Eight Under Heavy Bonds League Keeps War Equipment
Geneva November 24 AP Projects for an international staff proposed at Versailles by Leon Bourgeois were debated as disarmament leaders discussed preventing arms reductions until Versailles treaties are ensured. Bourgeois urged a military framework to implement disarmament and defend the treaty's effectiveness amid calls from Italian member Behanzi warning of mass disappointment if no action is taken.
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Geneva
Leon Bourgeois
France
M. Bourgeois
Committee On Disarmament
Behanzi
League
Council of the League
Assembly
Kemal
Committee No. 1
General Organization
Committee On General Organization
Luxemburg
Finland
Montenegro
Albania
of Nations
Jugo-Slavia
Nicholas
Neuilly
Paris
Soviet Plan for Unrest and Soviet Organizers in U S A
Washington reports Russian soviet authorities estimate five million unemployed in the United States by year end. Two representatives of the third Internationale are to arrive in December to organize soviets by trade and unite the revolutionary movement into one fighting body for armed revolution. Officials say precautions are being taken to bar organizers from entering the United States.
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Washington
Third Internationale
Moscow
United States
Communist Party
Zeppelin Seizure Sparks German Engineer Outcry
Stuttgart reports that Dr. Eckener, chief Zeppelin designer, blasts Allied confiscation of Zeppelins at Lake Constance and Nordstern as naked robbery. He warns such actions will fuel Allied control over German airship technology and harm Germany economically.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Lake, Constance
Nordstern
Zeppelin
Schwaebische Kurier
Eckener
Zeppelin Concern
Entente
Knox to spring his resolution on peace with Germany
Senator Knox of Pennsylvania said he would reintroduce at the upcoming Congress a resolution to declare a state of peace with Germany. He noted President Wilson vetoed a similar measure and did not expect passage during the special session next spring after the president elect is inaugurated.
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Washington
Knox
Pennsylvania
Congress
Germany
Wilbon
Seven arraigned in Burlington mail car robbery probe
Seven men and one woman charged in a Burlington railroad mail car robbery were arraigned in federal court in Council Bluffs. Bonds set high to deter use of stolen funds. testimony covered recovery of money and confessions.
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Council Bluffs
Burlington
United State
W. A. Byers
HMAYE
Ollie Jacobson
Clyde R. Poffenberger
Collins
United States
U. S
Fred Shoemaker
Fre E. Poffenberger
Keith Collins
Fred E. Poffenberger
Orville R. Phillips
Poffenberger
Orville
Phillips
Sumner Knox
Daly Home
H. A. Reed
Daly Place
Official Indicted on Charge Libel in Whitman Case
New York November 24 David Hirsch field commissioner of accounts was indicted by the extraordinary grand jury on a charge of libeling former Governor Charles S Whitman and Assistant District Attorney James E Smith. The indictments relate to affidavits Hirsch made public during New Yorks vice crusade of a year ago.
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New York
David Hirschfield
Charles §&. Whitman
James E. Smith
Russians and Turks Reach Tangled Postwar Accord
AP reports Russia and Turkish Nationalists reached a multi point agreement outlining restoration of Turkish areas, Moslem states’ independence, and mutual military and political terms. Key items include Turkish state borders, Moslem state recognition, and deployment of Russian forces, with open hostilities against the Entente allowed.
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Algeria
Egypt
Morocco
Russia
Japanese Steamer Pawlot Rescues Yanagana in Distress
Wireless messages to the Pacific Steamship Co indicate the Japanese steamer Pawlot is speeding to aid the Yanagana which sent distress signals east of Vladivostok. The Pavlot is en route from Vladivostok to Japan when the calls were received.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Steamship Company
Pawlot
Yanagana
Vladivostok
Japan
Grabski resigns as Poland’s finance minister
Warsaw reports Ladislas Grabski has resigned as minister of finance with his resignation and removal noted by city papers. The event reflects a shakeup in Polish government during wartime governance.
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Grabski
Warsaw
Navy
Ladislas Grabski
Finance
Gay Today
Call Japs Bluff Says Sen Carey
Wyoming Governor Robert D. Carey in a telegram to Senator James D. Phelan said it is time for the United States and other nations to call Japan's bluff. He argued that approving a proposed treaty would show US backing down after Japan seized Korea and took Shantung, and that unrestricted Japanese immigration lets Japan make demands.
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Cheyenne
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
James D. Phelan
California
United States
Japan
Carey
Phelan
U. S
Korea
Shantung Peninsula
Idaho Senator Elect Urges Action to Save Farm Markets
Senator elect Frank By is visiting Idaho urging a broad embargo to shield interior markets from collapse. Senator Gooding says he will push senate action to protect farming and stockraising interests with support from both houses. Continued on page 2.
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Yce
Idaho
United States
Frank By
Congress
Interior
Gooding
Senate
Debate Opens in House on Irish Question in Commons
In London the House of Commons began debate on the Irish question as former Prime Minister Asquith led a motion denouncing Dublin killings and reprisals and urging immediate steps toward Irish pacification. He claimed most Irish people and crown forces oppose reprisals and called for a clear front in confronting the violence. The reply from Sir Hamar Greenwood stressed broad Irish desire for peace and defense of crown authority. He cited the Irish republican bulletin and alleged Anglo American influence behind reprisals while defending crown forces amid rising Irish violence.
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London
House of Commons
Asquith
Dublin
Donald MacLean
Arthur Henderson
Tere
Hantar Greenwood
Ireland
Hamar
England
London Liberal Federation
Asqiscient
America
Starhier
Crown Forces
T. Ploor
H. H. Asquith
Irish Ae Department
Viscount Grey
House of Lords
Mr. Asquith
House of
Nevada expected to clash with Santa Clara in close game
San Francisco reports University of Nevada arrives for an eight fort game against Santa Clara University tomorrow. Santa Clara’s captain says the teams expect a close score, with Stanford U mentioned in relation to the game context.
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Roronkow
San Francisco
University of Nevada
Santa Chira University
Santa Clara
Ich
Stanford U
Thanksgiving Dinner Offered for a Small Sum in Macon
Macon Georgia reports an offer of a complete Thanksgiving dinner for ten cents tomorrow by H D Arthur a stewing to ee of the on Tele phone system. Arthur plans unlimited portions including baked goose with cranberry sauce oyster dressing stewed corn celery rolls and coffee with expected break even.
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Macon
H. D. Arthur
Arthur
Five Killed in Wisconsin Boiler Explosion
Janesville Wisconsin reports five persons killed in a boiler explosion at the Stoughton Marketing company's condensing plant in Stoughton Wisconsin. One man was among the dead.
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Janesville
Wis
Stoughton
Stoughton Marketing Company
Holding Company Meets December 13 Postponed
New York, Nov. 24 No meeting of the Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad company the holding company of the Denver and Rio Grande railroad will be held until after December 13 it was announced here today.
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New York
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad Company
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Lindauer Tug Foils Reef Stranding Near Albion
San Francisco reports say the lumber schooner C. L. Lindauer was pulled off a reef at Albion in northern California after storms stranded her. The tug Sea Queen towed the vessel to San Francisco and the Lindauer lost part of her keel but saved her lumber cargo.
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San Francisco
C. L. Lindauer
Albion
California
Sea Queen
Lindauer
Princes Andres and Christopher Arrive in Athens Amid Crowds
In Athens Princes Andres and Christopher arrive from Italy to a warm reception at the palace. Correspondents pressure censorship officials over wartime controls and delayed dispatches amid claims of broken wires and gunfire.
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Athens
Andres
Christopher
Constantine
Greece
Italy
Demetrios Gourearis
George Rhallis
Venizelos
George
Hespering
King George
Great Britain
Asia Minor
Jupiter
Copper Workers Accept Salary Cut in Paris
Paris reports that the union of copper bronze and spelter workers agreed to a salary cut of five to ten percent, effective December 1. The action follows ongoing wage pressure and aims to align with economic conditions and industry standards.
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Paris
Union of Copper, Bronze and Spielter Workers
Sinn Fein plots and Irish unrest stir London
London reports 24 November AP dispatches claim Sinn Fein agents may attack prominent persons and property in London and English cities, citing The Graphic and Irish Bulletin warnings. Bombs injure and kill in Cork, while officials search for suspects and British leaders consider actions on Ireland after outrages.
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London
Sinn Fein
England
Graphic
British
Secret Service
Manchester Ship Canal
Liverpool
Senn Fein
Irish Bulletin
Royal Irish Constabulary
Sheboygan Displays Defiance Over Socialist Council Relic
Large crowds in Sheboygan Wisconsin march to the city hall after the nine Socialist aldermen banished a captured German organ from the tool house. A thousand marchers follow the procession while the majority watch from the council chamber amid cheers and cold weather. Separate bread distribution tensions and bakers’ wage disputes add to a citywide strain.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Old Town
Oegan
Tool House
Common Council
Bread Line Stirs Madrid Amid Shortage
Madrid residents form a long bread line as shortages grip the city. An AP dispatch notes improvised queues in the streets and government measures to stabilize supplies amid rising prices.
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Long Bread
Spanish City
Madrid
Noy
Hoppe declares forfeit in billiards title match
Willie Hoppe forfeits a cap match of 2000 points against Edouard Horemans in New York. The match, set for 100 games to 2000 points, faces adjustments as Hoppe awaits agreement to proceed.
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New York
Willie
Edouard Horemane
Hoppe
Horemans
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