Too Early to Decide on League Covenant Amendments
Geneva November 23 Too early to decide amendments to the league covenant at this session says Arthur J. Balfour chairman of the committee. He urges a special committee to study changes and report next assembly. Scandinavian delegates push for immediate amendments but are outvoted. South African delegates favor delaying revisions until US proposals surface after President Harding’s consultations.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Assembly
Arthur J. Balfour
Balfour
United States
Blett Harding
Elihu Root
Committee On the International Court
Bithu
Hague
Antonio Huneus
Associated Press
Montenegro
The
Jeague
Maniac Kills One At Passaic County Almshouse
In Paterson New Jersey on November 23 Victor Oddy a 75 year old inmate attacked inmates with a metal bucket during an early morning disturbance at the Passaic county almshouse. One resident 90 year old Jan Pe Block was killed and two other elderly inmates were injured while asleep.
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Maniac
Paterson
N. J
Jan Pe Block
Passaic County
Victor Oddy
Oddy
Hog Prices Slump in St Paul Market
Hog prices in South St Paul slid further today with a 75 cent drop pushing the bottom quotation to 9.26 a hundredweight. This marks the lowest quoted price since January 3, 1917.
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ST. Paul
Minn
South St. Paul
Farmers urge use of grain money in Northwest conference
A conference of several hundred farmers from eastern Washington, eastern Oregon, and northern Idaho urged the treasury to use the United States Grain Corporation profits of about 50 million dollars for farmers. They proposed extending credit through the Federal Reserve Board or other agencies via a revolving fund to aid farmers.
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Spokand
Wash
United States Grain Corporation
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Urine
Secretary of
the Treasury
Federal Reserve ‘Board
Police tighten cordon around Irish leaders
Dublin reports thick military cordon around the city as authorities pursue republican leaders amid outrages. Arrest totals remain undisclosed while prisons fill. Peter Clancy and two others were reportedly shot in a castle lumber room as Dublin Castle acknowledges crowding jail facilities.
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Nublin
Dublin
Dublin Castle
Peter Clancy
Chicago Continues Round-Up of Crooks
Chicago police led by Chief Fitzmorris intensified effort to rid the city of crooks. Dozens of gambling houses saloons billiard halls bowling alleys and cigar stores were raided with over 100 arrests made. Numerous residents were questioned as officers aimed to purge neighborhoods of crime.
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Chicago
Fitzmorris
Tidget John . Richardson
Filmorris Caid
Mob Lynch Negro On Trial In Court
In Tylertown Mississippi on November 23 a mob overpowered court attempts to protect a black man Harry Jacobs during his trial for assaulting a white woman. He was dragged two blocks, tied to an automobile, swung from a tree limb, and riddled with bullets. one bystander was accidentally shot.
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Tylertown
Miss
Harry Jacobs
Unidentified men attack coal miners in Mingo county
Disorders in the Mingo county coal strike zone continued with a raid near Kermit by about 100 unidentified men attacking miners of a coal company. Earlier, on a Norfolk and Western train near Chautair, Ervin Elking was shot and killed, his brother Joe wounded. Three men were arrested in connection with the shooting.
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Charleston
W. Vai
Mingo County
Kermit
Norfolk and Western
Chautaroy
Ervin Elking
Joe
West Virginia
Miter
Soldiers raid Bishop Walsh home in Dublin
Dublin dispatch reports British soldiers raiding the residence of Archbishop Walsh in Drumcondra today. The raid followed despatches from central news desks noting security operations in the area and the involvement of named individuals including William Kelly. The incident underscores heightened tensions in Dublin during the period.
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London
Greece Warned Against Return of Constantine
Paris reports Premier Leygues announced in the Vatican chamber that France would warn Greece against restoring Constantine. Debates adjourned to Thursday. Leygues seeks postponement to act freely and align with Britain on a response to Greece’s potential actions.
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Paris
Leygues
Chamber of Deputies
Vatican
Greece
London
France
M. Leygues
Ua Ay
Germany
Great Britain
Ohio State Won't Consider Postseason Game
Columbus, Nov 28 Ohio State athletic authorities say no postseason game will be considered for this season Head athletic director L W St John notes Western Conference rules limit teams to seven games and no request for permission to play another game will be made Notre Dame was mentioned as a possible opponent in earlier talks but is not to be pursued under current rules
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Columbus
Ohio State
Notre Dame
L. W
John
University
St. John
Explosion Injures Six In Cork Street Morning
A blast on Patrick Street in Cork during the morning wounded six people and caused panic as crowds scattered. The source could not confirm the bomb’s origin and there were no police or soldiers present at the moment.
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Cork
Patrick Street
New Boss Gives Notch Exclusive Rights
Nov.23 report from The Hague notes developments as the state or faction gains exclusive influence. The article fragment mentions Djambi and Whig themes amid shifting leadership. specifics are unclear but indicate power consolidation and political maneuvering.
European Relief Council Formed by Americans
Chicago reports Herbert Hoover announced the formation of a European Relief council at a dinner attended by 300 Chicagoans. The council unites eight American organizations, with Hoover as chairman, to maintain feeding aid for 3,500,000 European children dependent on American charity through the winter.
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Chicago
Federal ‘Council of the Churches of Christ In
America
Knights of Columbus
Cc. A
Europe
Hoaver
Six Men Die in Coal Mine Fire near Jasper Alabama
A gas explosion at the Parish mine of Railway Fuel Company nine miles south of Jasper Alabama killed six miners today and injured ten others, six gravely. Initial count shows 26 men entered the mine this morning after a shutdown. Rescue teams recovered the dead and injured as officials investigated the blast cause.
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Jasper
Ala
Navy
Railway Fuel Company
Here
DuPont Securities Incorporation In Delaware
New York Nov 23 Dupont Securities company was incorporated in Delaware with authorized capital of 7,000,000 in cumulative preferred stock and 100 900 shares of no par common stock to acquire General Motors shares from W C Durant. Officers named include M Dupont president George H Gardner vice president and John J Raskob secretary and treasurer.
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New York
Dupont Securities Company
Delaware
General Motors Corp
Oration
W. C. Durant
Fieries
Dupont
Mr. Dupont
George
H. Gardner
John J. Raskob
ST IS APPROVED a 232A vote in future congresses
A brief notice states approval of a 232A vote in future congresses relating to rights and privileges on postal affairs across other countries. It mentions the act's scope and involves discussions on international postal matters and related privileges.
Republicans's New Appeal For Money Aid
New York Nov 23 Will Hays issued a nationwide appeal to Republicans and supporters to raise about 1.5 million dollars to cover a deficit in the Republican National Committee campaign fund. He noted the 1920 campaign cost about 2.4 million, excluding pre-convention expenses, leaving a shortfall of roughly 1.5 million. He praised small gifts under 1,000 dollars and urged contributions from readers and Republican newspapers to share campaign expenses.
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New York
Republican National Committee
Will H. Hays
Washington
Hays
Ean
Revoke Permission to Lay Cable Line in Biscayne Bay
Washington notes Secretary Baker revoked the May permit granted to Western Union to lay cables at Biscayne Bay Miami Fla by district engineer Jacksonville as of tonight. The action follows a telegraphic withdrawal directive. Canton records indicate Champion Fibre Company will cut operations to four days weekly beginning today due to reductions. Tenn entries note ongoing lack of details.
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Washington
Baker
Western ‘Union Telegraph Company
Biscayne Bay
Miami
Ela
Jacksonville
Canton
No. C
Champion’ Fibre ‘Company
South
Gooding Calls For Embargo To Protect Farmers
Senator elect I R Gooding urged swift action to shield farm products from foreign competition at the Perrine hotel. He proposed an embargo on all farm goods to halt deluges of foreign grown wheat potatoes beans mutton and wool, saying tariffs cannot come quickly enough. He discussed next steps with Sen Reed Smoot and plans to press Washington for early action, stressing this as a nonpartisan farmer protection issue.
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I. R. Gooding
Perrine Hotel
Washington
Smoot
Salt Lake
Reed Smoot
Senate
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