Lloyd George across crowds seeks return in Newcastle
In Newcastle crowds booed and jeered former premier Lloyd George as he urged Britain to stand firm against the Turks. Inside the Palace Theatre supporters applauded while he urged conciliatory but firm foreign policy and pledged to back the government if it upholds the flag and Mudania pact.
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Lloyd George
England
Palace Theater
Orn
Near East
Great Britain
Bonar Law
Europe
Fruit Exhibit Underway at Pacific Northwest Fair
A full car of government irrigation project fruit arrived in Okanogan for the Pacific Northwest Fruit exposition, with first exhibits to be shown November 11. The state exhibit has won prizes at county fairs, and a permanent chrysanthemum display, planned by Seattle merchants, will be added. A large downstairs section at the Belit terminal will dedicate space to mowers.
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Okanogan
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle Marista
Beli «T
Referendum Debates and Voting Procedures Across Seattle
Voting opened at 8 a.m. and closed at 8 p.m. with machines in all city precincts. Referenda include Nos. 12 14 16 and 18 touching on necessity certificates public service competition education parental rights and party lines. Amendments shift fiscal year start to July 1 and raise legislative pay. campaigns in King County focus on senatorial and congressional races.
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Olympia
King County
Republican
Robert P. Oldham
C. ©. Dill
Edgar ©. Snyder
Congress
John F. Miller
Miller
A. m
P.m
Idaho closes hot campaign with massive Boise crowds
Idaho's 1922 campaign ends with record turnout in Boise as C. C. Moore, Gov. Davie, and former Gov. Alexander address large crowds. Progressive candidate H. F. Sarnucda speaks in Sand Point while Senator Dorah and Senator Borah rally supporters in Nampa on the direct primary issue.
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Boise
Idaho
C. C. Moore
Idaho Park
Davie
Alexander
H. F. Sarnucda
Sand Point
Dorah
Nampa
Borah
Nevada Divorces on Ballot in State Elections
Nevada voters weighed two divorce law amendments in the statewide elections. One proposal would delay interlocutory and final decrees with six months residency plus an additional six months. The other seeks to end the "Mary Pickford short-term divorce." Deputy Attorney General Robert Richards said the measure with the higher vote total would prevail if they conflict.
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Carson City
Nevada
Mary Pickford
Robert Richards
Dickens Fellowship Meeting Sets Topic at Arctic Chamber
The Dickens Fellowship will meet at the Chamber of Commerce in the Arctic building on Thursday evening, November 9. The program will focus on Martin Chuzzlewit and visitors are welcome.
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Dickens Fellowship
Chamber of Commercce
Arctic
Martin Chuzzlewit
Women urged to pursue politics as career path
Mrs. Charles H. Sabin, president of the Women's National Republican Club, urges young women to enter politics. She outlines training from elementary law and civics to local offices, then county and state roles, claiming broad prestige and influence await capable women in public service. Sabin, daughter of Paul Morton, has long been active in suffrage and party leadership roles.
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Josephine van DE Grift Bouthampton
N. Y
Charles H. Rabin
Women's National Repub Ean Club
Tses
United States
State Assembly
Paul Morton
Roosevelt
Sabin
Nationwide? Spotty election shapes local battles
The piece surveys key state contests across Ohio New York Massachusetts Missouri Minnesota and Michigan plus Texas California New Jersey and Pennsylvania as voters decide governor and senate races amid hot issues like Prohibition and the league of nations. It notes strong admin urging in Ohio for Carmi Thompson and Fess and highlights figures such as Smith Miller Lodge Gaston Reed Copeland and Mayfield among others. It also notes direct and indirect votes on beer and wine in Ohio Minnesota and Massachusetts and California reflecting a nation-wide political mix despite local focus.
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Ohio
Harding
Carmi Thompson
Simeon D. Fess
Senate
Massachusetts
Lodge
League of Nations
William A. Gaston
Missouri
Jim” Reed
Reed
Wilson
B. R. Brewster
Texas
George E. B. Peddy
Earle B. Mayfield
Minnesota
Anna Dickie Olesen
Henrik Shipstead
Frank B. Kellogg
Hammer and Tongs
Michigan
Newberry
Iam
Townsend
Ferris
New Jersey
Republican
Edward J. Edwards
Frelinghuysen
California
Hiram Johnson
Upton Sinclair
Penneylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
John McFerrin
Pinchot
Penrose
Minola
New York
Maryland
Harding to Call New Congress November 20
White House indicated Congress will convene November 20 with Harding issuing the call Thursday or Friday. Early messages before the new session include a report on the reorganization of federal departments. French francs slide further posting 165 francs 18 centimes per dollar, down 36 centimes from yesterday.
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Washington
Congress
Seasion
White House
Harding
Paris
Don’t Accuse Child Too Hastily Admonitions From Judge
Judge Kathryn Sellers of the juvenile court urges care in accusing children. Many petty offenses like vandalism or minor theft could be resolved out of court and not leave a police record. She advises filing complaints with the juvenile court and chief probation officer to determine innocence or mere carelessness.
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Kathryn Sellers
Thug Attack Ends with Stabbing in Morning Clash
Carl Wilson was stabbed in the left side during a morning alley encounter with a bandit on Th Ave and Dearborn St. Wilson struck the assailant after the demand to raise hands, the thief drew a knife and fled. Wilson received medical care and was released. The suspect, about 35, six feet, dark mustache, shabby clothes, remains at large.
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Dearbornst
Carl Wilson
Wilson
Irish Rebels Active Again Flare in Dublin
Open rebellion surged in Dublin as insurgent snipers attacked three lorries in Angierst and many civilians were wounded amid exchanges and a stampede. Portobello barracks faced a rebel assault repelled by Free State troops. The Irish Independent office was bombed amid a De Valera proclamation restoring his title as president of the Irish republic. Mary MacSwiney, sister of Cork's lord mayor, began a hunger strike after arrest.
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George Macdonagh
Dublin
Irish Free State
Angierst
Portobello Barracks
Free State
Irish Independent
Hamonn de Valera
Mary MacSwiney
Cork
Allied clashes over Turkish tariff and straits access
Allied commissioners protest Kemalist tariffs and demand foreign ships access to the straits. General Warrington says he cannot alter Mudania provisions as Constantinople nears Turkish control. Leaders forewarn of deadlock but expect Kemalists to yield to the united allied front.
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Refet Pasha
Warrington
Constantinople
Hefet
Kemal
Angola
Foch summoned by Poincare over Mudania crisis
Premier Poincare called Marshal Foch to discuss military plans should the Turks violate the Mudania agreement. A cabinet meeting addressed the Near Eastern crisis sparked by the Constantinople seizure, with France turning against Turkish nationalist maneuvers and urging restraint to preserve the neutral zone.
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Paris
Marshal Foch
Poincare
Constantinople
Foch
Mustapha Kemal
Thrace
France
Justice Pitney to Resign From Bench
Washington reports Associate Justice Mahlon Pitney will resign from the U S Supreme Court soon after Congress reconvenes in a expected November 20 special session illness cited as the reason Pitney would be the third justice to resign from the court in recent weeks
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Washington
Mahlon Pitney
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Pitney
Rubber Panties for Baby Jersey Silk Vests
Product description outlines Hodice style silk vests with picot edged straps and reinforced under arms in Flesh Peach Nile Urchin and American Beauty. Adds Black with ribbon shoulder bands. lists Rubber Panties for Baby as item.
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Jersey
100 Men to Go on Trial for Herrin Mine Killings
In Marion Illinois the first of nearly 100 miners and sympathizers faces trial for murder in the Herrin mine massacre. The case pits labor and business interests with broad public and private funding shaping the prosecution. Marions status and regional turmoil loom large as attorneys line up witnesses and state authorities take charge.
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Herrin
Marion
Sounton
Klinoig Chamber of Commerce
Small
Attorney General's Office
Chambers of Commerce
Illinois
Williamson County
Delos
Brundage
C. W. Middiekauff
U.S
Daugherty
Little Egypt
Jane
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