France and Britain Refuse Greek Constantine Return
Paris and London say they will not recognize Constantine if he returns to the Greek throne. Greece may lose aid as leaders seek to reinstate Venizelos allies, while a British squadron remains at Piraeus as Premier George Bhallis meets with Lord Granville aboard the Duke.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
Petit Parisien
Constantine
Greece
Constantin
Athens
Vertime
Re Imed
Venizelos
Steerialias
Smyra
Hile M. Politis
Demetrios Goundaris
Associated Press
M. Venizelos
Asgoe
Smyrna
Papoulos
Paraskevopoulos
Lord Granville
George Bhallis
Piraeus
Rahio
Storm Breaks Over Pacific Coast Dissipating
Weather bureau reports a Pacific coast storm that swept the region for the latter part of the week has weakened and is dissipating as of today. No further details on damage or timing were provided.
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H Francisco
Pacific Coast
Weather Bureau
Soft drink concerns fail to manipulate a ruling in Ohio
Cincinnati attorneys Kramer and Bettmann report to malt and hop dealers that no prohibition enforcement ruling limits sale of malt extract hops to bakers and confectioners. They claim officers had not issued or contemplated such a restriction and that cereal beverage makers pressed for one without success.
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Columbus
Kramer and Bettmann
Cincinnati
Ohio
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Washington
Prohibition Enforcement Office
Peace talks collapse as Soviet breaks off negotiations
Warsaw reports negotiations for a permanent Russia Poland peace have been broken off at Riga. Soviet forces mass to crush Balakovitch and pursue Ukrainian troops, while Polish withdrawal disputes halt talks. Poles abandon Letichev and Mozyr per Soviet statement. Crimea sector notes 34 enemy vessels captured.
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Warsaw
Russia
Poland
Riga
Balakovitch
Kiev
Army inspector general reports graft issue and reforms
Major General J L Chamberlain calls for immediate revision of surplus government store disposal to curb graft after an investigation showed cement sold to a civilian for 1 per ton then resold to a war department branch for 6. He notes hazing progress at West Point and urges personnel, training, and logistics reforms including civilian-to-enlisted replacements and improved property accountability. The report finds German forces healthy except for target practice due to new recruits and lacks experienced officers. Pacific army transport is satisfactory while Atlantic transport is unsatisfactory, needing new commissions and enlisted personnel.
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Washington
J. L. Chamberlain
Army
War Department
Military Academy
West Point
Chamberlain
Inspector General
Germany
Army ‘Transport Service
Pacific
Atlantic
New Mexico Land Suit Dismissed for Lack of Indictment
The Supreme Court dismissed a suit brought by High Reily against Robert Shipman and others over a large tract of land in Ulupe County New Mexico, citing lack of indictment.
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Washington
High Reily
Robert Shipman
Ulupe County
New Mexico
Supreme Court
Russo-Polish peace talks resume as Polish troops withdraw
Riga reports the Soviet delegation head M Joffe informed Polish peace chairman B Dombski that Moscow confirmed the withdrawal of Polish troops to the Polish state frontier. The resumption follows the telegram from Moscow and signals progress in stalled negotiations.
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Riga
M. Joffe
B. Dombski
Moscow
Immigration is Overdone In Opinion Hanson
Ole Hanson former Seattle mayor will testify before the House immigration committee in New York describing congestion and discomfort abroad and urging details of conditions. Hanson recently traveled to seaports in Holland France Belgium Sweden and other countries and has advocated a two year suspension of European immigration.
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New York
Europe
United States
Ole Hanson
Seattle
House Immigration Committee
Albert Johnson
Johnson
Immigration Committee
Hanson
Congress
Holland
France
Belgium
Sweden
Divorced Wife Held in Killing Near Sioux City
Sioux City Iowa November 22 Mrs Ella Nichola 46 is dead and Martha Oxberger now in the city jail held for investigation after a shooting last night at Oxberger home. Oxberger says she acted in self defense. Oxberger is the divorced wife of Henry Nichols husband of the deceased. the couple's 11 year old daughter testified.
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Sioux City
Ella Nichola
Martha Oxberger
Girls Bound To Attend Dance In Cherbourg
Young men riotously attempted to keep local women from attending a dance given by the commander of the American destroyer Broome in Cherbourg France. Only about 100 girls showed up despite the uproar and warnings.
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Cherbourg
France
Broome
Aerbourg
League Action Sought on Armenian Hostilities at Geneva
At Geneva the Allied league debates Armenia crisis urging a united effort to end Turkish Armenian fighting. Leaders including Lord Cecil and M. Viviani push for an international force with estimates from Dr. Newsom of sixty thousand troops. Greece's delegation withdraws amid political upheaval as talks focus on a mandate solution.
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Robert Cecil
Assembly
M. Spalekjoviteh
United States Senate
Harding
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
A. J. Balfour
Great Britain
United States
Armenia
Phe Ue
Balfour
Rene Viviani
France
M. Viviani
League
Fritjot Newsom
Norway
Geneva
Germany
Demetrius Cadamanok
Santos
Meed Xy
Tes
Newberry Case Advanced in Washington Court Arguments
A Washington court today resumed hearings on the Newberry case with arguments involving alleged corrupt practices. The matter includes references to Michigan and potential violations tied to previous rulings and government actions.
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Washington, N
Actu
Prac
Nhat Janu
Ben
Michigan
Turkey Gobblers Triumph Over Kentucky in Thanksgiving Meet
Washington November 22 The Turkey Gobblers and teams from Kentucky clashed on the White House grounds in a spirited contest. Texas leaped ahead but Kentucky’s team emerged victorious though not unharmed.
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Washington
White House
Turkey Gobblers
Wilson
South Trimble
Oentucky
Chamber of Commerce
Cuero
Texas
Kentucky
Eastern railroads face receiverships without relief
Washington reports warn that New England railroads risk receiverships unless immediate financial aid is granted. Counsel for the lines says September returns and October estimates show income insufficient to cover requirements, with eight months deficit at $23.67 million and next year’s outlook about $10 million. Line assets exceed $838 million, requiring about $50.3 million annually for six percent returns.
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Washington
New England
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles F. Choate, Jr
Wilbur L. A. Roe, Jr
Boston
New York Central
Transportation Act
Western Union Moves To Halt Navy Interference In Cable
Western Union Telegraph asks the District of Columbia supreme court for an injunction to stop Secretary Daniels from blocking a Miami to Miami Beach Florida telegraph cable. It cites $100000 already spent and seeks orders to halt threats to destroy the line and to proceed with construction as approved. The petition notes the project replaces an 1899 line and that a prior Barabdoes cable project was halted by warships. Hear Admiral Anderson reportedly urged cessation of work contrary to Washington approval.
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Workington
Western Union Telegraph Company
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Miami
Miami Beach
Florida
Western Union Company
Naval Secretary
Barbadoes
Navy Department
Admiral Anderson
Miami District
War Department
Washington
Houghton Suggests Forward Pass Change for Recovery
Boston on November 22 AP Percy D. Houghton Harvard gridiron coach founder urges curbing the forward pass to resemble basketball. He proposes that an incomplete pass blocked behind the line of scrimmage be recoverable by opponents under the same rules as a blocked kick.
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Boston
Percy D. Houghton
Harvard
Msoh
Haughton
Dublin in turmoil as Black and Tan attacks kill officers
A violent day in Dublin left at least twelve dead and many wounded as Black and Tans raided Croke Park during a football match. Reports say shootings continued into the night amid fires and citywide chaos. In London, the Commons debate turned to the violence with calls for stronger Irish suppression measures.
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London
Dublin
Ireland
Irish Constabulary
Black and Tans
Croke Park
War Office
Hammer Greenwood
Paris
Press Association
Sted Dublin
Black
Tama
Tary Lee
Fii
House of Commons
H of Commons
Josep Devlin
Lloyd George
Devlin
Hamar Greenwood
Hamet
Apo Abe Bex
John Molson
Aeboregan Atcolnshire
Eviin
Viin Gee
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Ley
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Ain Road
Emier Venizelos
Liberty
William
Letichev
Proskurov
Mozyr
Bobruisk
Crimean
Newberry
Turkey
Western Union
Houghton
Fot
Commons
London Times
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