Persians Execute Mob Leader in Imbrie Slaying Case
The Persian government executed Seyid Hussien, ringleader of the mob that murdered American Vice Consul Imbrie in Teheran, and another man for the crime. A third convict was earlier executed. The executions were witnessed by Americans as Washington pressed for the full punishment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Persin
Seyid Hussien
Imbrie
Teheran
Legation
Riots Against the Klan Under Military Investigation
Niles Ohio reports ongoing investigation into Saturday rioting between Ku Klux Klan and anti Klansmen. About 13 wounded and 350 troopers to remain for elections. Major General Ben W Hough leads inquiry and boards seek incitement or assault evidence for civil prosecution.
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Associated Press
Niles
Ku Klux Klan
Donatey
Ohio
Military Board
Ben W. Hough
Hough
Harvey C. Kestler
Benson W. Hough
Davis Ends Long Presidential Campaign Tour
Davis wraps up a grueling nationwide campaign from his Locust Valley home to a New York WEAF studio where he will deliver a radio address at 9 15 pm EST. His trek covered 17 states and over 12 000 miles with 230 speeches, from Rhode Island to Tennessee and the Rocky Mountains.
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New York
W. Davie
Locust Valley
WEAF
Clarksburg
W. Va
Atlantic
Rocky Mountains
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Kentucky
Wheeling
W. V
Lunceton
St. Louis
Davis
J. J. Richardson
Washington, D. C
Mr. Davis
Isis
Niles Police Chief Stands Between Klan and Anti Klan Clash
Niles Ohio Chief L. J. Round led a force of nine men to calm a scene described as a clash between klan and anti klan factions. Thousands were expected to be involved, but the chief’s men aimed to prevent warfare and maintain order.
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L. J. Round
Niles, O
Coolidge Near End of Campaign With Routine Duties
President Coolidge faced a light schedule on the final campaign day with the radio address to voters expected to urge ballots. Telegrams from farm groups pressed for recommendations as secretary to replace the late Roosey Wee and gain agrarian confidence.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Republican Natonal Committee
White House
Rotary Wee
Wreck That Killed Ten Prompts Five Investigations
Officials from city, county, state, railroad, and surface lines pursue responsibility after a Chicago crossing disaster. A freight train struck a trolley killing ten and injuring over thirty as safety gates were reportedly up and the watchman faced questioning after admitting drinking.
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Associatedress
Chicago
Milwaukee and
Wheeler Ends 16000 Mile Campaign In Maryland Stop
Baltimore Md Nov 3 Senator Wheeler independent presidential candidate ends a 16000 mile campaign trail in the city by addressing a final mass meeting and other gatherings planned by La Follette Wheeler supporters.
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Baltimore
Senator Wheeler
Maryland
la Follette-Wheeler
Drake Still Leads in Missouri Valley
Kansas City dispatch notes Drake remains atop the Missouri Valley standings after Missouri’s loss and Nebraska’s win over the undefeated Missouri Tigers. Oklahoma and Oklahoma A M College also suffered defeats, tightening the conference race.
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Drake
Missouri Valley
Kansas City
Kansas Aggies
Cornhuskers
Missouri Tigers
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma A
M. College
Advertising Iowa to Spend 75 000 on Second Campaign
The Iowa Daily Press association will spend about 75000 in a second Advertise Iowa campaign after the election. The effort covers a 500 mile radius of Des Moines with double page ads in Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Kansas City Omaha and St Louis. The aim is to improve Iowa image amid criticism by politicians and others. Newspapers statewide will reprint the ads and a new Iowa booklet featuring prominent national observers is planned with Herbert Hoover invited to contribute. A readers ad contest will offer top prize of 190 and ten dollar prizes for other entries.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Newpaper
Iowa
Iowa Daily Press Association
Robert O Brien
Council
Iatte Nonpartiel
Sertuce
Chicago
St. Paul
Herbert Hoover
Association
California Upsets Southern California In Berkeley Classic
Only two Pacific Coast Conference football games Saturday produced key shifts in the title race. California defeated Southern California 7 to 0 at Berkeley, while Oregon toppled Washington 7 to at Eugene, reshaping the unbeaten contenders.
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San Francisco
Calif
Californian
Stanford
California
Calfornia
Berkeley
Oregon
Washington
Eugene
Argentine Flyer Abandons World Trip
Major Pedro Zanni, Argentine aviator, abandons plan to fly the trans-Pacific route from Japan this winter. Word reached Petropavlovsk and Paramushiru that ports were denied ships to lay in supplies along the route.
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Torio
Pedro Zanni
Japan
Petropavlosk
Paramushiru
Submits Final Report to Sen Borah by Republican Committee
The Acsorciated Prenect reports five day period to Oct 31 shows contributions of 421 481 and expenditures of 559 280 for the senate campaign fund investigation. Republican HQ Chicago received 198 940 25 in contributions and disbursed 2314 479 12 with New York office at 222 541 11 and 224 801 79 spending. Major names include W H Woodin H K B Huntington F E T Hedford RK Fletcher and local committees in Illinois Ohio and Massachusetts.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Fund
Republican National Committee
Wm. V. Hodges
Democratic National Committee
la Follette-Wheeler
John M. Nelson
la Follette
New York
Chicago
Ilinois
Cook County
Clever Vote Play by Women Highlights Ballot Education
A Saturday night performance titled Who Defeated Coogan staged by twenty women promoted get-out-the-vote efforts. Mrs. W. C. Harding led Mrs. Smith in a home scene stressing civic duties, while cast members portrayed polling place officials and voters making humorous ballot mistakes. The event drew a large audience and underscored the need for informed voting.
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Coogan
League of Women Voters
Smith
W. C. Harding
de Albert
Harold Montgomery
Nettle McLaughlin
Ernest Atchison
Carlton Wilson
Dan Bevins
Ruth Anderson
Will Gibson
Marjory Schulty
Howard Crogier
Sevilla Boice
Homer Stephen
Dorothy Anderson
Carl Roberts
Keppie Harding
W. E. Anderson
Ed Morrison
Mae de Long
J. T. Anderson
Dave McLaughlin
Jim Bridger
Etha Dawson
Will G. Stewart
W. M. Keeley
Howard McCleery
Dorothea Thompson
Chicago Expected to Furnish Illinois Strong Opposition
Chicago faces Illinois on Saturday as the team prepares a stout defense in a bid to hold the Western Conference crown. Illinois must beat Minnesota in Minneapolis on November 15 and Ohio State in Champaign on November 22 to seal the title, with other league games on the slate.
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Chicago
Illinois
Associated Preas
Minnesota
Minneapolia
Ohio State
Champaign
Northwestern
Michigan
Ann Arter
Ohie State
Indiana
Columbus
Iowa
Wisconsin
Central West Voters Expected to Turn Out Heavy
A heavy vote was anticipated across the central west as the presidential campaign overshadowed state issues. The Ku Klux Klan figure in Illinois, Kansas, and other states drew attention alongside the Texas gubernatorial race with Willam Allen White opposing Klan-backed factions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Middle West
Ku Klux Klan
Ilinois
Kansas
Miiam A. Ferruson
Texas
Willam Allen White
Emporia
Ka Kiver Kiance
Illinois
Len Small
Norman L. Jones
Small
Northwest
Fraud Charged in Cuban Election Dispute
General Gerardo Machado led over former President Menocal by more than 50 000 votes in Cuba's presidential race based on interior ministry tallies. Conservative newspapers reported fraud in several districts and Menocal was said to pursue redress in court.
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Mnavana
Gerardo Machado
Menocal
Cuba
Interior
Indian officer stage play draws strong crowd and funds
Mrs Bevins plays an Irish officer to keep order while Mrs Gibson enforces the law. Dorothy Anderson as Pat Coogan delivers a lifelike vote scene. Keppie Harding stirs the plot, Doogan’s entrance closes the show, and Ward politician Mrs Howard McCleery earns cheers. Proceeds total nineteen dollars for the committee’s expenses.
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Sevilla Boice
Pat Coogan
Dorothy Anderson
Keppie Harding
Harding
Doogan
Howard McClee
Civil War in China Nears End Amid Turmoil
Reports from Peking and Tien Tsin say Wu Pei-Fu has fled toward Kiangsu while Feng Yu-Hiang, called the Christian general, consolidates control in Peking. Allied trains and Manchurian forces expand the crisis as refugees flee coastal cities.
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China
Peking
Wu Pei-Fu
Tangku
Gulf of
Chiha
Tien Tin
Feng Yu-Haiang
Feng Yu- Liang
Tokio
Wu Pei-Fpu
Tien Tein
Kiangsu Province
Tuchin
Chi Hat- Hyuan
Kokusai
Tien Tsin
Feng Yu-Helang
Raw
Tien Tam
Hig Woters Bak
Yang Teun
Here
Pekiang
Chingtao
Chang Teo-Lin
Chingwangtao
Felsh and Jackson Sue Judge Landis over 1920 pennant money
Milwaukee, Nov 3 Kenesaw M Landis the baseball commissioner will testify as adverse witness in a suit by Oscar Happy Felsh and Joe Jackson for shares of second place money from the 1920 American League pennant race. The suit cites Landis and officials of the two leagues in a dispute over less than 1000 dollars owed to payers suspended by Charles A Comiskey after the 1919 World Series scandal remarks.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Kenesaw M. Landis
Max Nohl
Oscar
Happy) Felsch
Joe Jackson
Landis
Felach and Jackson
Chicago
Charles A. Comiskey
La Follette Leader Urges Progressive Vote
William H. Johnston, chairman of the conference for progressive political action, issues a final appeal from La Follette Wheeler headquarters. He warns that voting for old party candidates sustains monopoly, poverty, and war, while supporting Progressive candidates promises an end to monopoly, higher living standards, and world peace.
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Washington
Wm. H. Johnston
Conference For Progressive Politcal Action
la Follette- Wheeler
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