Parliament Dismissed and Election Set in November
London reports the king signed a proclamation dissolving parliament after four of five years and setting November 15 as election day. Nominations begin November 4. analysts note midweek voting may aid conservatives and ease for women voters. Premier Bonar Law’s manifesto signals broader policy plans.
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London
Sandringham
Lord Salisbury
Royal Household
Bonard Law
League of Nations
Foreign Office
Near East
Bonar Law
Food for Smyrna Refugees Leaves New York Port
One thousand tons of food supplies bought by the American Red Cross for Smyrna refugees has departed New York bound for Athena.
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Smyrna
New York
American Red Cross
Athena
Shopmen Return to Work in St Louis Strike Settlement
The Terminal Railroad association reemployed about 450 of 600 union shopmen who struck July 1. Workers were hired as new employees with seniority dating from their return, bringing employment back toward normal levels in St Louis, Missouri.
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St Louis
Terminal Railroad Association
Yanks Leave Rhine Coblenz Detachment Returns Home
Overseas casualty detachment No. 49 of the American army of occupation has left Bremen for New York. The unit comprises about sixty men.
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Rhine
Coblenz
American Army of Occupation
Bremen
New York
Partial Settlement of Diabilities Washington million payment authorized
The government authorizes a partial settlement of lobilities arising from wartime control of roads. A payment of 1 million dollars to the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad is approved as part of the settlement.
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Washington
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Interstate “Ee
Justice Day Resigns as Supreme Court Justice
Washington reports the resignation of William R. Day as associate justice of the Supreme Court. The document has been tendered to President Harding and accepted. The resignation becomes effective November 14.
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Justice Day
Washington
William BR. Day
Supreme Court
Harding
Soil and Weather Link Frost Risk in Farm Soils
The Weather Bureau notes soil temperature affects air minimums and frost risk. Sandy soils store heat better, helping prevent frosts. well drained, weed-free soils resist cold. Frost patterns vary by soil moisture, vegetation, elevation, and surface cover, with wet or heavy vegetation increasing frost potential. Also lists extensive bird hunting restrictions and seasonal closures by region.
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Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Some Birds Protected By Federal Law
A 1922 23 summary by the Biological Survey of the U S Department of Agriculture notes that federal regulations protect certain birds from shooting from sunrise to sunset and lists protected species and seasons for the season.
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Illinoia
Louisiana
Michigan
Texas
Wisconsin
Quebec
New Jersey
Delaware
Virginia
Maryland
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Peculiar Arm Injury Reported In Local Woman
About two weeks ago Mrs. Mark Iddings struck her left arm on a wall hanging and felt a pin scratch. Her arm grew painful and a doctor was consulted Wednesday. The physician discovered and treated a needle lodged in the forearm, causing the unusual injury.
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Mark Iddings
Needle removed from arm shows long path through forearm
The Eridgeport News Blade reports surgeons removed a large sewing needle from a woman's arm. It traced a route from hand to elbow three times, deeply embedded yet she has recovered use of her arm after much suffering.
VOTE FOR HENRY C BLOME ON SHERIFF BALLOT
A short political notice promoting Henry C Blome for sheriff with a call to vote. It also advertises The Telegraph printing services and a bus line claiming service to any city area and mentions a commercial office and phone. The item reads as a campaign and business classified snippet from a past issue.
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Chicago
American Farm
Bureau Federation
Congress
Federal Reserve System
St. Lawrence Waterway
Cleveland
Middle West
St. Lawrence
Federation
Henry Ford
Muscle Strouis
Norris
Nebraska
Senate Committee of Agriculture
Omaha
Charles Woodside
Dean Jackson
J. F. Swift
Woodside
Jackson
Sidney
United States
Henry C. Blome
Telegraph
Hubert Fuller
Liven & Son
Livoni & Son
Olean Hotel
By the
Livoni & Son Have
F. M. Wooldridge
Charles H. Randall
Randall
Randolph Territory
Board of Pardons and Paroles
War Finance Corporation
E. B. Perry
Republican State Committee
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