Germany grants Crown Prince permission to return home
Berlin reports the German government has officially admitted that Wilhelm, ex-Crown Prince, may return to Germany from Holland to spend Christmas with his family. He has not yet left the Netherlands, awaiting domestic clarifications amid a volatile political crisis. Some quarters fear his return could influence nationalist sentiment and provoke Communist protests.
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S.D. Weyer
Internailonal News Service
Berlin
Wilhelm
Wieringen
Kaiser
Holland
Germany
Baratta
Britain Not Worried Over Dry Treaty
British Foreign Office officials in London expressed little concern over U S Senate doubt on ratifying the Dalry treaty due to provisos. They said Britain had met Washington's wishes and that rejection would be Americas issue. No state protest received regarding plans by British ship operators to deliver liquor to rum runners off the U S coast. In Altoona a bank holdup by five men netted cash. amount not yet tallied. Severe earthquake shocks rocked the Mougan Desert south of Azerbaijan Province, Teheran dispatch reports.
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Wy International News Service
London
United States Senate
Washington
America
Hughes
American
Uy International News Service
Mougan
Azerbaijan Province
Teherao
Persia
Toda
Mercury Dips to 22 Degrees Amid Frost Warns Vegetables
The day brings a sharp 22 degree low with frost impacting late vegetables spared yesterday. International News Service reports Feth Bey named deputy president of the Turkish National Assembly as Angora events unfold.
Arbuckle Faces Divorce Suit in Providence
Fatty Arbuckle’s wife Minta Durfee Arbuckle files for divorce in Providence Superior Court alleging neglect and desertion since September 1917. Attorney Francis P. Dougherty represents her. Arbuckle, a vaudeville performer, was in Providence when the petition was filed. The couple wed in Long Beach, California on August 5, 1908.
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Providence
R. I
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Minta Durfee Arbuckle
Francis P. Dougherty
Arbuckle
Bag
Arbucklies
Long Beach
California
Laborites Make Further Gains In Britain
Available returns from yesterday's borough council elections across England and Wales show Labor gains though no full sweep. Liberal losses run heavy while Conservatives break even. Surprise over a January or February general election looms with Baldwin's protection policy the chief issue.
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Ny International News Service
London
England
Wales
Labor Party
Walch
Baldwin
Ballots Declared Legal After County Printing Error
After a mix up last week the printed county ballots were ruled illegal by the state attorney general but are now deemed legal and will be used in the November election unless reprinting is arranged. Secretary of State Lee and Lindsay Spencer conferred, and local ballots have reportedly been reprinted.
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Armstrong
Lindsay C. Spencer
E. Brooke Lee
Wealthy Couple Die In San Sebastian Casino Tragedy
In San Sebastian Spain on November 2 a wealthy Swede Anton Schwatz and his wife died in a violent self inflicted tragedy after heavy gambling losses at the city casino. The incident occurred following a gala entertainment at the resort known as the Monte Carlo of Spain.
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Ny International News Service
San Ander
Spain
Anton Schwatz
San Sebastian
Noth
France Poincare Speech Irritates State Department
Washington notes irritation over France aims to constrain the experts' inquiry into reparations. A copy of Pariss note to Great Britain accepting the invitation to conference was received, suggesting France may seek to limit consideration to what Germany can pay now. Officials see no binding outcome and favor an unbiased expert assessment of Germanys capacity and payment plan.
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George R. Holmes
Dy Tnternational News Service
Washington
Great Britain
States Department
Premier Poincare
Foreign Office
Paris
Germany
Hughes
Coolidge-Hughes
France
Poincare
State Dept
Nevers
French
State Department
Bomb explosion injures woman over pop bottle dispute
A. Bomb, arrested on an assault charge by Mrs Grace Gibbons after a confrontation on East Franklin Street, allegedly struck her with a pop bottle when he approached to collect clothing. The incident led to a fine imposed by Justice Bitner, with Bomb choosing a $10 payment over jail time.
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Hom
Justice Bitner
Bomb
Grace Gibbons
East Franklin Street
France Demands Limits on Reparations Board
Paris November 2 A renowned French expert Pertinax argues in Echo de Paris that France must compel the inter allied reparations commission to curb the powers of the international committee of reparations experts. He says no invitation to the United States should be signed while the German indemnity total remains unquestioned and urges Premier Poincare to tell Washington to stay away if interpretations become dangerous.
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International
Paris
Pertinax
Echo de Paris
Inter-Allied
Reparations Commission
International Committee of Reparations
United States
Poincare
Washington
Popular Officer Captain Hagan Praised At Fort Harrison Dinner
Captain Harry L. Hagan, former commander of Company B, was toasted as one of the army post’s most popular officers during a dinner hosted by Company C for visiting officers at Fort Benjamin Harrison.
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Fort Benjamin Harrison
Harry L. Hagan
Hagan
Army Post
Disliked School Leads Waynesboro Girl to Poison Death
Laura Bumbaugh, a Waynesboro girl and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bumbaugh, swallowed liquid mercury chloride after skipping school. She became ill at the dinner table and, despite medical treatment, remains in a critical condition. authorities note her act followed a vow to avoid school after noon.
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Laura Dumbaugh
Waynesboro
Bert Bumbaugh
Bumbaudh
Japs Give American Envoy Great Ovation
An ovation in Tokyo greeted American Ambassador Cyrus E. Woods as he prepared to depart for the United States. The departure followed two weeks of popular gratitude for American aid after the earthquake disaster. Delegations from all classes saluted him, and crowds filled the streets and Tokyo station in a rare outpouring. The cable described the event as unparalleled since the Prince Tokugawa’s departure and noted the long welcome from the Japanese public.
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Vy Infornational
Tokio
Woods
Woodhbye
Prince Tesgece
Tokla
Yokoarew
Driver Hurt Along A Road Near Chambersburg
In a Middlebury pike collision near Dollaville two men in a Hershey truck were struck by a car said to be driven by a negro. John Johns, driving, lighted headlights, was knocked down. He was taken to the Washington County Hospital and later left for his home. The crash was investigated by Deputy Sheriff Kaylor.
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Upton Joins
Coffman's End
Chambersburg
Middlebury Pike
Dollavue
Johns
Hershey
Alexander
Kaylor
Washington County
inBine
Bandits Hold Up Contractor in Springfield Cash Heist
Two automobile bandits early today held up and robbed Alexander Horowitz a contractor of Springfield Masa of eleven thousand sixtytwo dollars in cash. The incident occurred in Springfield as police investigate the daring robbery with Horowitz unharmed.
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Dy International News Service
Springfield
Masa
Yup
Alexander Horowitz
Vy Ogas
Separatists Recapture Aix La Chapelle Hall After Battle
German separatists seized the Aix La Chapelle town hall from police defenders after a violent battle with numerous casualties, according to received word from Brussels.
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Hy International News Service
Brussels
Aix la Chappelle
Two Ships Reported To Be In Distress
Two vessels were in trouble in the Pacific as wireless messages were received. The Shenko Maru, a Japanese freighter en route from Portland to Yokohama, drifted helplessly after its crankshaft broke. The schooner Elizabeth went aground near Ranton, Oregon, with 22 aboard including two women passengers, and coast guard men removed them amid heavy seas.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Portland
Yokohama
Elizabeth
Ranton
Ore
Coast Guard
Rev. Orrick And Daughter Escape In Baltimore Accident
Former rector Hilton Orrick of St. John's Episcopal Church and his daughter had a narrow escape when struck by an automobile in Baltimore. The daughter was knocked down and initially believed killed. her condition is now serious while Rev. Orrick escaped injury.
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Hilton Orrick
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Tittle
Krov
Orrick
Wilson to speak Novembers 16 by radio from home
Former President Woodrow Wilson breaks his long silence with a planned public address on November 16. He will broadcast from his S Street home, seated in his Invalid's chair in the library, while remaining retire from the White House.
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Oodrow Wilson
Ny International News Service
Washington
Whie House
Woodrow Wilson
S Street
Dick Duffey’s Human Side Highlighted in Sheriff Campaign
A local editorial praises Richard Duffey for Sheriff, recounting a tale where he paid a widow’s hog judgment of about $20 rather than seize the animals. The piece argues Duffey’s combination of duty and sympathy makes him the best choice, urging voters to support him.
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Richard
Dick” Duffey
Sherif
Duffey
Mr. Duffey
Jno
DIES, TRIO VANISHES IN CHICAGO HEIGHTS INCIDENT
A man who said his name was Fred Marsie, 28, of New York died five minutes after being brought to Chicago Heights Hospital with three gunshot wounds. He appeared to be the victim of a shooting that also involved two women and another man who fled the scene, leaving authorities seeking the other parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Fred Marsie
New York
Chicago Heights
Prince of Wales to lead funeral of Andrew Bonar Law
London dispatch reports the Prince of Wales will be principal pallbearer and principal representative of King George at the Westminster Abbey funeral for Andrew Bonar Law on Monday.
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Uy International News
London
Prince of Wales
George
Andrew Bonar Law
Westminster Abbey
Sorry She Married Husband Sorry She Married Husband
New York November report on Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes, defendant in a high profile divorce from W E D Stokes, facing cross examination. She denies loving Edgar Wallace before marriage and says she was unhappy from the start, recounting alleged husband beating on February 19. The trial continues with lawyer Max Steuer pressing for admissions.
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Jack Carberry
International News Service
New York
Helen Elwood Stokes
W. E. D.stokes
Edgar T. Walace
Wallace
San Francisco
Grippe
Recommission Local Officers In Hagerstown
Several former Hagerstown officers have been recommissioned in the U S Army Officers Reserve Corps including Captain Hoffmier Lieutenant De Catlett Hager Lieutenant Hager Milter McGuffin Roth from the 62nd Cavalry Division now at 27 West Washington street The notice says after November 11 former officers cannot be commissioned by past records but must pass an examination before a board of officers
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Hagerstown
U. S. Army
Frank N. Hoffmier
Med-Orc
Richard de Catlett
Inforc
J. Garvin Hager
Ag-Orc
Paull F. Milter
Q3-Orc
James F. McGuffin
QMORC
Stewart M. Roth
Cay-Orc
62Nd Cavalry Division
West
Washington Street
Five Bandits Take Payroll From Chem Firm
Five masked bandits held up two employees of Isha Wyeth and Brother, Inc. early this morning in Philadelphia, escaping with a payroll totaling 4709 dollars. The robbery occurred at Eleventh Street and Washington Avenue as a section of the plant payroll workers watched in helpless silence.
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Interantzenay News
Philadelphia
Worning
Isha Wyeth and Brother, Inc
Eleventh Street
Washineter Avenue
Recover More Of Stolen Barrels
Twenty four of the forty fine barrels of whisky stolen from the J Clark bonded warehouse last week have thus far been recovered, but only five of the twenty four contained any liquor. The empty barrels bear the same numbers as those recovered, linking them to the original stash.
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J Clark
Cusberic
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Fatty” Arbuckle
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