Princeton and Harvard fight to 14 14 tie at Harvard Stadium
Harvard and Princeton battled to a 14 to 14 draw in the annual showdown at Harvard Stadium. Harvard used a late forward passing drive to clinch the tie after Princeton surged in the final period, with 45,000 spectators and 1,400 Princeton students present.
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Faxon
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Yale
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Centre College
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Kane Legendre
Taxon Keck
Tolbert McMammon
Havemeyer Callahan
Dickinson
Bowery Mission Reorients After Prohibition Change
The Bowery mission in New York, serving the East Side for 41 years, announced it will limit activities due to prohibition and focus on Americanizing New York's large immigrant population. It notes the era of saloons has passed and the thoroughfare has changed conditions.
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New York
Bowery
Mainy
Harding Heads South for Rest and Nation Centering on Plans
President elect Harding departs Marion for a month long southern Texas and Panama vacation. He will hunt fish twelve days at Point Isabel then voyaged to the Canal Zone before returning to Bedford and Marion. He will study an association of nations and consult leading statesmen after his return, with cabinet decisions postponed until after vacation.
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Panama
Association of Nations
Marion
Washington
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Brownsville
Point Isabel
Harry M. Daugherty
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Hale
Maine
Elkins
West Virginia
George B. Christian, Jr
D. C
Secret Service
Condition of Clearing Banks Shows Reserve Deficit
The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows a deficit in reserves of 1,306,790 due to a decrease from last week of 15,301,880 below legal requirements.
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New York
Relief Expedition Launched To Rescue Americans At Urga
Washington reports a miniature relief expedition of twelve Americans has formed to rescue Mills and McLaughlin trapped in Urga Mongolia amid fighting with Russians Buriats and Mongols. They seek Chinese permission via the American legation and plan to base operations near Kalgan on the Great Wall.
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Washington
Peking
Outer Mongolia
State Department
Cmes
Legation
Savas
Mills
McLaughlin
Kalgan
Great Wall
China
Mongolia
No Pardon For Debs
President Wilson is understood to oppose any pardon for Debs and others convicted under the espionage act. Debs was found guilty on three counts in 1918 for inciting unrest and disloyalty in the armed forces and opposing recruitment. Labor groups have urged clemency and formed committees with the Attorney General Palmer to press the matter.
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Wilson
Aou
Vedere
Spee
Cleveland
United States
Debs
American Federation of Labor
Montreal
Canada
Palmer
Co operative Marketing Discussed
A Midwest farm bureau committee reported that a permanent large scale cooperative marketing body for grain and early farm products is unlikely unless many farmers unite. The study reviews Pacific coast forms and notes they cannot fix prices and often sell below cost, but see grain growers may favor a broader collective movement if large area consolidation occurs.
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Chicago
Midwst Farm Bureau
Farmers Marketing Committee
Pacific Coast
Blanton Protests Navy Cruise Plans
Representative Blanton of Texas released an open letter to Secretary Daniels criticizing announced cruises of the Atlantic and Pacific fleets. He argued Congress has not authorized the trips and warned that such cruises would need at least seventy percent more coal and oil than normal to operate to South America Africa Australia New Zealand.
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Blanton
Texas
Daniels
Pacific
Atlantic
South America
Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Congress
Japan Resists Concessions Over Treaty Rights with Russia
Japanese government declares it will not recognize private agreements with any power and will not consent to actions infringing its treaty rights with Russia or affecting vital geographic or strategic interests. The stance emphasizes Japan's nonrecognition of the Soviet government and rebuts concessions to Americans.
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Japan
Russia
No Trace Yet in Hunt for Missing Girl Amelia Holme
Reno report says fifty men from Mattle Mountain led by the deputy sheriff found no trace of Amelia Holme after she alighted from a Western Pacific train at Kampos watering station on Wednesday night. Twenty-five square miles have been searched. light snow has fallen obscuring trails.
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Mattle Mountain
Amelia Holme
Western Pacific
Kampos
Capres
Bank Rate Hikes Raise Discount to Six Percent
Bombay and Calcutta reports state the Bank of Bombay and Bank of B raised their discount rates from five to six percent today. The move reflects tighter credit conditions as markets respond to conditions in early November.
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Bombay
Bank of Bombay
Calcutta
Bank of B
Young Girl Shot in Knee as Suspects Open Fire
Grace Phillips, 17, was struck in the knee last night during a confrontation with three men described as a mob. The assailants opened fire after threatening bystanders and fled the scene.
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Cc O
Grace Phillips
France ready to cooperate on new covenant with Washington
Paris officials say France would cooperate with Washington to craft a successor to the Versailles covenant. They note President elect Harding’s “deceased” remark and discuss possible U S input, reservations on Article X, and whether the new framework should be called a league or association to prevent war. Myron Herrick named as potential intermediary.
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Washington
Versailles
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Marion
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United States
League of Nations
France
Skeleton In Slough Found Near Hastings
Authorities investigated a body found in a slough at Wilson near Hastings Minnesota. A bingo-like cheek book recovered showed a stub reading J C Gallagher with a $200 amount dated March 138 1919. The document mentions the Bank of Walthill in Walthill Nebraska.
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Pennsylvania Day Observed at State College
State College observed Pennsylvania Day with a football game against the University of Nebraska. The student cadet regiment was reviewed by Adjutant General Beary and other officials at the Pennsylvania Day assembly following the military program.
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Eral
Buffington
Berlin Strike Frustrates City Power and Transit
Berlin reports a major strike by power and street car workers crippling city services. The outage affects the power and light plant as other essential operations suspend, with the broader impact on daily life and public utilities in the area.
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Electelen
Berio
Hen
Silesia
Pastor Held After Raid In Sandwich Ont Ontario
Rev J O L Spracklin pastor of Sand wich Methodist church and a liquor license inspector are detained in Sandwich jail after the raid on Chappell House inn. Ber ley Trumble is shot dead when he confronted Spracklin in a hallway during the raid. Spracklin fired in self defense according to raiders.
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Ont
J. O. L. Spracklin
Sandwich Methodist Church
Sandwich
Berley Trumble
Chappell House
Spracklin
Trumble
Fire destroys Clare village in Illinois blaze
Sycamore Illinois November 6 The village of Clare nine miles west of here was wiped out by a night fire starting in a coal room and spreading rapidly to all buildings. Firefighters fought the flames but the entire town was consumed.
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Sycamore, Ill
Clare
Here
Alaska Population Declines by 4.9 Percent in Ten Years
Seattle reports Alaska's total population at 54 718, down from 64 356 a decade earlier. Superintendent W T Lopp of the Alaska district census says there are 29 210 whites and 25 508 natives, reflecting the demographic split.
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Alaska
Nea
W. T. Lopp
United States Bureau of Education
Lopp
Reparations dispute between Britain and France settled
Paris reports a British note delivered to the French foreign office ends the dispute over German reparations. Premier Leygues and the British ambassador will meet to finalize the agreement. France now supports a Brussels conference and a Geneva advisory meeting to draft a reparations basis for action by the reparations commission.
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Earl of Derby
Leygues
France
Brussels
Geneva
Commission
Switzerland to Admit Socialists Congress Delegates
Berne November 6 AP The Swiss government will grant free entrance to Switzerland for members of the International Socialist congress meeting in Berne on December 5. The congress will include groups that declined the twenty one conditions for adherence to the Third International at Moscow as set by Russian premier Lenin.
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Switzerland
International Socialist Congress
Moscow
Nikolai Lenine
Korean Women Arrested for Shanghai Provisional Fundraising
A Seoul AP dispatch reports 106 Korean women arrested and charged with collecting funds for the Shanghai provisional government.
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Tokio
Seoul Today
Shanghai Provisional
Ten Women Elected to Michigan Public Offices
Detroit AP report says ten women were elected to public offices in Michigan last Tuesday all Republicans. Eva Hamilton won the state senate seat in Grand Rapids district. Muskegon Delta and Scola counties chose women treasurers. Kalamazoo Osceola elected registrars of deeds. Roscommon Benzie counties elected women sheriffs. Missaukee county chose a woman clerk. a county drainage commission also went to a woman.
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Michigan
Eva Hamilton
Grand Rapids
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Delta
Scola
Kalamazoo
Osceola Eerie
Roscommon
Benzie
Missaukee
Woman Drainage Co
Rearrested on Murder Charge in Parsons Case
Harlan Kentucky November 6 Dr H C Winnes a state veterinarian was rearrested and charged again in the murder of Miss Lara Parsons a school teacher on a mountain trail near here Sept 7 He had been released previously for lack of evidence James M Robinson a negro is also held in connection with the killing authorities did not reveal new details of the investigation
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Lara Parsons
Here
H.C. Winnes
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James M. Robinson
Retreat of anti soviet army around Crimea noted
Sevastopol reports eight divisions of infantry and Budenny cavalry retreating as Wrangel forces withdraw. Soviet pursuers advance along a 200 mile front forcing retreat to the Crimean Peninsula after counterattacks at Kovo and ongoing offensive near Tauida. Constantinople notes allied ships may lend support at Perekop and Salkova as fresh arms reach Sebastopol.
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Tauida
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Kovo
Wrangel
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Eneral Wrangel
J. Bolsh
Constantinople
Black Sea
Weather outlook for next week across regions
Weather predictions for the week starting Monday indicate generally fair and cold conditions in the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri, with fair and moderate temperatures later. The Rocky Mountain and plateau regions expect generally fair and cold, while the Pacific states see fair and cool conditions. frosts are likely except in central and southern California.
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Mississippi
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Missouri
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Plateau
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California
Socialists and Liberals clash in Yucatan violence
In Merida reports say several people were killed and scores wounded after a Thursday night battle linked to the state election campaign. Federal troops were sent to Tecoch and Motul to quell demonstrations and were ordered to avoid firing on mobs unless necessary.
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Yucatan
Merida
Tecoch
Motul
Ricci Named Italian Ambassador to United States
Rome confirms the appointment of Roland Ricci as Italy's ambassador to the United States, a move recently reported by newspapers in Italy.
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Rome
Roland Ricci
United States
Republicans claim wins in key districts and state races
Election returns show Republicans leading in three undetermined congressional districts and aiming for a broader majority as Tennessee upsets and statewide ballot measures entertain a possible shift. In New York Minnesota Missouri and Tennessee districts results vary with potential upsets shaping a 205 to 141 range for GOP control. Colorado votes reject bonds for continental divide tunnels in most precincts.
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Missouri
House of Representatives
Tennessee
Denver
Senate
Colorado
Shipping Board Personnel To Be Announced
AP reports the seven member Shipping Board created by the Transportation Act will be named at the White House within days. Admiral Benson to chair. other appointees include John W. Shackleford Tacoma Joseph T Teal Portland John A Donald New York Frederick J Thompson Mobile with two more from the Great Lakes and interior regions. Judge Shackleford says he has not received official word yet.
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Oregon
Pacific Coast
John A. Donald
New York
Admiral Benson
Atlantic Coast
Frederick J. Thompson
Mobile
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes District
Interior
Donald
Theodore Marburg
Baltimore
Shackef
PoweIe Accepts Position on Shipping Board
Livano California November G AP Chi ter Rowell a Fresno former chair of the Republican state newspaperBee when he was wireashington accepts President Wilsons appointment to the U S shipping board Rowell recently sold the Fresno Republican of which he had been editor since 1898
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Chiter Rowell
Fresno
Chai
Republican State
Ene Bee
Areor
Jury Finds Limited Fixing in Baseball Leaders Trust
A Chicago report states the grand jury found some games were thrown by players but not generally. It trusts leaders in organized baseball to stay above suspicion and notes managers acted quickly to cut implicated players and discourage fixing.
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