Former Emperor Charles Regains Move Toward Budapest
Charles arrives in Oedenburg Burgenland after flying from Switzerland. He travels toward Budapest escorted by local troops as Count Andrassy forms a provincial government in Burgenland. Gedenburg forces join the former emperor and proclaim him. Rumor says the Hungarian regent has fled as Budapest learns of Charles arrival.
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Gedenburg
Allied protest over Charles return to Hungarian territory
Vienna report says Allied representatives in Budapest have formally protested to the Hungarian government against the return of former Emperor Charles to Hungarian territory.
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Budapest
Charles
Empress With Charles Joined Invasion Route
London dispatches say the former empress is accompanying Charles on his present invasion, with reports confirming her presence as part of the royal party.
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London
Moreas
Hungarian Government Moves to Expel Charles from Hungary
Paris dispatch reports official advices indicating the Hungarian government will act to expel Charles from Hungarian territory. The measure mirrors a prior action taken when Charles attempted to regain his throne.
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Paris
Second Acquittal In Kaber Murder Trial
In Cleveland on October 22 Mrs. Emma Colavito was acquitted of complicity in the murder of Daniel Kaber publisher two years ago. She faced a first degree murder indictment. Mrs Kaber and Col Salva are serving life terms for the crime, and Kaber’s daughter was recently acquitted of complicity.
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Ohio
Emma Colavito
Daniel Kaber
American Kitchens Feeding 140000 Russian Children
New York reports that 41 American feeding kitchens in Russia are supplying meals to 140000 children in the famine district amid the Kaham famine crisis. The American Relief Association headquarters announced the effort today.
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American Relief Association
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Kaham
American Legion Convention to Plan War Veterans Compensation
Indianapolis October 22 The American Legion national headquarters states its third annual Kansas City convention will reaffirm support for adjusted compensation for veterans. Delegates from 11,000 posts and 1,000 voting delegates expected to discuss relief for 900,000 unemployed ex servicemen, temporary to permanent aid, and the Veterans Bureau reforms under the Sweet bill. Plans to push federal adjusted compensation and report on regional bureau efforts to mediate between posts and individuals.
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National Legion Assembly
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Veterans' Bureau
Communists Try to Demonstrate at U S Consulate in Havre
In Havre on October 22 a protest meeting against Sacco and Vanzetti led to an attempted demonstration outside the U S Consulate. Police scattered the crowd and several policemen and Communists were injured in a near riot. A bomb was thrown in Paris earlier that morning, injuring three police.
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Senate approves compromise income surtax plan
Washington Oct 22 The Senate adopted by 54 to 13 the compromise income surtax plan setting the top rate at 50 percent Only Republicans opposed the measure and backed by the majority.
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Senate
French Army at limit amid Washington armament talks
Paris Oct 22 France seeks to show at the Washington conference that its security requires active forces. Marshal Foch plans to present France's land armaments details while Weygand Degoutte and Desticker prepare documents. France is reducing its army from about 800000 on May 1 to 450000-500000 today including Rhine and colonial troops.
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Washington
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Degoutte
Desticker
Marshal Foch
France
Move to Withdraw U.S. Troops From Germany Planned
Washington reports formal ratification of peace treaties with Germany and Austria will enable diplomatic normalization. American troops are to begin withdrawing once formal recognition is complete, with a plan to cut force in half by mid March and start within two weeks.
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Germany
Austria
Berlin
Vienna
Meat Industry Workmen Vote To Strike
CHICAGO Oct 22 C J Hayes president of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen announced the organization had voted 35000 to 3000 favoring a strike in the meat packing industry.
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C. J. Hayes
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen
Brumfield Denies Knowledge of Suicide Attempt
ROSEBURG Ore Oct 22 Dr R M Brumfield a convicted dentist denies knowledge of attempting death by his own action in his cell Thursday night He later admits using gold from his teeth to slash his throat Brumfield remains in critical condition with possible complications
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Allies Demand Russia Recognize Debts in Relief Talks
In Brussels on October 22 the international conference on Russian relief backed Sir Philippe Graeme of Foreign Trade, representing England, stating the Soviet government should recognize debts contracted by the former regime before private or governmental aid can be expected to restore confidence.
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Philippe Graeme
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Jary
England
Senator Colt Opposes Borah Free Toll Bill
Senator Colt of Rhode Island says he will oppose the Borah bill proposing free tolls for vessels through the Panama Canal. He notes the Hay Pauncefote treaty admits two interpretations and urges arbitration to resolve whether American vessels should be toll free under the treaty.
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Colt
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Panama Canal
Former Chief of Staff Dies from Heart Attack
Washington dispatch reports Major General William M. Wothersson retired former Chief of Staff and head of the War College died last night from a sudden attack of heart disease in Washington on October 22.
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William M. Wothersson
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War College
Armistice Day Proclamation by Alaska Governor Scott C Bone
The governor proclaims November 11 as Armistice Day in Alaska urging citizens to pause from noon for two minutes of silent prayer and to display half mast on public buildings. The text honors unknown war dead and commemorates the Armistice with symbolic acts across the territory.
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Minister Is Acquitted in Murder Trial in Birmingham
Rev. E. R. Stephenson, a retired Methodist minister, was acquitted of second degree murder in the death of Father J. W. Coyle of the Catholic Church in Birmingham. The killing followed a quarrel over a marriage ceremony between Stephenson’s daughter and an alleged Puerto Rican. The defense contended self defense, and the jury returned the acquittal verdict after court instructions.
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Ala
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Schwab says government interference unnecessary
Chicago Oct 22 Charles M Schwab told American Mining Congress delegates that the best outcome would be achieved by time laws trade and economics and that there is no justification for government interference in the coal industry He warned against forcing adjustment through legislation stating the danger lies in such actions.
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Charles M. Schwab
American Mining Congress
Schwab
China Rejects Japanese Direct Talks On Shantung
Peking dispatch reports China's cabinet rejecting Japan's proposal for direct negotiations on Shantung. The Japanese reply failed to persuade China to reconsider, and the cabinet ordered the foreign office to draft an official reply to Tokio. In Wyoming, Gov. Carey orders Wheatland National Guard cavalry to combat a serious forest fire near Binford threatening several ranches.
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Robert D. Carey
Wheatland
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Armistice Day Proclamation Calls Silent Two Minute Prayer
President Harding issued a proclamation urging Americans to observe Armistice Day by offering a silent two minute prayer at noon on November 11. The record notes the involvement of the unknown American soldier and indicates continued coverage on Page Seven.
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Bitter Toward World She Turned Auto Bandit
Dorothy Helen Smith of Brooklyn, once married to a wealthy Brooklyn youth, became the brains of a four member auto theft gang that stole about 1000 cars. Bail set at 25000 as police describe her as bitter toward the world after a ruined romance.
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Dorothy Helen Smith
Brooklyn
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Chen
Gordon Smith
New York
David Bratton
California
Dorothy
Anite
Hurrid Session of Labor Board Called
A hurried Labor Board session in Chicago faces a split railway workforce. About 600000 Shop Crafts members vote to remain at work pending Board decisions on wages and conditions, undermining the October 30 strikes by the Four Brotherhoods and Switchmen. The Board also considers violations as Texas reports a strike defying orders.
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Railroad Workers of America
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American Federation of Labor
Texas Men Strike Causes Rail Yard Standstill
Houston dispatch reports armed guards patrolled the International and Great Northern yards at noon as 150 Brotherhood trainmen quit. Switching halted. passenger crews to be replaced, while freight is not expected to move for the rest of today or tomorrow.
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War in Pajamas Revelations Alarm Paris Memoir Claims
Paris reports alleged World War I memoirs of General Moltke claiming King George telegrammed neutrality and that the Kaiser, in pajamas, ordered mobilization then countermanded it. Rudolph Steiner endorses the memoirs claiming dramatic telegram exchanges and a fatal vow.
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