Greek Premier Rhallis Opens Talks With Allies
Paris dispatch says Britain has told former King Constantine and Greek premier George Rhallis it opposes Constantine's return to the throne. If Greece ignores the stance, it risks losing territorial gains from the allies Turkey treaty. Athens reports indicate deadly demonstrations after elections, including women and children killed.
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Paris
Britain
Constantine
Greece
George Rhallis
Petit Parisien
Turkey
Athens
Journal
Former Emperor William May Yet Travel to Corfu
Reports from The Hague indicate William of Germany could travel to Corfu only with allied consent. The Dutch government assured guards for Count Ilohenzollern at Doorn, with no invitation issued. Ex-King Constantine denied inviting William, calling the claim a lie. Venizelos despondent after defeat. his son cites royalist tactics. Athens and Paris note plebiscite on Constantine and Rhallis to visit Entente capitals to discuss allied positions.
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the Hague
William
Germany
Corfu
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Count Ilohenzollern
Doorn
London
Instantine
Greece
Daily Mail
Lucerne
Constantine
Paris
Venizelos
Sophocles Venizelos
Nice
Athens
Rhallis
Ogden Increases Bread Loaf Size by Ten Percent
The largest baking company in Ogden Utah announces immediate 10 percent larger loaf size with no change in price. The move adds volume for consumers in Ogden and surrounding areas.
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Ogden
Utah
Oklahoma Man Shot by His Secretary Faces No Arrest Yet
Ardmore Oklahoma November 23 AP reports Jake L Hamon national committeeman of Oklahoma was shot Sunday night and will not be arrested until his condition improves. Clara Smith formerly his secretary is charged with a statutory offense and the shooting and has left Ardmore for California. Hamon's business manager Frank Ketch denies the shooting and says Hamon accidentally shot himself.
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Ardmore
Okla
Jake L. Hannon
Republican National
Oklahoma
Mias
Clara Smith
Hamon
California
Frank Ketch
Oakland Cops Face Liquor Dealing Charges
Two Oakland policemen are charged with illegal liquor activity without permits. One manufactured and the other sold liquor. identities withheld by city officials as of today.
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Oakland
Cal
Murder Plot Spoiled by Car Accident in Tokyo
In Tokyo the failed assassination of Premier Hara is revealed by a preliminary court finding. Ito, a former artilleryman, planned the May 8 attack with seven bombs made from whiskey bottles and cardboard boxes. He was opposed to the current cabinet and traveled to Tokyo to obtain a revolver and explosives before his crash halted the plan.
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Tokio
Hara
Ito
Sugar prices fall to new low as refiners cut quotes
New York on November 23 reports the Federal Sugar Refining Company trimming its list price to $8.75 per hundred pounds for fine granulated sugar, a season low. Other refiners followed with nine cent quotations.
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New York
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Heavy Snowfall in California Reported by Weather Bureau
A hardening snow pack measured 28 inches at Summit in Placer county and at Falling River and Creek gauges after two major storms swept through the state in the past ten days, officials said in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Summit
Placer County
United States Weather Bureau
German Banks Probed for Smuggling Capital Abroad
Berlin reports that dozens of eminent figures including Crown Princess Cecilie and Prince Eitel Friedrich are linked to a venture aiding contraband in goods and capital. The government probes Cruiser and Phillipson and Sinner Borgland firms for moving millions of marks abroad. prosecutors seize books as inquiries continue.
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Berlin
Cecilie
Eitel Freidrich
August Wilhelm
Joachim
Radolin
Deeicnel Eeen
Germany
Schlessinger, Trier and Company
Sinner, Burghland and Company
Wirth
Sinner, Borgland and Company
Crusser and Phillipson
Amsterdam
Brakeman Frazee Killed At McCammon In Beets Wreck
William Frazee a Short Line brakeman was killed at McCammon when he fell from a topload of beets between cars as an extra local 619 passed. He served in France with the 111th Engineers and died unmarried at age 28. His body was taken to Pocatello on No 17.
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William Frazee
McCammon
Frank Bourne
Frazee
Weir City
Kansas
Pan Frazee
Columbus
111Th Engineers
France
Pocatello
Convictions Handed Down in Bruneau Court
In Brune Germany on November 2 nine defendants faced sentences ranging from one to twelve months in prison after a contested case. Five accused persons were acquitted.
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Une
Germany
Psa
Dublin Under Martial Rule Amid Citywide Picket Barricades
Reports from Dublin describe a near total military cordon as crowds faced cordon lines and bridges closed to permits. Soldiers raided residences while gunfire and clashes disrupted the city as authorities maintained control and halted railway services.
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Dublin
Ireland
Dublin Evening Mail Today
Richard Meir
Peter Clancy
Mune
Reck Ene
League assembly debates Armenia and article revisions
The League of Nations assembly discussed interpretations of Article XVIII on unregistered treaties, with Graebe leading a committee to clarify its meaning. A clash with the council over intervention in Armenia loomed, as committees examined resolutions and mandates while Ukraine sought recognition and a hearing.
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E of Nations
Assembly of the
Graebes
Council
Assembly of the League of Nations
Armenia
Robert Ceail
Union of South Africa
Rene Viviani
France
Henri le Fontaine
Belgium
Fridtjof Nansen
Norway
Honorio Pueyrredon
Argentina
Signor Scanzi
Italy
Council of the League
Viviani
Committee On General Organization of the Assembly of the League of Nations
A. J. Balfour
Great Britain
League
Ukrainia
Geneva
League of Nations
Assembly
United States
Harepe
Ukra
Bukowina
Filipinos Doing Well But Country Requires Financing
Washington reports Major General Frank McIntyre urges American bankers to invest in Philippine agriculture, oil, and minerals to unlock resources. He notes immigration, land leases, debt limits, and citizenship clarifications as reforms, cites labor shortages, and describes Panama-Pacific era trade and Porto Rico progress under the organic act with improving U.S. ties and customs collection.
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Washington
Philippine Islands
Frank McIntyre
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
McIntyre
Philippines
Palippines
Hawaii
United States
Congress
Porto Rico
San Domingo
Western Pacific Plans Stock Issue and Reorganization
Balt Lake November 23. The Western Pacific announces a full reorganization plan involving multi million dollar improvements and the issue of over 1000000 dollars in common and preferred stock. The plan was aired last Saturday and reported to public commissions and railroad interests.
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Balt Lake
Western Pacific Railroad Coihich
Beaver
Secretary Is Landed By Officer Admits Bond Theft
John Doughty, arrested in Oregon City and brought to Portland, admits identity and involvement in stolen bonds tied to Ambrose Small case. He says he does not know Small’s whereabouts. Toronto officer Mitchell identified him after a long pursuit. A $150,000 reward was offered for Small’s return.
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Portland
Ore
John Doughty
Oregon City
Toronto
Canada
Ambrose Joseph
Doughty
A. P. Mitchell
Chicago
Small
Tighty
Edward Fortune
Fortune
Chas. B. Cooper
Cooper
Mitchell W
Mitchell
Soules
Trast
Jack
Toonto
Ambrose J. Small
Civy
Trans-Canada Theaters, Limited
Dow Town
Newaboy
Mr. Small
Ever
Ogden Youth Charged in Family Murder Case
A young Ogden resident faces murder charges related to the death of his father. Authorities say the youth confessed to plotting the crime with his mother and that his accounts include involvement with family and club connections. The case centers on the alleged motive and sequence of events leading to the fatal incident.
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Clough
Taley Solty
Rath
Waa
Eistern
Ogden
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