League of Nations asks Wilson to mediate Turkish Armenian conflict
Pasident Wilson is asked to act as mediator between Mustapha Kemel Pasha and the Armenians. The league council seeks a quick reply, offering the United States the chance to use its good offices while noting Armenia’s special interest to Americans.
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No Fraud Found in Dakota Banks Closure Report
In Bismarck on November 24, an official statement declared no fraud or dishonesty found after examination of banks in the Lotthus state. Thirteen banks have closed due to reserve depletion amid widespread farmer note maturities. Efforts are underway to assist reopening through state and out-of-state correspondents.
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Riot at St Patrick's Cathedral in New York
November 26 reports describe Irish sympathizers clashing near Fifth Avenue, St Patrick's Cathedral, during a high requiem mass for Terrance MacSwiney. Crowds disrupted observances, British flag draped across the cathedral, glass shattered, police cordoned off the area as hundreds participated.
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Colby to outline Mexico recognition terms before trip
Washington Nov 25 Secretary Colby to reveal the U S position on recognition of Mexico's provisional government after discussions with M Pesquiera the Mexican agent in Washington He will depart for South America Sunday or Monday and clarify what tangible guarantees Mexico must provide to protect American lives and interests before recognition.
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Mexico
Chinese Province Faces Starvation Crisis Exposed
Report from Victoria notes famine in five main Chinese provinces amid severe shortages. Observers warn aid is slow and living conditions deteriorate as officials struggle to respond.
Utah Greeks pledge support to Venizelos
Utah Greeks, members of the liberal party, pledged their allegiance to the deposed premier Venizelos and sent petitions to the premiers of France and Great Britain, and to Secretary of State Colby and U S Senators Read, Smoot and William H H King, asking them to use their influence to prevent former actions.
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Harding Promises Friendship With Panama Republic
Panama City Panama November 25 President Porras and Warren G Harding pledged enduring brotherhood and cooperation between Panama and the United States at a banquet. Porras spoke for Pan American nations hoping the U S would continue as a guiding light for liberty. Harding spoke as a private citizen, signaling Pan American relations shaping the next four years. The canal zone official and Panamanian leaders attended the lov e feast to strengthen ties with the power operating the Isthmian waterway.
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Soldier and civilian killed in Dublin raid
Dublin reports a soldier and a civilian were shot dead near Phoenix Park gate while civilians were seriously wounded escaping raided farmhouses in Ireland. An earlier body found riddled with bullets at Michelstown. a former soldier shot at Moate. Michael Morrig fatally wounded escaping an escort to Galway camp.
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Jewels Said to Have Been Stolen Found With Ward
Robert Li Ward of Decatur was arrested in Shutt le Washington on warrants from the United States attorney at Shanghai charging robbery forgery and embezzlement. Federal officers said they found 42 pieces of jade and other jewelry in his baggage all reported stolen in China. Ward claimed prior service in Admiral Kolchak s army and promised to explain the gems with his Chinese secretary present.
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Ole Hanson Fights Soap Box Orator in Liverpool
Former Seattle mayor Ole Hanson recounts a street clash in Liverpool after hearing a soap box orator denounce the United States. Hanson took a soap box across the street and sparred with the heckler as his supporters backed him, claiming they "licked good" the other side.
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Passenger train wreck injures many near Belle Fontaine
Twenty three people were injured when Big Four passenger train number 10 northbound collided with an open switch near West Diberty and rammed a freight train on a siding. The wreck toppled the express car and combination baggage car and smoker. Seriously hurt were C. Py Collins and F. A. Schultz of Belle Fontaine, among others. they were taken to Belle Fontaine hospital or treated by ambulances and autos. The engineer suffered scalds and possible death.
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Chester Breaks Silence After Jail Suicide Attempt
Dennis Chester in Kansas City faces murder charges in the Florence Barton case. He previously attempted self harm in Broken Bow jail after recapture from Great Falls. He answered yes when asked if hungry, ending a period of notable silence that worried police.
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Mexican president elect Obregon envoy arrives at border Laredo
A Mexican official delegation led by General M. Perez arrives in Laredo Texas this morning aboard Navy transport to arrange a reception for Governor Hobby and the Texas border state’s officers. The visit aims to prepare the reception and friendly relations at the frontier during the ongoing transition.
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California auto race claims two drivers lives
An Associated Press report from Los Angeles details a fatal crash at a California auto race near the end of an 80 mile event. Chevrolet driver Thomas, inside the bowl, collided with O'Donnell outside as both cars careened down the incline before the fatal impact.
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Local NiGi Overwhelms USC Rivals Record Crowd
A record crowd packed Lincoln Field as local NiGi overwhelmed USC rivals with a dominant performance. The event drew thousands, signaling strong local support and a standout showing by NiGi in the competition.
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Victory Paves Way to Championship of State
In Twin Falls a high school football showdown delivered a dominant 42 to 0 win over Boise, drawing the largest crowd yet as the team extended its untarnished record. The parade and postgame scenes showcased strong Chamber of Commerce support and local pride amid a high‑spirited victory.
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