Harding Says 45, Has 6000 Will For All
Ancon Panama Nov 26 Associated Press Senator Harding on the last day of his Pacific coast visit viewed recreation and spoke with Canal Zone officials before boarding a ship at Cristobal. He discussed plans to expand the Canal Zone troop strength and strengthen U S Panama relations while emphasizing a spirit of friendship and mutual trade. He hosted a banquet with President Farragut and met Gen Kenney, toured the Pacific end of the canal, and prepared to sail for Norfolk. Alumni of the Institute Houston formed a permanent organization with Ervin Kath as president and Nisa Benton as vice president.
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Ancon
C. Z
Harding
Pacific
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Cristobal
United States
Norfolk
Republic of Panama
Farrag
Jie
War Department
Senator Hardling
Trig
Kenney
Great Waterway
Kennieg
Porras
Staty
America
Amerjca
Republic
Americas
Rico
Nouston
Tex
Alammni
Institute
Kher
Andreeted Ervin B. Kath
Houston
Nisa Varna Benton
Wan Mada Vier
Steel prices lowered in Pittsburg district
Pittsburg November 26 steel prices lowered to the 1910 base set by the United States Industrial Board. Laughlin Steel Company, the district’s largest independent, adopts new rates for finished steel products effective immediately. Barg price is 2.85, structural sheets 2.45, plates 2.05, with adjustments planned for wire and cold rolled steel. Jones and Caughlin reportedly not charging top prices. decline attributed to the deflationary trend in business.
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Pittsburg
United States + Industrial Board
Dones
Laughlin
Steel Company
Jones and Caughlin
Will Delay Peace Vote In House Next Session
Washington D C Nov 26 Speaker Gillett said there is little probability a peace resolution with Germany will reach a vote in the next session beginning December 6. He said Republican leaders believe their small majority will be unable to pass a peace measure over the President's veto. The house's attention would focus on annual appropriation bills and immigration legislation.
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Washington, D. C
Gillett
House of Representatives
Germany
House
Congress
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Cillette
Wages Not Reduced by Fall River Cotton Group
The Fall River cotton manufacturers association voted to keep current wages in force for six more months after a meeting today. The decision follows a Hipston mill heads conference on market conditions and price pressures, with wage reductions discussed but not adopted in light of local conditions.
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Fall River
Mass
Cot Ton Manufacturers’ Association
Hipston
Wilson Grants Pardon for Cincinnati Liquor Case
President Wilson granted a pardon to John B. Schweinsberg who pleaded guilty to operating a liquor still. He was sentenced to six months in jail. The pardon follows a recommendation by the court and prosecuting attorney, noting Schweinsberg brewed liquor only for personal use and was ignorant of the law.
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Washington, D. CL
Wilson
John B. Schweinsberg
Cincinnati
Schweinsberg
Tnw
Convict Brooklyn Man Sentenced for Liquor Larceny
John Stomnan Elli, a Brooklyn undertaker, was convicted of stealing 1000 gallons of wood alcohol alleged to have caused ten deaths in Connecticut and Massachusetts last Christmas. He received a sentence of three and a half to seven years at hard labor in the state prison.
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New York
Stomnanelli
Brooklyn
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Kansas Bank Robbed at Wiora Oklahoma
Coffeyville Kan Nov 26 Burglars entered The Peoples Bank and Trust company at Wiora Oklahoma by prying open a window and picking a hole in the vault. Safety deposit boxes were rifled and about 200 dollars in cash was taken along with deeds and other papers.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Peoples Bank and Crust Company
Wiora
Okla
Wa & Red Wintow
Weather summary for Antonia and nearby areas
Fragmented forecast notes for Antonia and surrounding towns describe Saturday clouds with temps around 40s to mid 40s and light winds from the northwest. Additional city temps include St Louis 34 with light winds, Chicago 32 with southwesterly winds, and Honolulu around 24 with northeast winds.
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St. Louis
Homare
New Works
Washington
Winhont
Rainfall totals from Thanksgiving spell across Texas coast
Nearly two inches fell in San Antonio during Thanksgiving day and Friday morning, with 1.74 inches through Friday noon. By 7 am Friday 1.04 inches had drenched the area, Brownsville 1.18, Corpus Christi .58, Del Rio .08, Galveston .02. A semi tropical storm moved from Mexico into the Southwest, bringing widespread rain and the forecasted end to rainfall by Friday night. Cooler air will follow, with state and coastal warnings issued along the Texas and Louisiana coasts.
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San Antonio
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
del Tio
Galveston
Mexico
Ardwnsville
Pacific
United States
Jayboe
Communists urged to organize Negro around world Soviets
Washington dispatches quote John Reed urging the American Negroes and radical international elements to unite for world Soviet goals. Reed describes conditions for Black Americans, condemns Jim Crow, and calls for cross racial unions and revolutionary action to defeat race prejudice and ensure labor solidarity.
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Washington, D. C
Union For
Moscow
Communist Internationale
John Reed
Ulfieia
Hussia
United States
Reed
Tie Negro Amnases
America
North
South America
Tania Fraiua
Communist Party of Ameren
Duke to marry Mrs Rowley of Denbigh Wales
London reports the forthcoming marriage of the Duke of Westminster and Mrs Violet Mary Geralding Rowley aged 28 daughter of Sir William Nelson of Acton Denbigh Wales. Mrs Rowley obtained a divorce decree November 16 the former Duchess of Westminster received a decree of absolute divorce last December. The couple signed a separation agreement in 1614.
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London
The
Duke of Westminster
Violet Mary Geralding Rowley
Rowley
Willian Nelson
Acton
Countty Denbigh
Wales
Duchess of Westminster
Jake Hamon Dies From Accidental Pistol Wound Near Ardmore
Jake T. Hamon Republican national committeeman died here today from an accidental pistol discharge while cleaning a revolver last Sunday night. Frank L. Ketch, his business manager, said Hamon had been in fragile condition with reports of sleep and nourishment issues. Hamon, a railroad builder and oil investor, rose from Lawton city attorney to major Oklahoma Republican leader and built railroads from Ardmore to Ringling and from Wichta Falls to Oklahoma City, later owning the Yamon Kell railroad in Texas. He amassed a fortune of about five million dollars in three years after investing in Healdton oil prospects.
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Okla
Jake T. Hamon
Frank L. Ketch
Hamon
Hanon
Law Department
University of Kansas At
Lawrence
Neiykirk
Oklo
Lawton
Republican Territorial Committee
Oklahoma
Bath
Texas
Wamon
Dawton
Ardafore
Wichta Falls
Oklahoma City
John Ringling
New York
Arcimore
Ringling
Ater
Yamon-Kell
Sealdton
Healdton
Hamnon
May Attack Britain on Afghan Indian Frontier
Moscow reports claim General Sokoloi-Koy orders Soviet troops to deploy to the Afghan Indian frontier. The note cites Krasnaya Gazeta saying this move aims to pressure Britain and respond to British occupation of Batum as a threat to Soviet Azerbaijan. Troops to concentrate in Caucasia at the earliest date.
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London
Sokoloi- Koy
Turkestan
Neisingfors
Moscow
Krasnaya Gazeta
Caucasia
Vehitcherin
Batum
Russia
Azerbaijan
Caucasian
Secretary Buker bars return of unidentified soldier body
Washington November 26 War Department announces decision by Secretary Buker not to authorize removal and interment of an unidentified American soldier from France in Victory Wall Pershing Square New York.
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Washington, D.C
Buker
France
Victory Wall
Pershing Square
New York
War Department
Storm warnings issued coast to Texas by forecaster
Advisory storm warnings extended from Morgan City Louisiana to Velasco Texas with small craft warnings for the region. Disturbance over Southwestern Texas will move eastward with increasing easterly winds as reinforcements arrive.
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New Orleans
Reat
Morgan City
Tia
Velasco
Tex
Paris debt hits 26.6 billion francs in new French loan
New French loan figures show subscriptions reaching 26.6 billion francs as of yesterday with analysts predicting total subscriptions near 30 billion francs after the next four days of commerce day activities. The report notes subscriptions rising amid ongoing market activity and public interest.
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Paris
Ines
Presidents Cabinet May Be Enlarged By Next Congress
Washington reports a McCormick plan to abolish interior create five new departments including public works and public welfare and reorganize the cabinet. The measure would shift duties among commerce justice labor and treasury and abolish the board of mediation and the Council of National Defense.
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Washington, D.C
Department of Interior
Department of Public Works
Department of Public Welfare
McCormick
Republican
Illinois
Europe
Harding
Woman's Bureau
Department of Labor
Pension’ Bureau
Department of the Interior
Public Health Service
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Vocational Training Board
Department of Commerce
State Department
In-Y jSalay
Alaska
Alien Property Custodians Office
Secret Service
Department of Justice
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Reserve Board
McCormick W
Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Council of National Defense
Washington, D. C
Department of Socing
Bennitor Kenyon
Congress
Det
Public Tenith Service
Hygiene Laboratory
Tremsuey
Bueau of Education
Children’s Bureau
Women’s Bureau
Bureau of Industrial Housing and Transportation
United States Employment Service
United States Employes
Labor Department
Office of Home Economies
Department of Agriculture
Planes wow Yorreon crowd during air visit to the city
General Almazan commanded the regional force as American airplanes arrived in Yorreon. Pilots George Duffea J Kraft and B D Gardner impressed residents by looping flights and aerial feats. The party received royal hospitality and extended their stay before continuing to Monterey and then on to Querétaro.
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Yorreon
Coahuila
Mexico
Jian A. Almazin
Monterey
Almazan
Mexico City
Mortestey
Querxi
Johnson to Austin as governor takes office soon
Lieutenant Governor W. A. Johnson arrived in Austin to assume the duties of chief executive as Governor Hobby continues to tutor Mexico. Hobby and his staff plan to depart for Mexico City tonight for the inauguration of President-elect Obregon, with General Obregon notifying that Gen. Manuel Perez Trevino will receive the Texas delegation at Laredo.
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Austin
Tex
WA. Johnson
Hobby
Mexico
Anatin
Mexico City
Fea
Obregon
Mobby
Manuel Perez Trevino
Texas
Laredo
Wheat futures drop to new four year low in Minneapolis
Wheat prices slide to fresh four year lows as December delivery falls to 8149 a bushel and March futures retreat sharply. Report notes morning trading on the Minneapolis exchange with ongoing declines from the prior close. Also appears mixed with unrelated lines about a diplomat and Swedish envoy death in Dag.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Venizelos says Constantine cannot return to Greece
Paris dispatch says former Greek premier Venizelos tells Paris correspondents that Greeks will not tolerate a departure from his Asia Minor policy. He warns that if Prince George becomes king, Greece would face political risks, while praising continued entente cooperation and Greece's steadfast army at the front. He asserts Greece will defend the policy he championed through many trials.
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Paris
Greece
Asia Minor
Venizelos
Nice
Constantine
M. Venizelos
George
Sparta
Alexander
Turkey
Europe
America Wilt Not Ofpose Constantine Return To Greece
Washington officials said the United States is unlikely to oppose Constantine’s return to Greece. The State Department noted U.S. interest lies in government principles rather than individuals and that no representations from France or Great Britain have been made, though the department would consider the matter if presented by those nations.
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Washington, D. C
America
Constantine
Greece
State Department
United States
Greecs
France
Great Briterin
Third Raid Targeting Gambling Nets 219 Arrests
Chicago police report a third raid in a series against gambling and disorder, arresting a group including Navy members. Six suspects are held on state gambling violations with fines up to 100 dollars and potential prison terms. Of 219 examined, 5 were found with prior records. two were released on bonds after fingerprinting.
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Chicago
Navy
Murshes
Detective Bureau
Bureau of Identification
FIX LIVING WAGE For New York printers union urges raise
New York on November 20 A a living wage for a family of five in New York City was estimated at 52082.08 by John Mines president of the Printing Press and Weeders Union. He presented demands for higher wages after canvassing homes and analyzing prices for 400 necessary items. Expenditures listed include Food 871.80 Clothing 1.96 Rent 437.35 Light and heat 68.59 Household equipment 800.50 Miscellaneous 863.76.
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New York
New York City
Forday
John 2. Mines
Printing Press and Weeders’ Union
League Nations Debates Armenian Mediation By Wilson
Delegates at the League of Nations assembly show hopeful but cautious stance on Wilson mediation for Armenia. France may respond affirmatively only with full allied support, while Britain resists intervention by powers with rival interests. Committees advance disarmament under French influence and discuss economic blockade as a League tool. Next assembly session set for November 20 with Romania, Greece opposing Bulgaria’s admission.
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Geneva
Assembly of the League of Nations
League
Wilson
United States
Europe
Armenia
Great Britain
France
George Nicoll
Barnes
League Against
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Assembly
Surbis
Roumania
Greace
Thulgaria
Storage preparations for Humphrey test in Limestone County
Groesbeck Texas November 26 The Humphrey Petroleum Company plans to drill their test well on the Rogers farm after repairs on a collapsed 20 inch steel derrick. A derrick crew is at work and once up, drilling will begin. Workmen are digging earthen storage with the slush pit full of oil and other materials. The well will be completed at 4100 feet. Excitement continues in Groesbeck and Mexia. Complete Sigmund Derrick No 2 Rockport Texas November 20 A 112 foot derrick for the second Sigmund test of the Aransas Live Oak Ridge Oil Company has been completed on the McCampbell ranch and rigging with the Lucey rotary will start immediately. It is expected to send in this test next unless prevented. The Sigmund was abandoned at 4005 feet.
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Groesbeck
Tex
Himphrey's Petroleum Company
Rogers Farm
Mexia
Sigmund
Rockport
Aransas-Live Oak Ridge Oil Company
McCampbell Ranch
Lucey
Tour by Los Angeles businessmen to Mexico for Obregon inauguration
A party of 155 Los Angeles chamber of commerce members left on a special train for a two week tour of Mexico. Leader General Alvar Obregon’s inauguration at Mexico City on December 1 is expected. The trip aims to express goodwill from the city with the largest Mexican population outside Mexico.
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Anceétes
Cal
Cooperative marketing plan for Canada wheat pool
Calgary panel outlines a cooperative marketing plan by the Canadian Council of Agriculture to pool half of Canada's wheat acreage about 1 500 000 acres. Grain grower associations would oversee distribution and prices for the 1921 crop. Contract holders would be required to sell wheat only through the pool for five years.
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Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Canadien Council of Agriculture
Noted woman Desha Breckenride dies in Kentucky
Mrs Desha Breckenride a noted suffrage and women s club worker died in Lexington Kentucky on Thursday from apoplexy Her husband edits the Lexington Herald She was a great granddaughter of Seary Clay
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Lexington, Hy
Desha Breckenride
Anl
Woman's Club
The
Lexington Herald
Seary Clay
Start Work in Mines Engla Psus Tex Nov 26
With the return of strikers to the coal mines of Coahuila the water pumping to drain the mines is underway. When finished, operations will resume. In the interim coal is being shipped by trainloads from Eagle Pass as both the Olmos and International mines on this side are tied up with orders.
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Engla Psus
Tex
Coahuila
Eagle Pass
Olmos
International
Arrest of Arthur Griffith Tops Irish News in Dublin
Arthur Griffith founder of Sinn Fein and Professor John MacNeill were arrested in Dublin at 2 am by the auxiliary Police. A Dublin Castle statement said no arms were found and Griffith offered no comment. The raid sparked wide reaction as Sinn Fein leaders J McBride and J Dog Bau were also detained.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Arthur Griffith
Sinn
Feln
John MacNeill
Londonderry
National University of
St. Lawrence ‘Road
Griffith
Professor MacNeil
Arthur
Jovenh McBride
J." Dog- Bau
Sinn Feit
Mayor
America
Esmoun ‘de Valera
Trish Republic
Tislany
Areland
Fabian
Mayor MacCartain
Cork
Ireland
England
Hamar Greenwood
Irelland
Dublin Castle
Arthur Giriffith
MacSwiney
Wilson
National University of Ireland
Hand
Naraaa
British flag attacked during Thanksgiving riot in New York
Thanksgiving Day riot outside the Union Club in New York erupted after Irish sympathizers protested a British flag on the building. Police restored order after a 200 strong cordon faced hundreds, with several mildly injured as the mob clashed and missiles shattered windows, while clergy pleaded for calm. Continued on Page Eight.
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Yori
Terrence MacSwiney
Cork
Union Club
Fifth Avenue
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Wok
France
United States
Michael I. Lavelle
St. Patrick’s
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