Greeks reject Venizelos as Constantine return looms
Paris reports indicate Greece's Premier Venizelos loses as Constantine contemplates return. France and Britain likely unite to bar the ex king from the throne, warning any move would trigger necessary action. Allies call the defeat a shock and view it as Greece’s ingratitude to Venizelos.
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France
Constantine
Greece
Paris
Venizelos
England
Near East
Great Britain
Foreign Office
George
Greece in turmoil as Venizelos cabinet resigns
Premier Venizelos resigns his cabinet after elections show Royalists leading with 250 seats to 118 for Venizelos. Regent Coundouriotis seeks George Rhallis to form a new government. Violence erupts near the foreign office with two killed as armed police quell the shooting.
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Athens
Venizelos
Coundouriotis
Greece
George Rhallis
Salonika
Attica
M. Venizelos
Demetrios Gounaris
Venizelist
Macedonia
Epirus
Aegian Islands
Foreign Office
Greek premier resigns as Khallis asked to form cabinet
George Khallis 80 a former Greek premier and finance minister has been asked by the regent to form a new cabinet after Eliptherios Venizelos resigned this morning. The Athens stock exchange closed amid fear of a panic, according to a Reuters dispatch from Paris.
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London
George Khallis
Eliphtherios Venizelos
Reuter
Paris
Athens
Greece awaits new government as Gounaris named likely premier
An Athens dispatch reports Rhallis refused to form a cabinet and that former Premier Gounaris may head the new government. Troops fired to disperse post election trouble as violence erupts in Athens. Stores and theaters close, soldiers patrol, and the public hunkers down amid clashes at liberal club and opposition HQ.
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Paris
Athens
Rhallis
C @binet
Gounaris
Athena
Liberal Club
Chilean Strike Hampers Mines
Bantingo Chile Nov 16 AP reports a coal shortage worsened by renewed mine stoppages at Leta and Cerone. Miners protest the detention of workers suspected of extremist tendencies, as described to the minister of the interior.
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Bantingo
Chile
Leta
Cerone
Ugee
Assembly keeps off bad ground on Latin American questions
Boliva and Peru withdrew requests for revisions on Chilean treaties to prevent League of Nations from challenging the Monroe Doctrine. Delegates expect no further American disputes arise at the session. The U S favors U N membership and notes arbitration precedent.
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Geneva
Assembly of the
League of Nations
United States
Bolivia
Peru
Chile
Tacna-Arica
Assembly
Argentina
Council of the League
Committee On General
Goldie Rapp Sold for $15000 to New York Club
St Paul Minnesota November 16 AP The infielder Goldie Rapp has been sold by the St Paul American Association club to the New York National club for 15000. The local club will receive a pitcher and an infielder as part payment. Rapp came from Cincinnati last spring.
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St. Paul, Minn
Joseph
Goldie
St. Paul American Association Baseball Club
New York National Club
St. Paul
Cincinnati Club
Moderate quake recorded today at University of Chicago
An earthquake of moderate intensity was recorded early today on the seismograph at the University of Chicago. Vibrations started at 2 34 a m, reached their greatest intensity at 2 51 a m, and died away at 3 15 a m central time.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Telegraph Service Refused by State Department in Cable Dispute
Washington reports state department delays in paying telegraph bills spark Western Union retaliation claims. A Miami landing dispute with a British South American cable ties into World Communications Conference actions and naval patrols. Details hinge on contract terms and executive permits.
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Western Union
Department of State
Miami
Western Union Company
Department
Fla
Barbadoes
South America
State Department
Estern Union
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
International Communications Conference
Daniels
Naval Station
Key West
Senator Elect Frank Gooding Addresses Pocatello Kiwanians
Senator Elect Frank Gooding spoke at the Pocatello Kiwanis luncheon at Rowanis Hall of the Bannock hotel, outlining Idaho and western reclamation goals and promising full effort to secure favorable outcomes. The meeting also discussed three proposed Short Line subways, a report planned for next meeting, and publicity measures including member nicknames and badges.
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Frank
R Gooding
Pocatello Kiwapis Club
Rowanis Hall
Bannock Hegl
Jon
Idaho
Washington
Reclamation
Havenor
Fle Kiwaniang
Pocatello
McCammon
T. D. Jones
R. C. Meority
W. Gray
Abint
Nder
Donald PruSault
Tech
Kiwanians
Universit
Ely
Utah
Kiwaniang
Robert Spangter
New West Maapaine
New West Magazine
Kiwanian Abellerch
Free Wheat From Canada Now Fills Chicago Elevators
Chicago reports show that most wheat in contract and 84,000 bushels of its total stock are Canadian grown. Officials note a weekly stock decline of 168,000 bushels and widespread weak accumulation at western markets as farmers move wheat to markets.
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Canada
Chicago
Tokyo Students Plan Meeting on War With America
Tokio crowds gather as student societies from three private universities organize an all tonight meeting to debate Shall Japan Fight Americas. Police have twice summoned committeemen and urged a change of topic. Speakers include labor and Socialist reps and patriotic groups with bellicose tones anticipated.
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Tokio
Japan
Americas
Subi
Hara
Yomicri Shimbun
United States
Kokumin Shimbun
California
Apan
Germany
Shantung
Korea
Siberia
Grange to Hold Next Year Sessions in Oregon
The national grange voted to hold its year sessions in Oregon with Portland extending the invitation. The exact city to host was not specified.
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Oregon
Boston
Mass
National Grange
Portland
French cabinet names ambassadors to Britain and Spain
Paris reports the cabinet appointed Colonel St Allaire former minister to Spain as ambassador to Great Britain and Jules A de France former high commissioner to Turkey as ambassador to Spain.
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Paris
St. Allaire
Spain
Great Britain
Jules A. de France
Turkey
Indians say Indian Affairs abuses cited at conference
St Lo November 16 AP sweeping criticism of the present administration of the office of Indian affairs and abuses including unlawful seizure and leasing of property by agents of Washington. The report says legislation benefiting the race was blocked by officers of the commissioner of Indian affairs and vows to seek relief after the March 1921 term.
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St. Lo
Office of Indian Affairs
Washington
Pre Dians
Congress
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Tammans and Bonfils Sell The Selle Floto Circus
Denver men H H Tammen and F G Bonfils sold the Selle Floto circus to Je Magivan of Denver, ending years of circus ownership. Mention of related shows by other circuses appears in the report.
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Denver
H. H. Tammen
F. G. Bonfils
Selle Floto Circus
Je Magivan
Barobeck
Wellene Aivece
Agen -Wal
John Robinson
Sugar Reduction New Low Record For The Season
A new low price record for the season was set today as refined sugar fell to 14 cents per pound, with market activity showing subdued demand and slight fluctuations in nearby contracts. The report notes regional pricing shifts and tentative buyer interest ahead of holiday demand.
Record haul made by bandits looting mail car
Council Bluffs officers confirm a Burlington mail car robbery yielded at least 3,500,000 in losses. A sack found contained 800,000 in government bonds, en route from San Francisco to Washington, with a possibility of a larger sum hidden in other pouches. Further sacks were not recovered.
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Council Bluffs
Burlington
San Francisco
Washington, D. C
Mexican Chiefs Are in Unison Over New Mexican Cabinet
Mexico City reports that Adolfo Huerta will head the treasury and General P. Elias Calles will succeed himself as secretary of war under General Obregon who plans to take power at midnight November 30. Obregon’s health worsened with appendicitis and he travels to Cuernavaca for rest.
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Mexico City
Adolfo, Huerta
Ixico
Alvaro
Excelsior
Alerto J. Pani
Treasury
P. Elias Calles
Obregon
General Obregon
Cuernavaca
Chapultepec Castle
Aged man dead after assault in Phoenix area
Coroner's jury links death of 77 year old Thomas G. Check of Topeka Kansas to an assault. Victor Check is jailed awaiting trial and Mrs Victor Check is free on $4000 bond. both charged with aggravated assault.
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Phoenix
Ania
Thomas G. Check
Topeka
Kansas
Check
Victor
Victor Check
Cable ties Germany with United States telegraph links
New York November 16 AP The Western Union Telegraph company announced completion of arrangements with the German telegraph administration for the handling of cable traffic between Germany and the United States and a similar agreement with the French government is pending.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
German Telegraph Administration
Germany
United States
Roosevelt Letter Angers Japan Translation Sparks Debate
A translated Roosevelt letter on U S policy toward Japan appeared via the American Japanese association chaired by Count Shibusawa with a preface by Viscount Kentaroneke. The edition argues the letter promotes friendship while noting past immigration tensions that caused a crisis fifteen years earlier.
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Tokio
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Japan
Iscount
Biichi Shibusawa
Asdociathem
Viscount Kentaroneke
Editimbun
Truth on the Mail Robbery Case Emerges in Omaha
Merlere a 20 year old sorter on the train claims he stood watch on the locomotive while two others did the robbery. Police doubt his confession and arrest Frank Williams in Omaha as a suspect. Will Phillips identified Williams as one of the robbers, but Will proved an alibi and was released. Detectives and investigators heap pressure as they press for more details amid multiple confessions.
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Merlere
Omaha
Frank Williams
Phillips
Will
Claude G
Inspector Glenn
Marshall Shoeer
Ateer
Glenn
De Valera Urges Nationwide Aid for Ireland
Washington reports Eamon de Valera, head of the Irish Republic government, urged a United States wide aid organization at a conference of Irish sympathizers. He proposed the state as the main organizing unit and called for state conventions between February 1 and 15 to form a permanent structure with officers for the year. He warned delay would hurt Ireland as British forces might intensify action.
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Washington
United States
Ireland
Eamonn de Valera
An Hares
Valera
Reds Hit Semenoff Forces in Manchuria
Bolshevik forces pressed General Semenoff’s anti-Bolshevik army at Dauria in Manchuria for three days. Japanese troops near the station threaten to join if fighting crosses into China. General Semenoff sought entry into Manchuria with disarmament but was advised against it by the Chinese commander due to invasion risk.
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Harden
Manchuria
Semenoff
Siberia
Dauria
Manchurian
Bemenoff
New York Projection Aims to Ease Traffic Routes
AP reports on a projected cable plan in New York dated November 18 to handle increasing traffic between the oats tastes as Germany and related routes.
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New York
Germany
Gold output decline prompts call for government support
Denver report notes ongoing fall in U S gold production as miners urge federal aid. George B. Cover, governor of the Colorado American Mining Co, addresses gold producers during a congressional session, stressing the need for government action.
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Denver
Colo
United States
George BE. Covernor
The
Colorado of American Mining Coan
Congress
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