Pershing Rank Fixed Threatens Showdown With March
Washington November 18. The final status of Gen. Pershing in the will sparks a possible showdown with Gen. March chief of staff over who leads the military establishment. Pershing plans a December tour of the army to organize nationwide units for two months before any assignment from Secretary Baker. Congress fixed Pershing as permanent general, fourth in army history, barring precedence for any other officer.
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Washington
BD. C
Pershing
March
Baker
Congress
Perahing
Gen
Hearst Buys Washington Paper from Brisbane
Arthur Bristane sells The Washington Times to William Randolph Hearst in Washington DC. Brisbane also sells the Milwaukee Wisconsin News, purchased about a year ago, to Hearst.
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Washington, Dpd.c
Washington Times
Arthur Bristane
William Randolph Hearst
Brisbane
Mr. Hearst
Milwaukee
Wheconsin News
Hungarian troops maintain order in Budapest after Romanian exit
The allied high commissioner at Budapest reports to the supreme council that Admiral Horthy’s Hungarian forces are keeping order in the capital after the Romanian evacuation.
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Paris
Budapest
Supreme Council
Belgian Elections Narrow Catholic Majority in Recount
Delayed results from Brussels show Catholics at 79 seats, Moderates 38, Socialists 65, and other groups four in the new Belgian chamber. The Catholic majority in the chamber has been largely wiped out by the Sunday vote, with incomplete returns indicating the final composition.
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Brussels
Chamber of Representatives
Chamber
Mberals
Socialista
Actress Teddy Sampson Seeks Divorce from Ford Sterling
Mrs. Nora Steich also known as Teddy Sampson files suit in Los Angeles for divorce from Ford Sterling, alleging abandonment two years after their marriage. The estranged spouses are listed as George and Nora Steich.
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108
Angeles
Ford Sterling
Sterling
George
Nora Steich
Steich
Teddy Sampson
Nervy Train Robber Bursts From Penitentiary Box
William Carlisle, infamous train robber, escaped from the state penitentiary by nailing himself inside a shirt box and sawing through the top. He is reported surrounded by a posse near Wamcutter, Wyoming, armed with a high powered rifle and ammunition.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Wilam Carlisle
State Penitentiary
Wamcutter
Carlisle
World's Largest Wheat Farm Spans Montana and Wyoming
The massive wheat operation covers 200000 acres with part in Montana and the remainder in Wyoming, ranking as the largest farm in the world by area.
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Montana
Wyoming
Three Hurt As Tank Blows Up In California Plant
In Hammonton near Marysville California an air compressing tank exploded at the Yuba Consolidated Gold Fields plant injuring three men. J. C. Campbell suffered both legs broken and other injuries, Mr. Rasmussen had a fractured skull, and C. B. Berg suffered facial lacerations with possible loss of sight. Campbell and Rasmussen were in critical condition as windows shattered and damages reached about $20,000.
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Cal
Hammonton
Yuba Consolidated Gold Vields Company
J. C. Campbell
Mr. Rasmussen
C. B. Berg
Campbell
Rasmussen
New York Women Push Standards for Woolen Goods
The National Consumers League leads an educational campaign to label fabrics clearly as pure wool or shoddy and urge legislation for proper marks. Lectures at women’s clubs and targeted propaganda will guide consumers and address high costs and middleman profits in the textile industry.
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New York
National Consumers League
Mra Smith
Mra. Jones
National Consumers’ League
Women's Club
League
Mayeville
Department of Justice
Department of Fustio
Campaign cash inquiry could hold extra sessions
Special Prosecutor Frank C Dailey said extra night sessions of the inquiry into the Senator Newberry campaign expenses could be held to close the case by Thanksgiving.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Frank C Dailey
Senator Newberry
Thankactvine
Hold Funeral Wednesday for Minnie K. Kiem
Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie K. Kiem age 74 who died Monday at her home 2109 Sixth Ave North will be held at 2 p m Wednesday from Bon ney Watsons Funeral rites will follow at Bon ney Watsons chapel et al
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Minnie K. Kiem
Sixth Ave. N
Bonney Watson's
Light Up Porches Says Dr Matthews Urges City Light
Rev Doctor Matthews urges residents to illuminate porches and increase police presence. He proclaims a 600 candle power lighting plan and urges citizens to be patriotic and vigilant against crime. He presents himself as a leader for anare city with strong civic action.
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Dr. Matthews
M. A. Matthews
Deportation Plan Urged by Central Labor Council
The Central Labor Council of Spokane passed resolutions urging deportation of foreigners who have been in the United States for more than seven years. The group also requires English to be spoken on the job and in council club rooms and condemned public acts of disorder.
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United States
Central Labor Council
Gino
100000 Vacancies on Teaching Staffs Declared
Mrs. Josephine Corliss Preston state superintendent of public instruction said there are more than 100000 vacant teaching positions nationwide, blamed largely on small salaries. The remark came during a speech before the Transportation Club on Monday.
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Transportation Club
Josephine Corliss Preston
Fleming to be Mayor in Spokane Next Year
Spokane officials select Charles A. Fleming from five members to become chief executive after January 1. Fleming will succeed C. M. Fuesett, who did not run for re election. Fleming previously served as mayor two years ago.
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Fleming
Spokane
Charles A. Fleming
City Commission
Fieming
C. M. Fuesett
Trade problems to be discussed with Australian official
Mark Sheldon, Australian commissioner of foreign trade, will discuss trade problems with Australia at 4 p m on Tuesday in the Chamber of Commerce.
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Australia
Mark Sheldon
Chamber of Commerce
Personality in Salesmanship Address by H L Knox
H L Knox will speak on personality in salesmanship at a 6 pm dinner for the Hundred Per Cent club in the Arcade Annex on Tuesday. The event highlights persuasive skills and professional conduct within sales careers.
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H. L. Knox
Hundred Per Cent Club
Sloan's Liniment Ad Claims Quick Muscle Relief
An advertisement promotes Sloan's Liniment as a fast solution for rheumatic twinges stiff muscles and lumbago. It touts non rubbing relief for strains sprains and sciatic pains with bottles priced from 5c to 1.40, urging purchase at local druggists.
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BNT
Sloan
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