with groups rejecting Moscow's 21 terms under Lenin.
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Bern
Switzerland
International Socialist Congress
Berne
Moscow
Kid
Nikelai Lenine
Russie Soviet
Murdered man found in Potter County stream
Williamsport Pa November 6 A well dressed stranger shot through and left in a small stream in Mebron township Potter County. Autopsy showed bullet holes and eight balls of two calibers. Robbery unlikely. $40 found in his pocket. Body moved from another location.
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Williamsport
Mebron
Fate of anthracite wage demands rests with operators
Philadelphia November 6 reports say mine workers demands near those granted to bituminous miners hinge on operators. Miners chairman Thomas Kennedy said arguments are finished and it is up to operators. In Greenville that day a pool formed to lend cotton money to farmers within twenty miles, with a $100,000 fund and potential for more.
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Philadelphia
Aqinl
Thomas Kennedy
Hazelton
I A
Greenville
D. C
Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
American Mission Said Captured by Bolshevik Force
London reports via Lavda that an American mission in South Russia fell to Soviet forces at Alexievka station led by General Morel. Washington officials say no official American mission was in the war zone and doubt the capture.
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Pravda
Aren Wrangel
Alexievka
Washington, D.C
Sitte
War Department
Russia
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Morel
Privda
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Crimea
Wrangel
Fois
Ah Sebastopol Variosein
President seen as a great failure by Britons
The article reports that Britons view the president as a great failure and foresee the end of the red rule, reflecting public sentiment on leadership and political stability.
Radical U S. shift after Harding victory eyed by journals
The weekly reviews debate Harding’s election as a revolt against Wilsonism and predict the end of U S isolation. The Nation says Bolshevism fears push Americans toward Republicanism. The Economist and others doubt complete isolation, urging a move toward practical world engagement. Moscow wireless reports a Bolshevist message from Russia and a banquet in Verkhne-Taisk celebrating a revolutionary army anniversary.
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United States
U.S
America
Economist
Remirks
Harding
Europe
Tsuropelis
Anjerianus
Athes
England
Perish Jioti
League of Nations
Europa
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Siberia
Japan
Sis
Moscow
Chicago Dry Law Threats Loom in City Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR reveals a report about Chicago enforcing dry laws. Charles A. L. Clyne, district attorney Toney, and other officials warned liquor vendors and patrons, threatening closures and penalties for violating prohibition statutes.
Midland Railway Announces Strike Fallout and Service Halt
Dublin reports the Midland Railway gives two weeks notice to its SOQ employees and will not carry livestock after Monday. Disputes over annuities and a strike by engineers intensify, with most railways paralyzed as guards and drivers refuse military traffic. Limerick faces isolation as regional service grinds to a near halt outside Ulster.
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Dublin
Midland Rail Way
Midland Railway
Great Northern
Limerick
Ulster
Comptroller Held For Grand Jury In New York Inquiry
New York State Comptroller Mugene M. Travis was ordered held for the grand jury by Chief Justice Keloshin of general sessions. The judge cited bonds sold by William S. Fanshaw and Company for Albert J. Jaikon, alleging an overpayment of about $140,000 as part of an investigation into alleged improprieties in the comptroller's office.
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New York
Mugene M. Travis
Ton le Cision
Justen Kelhochan
General Sessions
Doh Dee
Comptrotlor
Keloshin
New York City
William S. Fanshaw and Company
Albert J. Jaikon
Sabath Reelected Congress in Fifth District Victory Narrow
Chicago voters confirm Adolph J Sabath Democrat as representative for the Fifth district by a small margin over Jacob Gartenstein. Gartenstein files to contest the election, while Sabath’s win secures the Democrats three seats in Illinois’ 27 member delegation.
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Chicago
Adolph J Sabath
Jacob Gartenstein
Gartenstein
Sabnath
Minois
House
Frats Barred as University Forces Fraternity Withdrawals
University of Mississippi trustees bar members of fraternities from campus under a state funded law. Fifteen students resigned after the board’s resolution, amid protests and effigy of the governor.
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University
Miss
Urgent Cotton Plan Urges Local Farmers Alliance
Texarkana Arkansas reports a convention of farmers bankers and merchants from Howie county Pexus and Miller counties urging larger cotton output to solve labor problems and to grow more food and feed on farms. They call for self reliance by raising cotton and reducing dependence on high price northern food and feed bought with proceeds from cotton sales at below production cost.
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Texarkana
Tex
Tess Catton
Howie County
Pexus
Miller County
Arkansas
Armistice Reached After 60 Day Labor Stoppage
Mexico City reports a 60 day armistice between workers and employers at Vera Jug Yesterday ends weeks of port disruption caused by strikes by stevedores and dock workers. The agreement followed personal mediation by provisional President de Inq Unorta.
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Mexico City
Vera Jug
de Inq Unorta
Debs Denied Presidential Pardon by Wilson
Withington DL Nov 6 President Wilson is understood to have no intention of pardoning Eugene V. Debs who is serving a ten year sentence at Atlanta federal penitentiary for violations of the espionage act. The President's stance aims to avoid setting a precedent that could spur opposition during wartime. Debs was convicted in Cleveland on September 7, 1918, on three counts for inciting insubordination and disloyalty in the military and for obstructing recruitment and aiding the enemy. The case has drawn reaction from the American Federation of Labor and a subcommittee invited to confer with Attorney General on the matter.
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Wilson
Eugene V. Debs
Athulta Federal Penitentiary
Othe
Debs
Cleveland
Lols
United States
Jais
Arge
Hvis
American Federation of Labor
Ttl
Manfreal
Canada
Gunga Taber
Wrangel says he retreated to Crimea to rest his troops
Sebastopol Nov. 6 report says Wrangel’s Soviet enemy forces halted near Nikopol after October 31 attacks. Wrangel withdrew to the Crimean peninsula with his troops, horses, and supplies citing overwhelming Bolshevik numbers. He claimed the retreat was orderly and without enemy pressure, while reports note prisoners and supplies captured by both sides amid the advance toward Melitopol.
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Crimea
Sebastopol
Defantry
Budeony
Benke
Savon Wrangel
Tve
Genel Wrangel
Crimean Peninssa
Salkovo
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Wrage
Troops Move Into Yucatan Amid Civil Unrest
Reports say clashes between Specialists and rebels in Yucatan led to deaths and injuries after a Thursday night battle. Federal troops have been rushed to the area under orders to quell disturbances without firing unless orders require.
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Mexicoos
Wurther
Reorganize Party Talks Raise Dnc Conference Plan
New York nov 6 reorganization of the Democratic National committee may occur in Washington early in December when George White chairman expects to call a conference of committee members he announced here Friday The situation is different from eight and four years ago The chairman declined to comment on William J Bryan suggestion that President Wilson resign
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Democratic National Committee
Washington
George White
Adriatic Accord Promises Yugoslav Gain in Italy Renunciation
London reports from Rome say the Popolo Romano cites agreement on the Adriatic issue. Italy renounces Valmatin claim, yielding satisfaction to Jugoslavs. Ricci named U.S. minister. To and Rice confirmed as Italian ambassadors to the United States.
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London Times
Rome
Popolo Romano
Adriatic
Italy
O Valmatin
Ricci
U.S
France Ready to Cooper on New League Covenant
Paris reports official wires quote the French government prepared to cooperate with Washington on formulating a plan different from the Versailles covenant to take its place. Officials cite a U S reservation approach to Article 10 and other Covenant provisions, aiming to preserve Paris’s wartime aims while avoiding the Versailles framework.
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Paris
Washington
League of Nations
Versailles
Vlert Harding
Als
Marion
Shaws
Feondl
Vreuel
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Merial
France
Quiet Washington Talks Rocked by League of Nations Push
State Department and White House officials in Washington discuss possible U S involvement in League of Nations talks. Myron Tiervick former American ambassador to Mranes is named as a negotiator tied to President elect Mhttding. Officials refuse to confirm communications or whether France will send a personal envoy to the League assembly. Colby declines to say if an anti-Chinese observer from the American government will attend the meeting.
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Washinton
D.C
White House
Alisetiys
Frei Tans
Myron Tiervick
Mranes
Cleet
Hardinge
State Department
Wilson selects seven to form new Shipping Board
Washington November date. President Wilson has completed selections for the seven member Shipping Board created by the transportation act. Admiral William S Benton will be chairman. John W Shackleford of Washington and Joseph N Teal of Portland join from the Pacific coast with John A Donald of New York and Frederick J Thompson of Mobile for the Atlantic and Gulf coasts respectively. Two more members representing the Great Lakes and interior districts are unnamed.
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Shipping Board of Seven
White House
Wilson
Litve
William S. Benton
Othr
Lelade
John W. Shackleford
Acon
Wash
Joseph N. Teal
Portland
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Mobile
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Martin J.gillen
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