Colby denounces Roots I n the league of nations
Secretary Colby issued a statement asserting Elihu Root misstated facts about the league covenant. He calls Root wrong on article ten and the substitution of armed force, saying the court idea is lifeless and the league gains vitality from a joint force sanction.
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Associated Press
Washington
Colby
Elihu Root
Root
Mr.Colty
Mr. Root
International Court of Justice
League of Nations
Hague
League
Only Two Counties Vote Dry in Australia
Melbourne October 22 The voting on prohibition in Victoria ended with only two districts voting dry. One hundred districts supported the existing license system while seven voted for production and licensing. The report notes a narrow outcome and uneven regional support for prohibition measures.
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Australia
Melbourne
Victoria
Nugent to Address Twin Falls Meeting Monday
Senator John F. Nugent will address a Monday evening meeting at the Lavering Theatre in Twin Falls. The event is organized by state and county committees, part of his statewide itinerary before election day, focusing on national and state issues including the League of Nations.
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Senator Nugent
Twin Falls
John F. Nugent
Lavering Theater
State Committee
Twin Walls
League of Nations
Halt Printing Of Idaho State Ballots Declared Unlawful
Boise Idaho October 22 Printing of ballots for the general election was halted after Attorney General R J Black ruled that placing a circle at the head of the independent ticket to allow a straight vote was contrary to election laws It is also unlawful to have the word ticket after independent The opinion followed a probate court action filed yesterday The statute bans a top circle or similar mark for independent nominees petitioned candidates
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Boise
Idaho
R. J. Black
Atorney General
Council Proceedings Stalled by Jurisdiction Dispute
Brussels October 22 The council of the league of nations faced delays as disputes over the jurisdiction of a proposed international court of justice slowed progress. Scandinavian nations objected to the plan granting the court authority in cases where either party appeals, arguing this exceeds the covenant of the league.
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Brussels
Council of the League, of Nations
International—Court—Of—Justice
Council
General Assembly of the League
Geneva
League of Nations
Schoolteacher shot by irate mother in Chicago
Mrs Carmi lita Rindoni shot Miss Rosalind Reynolds, a Chicago schoolteacher, twice after a reprimand to her 10 year old son Herman. Reynolds lies in hospital in critical condition. Police search for Rindoni while Herman is placed in a detention home.
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Chicago
Carmilita Rindoni
Rosalind Reynolds
Miss Reynolds
MacSwiney Near Death In London Bulletin
London October 22 The Exchange Telegraph reports Lord Mayor MacSwiney is at the point of death after a violent delirium attack at 7 PM. Mrs MacSwiney remained at his side but he did not recognize her, per the Irish Self Determination League night bulletin.
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London
Exchange ‘Telegraph
MacSwiney
Irish Self Determination League
Forest Fires Rage Between Northville and Wells New York
Forest fires rage along a 14 mile front between Northville and Wells on the upper Candada river with flames fanned by high winds half a mile from Wells village early this morning.
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Glouversville
N.Y
Northville
Wells
Sacandaga River
Governor Cox Demands Retraction On Article 10 Position
Governor Cox reiterates his stance on the League of Nations in telegrams to Eliott Root, demanding a retraction over misrepresentation of his position. He presses for helpful reservations and warns against using American troops for Mexican investors while defending a unanimous league decision.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Eliott Root
League of Nations
Cox
Root
League of Maficus
Mexico
Salvation Army Tag Day Ends Campaign Rush
Today marks tag day for the Salvation Army and the final day of the drive in Twirl Falls. Provincial headquarters will not extend time, underlining the push to raise funds for the work. Volunteers are asked to meet at the Perrine hotel at 10 30 this morning to ensure prompt and united efforts. One dollar tags should be worn by all residents by night.
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Salvation Army
Twirl’ Falls
Migs Stevenson
Perrine Hotel
Attorney Threatens Arrest of Chicago Police Chief
Assistant District Attorney John Kelly warned Chicago Police Chief J J Garity that a federal warrant would be sworn out to seize records in an alcohol trafficking probe if all police records and evidence were not turned over. Kelly had asked for the material earlier and Garity refused.
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Chicago
John Kelly
Pollcs
J. J. Garrity
Kelley
Garity
First University President Candidate For Supreme Court
Judge J H Forney of Moscow, Idaho, former University of Idaho president and longtime state lawyer, seeks election to the Idaho Supreme Court to succeed Chief Justice Morgan who retires to practice law. Forney, a Democrat, touts nonpartisan judiciary and a pioneering Idaho career spanning 35 years at bar, district attorney service, and private practice.
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J. H. Forney
Moscow
University of Idaho
Supreme Court
Wm. M. Morgan
Justice Morgan
Supreme Bench
Judge Forney
United States
Idaho
Board of Regents
Forney
Gompers Attacks Gov Goolidge in Police Strike Critique
Samuel Gompers condemned Governor Coolidge and Police Commissioner Curtiss for their roles in the 1919 Boston police strike. He argued they withheld police protection after officers left posts, risking public safety and tainting law enforcement. The remarks, tied to a Harding administration scenario, framed Coolidge as an agent provocateur.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Coolidge
Harding
Kaiter
Agent Provocateur
United States
Curtiss
Gompers
Bankers Close Annual Session amid Williams-New York Row
Washington Oct 22 Controversy over charges by John Skelton Williams comptroller of the currency against New York bankers dominated the final session of the American Bankers Association. A resolution condemned the unnamed utterances as unjust and harmful to public confidence while Williams issued a formal statement defending his charges.
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Washington
John Skelton Williams
New York
American Bankers’ Association
Betwen
Association
Williams
Resolutions Committee
Francis H. Sisson
Bisse
Tomptroller
Two Policemen Killed in Clare Ambush
Dublin reports two policemen were killed and four wounded when a party of sixty disguised men attacked a patrol at Weakte, County Clare, today. The raid occurred amid renewed unrest as authorities confirm the killings and ongoing searches continue.
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Dublin
Tom “Ayabusha
Weakte
County Clare
Tenia Ope POH Hd reel entertained
A fragment notes a reel being entertained with unclear context. Names, places, or organizations are not discernible. The readable text suggests a casual entertainment reference without concrete details or events.
Brightening Yet Uncertain Britain Rail Strike
London reports a more hopeful coal strike situation as government and miners hold peace talks. Rail area leaders confer tomorrow to consider postponing Sunday night strike if no agreement by Saturday. Transport ministry has volunteer emergency plans if railways shut down.
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Associated Press
London
Tumantar cult leader and wife poisoned in New York
Misha An palbaum founder of the Tumantar ian cult and his wife were rushed to a hospital tonight after reportedly taking poison by mistake. They were described as resting comfortably. The article notes prior separation in 1917 and a marriage to Helen So Yorke in April this year.
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New York
Misha Anpalbaum
Applebaur
Helen So
Yorke
Postal officials reject 2c first class rate boost plan
Washington report states that postal estimates for the upcoming congressional session will not support increasing the two cent first class letter rate. Postmaster Burleson says the department will renew its push for a one cent local delivery rate and expects revenue to rise from a reduction rather than fall.
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Washington
Congress
Burleson
Aid
Postmaster General
PATHER S AKS FOR C LEMENCY FOR HART IN OREGON
Pendleton Oregon October 22 Hoping that he may save the life of Hart the accused man and seeking clemency.
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Pather
Hart
Pendleton
Ore
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