Taylor Says He Is Going to Kentucky
Indianapolis, Nov. 18. William Taylor and Charles Finley, ex governor and ex secretary of Kentucky, remain exiled from Indiana after Governor Goebel’s shooting. Taylor said he has not fixed a return date beyond the early year and intends to go back. Governor elect Wilson of Kentucky said he did not come to see Taylor and will call the pair to court when ready for trial.
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Wilson
Taylor
Finley
Indianapolis
Blue Grass State
Ind
William
Charles Finley
Kentucky
Indiana
Goebel
Elect Wilson
Washington
Caleb Powers
Commonwealth
Secretary Taft Arrives in Vladivostok on Rainbow
Secretary of War Taft lands at Vladivostok aboard the Rainbow after a rough voyage. Salutes exchange with shore batteries as the Rainbow anchors guarded by the Chattanooga and the Galveston. Taft plans to depart for St Petersburg via Trans-Siberian Railroad the morning of Nov 19 and later sail from Hamburg. He will not visit Emperor William and sends regret to Germany’s ambassador.
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St. Petersburg
Kaiser Wilhelm
Hamburg
New York
Vladivostok
Taft
Rainbow
Galveston
Golden Horn
Chattanooga
Vardivostok
Transsiberian
Russia
President Grant
Empperor William
Charlemagne ‘Ower
Germany
England
Roosevelt Plans Popular Loan to Ease Currency Strain
The administration announces a 150 million popular loan to relieve liquidity pressure, split into 50 million Panama canal bonds and 100 million emergency one year notes. Secretary Cortelyou outlines that hoarding must end and Congress will pass a currency bill early. Bids are due by month end through subtreasuries.
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Foraker
Washington, Navy
Cortelyou
Congress
Conthent
New York
Maneléin
White House
Treasury
Roosevelt
Fire destroys five story plant of threshing company
A wall collapse during a blaze at the Icase Thresher Works in East 5 by Weleg 10) Rov and nearby White and Jinn caused the five story Case threshing machine company plant to burn. The loss is estimated at about 200,000 dollars.
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Icase Thresher Works
Weleg
Rov
Ilneee White
Jinn
Walla
Case Threshing Machine Company
Joas
Canton Wink Case Set for Trial in December
Lisbon Ohio November 18 The Canton Wink case has been set for trial in December Judge Noberta of Ashtabula will preside on the bench.
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Lisbon
Noberta of
Ashtabula
Stabbed and Shot on Railroad Track in Lodi
Nicholas Rodman, a construction worker, was found by a passenger train in Lodi with stab wounds and a bullet through his heart. A large sum of money he carried was missing, and the body was recovered just before the train passed.
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Lodi
Nicholas Rodman
Rodman
Socialist Leader Berger Denounces Guards in Labor Address
Victor L. Berger, Milwaukee Socialist leader, told an American Federation of Labor audience in Norfolk on November 18 that a planned boycott was not for defense against a foreign enemy but to shield plutocrats in their war against workers.
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Norfolk
Victor JL. Berger
Milwaukee
American Federation of Labor
National Guild
Will Contest Election Of The Whole Tick&T Poland Scene
Youngstown O Nov 18 The election of the mayor two members of the board of education six councilmen and the town marshal is being contested at Poland on the charge of an illegal ballot at the caucus. The protest was filed in probate court Saturday by Chester P Coney. He had given notice Friday as the last day for filing but the petition arrived yesterday. Friends of the elected men say it came too late.
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Youngstown
Board of Education
Poland
Chester P Coney
Greater Pittsburg Law Declared Constitutional
The Supreme Court of the United States declared the Greater Pittsburg law constitutional today in Washington on November 18. It marks a legal affirmation of the measure with potential statewide impact and sets a precedent for related regulatory authority.
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Washington
Greater Pittsburg
Supreme Court of the
United States
Bryan Taggart predicts Bryan’s win for Democratic nomination
Thomas Taggart of Indiana, national committee chairman, says Bryan Taggart believes Bryan can secure the Democratic nomination next year. Connors of Buffalo attends talks about party dynamics and potential ownership regulations amid uncertain political maneuvering.
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New York
Bryan
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Whilem J. Connors
Buffalo
Russian protest over Turkish action in Persia sparks warnings
Constantinople reports the Russian minister protests the Belzire of Serdecht in Persia by Turkish troops. The Turkish government warns that puppet aggression will be met with firm response. News of the sulz ure Nat just reached St. Peters nur.
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Constantinople
Belzire
Serdecht
Persia
Pupirer
St. Peters Nur
Trials Resume in Caleb Lowers Case at Georgetown
Georgetown Kentucky November 1s with seven jurors in the box court reopened for the second week of the Caleb Lowers trial. Judge Mortis allowed both the avowal of the defense and the counter avowal of the prosecution questioning the governor Taylor’s pardon legality. Juror selection continued as the defense sought to set aside the social venire over alleged irregularities by deputies in summoning veniremen.
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Georgetown
Caleb Lowers
Mortis
Taylor
Becaus
Deuty
Crisis Reaches With The Switchmen Union Strike
Waffalo New York November 18 railroads and the Switchmen Union of North America near end of dispute. Unless one side yields before midnight a new round of developments is expected.
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Waffalo
N.Y
Union of North America
Vandetta Blamed for Riot at Italian Theatre
New York police hold Vandetti responsible for the Italian theatre riot that left six dead, another six dying, and six wounded in the city on November 18. The violence followed unrest surrounding a scheduled performance.
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Vandetta
New York
Vendelli
Earl Says He Has Not Abandoned Affinity Rumors
Paris reports Mia Pordinand Earle and American artist Earl Earle deny patching up quarrels over Infinity. Ming Kuttner notes there is no truth to the claim and asserts the couple remain separated or unsettled as of November 13.
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Paris
Mia
Pordinand Earle
Earle
Ming Kuttner
Plea of Insanity in Bradley Trial
Washington on November 18 defense witnesses urged an insanity plea for Mrs. Bradley after the shooting. Reporters recalled a wild eye erratic conduct while government lawyers pressed, a Salt Lake physician described brain impacts from prior blood poisoning surgeries, including delirium.
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Washington
Bradley
Milk price rise adds a cent per quart in Chicago
In Chicago on November 1 1922 milk prices advanced one cent per quart to ten cents. The move affects consumers citywide as dairy vendors adjust tags and notices to reflect the new rate.
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Chicago
Traction Line Shops Destroyed by Fire
Lindon November 4. An overheated stove caused a fire that destroyed traction line shops at West Point. Loss estimated at about 35,000 dollars.
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Traction Line
Ohio penitentiary graft report hints at mismanagement
Columbus November 18. A report to Governor regarding the Ohio penitentiary reveals graft concerns and poor business judgment. The inquiry covers earnings near deficits for many months, with calls to abolish contract labor amid financial shortfalls and strained prison administration.
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Columbus
Hell
Ohio
Abolah Com
Plot to murder Beaver County judge uncovered in Beaver Pa
Beaver Falls police and investigators thwart a murder plot involving J J Patterson and William Howard. Patterson allegedly solicited Howard to kill Judge Holt, offering $1,000 and other incentives. Both men face conspiracy charges after a sting captured the planned crime.
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Beaver Pa
Navy
Willian Howard
Beaver Palle
Slehard
Holt
Beaver County
Muveessuh
J. J. Patterson
Heaven
Howard
Patterson
Madge Holt
Squire Stephen
Fielver
Aeahwkt Watterson
Ing
Patterton
Beaver Falla
Rabb
Herson
Harte Home Burglars Force Entry In Quiet Ligonier
In Ligonier Pennsylvania on a November afternoon three men believed to be blind detectives broke into Mrs Mary Scott Harte’s residence while her family attended church. They forced the front door, pried open a trunk, and stole three diaries and two letters from Attorney Freeman. Police traced the men toward Pittsburgh with George B Verkins and other operatives asserting identification. Mrs Harte, living with the Vince family, faced a frightened, nervous state amid threats of further harassment and fears of murder as detectives pursue the case.
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Ligonier
Bergiare
Vance
Mary Scott Harte
August Hartje
Hartlett
Freeman
Pittsburg
George B. Verkins
Porktia Detective Agency
Roosevelt summons governors to confer on conservation
President Roosevelt invites governors of states and territories to a May 11 and 15 meeting at the White House to discuss conserving the nation’s natural resources. Invitations go to members of both houses of Congress and the Inland Waterways Commission. The letter emphasizes inventorying resources and forecasting future needs to avoid destroying prosperity for descendants, noting widespread resource depletion. Continued on Page Four.
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White House
Washington
Presht Roosevelt
Vongrens
Inland Waters Ways Commission
Santas
United States
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Earl
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Edward Vince
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