Mosley Wins Cup at 190 Miles Hour
Despondent Belle Dean attempted suicide at 439 North 4th Avenue in Salt Lake City using a .38 Smith and Wesson revolver. The gun belonged to H. Gonzales who lived there with four Japanese visitors. Dean was taken to Lynn Hospital with a nonlife threatening wound after the shot.
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Mosley
Tinet
Sheriff's Force
Belle Dean
Smith and Wesson
North 4Th Avenue
Gonzales
Jene
Tarry Dean
Awthorne Street
Salt Lake City
M. B. Meltby
San Francisco
Chester Wright
Cisco
Utah
Lynn Hospital
Chicago's raid nets bunch 200
Police chief Fitzmorris conducts third series of raids since last Saturday night. Fifteen road houses were hit by fifty deputy sheriffs in the West side Italian quarter and South Side black belt. No prisoners were released. over 260 suspects at the detective bureau counted, with many retained.
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Chicago
North
Detective Bureau
Fitzmorris
Dlay
West Side
South Side
Black Belt
French Will Ease Trade Blockade With Soviet Russia
Paris reports Premier Leygues told the chamber's foreign relations committee that suppression of the blockade of Russia is favored and that French traders may pursue business with the Soviet government. He said Wrangel's defeat allows France to wind down support, warning of possible decisive action if Berlin repeats provocations.
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Paris
Russia
Committee On Foreign Relations
Chamber of Deputies
Marcel Cachian
Premur
Theness
Humanite
M. Leggues
Baron Wrangel
General Wrangel
France
Wrangel
Servia
Leygues
Walter Simons
Berlin
Italy Declares It Will Not Intervene in Greece
Rome reports an article in the Messagero arguing Italy must stand aloof if France and England intervene in Greece. The piece says Italy will honor self determination and not join powers that once supported the Greek throne, refusing to intervene in Constantine's dynastic dispute.
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Rome
France
England
Greece
Italy
Messagero
Constantine
Irish reprisals question sparks Commons clash
London reports a heated debate in the House of Commons as Sir Donald MacLean accuses Sir Hamar Greenwood of injustice. Greenwood Interjects that the accused is not an assassin while ministerial benches cheer. MacLean says an innocent man suffered for others guilt.
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London
House of Commons
Donald MacLean
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
Canada
Ir Hamar
Donald
Weland
Thanksgiving Day in Pocatello Draws Quiet, Busy Meals
Pocatello celebrated Thanksgiving with quiet streets and holiday closures. Hotels prepared special menus for visitors while services were held in several churches. The afternoon featured a large crowd for the Idaho Tech and Utah freshmen football game at Tech field starting 2:30, with Coach Hutchinson's warriors aiming for a strong showing.
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Pocatello
Idaho Tech-Utah
Tech
Hutchinson
Warriors
Greek princes are warmly greeted in Athens and Pireas
Princess Christophoros of Greece formerly Mrs William B Leeds of New York received Athens dispatches reporting that her husband and Prince Andreas were greeted with overwhelming emotion in Pireas and Athens. She will depart for Greece next Saturday to join him.
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Rome
Christophoros
Greece
William B. Leeds
New York
Athens
Andreas
Pireas
New Railroad to the Coast Could Form Transcontinental Line
Salt Lake City November 25 AP The Chicago Burlington and Quincy Denver and Rio Grande and Western Pacific may form an alliance for a transcontinental line A Burlington official P S Eustis says through freight service has begun with D and RG and a December 1 routing change would create a continuous Chicago to San Francisco line
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Salt Lake
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Denver and Rio Grande
Western Pacific
Eustis
Burlington
Denver & Rio Grande
Chicago
San Francisco
Noted Suffragist Desha Breckinridge Dies in Kentucky
Lexington Kentucky November 25 AP Mrs Desha Breckinridge noted suffrage and woman's club worker died here today of apoplexy Her husband edits the Lexington Herald She was a great granddaughter of Henry Clay
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Lexington
Desha Breckinridge
Woman’s Club
The
Lexington Herald
Henry Clay
Coahuila Coal Strike Ends on Mexican Government Terms
Eagle Pass Texas November 25 coal miners in Coahuila ended their strike by returning to work under Mexican government terms, according to reports received here.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Coahuila
League of Nations Deliberations Pause for Committee Work
Geneva November 25 AP – No assembly meeting was held to allow committees full time for work. Wilson may be asked to mediate Turkish nationalist Mustapha Kemal Pasha and Armenians while smaller nations push for greater council representation. Debate on committee conclusions looms as factions emerge over mandates court and economic blockade.
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Geneva
Assembly of the League of Nations
Council of the League of Nations
Wilson
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Assembly
Council of the League
Honorio Pueyrredon
Argentina
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Thanksgiving Day at National Seat a Holiday Event
Washington observed Thanksgiving with federal offices closed and many private firms shut. President Wilson stayed home after church services while Mrs Wilson planned to attend morning services and host a small turkey dinner in the evening.
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Washington
Mastiof
Tmple
Wilson
White House
Speed Kings in Big Race Today
Los Antelica Autome ers, famed for their speedways, race today in Beverly Hills for the 1920 championship and the title Speed King of the Year.
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Speed Kings
Los Antelica
aAutomeers
Beverly Hills
Premiers Hold Close Caucus As London Talks Loom
Paris dispatches report Premier George Leygues sails to London for a 9:45 AM meeting with Premier Lloyd George. They will discuss the Greek election, the Russian situation, and Near East issues with likely participation from Venizelos and Giolitti. An Athens report says Greek representatives may join to explain recent events.
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Paris
George Leygues
London
Lloyd George
Britain
Near East
Venizelos
Mafin
Italy
Giolitti
Athens
Rhallis
Rhine Army Is Thorn In Side Of The Old German Regime
Berlin reports a debate over troops in the Rhineland with German leaders blaming postwar policy for burdens. speakers warn the Versailles treaty may be repudiated as workers in France and Germany grow powerful. A Democrat accuses Entente forces of unchecked troop presence.
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Olph Dreitscheid
Independent League
Germany
Steeel
France
Adolf Korell
Democrat Party
Nload
Rhineland
Secretian
Washington
London
Paris
Wilson
Kenosha Man Wounded In Family Dispute
A man named Vaughn suffered a knife wound in a family quarrel, treated at Kenosha hospital. The attacker was identified as Vaughn’s father in law Harry Git, with police noting the incident occurred during a domestic dispute.
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Kenosha
Sub-Chasers Frustrate Plan to Connect West Union Cable
Miami reports additional reinforcements from Key West aided sub-chaser 154 in blocking Western Union Telegraph Company workers from wiring a cable across Biscayne Bay between Miami and Miami Beach. Armed guards and searchlights kept watch on the cable barge and viaducts through the night as workers returned. The Washington navy department had no word on Miami actions to prevent the cable lay, stating it would not be informed of such operations.
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Miami
Fla
Key West
Western Union Teleaph Company
Biscayne Bay
Miami Beach
Western Union Telegraph Company
Keywest
Washington
Navy Department
Naval
Department
Trunks of growing trees cited in radio work advances
Washington November 25 AP A year of Army Signal Corps experiments is described in Major General George C Squires annual report noting use of growing tree trunks as radio antenna elements and underwater conductors for transmitting messages. The report highlights trained radio operators aiding aerial forest service and pigeon service and lists new field radio pack sets and an army plane radio set with 80 to 100 mile telephone range and 200 to 260 mile telegraph range.
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Washington
Army Signal Corps
George C. Squires
Baker
Squires
Poles Disarm 25000 Fugitives From Red Armies Near Tarnopol
Warsaw dispatch says Bolshevik bombardment of Podwoloczy near Tarnopol killed five and wounded sixteen as Polish forces repelled the attack. Reports claim General Permykin’s Russian army and Petiura’s Ukrainians were destroyed, with 25000 refugees driven across the frontier and sent to internment camps.
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Warsaw
Zbrucz
Podwoloczy
Tarnopol
Permykin
Simon Petiura
Zbiyez
Petiura
Pavienko
Government Acts Against Strikers in Saragossa
Madrid dispatch says the government moves to end the general strike in Saragossa. It threatens arrest of sugar refinery directors if refineries are not opened by Friday and closes the offices of the sugar workers union.
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Madrid
Saragossa
Trades Union of Sugar Workers
Kentucky Pastor to Referee Three Football Games
The Rev. Ralph W. Owen of Second Presbyterian Church in Lexington will set a Kentucky football record by serving as referee at three games today starting at 1 AM. He is to preside over the Lexington High and Somerset High matchups and another regular schedule contest.
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Lexington
Ralph W. Owen
Kentucky
Lexington Higs-Somerset High
Living wage in New York set at 2682 year
New York on November 26 AP report states a living wage for a five person family in New York City is 2682 dollars per year. John Minesa of the Printing Press and Erew union outlines wage demands with itemized costs for food clothing rent and other expenses.
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New York
New York City
John P. Minesa
Printing Press
Erew Union
Trustee Severin Jones Dies in Philadelphia
Severin Jones, a trustee of the University of Pennsylvania and a prominent Philadelphia lawyer, died last night at age seventy. The news was announced today.
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Philadelphia
Severin Jones
University of Pennsylvania
Football Final From Philadelphia on November 26
A brief football final from Philadelphia reports an event dated November 26 with financial or car-related details not fully readable. The fragment hints at a game result or score tied to Pennsylvania and an eight-dollar amount, but specifics are unclear.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Mosley sets Pulitizer trophy pace at Mitchell Field
Lieutenant Mosley posts unofficial 4 lap time of 44 minutes 29.57 seconds on the 140 mile triangular course as Captain Hartney’s Morse machine leads at 178 mph. Injuries occur when planes collide before start. Pershing and Secretary Daniels among onlookers as Mitchel Field hosts the Pulitzer Trophy trials.
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Mosley
Ligsten
B. G. Bradley
Marine Corps
Meadow Brook
Farmingdale
Mitchelfield
John J. Pershing
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Mitchell Field
Army
Navy
United States Army
Lieut
O. K. Kelly
Naval
J. F. Wolfer
Lieut. Kelly
One Prisoner Still at Large After Court Martial Escape
Cherberrg Nov 25 AP reports one of seven court martial prisoners who escaped yesterday from the Pocahontas remains at large. Authorities say the fugitive formerly was at an American base in Oh and knows the nearby area. James Laney and another man were captured today after bitter miles inland.
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Cherberrg
Rt Pocahontas
Bert J. Eee
Ohand
James Laney
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