Krupp Scandal Expands as Trial Reveals Secrets
Berlin Nov 6 The Krupp armaments case widens as disclosures at the Otto Eccius and Maximilias Brandt trial intensify scrutiny of directors. The public prosecutor seeks to bar oath for several Krupp directors, warning they may face later charges. incriminating letters produced during the proceedings revive suspicion against executives.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Otto Eccius
Maximilias Brandt
Krupp Arament
Krupp
McManigal Shipped From Jail to Tampa then Havana
Los Angeles officials instructed to ship Ortie E. McManigal's effects to Tampa after his release. He is said to head for Havana and then South America as part of his travel plans following the dynamite conspiracy case involving the McNamara brothers.
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Los Angeles
Tampa
Fla
Ortie E. McManigal
McNamara Brothers
McManigal
Havana
South America
New York Begins 1000-Foot Hudson Pier Project
Work started yesterday on a 1000 foot pier at Forty Sixth Street marking harbor improvements aimed at placing New York on par with world ports. Plans call for more piers of equal length and eventual Hudson river waterfront redevelopment for future ocean liners. Mayor Adolph Klein and Mayor-elect Mitchel attended with Chamber of Commerce and Maritime Association officials.
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Associated Press
New York
Hudson River
Forty-Sixth Street
Adolph Kline
Mitchel
Chamber of Commerce
The
Maritime Association
Mayor and Aldermen of Rome to Resign After Election Defeat
The mayor Nathan and the Rome aldermen will resign after the November second defeat of bloc backed candidates in the second ballot. They announced the decision following a heated discussion yesterday.
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Rome
Associated Press
Nathan
Christmas Charities Spugs Appeal For Useful Giving
Mrs Belmont wife of a New York traction magnate leads a society proposed to curb useless Christmas gifts. The group seeks donations to charities to brighten the Christmas for thousands of poor families nationwide.
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New York Society
Society For the Prevention
Hatfield to Inspect West Virginia Penitentiary
Governor Hatfield departed Charleston for Moundsville to personally investigate charges of cruelty to inmates at the state penitentiary. He is joined by Dr. J. E. Robinson of the state board of health.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Hatfield
Moundsville
State Penitentiary
J. E. Robinson
State Board of Health
Woman’s decade of pain eased by herb remedy claim
Auburn New York resident Mrs William H Gill reports ten years of nervousness and organic pains eased after four months on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. In St Cloud Minnesota a mother of two credits the product after overwork and worry left her unable to cope. The ad touts the compound as the most efficient remedy for female ills and urges others to try it.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Auburn
N. Y
William H. Gill
Pleasant Street
New York
St. Cloud
Minn
Bertham
Quickstadt
5Th Avenue, S., St. Cloud, Minn
Pankhurst Forms Militant Volunteer Corps in London
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst announced the formation of a militant labor and suffrage volunteer corps under Captain Sir Francis Vane at Bow Baths. The event sparked clashes as police surrounded George Lansbury’s home and arrests were avoided amid a chaotic, injury marked escape by protesters and reporters.
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Associated Press
London
Sylvia Pankhurst
Bow Baths
East End
Francis Vane
Zeke Emerson
Jackson
Mich
George Lansbury
Lansbury
Bethnal Green
Daisy Lansbury
Miss Pankhurst
Mr. Lansbury
Francis
Stefansson Expedition Reaches Arctic Northernmost Alaska
Canadian Arctic party led by Stefansson reports vessels Karluk Mary Sachs and Alaska reached Point Barrow on August 8 15 and 20 and plan to split at Herschel Island. All aboard are reported well native reports indicated no missing members. Stefansson aims to uncover an unknown Arctic continent with a scientist contingent studying copper deposits and the white Eskimos.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Ont
Stefansson
Alaska
Geographical Survey
Karluk
Mary Sachs
Point Barrow
Herschel Island
Arctic
R. M. Anderson
Filipinos At Ghent Starving After Exhibition Strike
A group of fifty five Filipinos brought to Ghent as an expo attraction are starving. Nine have died from exposure and they report eight months without wages due to the collapse of their amusement enterprise. They petition the American consul-general at Antwerp to return home to avoid starvation or imprisonment as vagrants.
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Associated Press
Ghent
Antwerp
General shakeup in the Japan embassy
A reassignment follows the assassination of Abe the director of political affairs. K Shidehara moves to London, Naga kage Okabe shifts as attache, Kioke returns to Tokyo to appoint Abe's successor, with Shidehara expected for immediate ministerial promotion. Yagoro Minera to Paris becomes counselor in Tokyo.
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Associated Press
Washington
London
K. Shidehara
Nagakage Okabe
Abe
Kioke
Tokio
Shidehara
Yagoro
Saved His Foot by Bucklen Arnica Salve
Bantam CO resident H D Ely suffered a four year foot ulcer. Doctors advised amputation but he refused and used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a last resort, reporting his foot was soon completely cured. Promoted as a remedy for burns cuts bruises and eczema with 25 cent boxes from Bucklen & Co.
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H. D. Ely
Bantam, CO
Bucklen
H. EB. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Mobile Latin Review Issued To Aid Trade
A new Spanish-American journal titled Mobile has launched in Mobile Alabama. Edited by M de Lincer and L Castellanes the monthly commercial and industrial review operates under the Mobile Chamber of Commerce to foster economic ties among Mobile Alabama the state and United States with Latin America. It offers to serve merchants in Alabama and Latin America and acts as a bureau of information answering questions in Spanish French or English about commercial industrial and economic conditions of these regions.
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United States
Latin-America
Alabama
Latin- America
Fielder Wins New Jersey Governorship in Wide Lead
From late returns, James F. Fielder Democrat leads Edward C. Stokes Republican by at least 38,000 votes in New Jersey governor race. Democrats gain control of both state houses. Senate 11D 24R and Assembly 36D 24R, ensuring Democratic joint ballot majority and comptroller selection.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
James F. Fielder
Edward C. Stokes
Senate
Assembly
Fielder
Stokes
London Papers Welcome U S Election Victory
London morning papers praise the defeat of Tammany as a fresh start for democracy in America and a higher civic standard. They view the win as renewed confidence in the president's administration and note The Graphic links the result to public approval of Wilson's Mexican policy and Huerta should heed it.
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London
America
Wilson
Huerta
Stokes Congratulates Fielder on Victory in State Race
Mr. Stokes wired Mr. Fielder yesterday to congratulate him on his win and wish a successful administration, signaling a smooth transition after the election in the remaining six counties.
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Stokes
Fielder
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Sovereign
Durham
N. C
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