Princeton Harvard Tie In Classic Football At Harvard Stadium
Harvard and Princeton played a 14 to 14 tie in ideal conditions before about 45 000 at Harvard Stadium. Harvard tops scored by Horween and Crocker with Princeton replying via Laurie Garrity and a late drive. Forward passing and strong rushing defined the contest and set the stage for their annual Yale showdown.
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Harvard
Princeton
Horween
Laurie
Tiger
Garrity
Waves
Crimson
Crocker
Faxon
Crimson Rush
Tawney Tiger
Yale
Princeton Tigers
Centre College
Sedgewick
Kane Legendre
Paxon Keck
Condition of clearing banks in New York week deficit
The aerial condition of clearing house banks and trust companies in New York for the week shows a reserve deficit of 1,306,790 dollars, down 15,301,880 dollars from last week and below legal requirements.
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New York
Bowery Mission Changes Focus Amid Prohibition
The Bowery Mission in New York state it will shift its work due to prohibition. After 41 years serving the East Side and its flotsam and jetsam, the charity will now aim to Americanize New York's large foreign population as saloons fade away and conditions on the notorious thoroughfare change.
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New York
Bowery
Over East Side
Harding on vacation trip ahead of presidency
President elect Harding travels by special train with Senator Daugherty and colleagues to Point Isabel Texas for twelve days of hunting and fishing before a Canal Zone voyage and a December 5 Bedford Virginia speech. He plans to study the association of nations proposal first and delays cabinet talks until after returning to Marion.
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Harding
Texas
Panama
Marion
Association of Nations
Washington
St. Louis
San Antonio
Brownsville
Point Isabel
Harry M. Daugherty
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Hale
Maine
Elkins
West Virginia
George RB. Christian, Jr
D. C
Secret Service Headquarters
Southern bankers plan 12 million foreign trading firm
New Orleans November 6. Southern bankers met to form a 12 million foreign trading corporation to market the south’s agricultural products in Europe. Plans include branches in Cuba and Central America. Cotton will get first emphasis but the firm will handle all southern products.
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New Orleans
Europe
Cuba
Central America
Princeton Harvard Clash Tops Eastern Football Race
New York dispatch outlines 1920 eastern college grid scene with Harvard and Princeton undefeated leading the field. The Crimson and Tigers meet at Cambridge as the marquee game, while Yale and others prep for Kneeton and next-week tests. Nebraska faces Penn State, Navy meets Georgetown, and Army eyes a win over TaBonor Valley.
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New York
Gudirons
Harvard
Eleven
New Haven
Blue
Providence Collegians
Kneeton
University of Nebraska
Husky
Rutgers
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Navy
Georgetown
Army
Tabanor Valley
No Pardon For Debs No Pardon For Debs
President Wilson is understood to refuse clemency for Debs serving a ten year federal sentence in Atlanta for espionage act violations. Debs was convicted in Cleveland on charges of inciting disobedience and aiding the enemy. Labor groups have urged clemency, seeking action from Attorney General Palmer.
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Washington
Wilson
Ragen
Debs
Federe Penitentiary
Atlanta
Cleveland
United States
American Federation of Labor
Montreal
Canada
Palmer
Co operative Marketing Discussed Across Regions
Chicago Nov 6 AP A study by a farmers marketing committee reports no permanent or extensive cooperative marketing group will form without strong economic need and broad farmer participation. The Pacific coast system is analyzed for adapting grain and early farm product marketing. The report notes pricing power lies with markets, not the organizations, and many western co ops operate at or below production costs. For success, growers over large areas must consolidate.
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Chicago
Bureau
Farmers Marketing Committee
Pacific Coast
Blanton Protests Navy Cruise Plans Abroad
Representative Blanton a Democrat from Texas issues an open letter to Secretary Daniels denouncing the announced summer cruises of the Atlantic and Pacific fleets. He argues congress did not authorize the trips and naval statistics indicate the two fleets would require at least seventy percent more coal and oil than ordinary to complete such cruises.
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Washington
Blanton
Texas
Daniels
Pacific
Atlantic
South America
Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Congress
Japanese View On Concessions To Americans
The Japanese government states it is not bound to acknowledge private agreements or assent to measures that infringe Japan's treaty rights with Russia or affect her vital geographic and strategic interests, noting no recognition of the Soviet government by the powers.
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Japan
Russia
No Trace of Missing Girl Searched Across 25 Miles
Reno reports fifty men from Maitle Mountain led by the deputy sheriff scoured twenty five square miles around Kampos a railroad watering station after Amelia Holme, who stepped from a Western Pacific train Wednesday night, disappeared. Light snows hinder trails.
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Reno
Maitle Mountain
Amelia Holme
Western Pacific
Kampos
Bank discount rates rise in Bombay and Calcutta
The Bank of Bombay increased its discount rate from five to six percent today. In Calcutta, the Bank of Bengal also raised its rate, signaling tighter monetary policy across major Indian banks.
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Bombay
Bank of Bombay
Calcutta
Bank of Bengal
Masher Shot Young Girl in the Knee
Grace Raoy a 17 year old choir singer was shot in the knee by a young man who attacked her and another girl after choir practice. Betty Raoy sister and another girl escaped unharmed as shots rang out in the Nevada neighborhood. A citizen posse searched the area at dawn but found no trace of the assailants.
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Grace Ra Oy
Heen Suet
Eube
Phill
Betty
FranceReady To Work On New Covenant With Washington
Paris officials said France would cooperate with Washington to craft a new form of the covenant of nations, not Versailles, in response to President-elect Harding’s statement that the Versailles covenant is deceased. They suggested amending the existing league under another name to preserve the aim of preventing war while accommodating American reservations.
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Paris
Washington
Covenant of the of Nations
Versailles
Hardin
Marion
Frenc
State Department
Whit
di Paris
Myron T. Herrick
Francn
Harding
Association of Nations
Geneva
Assembly of the
League of Nations
United States
France
League
Skeleton Found in Vermillion Slough Identified by Clue
Hastings Minn Nov 6 authorities sought to identify a male skeleton found in a Vermillion slough. A lone clue was a check book with a stub payable to J U Gallagher dated March 19 1919, tied to a bank in Walthill Nebraska.
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Hastings
Minn
Vermillion
J. U. Galgher
Walthill
Neb
Pennsylvania Day Observed at State College
State College observed Pennsylvania Day with a football game against the University of Nebraska. The cadet regiment was reviewed by Adjutant General Beary Auditor General Snyder and Judge Buffington of Pittsburgh. Snyder and Buffington spoke at the Pennsylvania Day assembly after the military program.
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State College
Pennsylvania
University of Nebraska
Beary
Snyder
Buffington
Pittsburgh
Berlin strike halts city power and transit actions
Berlin workers at a major electrical and electronics plant walked out, crippling city power and light services and forcing newsrooms to suspend publication as dark streets and halted transport underscored the strike impact.
Pastor Held After Raid in Windsor Ontario Shootout
Rev. J. O. L. Spracklin, pastor of Sand wich Methodist church, and a liquor license inspector were detained after a raid on Chappell House inn. Ber ley Trumble, inn proprietor, was shot and killed when a hallway confrontation occurred as Spracklin and five assistants reportedly forced entry after doors were locked. Trumble allegedly pointed a revolver. Spracklin fired in self defense.
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Windsor
Ont
J. O. L. Spracklin
Sandwich Methodist Church
Sandwich
Berley Trumble
Chappell House
Rev
Spracklin
Trumble
Fire destroys village of Clare in Illinois
Sycamore Illinois November 6 The village of Clare nine miles west of Sycamore was wiped out by a fire that started in a pool room and quickly consumed every building in the town.
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Sycamore, Ill
Clare
Here
Population decline in Alaska over the last decade
Seattle dispatch reports Alaska’s population at 54 7168, a 14.9 percent drop from 64 356 ten years earlier. Officials led by W T Lopp cite 29 210 white residents and 25 508 natives as the northern state’s current demographic split.
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Seattle
Alaska
W. T
Lopp
Question of Reparations Now Settled
Paris reports a British note delivered by Earl of Derby to France clarifies views on German reparations. Premier Leygues and the ambassador will confer tonight to finalize the agreement. France now backs Brussels expert conference and a Geneva advisory meeting to shape a basis for the preparations commission.
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Paris
Oreign Offce
Earl of Derby
Leygues
France
Brussels
Geneva
Preparations Commission
Commission
Switzerland to Admit Socialist Delegates in Berne Congress
Berne Nov 6 AP The Swiss government will grant free entrance to Switzerland for members of the International Socialist congress meeting in Berne December 5. The congress will comprise groups that refused the twenty one conditions for adherence to the Third International at Moscow as set by Soviet premier Lenin.
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Berne
Switzerland
International Socialist Congress
Moscow
Nikolai Lenine
Korean Women Arrested for Shanghai Fund Drive
A Seoul press dispatch reports 106 Korean women arrested and charged with collecting funds for the Shanghai provisional government. The notice datelines Tokio and is dated November 6. The action highlights international intrigue during the Shanghai governance period.
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Tokio
Seoul
Ten Women Elected to Public Offices in Michigan
Detroit AP reports Ten women were elected to public offices in Michigan last Tuesday all Republicans. One will be state senator representing Grand Rapids districts Muskegon Delta and Tuscola counties, others won minor offices including women treasurers registrars of deeds sheriffs clerks and a drainage commissioner.
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Detroit
Michigan
Eva Hamilton
Grand Rapids
Muskogeon
Delta
Tuscola
Kalamazoo
Osceola
Roscommon
Boensie
Misanukee
Hitladale
Lhosen
Rearrested on Murder Charge in Kentucky
Harlan Ky November 6 Dr H C Winnes state veterinarian was arrested again and charged with the murder of Miss Lara Parsons school teacher on a mountain trail near here September 7. County authorities have not disclosed the new turn in the inquiry. James M Robinson a negro is also held in connection with the crime.
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Harlan, Ky
Lara Parsons
Here
H.C. Winnes
Winnes
James M. Robinson
Retreat of Anti-Soviet Army Around Sevastopol
Sevastopol dispatch reports the anti soviet army led by Wrangel retreating after Soviet forces under Budenny pushed from Nikopol toward the Crimean region. Wrangel’s counterattacks on Nov 1 and 2 caused Soviet retreat from Sary, with prisoners and harsh reprisals cited. French and British inquiries consider naval support for Wrangel at Perekop and Salkova as fresh arms flow reaches Sevastopol.
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Sevastopol
Budenny
Wrangel
Tauida
Nikopol
Oetir
Ashoro
Constantinople
Black Sea
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday
Weather predictions from Washington on November 6 forecast generally fair and cold early in the week with moderate temperatures later across the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri regions. Rocky Mountain and plateau areas expect fair and cold, while Pacific states stay fair and cool. Frosts likely except in central and southern California.
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Washington
Upper
Mississippi
Lower
Missouri
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Pacific States
California
Socialists and Liberals clash in Yucatan violence erupts
From Merida reports say clashes between Socialists and Liberals in Yucatan during the state election campaign left several dead and scores wounded. Federal troops were dispatched to Tecoch and Motul to quell disturbances but ordered not to fire on mobs unless the emergency required.
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Mexico City
Yucatan
Merida
Tecoch
Motul
Ricci Named Italy’s Ambassador to United States
Rome announces Roland Ricci officially confirmed as Italy’s ambassador to the United States after prior newspaper reports. He succeeds the previous envoy and will present his credentials in Washington.
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Rome
Roland Ricci
United States
Election results and looming GOP gains shadow Tennessee district turnouts
New Y Nov 6 AP reports Republican leaders claim gains across several undetermined districts. Republicans hold 290 House seats with 138 Democrats and other minor parties. Tennessee districts show possible upsets. Colorado results give Republicans large majorities in both chambers. Bond propositions on tunnels through the continental divide are rejected in 1483 precincts.
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New Y
House of Representatives
Tennessee
Denver
Colorado
Senate
Minental
Shipping Board Expected to Announce New Commissioners
Washington on November 6 AP reports the seven member shipping board created by the transportation act will have its personnel announced at the White House within days. Admiral William S. Benson remains chairman with several Pacific and Atlantic coast figures named, replacing others who declined. Tacoma judge John A. Shackleford indicates he would accept if offered, after returning from San Francisco where he pursued the candidacy.
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Washington
Shipping Board of Seven
White House
Wilson
William S. Benson
Naval Operations
John W. Shackleford
Tacoma
Wash
Joseph T. Teal
Portland
Oregon
Pacific Coast
John A. Donald
New York
Admiral Benson
Atlantic Coast
Frederick I. Thompson
Mobile
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes District
Interior
Donald
Theodore Marburg
Baltimore
Shackleford
Gavin McNab
San Francisco
Martin J. McMillen
John A. Shackleford
Shipping Today
Powell Accepts Post on Shipping Board
Fresno editor Chester Rowell former chairman of the California Republican committee announces he wired Washington to accept President Wilsons appointment to the U S shipping board. Rowell sold the Fresno Republican which he had edited since 1898.
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Fresno
Cal
Chester Rowell
Republican State Committee
Washington, D. C
Wilson
U. S. Shipping Board
Rowell
Fresno Republican
Relief Expedition Launched To Rescue Americans At Urga
Washington reports a miniature relief mission formed by twelve Americans in Peking to rescue two countrymen in Urga Outer Mongolia. The group seeks Chinese permission for a motor convoy while the American legation presses for protection as fighting rages with Russians Buriats and Mongols.
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Washington
Navy
Peking
Urga
Outer Mongolia
State Department
Legation
Mills
Jin
M Trading Company
Ned
Fan
Great Wall
China
Eron
Mongolia
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Woods Dickinson
Hooper
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Fitzgerald
Owen Garrity
Churchill Gilroy
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Princeon
R. W. Maxwell
Swarthmore
Tom Thorpe
Columbia
Fred Murphy
Brown
G. N. Bankart
Dartmouth
Keck
Tolbert
Owen
Owens
McMannion
Bowery Mission
Harding IS Enroute
Secret Service
Cruise
Masher
NEW Covenant
Slough
Berlin
Rock Dastonieht
Bouthen
Gila
Crimean Peninsula
Ricci
Italy
Powell
Shipping Board
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