Harding Outlines His Message to Congress
WAITINGTON November 17 President Harding presented to the cabinet a tentative draft of his Message to the special session of Congress to be delivered at the Capitol Tuesday afternoon Only a few details remained to be cleared up before final presentation The president seeks cabinet approval before finalizing the draft The message is said to be short and forceful and focuses on the merchant marine with other legislative matters to be discussed perfunctorily
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Bonar Laws Pledges Tranquility Policy In Britain
London reports Premier Bonar Law forms a Tory led government with aims to implement a policy of tranquility. Britain will send Lord Cecil to France to strengthen Anglo-French entente and prepare for the Near East conference. Labour MPs oppose early peace measures while many pledge to nationalize coal and railways. The new parliament opens next week with three women among the new members.
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William Emery Eses DivorceFiled in Local Court
William Emery Eses seeks a divorce from Mayne Avery claiming neglect of marital duties and misconduct including keeping company with other men. The couple wed in PN18 and are now separated as the case proceeds in the city court.
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Morse Plaged on Trial for Ship Built Mor
In February 1820 the United District Court heard Morse accused in a trial with three sons mentioned on charges related to a ship construction. The ghost of Morse's attackers looms as the jury weighs the case and Mor faces the proceedings.
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Britain Helps Sultan Escape From Enemies
London reports Sultan Mohammed V fled from Turkey to safety aboard the British warship Malaya. A News Agency despatch from Constantinople says the sultan took refuge on a British ship in the Golden Horn en route to Malta. The move follows Angora threats and a Turkish edict abolishing the sultanate.
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Treasury to Relax Liquor Rules for Medicinal Use
Washington on November 17 reporters learned the treasury department plans the next step in loosening liquor laws. Partial tightening and new rules would ease whiskey withdrawals for medicinal use and curb arbitrary barriers hampering druggists and patients. Officials will publish rules aligned with statute while aiming to respect the Volstead spirit.
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Bosch Magneto Co Accused of Fraud in District Case
A special grand jury in the District of Columbia found a conspiracy in the sale of the Bosch Magneto Company but lacked power to proceed as the alleged wrongdoing occurred outside the district. The case involved the Gosre Mesqueto Company sale by A Mitcrell Palmer as alien property custodian to a state party with Edward Kern of Alloniewin, Pa prominent among figures.
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Railroad Lowers Coal Freight Rates as Commission Orders
The railroad commission ordered lower coal freights per ton amid a complaint by the Foallansse Brothers Company’s mill shop at Observinga Street Plant. The action reduces shipping costs, with details disputed by the filers and rivals in the industry.
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Judge Dismisses Grain Injunction Campaign Expense Report
Chicago officials report a judge's dismissal of a campaign expense report tied to a grain injunction. The filing listed sums for political candidates including William Wardell Jr and Stanley Shaffer, with details on attorney general and appellate judge expenditures.
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Labor Leaders To Meet Tomorrow In Washington
National labor leaders will convene in Washington to frame their appeals against congressional efforts to enact anti labor legislation. The gathering follows a White House visit by Warren S. Stone, head of the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers, and his assistant H. E. Wills.
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New Witness Unearthed in Tall Gage Murder Case
An International News Set report quotes Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall stating he faced threats from a man linked to Mrs. Hall amid domestic turmoil over Mrs. Mills. The witness Rev. Paul F. Hamborszky, former pastor, says Hall discussed plans to leave New Brunswick, seek divorce, and perhaps marry Mrs. Mills, with threats continuing as authorities pursue the case.
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New York
Consistory To Have Large Class In Nevada Section
Consistory To Have Large Class in COLVURLS Nevada reports the Scioto consistory of Scottish Rite Masons initiating a class to be memorialized for a new temple. The class will receive the second degree tonehs and the tenth degree was exemplified last night. Officers named include Samuel Blair and John F R Darham as vice presidents, M R Thomas as secretary, Frank Lawrell as treasurer, and Rev Thomas Need as class orator.
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Impeachment Moves Against Daugherty Gathers Steam
Congress to reopen with renewed push on Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty. Woodruff and Keller plan to press impeachment from war profiteering and Chicago injunction angles, alleging government losses and overreach during wartime contracts and the railroad strike.
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Recreant Groom Changes Mind to Marry
Avon man Realy Huday sues Lorain woman Jenatz Whorde for 25000 damages for breach of promise. He changed his mind and decided to marry her. They went to City Hall where Mayor Jane performed the ceremony after attorneys adjourned court. Witnesses included Don Baird Frank Wilford J W Nece and court stenographer Walter Watts. The bride stood prestgious. the groom appeared belligerent as they declined a kiss.
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President Gets Thanksgiving Pig
At the White House early morning noise startled guards until a protruding crate revealed a pig destined for the Thanksgiving table. The crate came from Marion, Arkansas, but the donor’s name was missing on the card.
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Sultans Trial Ordered in Turkey Betrayal Case
November 17 dispatch from Angora says the Turkish nationalist assembly will try Sultan Abdul Hamid VI and his ministers for treason against Turkey. The sultan is under Allied protection and guarded by British troops. Accusations rely on telegrams from the Grand Vizier sent to Angora. Rafet, Kemalist contact in Constantinople, defies Allied high commissioners and blocks access to surrendered war materiel. The note may request Mohammed VI’s surrender. Pittsburg warship arrives, anchored off the city.
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Herrin Massacre Trial Adjournment Report
Only two of the 130 jurors in the Herrin massacre murder case remained to be examined at noon. Judge Hartwell postponed the session to Monday as more jurors were sought and tentative accepts noted for next week. Funeral services for Mrs. Robinson Osseytte set for Saturday afternoon at Field's Corners.
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Former Diplomat William Sharp Dies After Illness at Home
William Graves Sharp former diplomat and ambassador to France died today at his Washington avenue home shortly after noon. Born March 14 1859 in Mt Gilead Ohio he served in Congress from 1910 to 1912 and as ambassador to France from 1914 to 1918. He was noted for guiding American interests during wartime and later wrote about Prohibition era topics.
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Woman Believes She's Bewitched After Fall
A woman fell from a third floor window at her home on Friday and was rescued by bystanders and two policemen. Ada Hoavinger, a neighbor, was allegedly hypnotized and involved. the fall left the woman with serious internal injuries and she was taken to the city hospital in grave condition.
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Fine taxi driver fined in traffic case outcome
Manning was fined $15 and costs in petty court for violation of traffic laws. He was in charge of the taxi that ran down Vomer Got, causing a death. The case likely will be appealed.
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Back of Prohibition Says Public Sentiment Not Shifting
Washington reports Warne B Wheeler, head of the anti saloon league, argues President Harding’s letters implying rising support for loosening prohibition are unfounded. He notes state votes and enforcement moves show stronger adherence to the 18th Amendment and calls for an enforcement code and a scientific liquor commission.
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Lorain Woman Sues Husband for Divorce and Custody
Lorain woman Awika Tatts of Lorain alleges her husband Christ has cursed her insulted her fidelity and assaulted her. Married since 1808 the couple have three children. She seeks divorce and custody while noting joint ownership of a Lorain home and properties in Cleveland. The article notes his carpentry work and upcoming funeral details in Lorain.
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