Bomb Wagon Driver Seen Nearby After Wall Street Explosion
The driver of the wagon that delivered the dynamite used in the Wall Street blast remained near the scene for 48 minutes after the explosion. The Evening World says the bomb aimed to fuel a building trades war and presents a moving picture showing the driver with three men near the Magic Exchange, time stamped at 12 05 o'clock.
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Evening World
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Fire destroys old Charles P. Nathan and Sons store
Sacramento November 18 AP reports fire early today destroyed the Charles P. Nathan and Sons department store in Sacramento with 61 years in business and an estimated loss of 700 dollars. Three firemen were injured when the second floor collapsed during firefighting efforts.
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Sinn Fein and Yankee colors clash in Cork streets
Sinn Fein arches showing both Sinn Fein and American flags sparked clashes last night as stones and revolver fire erupted. Police intervened and arches were removed to restore order. Cork.
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Yankee Colors
Treland
Cotton mill curtailment shows in October consumption drop
Census bureau data show October raw cotton use at 999 837 bales the smallest in six years as mills cut output. Northern mills reduced activity more than southern ones with overall spindle activity slightly up year over year in cotton growing states.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Trimming the Rail Time from New York to Frisco
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad announces the fastest transcontinental service. The Twentieth Century Limited leaves New York at 2 45 p m for Chicago arriving 9 46 a m next day. The Pacific Limited departs at 10 45 and arrives in San Francisco at 8 30 a m the third day.
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Vessels Ordered to Curb Speed and Save Oil
Boston November 13 AP Fuel oil shortage forces naval ships with oil burning engines to reduce speed. Secretary Daniels orders economical steaming except for urgent duties. Harbor craft work limited to naval duty to conserve fuel oil.
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Daniels
Santa Claus Ship to Carry Toys for Adriatic Kiddies
A Navy duty Santa Claus ship will depart from Hampton Roads carrying 2000 pairs of socks and stockings thousands of cans of condensed milk chocolate bars and toys for Dalmatia. The voyage follows Rear Admiral Andrews suggestion to aid Adriatic children who lack clothing nourishment and exposure to toys. The Adria tics gifts are supplied by the American Junior Red Cross and the ship aims to reach Spalato before Christmas.
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Red Cross
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Spalato
Germany Renounces Formal League Bid But Prefers Invitation
Geneva AP reports Germany will not submit a formal application to join the League of Nations, though it would consider accepting an invitation if extended. Dr Hermann Mueller notes opposition by some states could destabilize the league, and argues the body’s universality is flawed without Russia and the United States.
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League of Nations
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Foreign Affairs Committee
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Journal de Geneve
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Russia
United States
Bryan Talks It Over With Boys in Washington Visit
William Jennings Bryan arrived in Washington on November 13 and planned meetings with Democratic leaders. He conferred briefly with Secretary Colby, speaking only for a few minutes before continuing discussions with several party figures.
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Seaplane Wreckage Found Near Muskegon
Wreckage believed to be part of the missing Great Lakes seaplane was picked up by a patrol from White Lake near Muskegon, according to a Coast Guard report. The find narrows search details in the Great Lakes naval station incident.
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Keeping an Eye on Geneva Meet
Washington reports President Wilson and state department officials weigh an unofficial U S representation at the Geneva league of nations meeting next week If chosen the representative will be one of America s diplomatic corps in Europe designated to attend
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League of Nations
Geneva
Europe
Steamer Ballena Damaged by Fire at Vancouver
Fire in Vancouver damaged the Canadian steamer Ballena with an estimated loss of 175000 dollars. Fireman Loren Smith was killed when flames cut off his escape.
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Landis Named High Judge of Baseball in Reorganization Plan
Chicago AP report says Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis will chair a new commission as final arbiter for major league and potential minor league disputes under a reorganization plan. Sixteen clubs back the plan leaving eight teams in each major league, with Landis salary set at 42 500 a year for eight years, joining the minors to form a unified governance.
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Charles A. McDonald
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Kenesaw M. Landis
United Baseball
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Mingue
Boston
John A. Heydler
The
National League
Zion Park Named On Park to Park Route
Zion Park in southern aky will be on the main route of the park to park highway as part of a resolution adopted by the national park to park association in convention. The resolution was introduced to the San Francisco office and maps will show Zion on future routes visited by delegates. A Salt Lake City lecture by a furra my illustrated the park for delegates last night.
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Zion Park
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Ntional Park-To-Park Association
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Salt Lake City
Appointment of officials in Washington and California
Frank D Byington was named commissioner of the county commission in Washington. Frederick A was named commissioner in Rouse County, California, by the president's appointment.
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Calinty
Governor Davis visits Pocatello on return to Boise
Governor D. W. Davis spent a few hours in Pocatello today before returning to Boise on No. 17 this evening. He has enjoyed a fine rest since election and predicts few changes in his administrative staff. Interest is rising statewide in judgeship appointments as the administration examines business matters across the eastern part of the state.
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Graft Allegations Surface in Ship Supplies tale
New York November 18 AP testimony before a congressional committee revealed petty graft in the sale of ship supplies. Liasie Mooranenee, treasurer of Bird Archer Co, testified presents labeled as advertising were paid to officials and salesmen. Albert Waycott supported her account of 1918 payments averaging ten dollars per 20 gallon keg and five dollars per 10 gallon keg.
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The
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Petrone
Albert K. Waycott
Walsh Committee
Socialists to Send Delegate to Bern Conference
The Socialist party of the United States announced it would send a delegate to an international conference at Bern called by English German and Swiss Socialist parties. The aim is to discuss modifications to allow joining the Third Internationale. A Moscow representative will confer with delegates. The U S Socialist party voted last year to join the third Internationale with reservations.
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Socialist Party of the United States Today
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Switzerland
England
Germany
Moscow
Socialist Party of the
Brennan Backs Up on Opinion in Billings Case
San Francisco attorney J. F. Brennan who prosecuted Warren K. Billings in the Mooney murder case says he will not now vote for Billings conviction. The statement comes as Billings remains linked to the Preparedness Day parade bombing.
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Montserrat and San Marcos Collide Off Staten Island
The Spanish mail steamer Montserrat with 379 aboard bound for New York and others collided near Staten Island, with at least one passenger rescued and taken to Ellis Island hospital. The San Marcos arrived safely at her pier after the incident. both vessels faced varying damage and port operations continued.
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American Dies At Rope's End In Armenia
The State Department cabled Constantinople for details on Captain John Shismanian an American from Fresno California who was said to be hanged by French authorities in Armenia. He led the Relief Armenian Legion at Adana Turkey.
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State Department
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John Shismanian
Fresno
Cal
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Adana
Turkey
Princeton Beats Yale 20 to 0 in Classic Grid Clash
Princeton defeated Yale 20 to 0 before about 50 000 at Palmer Stadium in Princeton New Jersey breaking a 23 year drought. Don Laurie scored on a 50 yard run near halftime while Mike Callahan returned a fumbled punt for a TD and Murrey and Keck added field goals.
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Kelley
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Scherrer
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Benson Renamed on Ship Board Appointment Set
Washington AP reports W B Bancon 90 of the shipping board was announced today at the White House. Six additional members named under the merchant marine act include Frederick I Thompson Joseph N Teal John A Donald Chester H Rowell Guy Goff and Charles Sutter with terms ranging from one to five years. Admiral Benson appointed from Georgia as a Democrat for six years and both Atlantic and Pacific coast seats defined. Ratification may delay senate approval expected after March 4. Salaries set at 12000 but payable after funds are appropriated. GOMEL IS TAKEN reports Helsingfors as White troops seize Gomel on the river Seym 100 miles southeast of Mohilev.
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