Heavy naval item expected in next national budget
Washington reports estimates for the first fiscal year of the new Republican administration are being prepared under Democratic cabinet direction. Naval appropriations will reflect the Wilson-era program, with the U S Navy maintaining a powerful fleet including five battle cruisers and many super-dreadnoughts. Total departmental estimates may exceed four billion dollars, with prior debt refunding part of the next year’s plan.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Senate
House
Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Taft
War Department
Daniels
United States
League of Nations
Nder
Dominie Too Hasty A Shot
In Windsor Ontario Rev J O L Spracklin faces possible trial for the slaying of Beverley Trumble after a raid on the inn. An inquest into the death continued as officers searched for Ed Smith who witnessed the shooting and could testify if Trumble was armed. Spracklin was moved to Chatham as tensions rose in the border town.
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Windsor
Ont
J. O. L. Spracklin
Beverley Trumble
S Inn
Trumble
Ed Smith
Spracklin
Chatham
Cotton Ginned Before November 1 Totaling 7.47 Million Bales
Washington reporting via AP notes cotton ginned before November 1 reached 7 471 352 running bales counting half bales 760 748 and including 23 428 bales of American Egyptian and 562 bales of sea island.
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Washington
Sea Island
Pilot John P Woodward Killed In Fog Plane Crash
John P Woodward air mail pilot died when he flew into a mountain side in dense fog near Laramie Wyoming. A weather bureau fog warning informed Salt Lake City the field received minutes before he departed for Cheyenne. Woodward's home is in Mitchellville Iowa.
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Washington
John P. Woodward
Air Mail
Laramie
Wyo
Post Office Department
Salt Lake City
Weather Bureau
Woodward
Cheyenn Woodward
Mitehelividla Tawa
Red Cross funds directed to local relief work in Bannock county
Preliminary canvass results show local business leaders contributing to Red Cross efforts. Eighty percent of raised funds stay in Bannock county to hire a social worker in Pocatello and maintain a relief record to vet requests before aid.
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RED Cross
Warren Paul
Henry Jarboe
Miltenberger Produce Company
Lewis Pettit
Gem State Lumber Company
Noah 8S. Pond
Walter Newcomb
Nibley-Channel Lumber Company
Horace Whittlesey
Whittlesey Drug Company
Yellowstone Motor Company
Chas
G. Sumner
Nestor Aber
J. J. Guheen
J. E. McDermond
Harry Orr
H. E. Donk
Frank H. Paradice
Bannock County
Pocatello
Audieneets
D Cross Social Agency
Rotary Club Banquet Honors District Officers in Pocatello
The Pocatello Rotary Club hosted a banquet at Rowanis hall Bannock hotel honoring District Governor Ralph Bristol and officers of ten Idaho and five Utah clubs. Speakers included Wess King of Utah and Moscow Governor Jenkins. Armistice Day events and a father son banquet are planned.
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Pocatello
Rotary
American Legion
Supreme Court Orders Release of Nicky Arnstein
The Supreme Court reversed a federal district court and ordered the release of Jules W. Arnstein known as Nicky from New York prison where he had served since August 10 for contempt after refusing to answer questions in a bankruptcy hearing. His name was linked to an alleged bond thieves ring in New York.
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Washington
Federal District Court
Supreme Court Today
Jules W
Nicky) Arnstein
New York
Arnstein
Supreme Court allows storage of liquor for personal use outside home
The Supreme Court ruled that liquor lawfully acquired for personal use may be stored in a place other than the home, upholding that Congress did not intend to prohibit such storage. Justice Clarke said transporting lawfully acquired liquor from a warehouse to the owner's home is not transportation under the enforcement act.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William G. Street
New York City
Congress
Clarke
Prohibition Enforcement
Justice Clarke
Italian parleys begin over Adriatic territories
Slav delegates have reached Bante Margherita near Genoa for talks with Italian reps to settle disputes over eastern Adriatic territories. Discussions to start soon as both sides seek a settlement.
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Rome
Adriatic
Bante Margherita
Genoa
Townleyites Claim Gain in National Nonpartisan League
Minneapolis reports Oliver S. Morris director of league publicity says the Nonpartisan League achieved a remarkable gain in the 1920 election with over 1,000,000 votes in nine states. The group won a North Dakota United States senator, governors in Wisconsin and North Dakota, and increased House membership from four to six, despite Minnesota defeats.
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Minneapolis
National Nonpartisan League
Associated Press Today
Oliver S. Morris
League
Tleague
Morris
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
United States
Nomed
Morrin
Idaho
House of Representatives
Montana
Washing
Nebraska
Boxers to Determine Challenger for Benny Leonard Title
Six lightweight boxers will contest elimination bouts to earn the right to meet Benny Leonard for the light weight title in New York on November 26. Tex Rickard and Billy Gibson discussed the plans in a conference.
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New York
Benny Leonard
Tex Rickard
Billy Gibson
Leonard
Staircase Collapse Kills One at Clermont City Hall
A staircase at Clermont Ferrand city hall collapsed during a ceremony. One person died and nearly 40 were injured as about 100 attendees were hurled to the ground.
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Clermont
Ferrand
France
Idaho Precinct Rears Solid Republican Support
In Bonneville county Idaho at the southeast tip of Idaho falls a single precinct reported a straight Republican vote pattern with 21 ballots cast. Two county offices went Democratic. The 1916 tally there showed Wilson 15 Hughes 14, marking this precinct as uniquely solid for Republicans.
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Idaho Falils
Jacknife Pre
Bonneville County
Ida + pette Wyoming
Wilson
Hughes
Idaho
Harding to sail to Canal Zone on United Fruit ship
President-Elect Harding will depart from New Orleans November 18 aboard the Parismina for the Canal Zone with a party of about 35. Return voyage includes a Norfolk stop en route to Bedford, Virginia for a Elk Lodge address.
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New York
Harding
New Orleans
Canal Zone
United Fruit Company
Norfolk
Senator Harding
Cristobal
Parismina
Istobal
Pastores
Orast
Mr. Harding
Bedford
Elk Dodge
Major Leagues face a war over new commission plan
Chicago in November reports owners of all clubs meeting to choose peace through a restructured national commission or go to war. Eight National and several American League clubs press the Lasker plan. others oppose strong league control and a nonowner run panel.
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Chicago
National Commission
Boston
New York
Lasker
Isheme
St. Louis
Detroit
Johnson
Jothe Ing Aghton
Philadelland
Imbe
Crimea in winter dread as Wrangel holds isthmus
In Constantinople a report says General Wrangel’s South Russian anti Bolsheviki still hold Perekop and Salkovo blocking Crimea’s isthmus. They strengthen with long range guns and barbed wire, while 2 million civilians face scarce food and harsh winter conditions.
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Constantinople
Baron Wrange
Perekop
Salkovo
Crimea
Russia
Wrangel
Seven Mile
Wrengel
Sebastopol
Miners Return After Colorado Lignite Strike Ended
In northern Colorado the ten day miners strike for union recognition was officially called off last night. Only a few miners remained at work as mines began cleanup today in preparation for resuming operations tomorrow.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Republicans Assured Control Of Next Legislature In State
From 35 counties reporting, the Republicans secure 33 of 44 senate seats and 42 of 81 house seats while Democrats hold 2 senators and 2 representatives. Nonpartisan league has minimal presence, with one senate member and no house members. Women representation remains at Bertha V. Erwin. Several counties have yet to report, but GOP landslide is described as historic.
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Senate
House
Nonpartisan League
Harding
Oneida County
J. J. Reed
Gem County
Reed
A. EK. Vannon
Mountainhome
W. 8. Shearer
Nez Perce
Bertha V. Erwin
Twin Falls County
Boundary
Benewah
Bonner
Camas
Clearwater
Franklin
Jerome
Teton
Valley
Avi Tet
Stray bullet kills a woman in New York suburb
The funeral for Colorato Difulco follows a high‑profile incident in which Patrolman Jim Kenny shot at a thief stealing cigarettes and accidentally struck the red cross worker and mother of a newborn. Kenny started a funeral subscription to aid Frank Diggeo and his child.
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New York
Colorato Difulco
East Side
Frank Diggeo
Jim Kenny
Colorato
Red Cross
Kenny
Frank
Socialists Make Gains in Italy
Municipal elections across major Italian cities showed Socialist gains in Milan with a small majority from 120 districts, while Florence yielded a Socialist defeat. Turin Palermo and Naples leaned Constitutionalists, Genoa and Pisa appeared set for Socialist success, Leghorn backed Socialists, and Rome had decided outcomes already. no disorders were reported.
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Rome
Italy
Milan
Socialista
Florence
Turin
Palermo
Naples
Genoa
Pisa
Leghorn
Brazil Protests Seizure at Fiume by Samer Cones
Rio de Janeiro reports protests by local officials to the foreign minister over the seizure at Fiume. Gabriele D'Anounsio of the Samer Cones allegedly carried a barge consigned to Brazil, prompting diplomatic action.
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Rio Janeiro
Fiume
Gabriele D'Anounsio
Brasil
Hunger strikers in Cork described in precarious condition
Reports from Cork jail describe nine remaining Irish hunger strikers in precarious condition on the ninetieth day of their continued refusal to eat. The emaciated prisoners remain determined to starve.
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Cork
France adopts peaceful course after war says Leygues
Premier Leygues tells Petit Parisien that France has shifted from war to peace with same ardor and will reinforce alliances. He urges sincere handling of Franco German questions and backs a robust League of Nations as a check on imperialism. Government aims to enforce Versailles to boost reconstruction and work.
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Paris
France
Premier Leygues
Petit Parisiene
Germany
M. Leygues
League of Nations
Wilson Works On Last Message To Congress
President Wilson has begun drafting his annual message to Congress set to be delivered on December 6 or the next day. White House aides say no details were released but expect revival of reconstruction proposals previously urged at the first special session. The president will host three Latin American envoys Emilio Joubert from Domingo Dr Julio Bianc from Guate and ecu Boeche during the week.
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Senator King
Texas
Harding
Point Isabel
Sabel
Mexico
Mording
China
Mr. Harding
Marion
Washington
Wilson
Congress
White House
Emilio Joubert
Domingo
Julio Bianc
Guate
Ecu Boeche
Indiana coal conspiracy given quietus in court
Attorney General Palmer's orders to bar certain evidence in the soft coal conspiracy cases were argued before Judge Anderson. C B Ames said the orders were misunderstood and that excluded evidence was not covered by the indictment. Judge Anderson questioned Palmer's authority and noted a motion to continue trials indefinitely. Dan W Simms testified his resignation followed Palmer's orders.
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Indianapolis
Attoreney
Palmer
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Anderson
Federal District Court
C. B. Ames
Mn Palmer
Dan W. Simms
Lafayette
Ind
Mexican Row Starts Today in Vera Cruz Strike
Striking stevedores and dock workers in Vera Cruz reject the sixty day armistice agreed in Mexico City. They call a general strike to begin today with possible railroad sympathy. orders have been received from Mexico City. The walkout aims to broaden nationwide, originally slated for November 18.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Chambers of Commerce and Industry
de la Huerta
Mexico City
Earthquake Shakes Madison Area With No Damage
A slight quake near Madison about 4 AM woke residents but caused no reported damage. The tremor was recorded about 40 miles north of Sioux Falls according to AP dispatches from the area.
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Sioux Falls
8. D
Madison
Here
Twin Falls Sunday killing shocks local community
Police investigate a Sunday shooting in Twin Falls where 65 year old Peter Wiederman was shot. Authorities report a suspected motive tied to family tensions as the suspect, a son-in-law, surrendered after the event.
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Falls
Peter Wiederman
Ingran
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