Ohio Miners threaten strike after federal injunction
Indiana miners brace for possible walkout over Judge Andersons ruling against unionization efforts. Knox county men reported preparing for a strike while Terre Haute sub district 4 mines idle. UMW leaders refuse comment though the move is discussed as a response to the injunction.
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Indianapolis
Anderson
United Mine Workers
Knox County
Indiana
Terre Haute
International News Service
John Lews
West Virginia
Nationwide storm claims many lives and disrupts transit
A major north easter storm swept across cities causing widespread power outages and railway delays. In Lorain Ohio Miss Ruth Kemery died after being struck by a jitney bus in heavy rain. Eleven fishermen near Anglesea New Jersey were believed drowned after their boat overturned. The Tuscarova search failed due to fog while a House of David cargo steamer was wrecked en route to Beaton Harbor Michigan.
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Lorain County Electric Co
Chio -Télégram
Commissionerbannel
Lorain
Electric Co
Ruth Kemery
E. 30Th Street
South Lorain
Cleveland
M. E. Perry
Anglesea
N. J
Fornoon
Milwaukee
Roneballe
House of David
Beaton Harbor
Mich
Erhard Gieter
Flo
Ann Arbor
Grand Haven
Senator Watson accuses Yanks of wartime executions
Senator Watson of Georgia charges that American soldiers were hanged by officers during World War I without trial day after day. He displayed a photograph of a gallows claimed to have 21 "white boys" executed at sunrise with others waiting in jails. The Senate debated the accuracy of the charge as tax talks stalled.
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Washington
Watson
Georgia
Senate
Wadsworth
New York
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Senator Watson
Smith
America
Spencer
Miasouri
Lorain Police Chief Accused In Club Dance Scandal
A news item reports A A King being accused of smearing Mayor Grall s character and a Harpoon Club affair involving 400 business men and a Cleveland dancer affidavits. Senator Watson and others seek proof while affidavits contest earlier statements amid mayoral controversy and suspension rumors.
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A. A. King
Mayor Grall
William F. Grall
Tan
Cleveland
Mildred Drotar
House of the Good Shepherd
Ert
Falee
Ted
Deeran Senee
Bomb damages Lisbon American consulate. no injuries
A bomb exploded on a Lisbon consulate stairway causing window damage but no injuries. Consul Branley Hollis reported the blast and a note protesting Sacco and Vanzetti sentence was slipped under the door. Police pursue possible communist suspects as investigations continue.
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Lisbon
Washington
Portugal
Branley Hollis
State Department
Sul Hollis
Seramet
Sacco
Mesut — Arts
Coutul Hollis Report
Mountaineer Education Debate Highlights Rural U S
President Hutchins of Berea College addressed the Rotary Club lunch arguing mountain communities must be educated to resist radical influence. Dr Johnathan Day outlined Berea extension plans to enroll more students and extend schooling beyond 1920 levels. A late talk at the First Congregational Church featured a motion picture about mountain life titled Our Contemporary Ancestors.
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United States
Wm J Hutchins
Berea College
Rotary Club Yuncheon
Kentucky
Johnathan C. Day
Hutchinson
Dia
Ohio
Day
Berea
Mott
Hutchings
Dr. Day
First Congregational Church
Four Americans Held For Ransom By Mex Bandits
Four American citizens employed by the American Smelting and Refining Company were captured by Mexican bandits near Chihuahua on October 30 and held for 25 000 pesos ransom. The consul at Chihuahua reported the captives were later released after a payment of 5 000 pesos, though names and payer identities were not disclosed.
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Washington
Chihuahua
State Department
No Indication of Break in Erin Parley Meeting News
London reports no break in talks between Premier Lloyd George Sinn Fein leaders as the big four discuss peace. The session lasted 46 minutes and the British cabinet reviewed the report with Lloyd George. Irish delegates included Arthur Griffith and Michael Collins amid Ulster and parliamentary dispute concerns.
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London
RenOpat
Lloyd George
Sinnfein
Lord Birkenhead
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Felon
Michael Collina
Sinn Fein
Ulster
Sinn
Speach
Miling
New York
Washington
Foch and Pershing Address Legionnaires in Kansas City
In Kansas City on November 1 Marshal Foch of France and General John J. Pershing stood together before the American Legion gathering. Foch, Allied armies’ commander, and Pershing, American commander in chief, saluted the legionnaires as they energy and courage to aid the Allies.
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Kansas City
American Legion
Foch
France
John J. Pershing
America
Pershing
Legion
Parshing
Harding names 21 member advisory council
President Harding announced the appointment of a twenty one member advisory council to assist American delegates on limitation talks. Members include Herbert Hoover George Sutherland Pershing Porter John M. Parker Henry Fletcher J M. Wainwright Catherine Philbrick Felsen Eleanor Franklin Fagen Thomas R. Winter William Boyce Thompson and others.
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Washington
Harding
Herbert Hoover
Manneris
George Sutherland
Utah
Gener
Feon J. Pershing
W. E . Mephen OC. Porter
Howee Foreign Af We Committee
John M. Fives
Leticiana
Ender Secery
Henry P. Fletcher
Seart J. MN. Wainwright
Wer
Cetract
Catherine Philipa Fdson
California
Eleanor Franklin Fagen
Mra
Thomas PR. Winter
Minneapolis
William Boyce Thompson
New York
Price Reduction Error At Albers Vila Ad Causes Confusion
Chronicle Telegram notes an advertisement claiming dinners at Albers Vila dropped to 2.60 dollars on Saturday evening. The ad was in error as the price should revert to 3.69 dollars, prompting a correction and clarification about the misprint.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Albers Vila
Hull Chosen as Democratic National Committee Chairman
In Washington Mo November 1 Cor dell Hull of Tennessee was selected as chairman of the Democratic National Committee shortly before noon today.
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Wx. Lou
Cordeil Hull
Tennessee
Fa George
Democratic National Committee
Deputy Sheriff Doak Hall Fatally Shot in Kentucky
Doak Hall, a deputy sheriff in Whitesburg Kentucky, was assassinated while walking along the roadside at night. An official investigation is underway after Hall was rushed to a hospital but did not survive the wound.
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Cincinnati
Joseph Clark
William
Robert Cahill
State
Ostreets
Whitesbing
Doak Hall
Jag
Jiall
Laundrymen to Meet Tomorrow in Norwalk
Norwalk November 1 The North Central One Laundrymen's Association, recently reorganized, will meet at the Elke club rooms Wednesday with delegates from Jordan Elvira Oberlin Sandusky Bellevue Tiffin Fostoria Fremont Bowling Green and Norwalk. The group will attend the regular Kiwanis meeting then hear Senator Burke Mtyria discuss the minimum wage.
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Norwalk
North Central
Laundrymen
Asm
Elke Club Rooms
Wed- Reeday
Jorain
Elvria
Oberlin
Sandusky
Dellevue
Tiffin
Fostoria
Fremont
Howling Green
Tegular
Kiwantsefeb
Plan Yank Bonus From Interest Art
Washington reports Democratic senators press a proposed bonus for World War I veterans funded by interest from the eleven billion dollar foreign indebtedness. Republican leaders say Simmons Walsh amendment is not germane to the Mineax bill and would alter the soldier bonus debate.
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Washington
United
United States
Simmons
North Carolina
Walsh Maseach
Moonee
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Missouri
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Myron T. Merttek
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