Farmers Union urges nationwide strike to boost prices
Kansas City AP dispatch says the National Farmers Union adopted resolutions calling local unions to withhold production until profitably fair prices return. It plans a St. Louis meeting December 16 to discuss a national farm marketing board and strict immigration enforcement.
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Kansas City
National Farmers Union
St. Louis
Farm Marketing Board
National Farm Marketing Board
Charles 8.Barrett
Union City
Union
United States
Chicago
J. R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
C. ’ Hunt
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Hunt
American Capital Wanted in Germany Ruhr Scheme
Berlin November 18 AP Deputy Bedittenbauer a Bavarian Diet member proposes inviting American capital into the Ruhr district to deter French occupation. He urges forming a single economic unit with American holdings at a 26 percent interest to head off any French invasion.
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Berlin
Bedittenbauer
Econ
Diet
Micvesia
Ruhr
Prohibition Ruling Targets Ginger and Lemmon Extracts
Washington reports Jamaica gger and related extracts classified as alcoholic preparations as of a ninety day phase in prohibition enforcement. Commissioner William of the Internal Revenue Bureau issued orders banning tincture of ginger extract of ginger and other names for beverage use.
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Washington
Jamaica
Gger
William
Internal Revenue Bureau
Greeks vote. Venizelos defeat praised by many in Pocatello
Greek election fanfare dominates local talk as Greek Americans in Pocatello express satisfaction with Constantine’s return and criticize Venizelos as allies’ tool. Residents weigh Allied influence and fear of German fate, while some hope U S pressure could aid Constantine.
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Greece
Pocatello
Gate City
The
Tribune
Venizelos
Constantine
America
Andrew Samargis
Samargis
France
Belgium
Villa
Mexico
Aierew Lakas
Greese
Shetomathnos
Pessimism Over Japan Dwindles
In Tokio a shift toward optimism marks talks with the United States over California disputes. The House of Peers shows renewed interest in the Washington cable conference, and a deputation urged protecting Japan’s interests in the Yap cable link.
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Tokio
Japan
United States
California
House of Peers
Washington
Viscount Uchida
Yap
Turks Denounce Treaty as Invalid, Talaat Says
In an interview published in Anatolian papers, Talaat Pasha, former grand vizier, says Turkish nationalists condemn the treaty with the Allies as invalid and name Soviet Russia as the warden of the Orient. He denounces the Allied powers as imperial oppressors of Muslims.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Soviet Russia
Orient
Talaat
Kish Grand Visier
Aeserte
Van-slamic
Duxainat
Harding's Message to Sou ral and on New Orleans Visit
President-elect Harding stopped in New Orleans for a five hour visit en route to the Panama Canal Zone. In remarks to the New Orleans Association of Commerce he stressed unity, labor dignity, and strengthened ties with Latin America. He urged renewed self-reliance, diversified agriculture, industrial growth, and expansion of inland waterways and merchant marine to boost national safety and world trade.
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New Orleans
Panama Zone
Harding
Panama Canal Zone
America
New South
Southland
New Greece government takes oath as Venizelos quits
George Biakin becomes premier of Greece after elections with M Gounaris interior minister and M Baldaris finance minister sworn in before regent Admiral Mounirondas. Venizelos departs by yacht Narcissus escorted by three British warships amid celebrations and violence in Athens.
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Venizelos
Athens
George Biakin
Grease
Oundouriouic
Hose
M. Gounaris
M. Baldaris
M. Callogeropoulos
M. Rhallis
Vetes
Olga
Constantine
Nice
Narcissus
Mina
Capital
Washington
M. Tsmados
Kimon Colles
Legation
Venizelos Govny
Miniggver Tsmados
Ceres
Rome
France
George Dracopoulo
Four Men Attempt to Hold Up Rancher Near Denver
Four men, suspected by police of a double train robbery attempt near Denver Tuesday night, tried to abduct A Mackingle, wealthy Watkins rancher, as he drove to Denver in his car. Police search for the attackers.
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Mobile
Denver
A. Mackingle
Watkins
Here
Three Electrocuted as Car Lands on High Tension Wire
In Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin at 7:30 last night a car plunged over a bridge and struck a 23 000 volt line. The dead are Louise Senteers 20 Arthur Delwiche 27 and Denti 22 all of Donner Wisconsin.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Louise Senteers
Arthur Delwiche
Ements Denti
Dner
Three Pay the Penalty for Murder as Mob Sits Verdict
In Douglas Georgia a mob of over 150 men shot and killed two black men and a black woman accused in the killing of Pearly Harper a young planter. Sheriff Tanner was overpowered while attempting transfer to Fitzgerald as deputies tried to keep order.
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Douglas
Pearly Harper
Sheriff Tanner
Fitzgeral Keeping
Will Perry
Willie Ivory
Minnie Ivory
Tanner
Ape
American International Corp declares quarterly dividend
New York November 18 AP The American international corporation and its foreign trade subsidiaries today passed its regular quarterly dividend on common stock. The rate has stood at six dollars per share annually since December 1919.
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New York
American International Corporation
Irish troubles widen rift in world relations
Washington reports Frederic C. Howe of the committee of one hundred declares armed force only for dire necessity in Ireland. The commission plans a mission to England and Ireland to study killings, disorders, and economic self sufficiency alongside local self government. Denis Morgan, Thurles teacher and council member, testifies to a nighttime constabulary raid on Irish independence supporters after a July shooting. He describes bullets and grenades wrecking ten homes, no prior rioting, and arrests for attending a town council meeting under government orders.
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Washington
Ireland
Frederic C. Howe
Committee of One Hundred
America
England
Howe
Denis Morgan
Thurles
Morgan
Constabulary
London Raid Reveals Irish Rebel Command Document
Sir Hamar Greenwood told the House of Commons a recent raid in Ireland recovered a document from the Irish republican army chief to his staff. It reportedly contained alarming notes on typhoid among troops and horse disease. The detainee described harsh transport and a prison voyage ending with his five year old son’s death.
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London
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
House of Commons
Irish Republican Army
Morgan
Cork Harbor
Wormwood Tubba
Thurles
Latins in Control of the League
The League of Nations assembly opens with debate on wider scopes while electing six vice presidents and eight officers. News reaches Geneva of Prince Adacka Dowley’s secretary slain during a robbery en route from Tehran. the prince escaped and authorities captured the bandits.
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Council of the
League of Nations
Assembly of the League
Assembly
League
Adacka Dowley
Assemly
Geneva
Teheran
Ispahan
Shiraz
Peres
Spain tipped for League of Nations naval expedition
Madrid papers publish rumors that Spain may join an international military oceanic expedition to Lithuania. The suggestion centers on a warship with two marine companies as Spain's contribution, though details remain unconfirmed.
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Madrid
Spain
League of Nations
Lithuania
Poland to guard Danzig under league accord
Berne reports the League of Nations will entrust Poland with a date to perform the defense of Danzig. Geneva says Spain and Great Britain along with France and Belgium will provide eight troops to Vilna during the plebiscite to decide Lithuania's fate. Five vice presidents were chosen on the first ballot. a sixth member was elected on a second ballot.
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Tomasso Tittoni
Italy
Guiseppe Motta
Baron Hayashi
Viscount Ishii
France
Japan
Berne
League of Tions
Poland
Danzig
Geneva
League of Mations
Spain
Great Britain
Belgium
Vilna
Lithuania
Hymans
H. A. van Karnabeek
Holland
Honorio Peuyerredon
Argentina
Eduard Bens
Caecho- Slovakia
George E. Foster
Trade and Commercce
Orestavia
Brazil
Lord Robert Dee
South Africa
Gaston da Cunha
Rene Viviani
Colorado Makers Cut Sugar Price
Colorado factories announced a further beet sugar price cut to fifty cents a hundredweight. This is the third reduction in ten days and brings total cuts to 250 dollars per hundredweight since the new crop hit the market in October.
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Denver
Cola
Colorado
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