U S Aid in Europe Praised as Nations War Reforms
In Chicago a journalist from Australia praises American relief efforts in Europe led by the Red Cross and Y M C A and Samaritan groups. He argues America helped feed millions during reconstruction and that European woes stem from old world feudalism, urging mutual interdependence and continued support.
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Chicago
Europe
America
League of Nations
E. R. Peacock
United States
Asia
A. Gray Samaritans
New World
Fatal Salt Lake Limited wreck in California
Six bodies have been removed from the wreck of the Los Angeles limited of the Salt Lake railroad near San Bernardino California after a disastrous crash on the latter date. Rescue crews continue to search for survivors as investigators assess the scene and cause.
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Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Desert
San Bernardino
Cal
Los Angeles Limited
Salt Lake Railroad
Train wreck toll rises with twelve believed dead
Rescue teams search wreckage for more bodies after a deadly collision. At least twelve are believed killed with most fatalities in the dining car. Only name received is Thomas Bell, train electrician and baggage man. James I White, conductor, was seriously injured as other crew members escaped.
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Thomas Bell
James I. White
U. S. Navy 145 Years Old Monument Unveiled
In Washington on November 1 a bronze tablet commemorating the founding of the American navy 145 years ago was unveiled with participation by Navy representatives and veterans of the American Revolution.
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Navy
Washington
Plane maker sues for 102 million over alleged conspiracy
KE Rice an airplane inventor on the Pacific coast files in the district supreme court a suit seeking 102 million dollars in damages. He accuses Secretary Baker Postmaster General Burleson and Democratic members of the house military committee of blocking orders to buy airplanes using his invention depriving him of profits.
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Washington
District Supreme Court
KE. L. Rice
Pacific Coast
Baker
Burleson
House Military Committee
House of Representatives
Rice
Upper Peninsula liquor law violators sent to Detroit
Sixteen violators from the upper peninsula arrived in Detroit under U S Marshal escort. Judge C A Sessions told them they must spend from sixty days to six months thinking it over at the Detroit House of Correction. This group is the largest single contingent from the UP to be sent there.
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Detroit
Upper Peninsula
C. A. Sessions
United States
Herman O'Connor
Marquette
Detroit House of Correction
Meat prices fall in October wholesale index
The Institute of American Meat Packers reports October wholesale meat prices fell 13 percent overall, with pork dropping 15 to 21 percent.
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Chicago
Institute of American Meat Packers
Campaign rivalriots mar Sunday attack near St Agnes church
Edwin Larney, lawyer with Pollock Rainey Larney, shot in the right leg near Thirty ninth Street and Archer Avenue as crowds left St Agnes church. Louis Pommier, a Circuit Court clerk, beaten. Police attribute the violence to a feud between supporters of Congressman John W Rainey and Republican challenger John Golomb eske. four men in a car carried out the assaults.
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Chicago
John W. Rainey
Fourth Congression
John Golombieske
Edwin Larney
Larney A
Pollock, Rainey
Larney
St. Agnes’ Church
Thirty-ninth Street
Washtenaw Avenue
Pommier
Japan to place assertive diplomats in forefront of world affairs
London reports that Japan has reshuffled its top embassies with assertive men to push Japan's rights as a great power. New envoys Baron Hayashi and Viscount Ishii replace quieter predecessors, under strong influence of the general staff, signaling a shift in Tokyo’s diplomatic posture.
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London
Japan
Liverpool Post
Tokio Corps
M. Matsui
Paris
Council
League of Nations
League
Baron Makino
Viscount Chinda
Baron Hayashi
Viscount Ishii
Naval Leaders Urge Britain to Lead Abroad
In naval and military matters, Hasover the Tokio foreign office, and is eager for the country to play a leading role abroad.
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Tokio Foreign Office
First Polls In Abolition Vote Open Tomorrow
The opening abolition election polls will be held tomorrow with Aberdeen, Perth, and Dumfries voting in cities and towns across Scotland. Voters cast ballots in London and northern Scotland, while rest of region undergoes voting over nearly two weeks amid ward by ward choices on prohibition. A separate fire at Charleton West Virginia caused about 700000 dollars in damages to two large business district buildings of undetermined origin.
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Aberdeen
Ell
Dumfries
London
Scotland
Perth
Charerton
W Va
Chartestom
Girl Autoist Is Killed In Crash In Chicago
Mrs Florence Hedrick Sehoy twenty lived with her parents at 2708 Francis Place died when the automobile they rode in struck a tree at Slumboldt Park. Miss Edina Herick nineteen sister is hospitalized with severe head cuts. Harold J Martinson twenty four and Walter Farsland under arrest as inquest into her death proceeds.
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Chicago
Florence Hedrick Sehoy
Francis Place
Slumboldt Park
Harold J. Martinson
Henry Court
Standard Dairy Company
Walter EF. Farsland
Ashland Avenue
Farsiund
U S STAFF IN MEXICO TO RESIGN SUMMERLIN SUMMONED HOME
The State Department plans a major reshaping of the Mexican diplomatic mission after recognizing the Tuerta government. George Summerlin, longtime charge d affaires in Mexico City, is expected to resign, with others likely to follow. Creel's influence on policy prompted resistance from regular staff and aided approval of recognition. Fletcher also resigned citing policy conflicts. Mrs. Will Strain of Keota shopped here Saturday.
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State Department
Creel
Washington
de la Tuerta
Mexico
George Summerlin
Mexico City
Summers
George Creel
Summerlin
Colby
Fletcher
Department
Mexican Congress
Auto plunges into Cold River killing one student
A touring car carrying five Williams College students plunged through a Mobhak trail fence and 200 feet into the Cold River near North Adams. Marc W. Comstock of Buffalo, N.Y. was killed. Injured were Henry A. Pickard, George Perkins Lee, Allan Healey, Donald O'Brien, and Edward J. Carleton. the last four were not seriously hurt.
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Mass
Marc W. Comstock
Irving Place
Buffalo
Williams College
Cold River
Henry A. Pickard
Greenwood Boulevard
Evanston
George Perkins Lee
Allan Healey
Pine Grove Avenue
Chicago
Donald O'Brien
High Street
Huntington
L. L
Edward J. Carleton
East Seventy-sixth Street
New York City
U S Is Buying Foreign Oil In Record Import Month
The geological survey reports September petroleum consumption at 48,670,000 barrels with a daily production average of 1,261,500 barrels, down from August 1,270,870. Net imports reach 10,914,000 barrels, the largest monthly total on record, offsetting domestic production shortfall.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Elizabeth Harrison to Wed James Blaine Walker
The engagement of Miss Elizabeth Harrison daughter of the late Benjamin Harrison and James Blaine Walker is announced in New York. Miss Harrison is the youngest Harrison child and Mr Walker is a son of Mr and Mrs James Blaine Walker.
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New York
Elizabeth Harrison
James Blaine Walker
Terence MacSwiney Buried in Cork Ceremony
Terence MacSwiney, late lord mayor of Cork, was buried Sunday in a solemn ceremony with an army air plane overhead providing the only menacing sound. The rites honored him as a great national hero.
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Cork
Terence MacSwiney
Ku Klux Klan March in Jacksonville Florida
Five hundred Ku Klux Klan members marched through Jacksonville at night with flaming cross symbols as a warning to Negroes about the polls next Tuesday. The silent parade drew few spectators and ignored formal protests from national Negro organizations.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Ku Klux Klan
Tallahassee
Trains Collide Head On Near Chicago
A Chicago area collision involved the Chicago Burlington and Quincy lines in a head on crash. Details on casualties and causes were not immediately released.
Passenger Charles Conklin Reported Killed in Freight Crash
Report from Creston Illinois area states passenger Charles Conklin of Creston, an engineer aboard a freight train, was killed when a collision occurred over Ta Stanton. The incident involved a No 10 and a freight train near Red Oak on November 1.
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Ta Chicago, Baril & Quincy R. RB
Stanton
Charlies Conklin
Bridge
Creston
Dirty politics in Iowa campaign controversy spreads
In Cedar Rapids, rumors accuse Warren G. Harding of rape linked to a historic pardon in Iowa. The note suggests organizers circulated pledges against Harding, with claims of 1,800 signatories. The piece notes Harding never held Ohio governor or any pardon power and links rumors to a Rathbun case in Ida Grove upheld by Iowa Governor William L. Harding.
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Cedar Rapids
Harding
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
William L. Harding
Iowa
Rathbun
Ida Grove
Anamosa
Preacher Tied in Burning Car Survives Attempt on Life
Council Bluffs preacher Rev. D. E. Cleveland, bound inside a burning automobile, escaped after a boy crowd cut his ropes. He leads West End church activities and reform groups and had recently received warnings of a planned attack. Cleveland was not seriously injured and is expected to recover quickly.
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Council Bluffs
D. E. Cleveland
Cleveland
West-End
Missouri River
West End Improvement Club
kindred #0-cieties
Boy apologizes for breaking knife and misses tool
A brief family note recounts a boy who damaged a new knife while playing in the yard and expresses sympathy as he laments the knife's absence, sharing a moment of mutual reassurance between parent and child.
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