Reds Plan Big Revolution Avail Themselves of Every Opportunity
Washington reports that bolsheviks used every opportunity to foster a propaganda campaign in the United States aimed at forcibly overthrowing the government. Assistant Secretary Phillips describes Bolshevik gold reserves and Roumanian funds as tools to block trade with Soviet Russia and to fund revolutionary activity. He notes the policy of nonintercourse may end after peace is ratified and outlines efforts to control foreign trade and distribution of food under Bolshevik rule.
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Washington
Herve
United States
Wadsworth
Senate Military Committee
Phillips
Senate Department
Roumania
Soviet Russia
America
Petrograd
Lees States
Russia
Petrocrad
Kholoheviks
Moscow
American Talks On Siberia Cooperation Report
The United States states it is willing to cooperate with both military and civil authorities in Siberia. The Japanese reply text was not released. The American railway mission remains in Siberia despite Bolshvik advances, with its Omsk members moved to Irkutsk, fueling reports the railway corps would depart.
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Siberia
State Department
Omsk
Irkutsk
Siberian
Prince of Wales Visits Toronto as Canadian Emissary
The prince of Wales said he would visit the United States next week as an Englishman and a representative of the empire. In his second Toronto address he spoke to Canada’s largest audience, a crowd of men, women, club members, and friends.
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Toronto
Prince of Wales
United States
Canada
Paris Store Strike Spreads to Galleries Lafayette
Paris workers widen walkout as Galleries Lafayette clerks join the eight day strike that began at Bon Marche. TrinTempe stores are expected to join, signaling a broad Paris retail labor action.
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Paris
Bon Marche
Paris Estal-Lishinente
Lafayette
Trintempe
Auctioneers adopt blue flag in place of red emblem
Rochester New York November 5 auctioneers in the city have agreed to replace the red emblem with a blue flag. The change has taken effect locally.
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Rochester
N. Y
Lodge Loses Vote in Senate on Shantung Clause 41 to 26
Washington Nov 5 Senate without debate votes 41 to 26 to strike from the peace treaty the provision giving German rights in Shantung to Japan. The lineup closely mirrors the prior vote. Senators Cummins Kenyon Thomas and Shields split on the committee amendment but backed Lodge on the motion.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Shantung
Japan
Borah
Idaho
China
Cummines and Kenyon
Iowa
Thomas
Colorado
Shields
Tennessee
Dem
Gompers Plea to Halt Injunction Amid Coal Strike
Washington reports that the government plans to urge a permanent injunction against United Mine Workers officials in Indianapolis. Samuel Gompers appeals for vacating the order to prompt negotiations, saying a conference could end the coal strike if the injunction is lifted. Palmer says the federal case will determine legality and may lead to a mandatory order if workers do not discontinue the strike.
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Washington
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers’ Union
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
U. S
Paline
Philadelphia
Palmer
Met
Mine Workers’ Union
Officials Face Contempt Court Over Injunction Dispute
Assistant Attorney General C B Ames travels to Indianapolis Thursday to oversee the government’s file in the injunction case. Labor leaders defend miners time demands, arguing regular full time work would stabilize coal production and prevent price spikes, while officials press a stern stance against authorities and coal operators.
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C. B. Amés
Indianapolis
Gorerment
Ords
Mihiets
Plope
Labor E
Gompers
Patie
Poisoned by alcohol sickens dozens in Chicago after dry law
Chicago reports twelve to fifteen cases daily of wood alcohol poisoning in city hospitals since prohibition began. Experts warn even small doses can cause blindness and urge caution as authorities monitor the crisis.
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Chicago
Drug clerks plan Thursday strike in New York
New York drug clerks who recently organized will go on strike Thursday morning. Clerks in hospitals, institutions, dispensaries and clinics will remain at work. The strike vote occurred several days ago. Train strikes auto, man killed near Cramp Point.
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New York
Quincey
Frea Wehring
L. Williams
Cramp Point
Republicans Win Kentucky Edwin P. Morrow Elected Governor
Edwin P. Morrow, Republican, wins Kentucky governorship by a large margin over Democrat James D. Black. The result reflects strong GOP support in Kentucky while national races show Coolidge extending his lead in Boston and surrounding states as other statewide offices are decided.
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Edwin P. Morrow
Illinois
Louisville
Edwin P. Morrow Crep
Kentucky
James D. Black
Yank Railmen Quit Siberia
Col. George U L Emerson orders withdrawal of the American railway mission corps from Siberia. The move will occur simultaneously with Czech forces withdrawal.
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Siberia
Col
George FH. Emerson
Russia
Dmsk
George UL. Emerson
Municipal and state election results across multiple states
New York reports a close council race with Moran Tamany 47 816 to La Guardia 47 680 and O Neil Soc 16 334. Chicago Democrats win a superior court judge and Republicans circuit judge, with bond issues and referendum passing. New Jersey Bugbee defeats Edwards for governor in early returns. Maryland race still indecisive between Tutchie and Nice.
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New York
Board of Aldermen
Moran
Tammany
la Guardia
O'Neil
Luce and Urtermyer
Supreme Court
Wilson Signs Dry Deficiency Bill Enacting War Time Controls
President Wilson signed the urgent deficiency appropriation bill providing 2.5 million dollars for wartime prohibition and food and fuel control enforcement. The measure includes 6.0 million dollars for the Alaskan railroad and reflects a slight improvement in the president’s health allowing limited executive duties.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Prohibition Wins in Ohio Election
Ohio voters endorsed national prohibition by a wide margin and backed state dry laws despite liberal proposals. Early returns favored dry majorities in large cities, with rural areas opposing tax classifications and a constitutional amendment. Mayor Harry J. Davis won re election in Cleveland with a large plurality over Democrat K J Mishop.
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Columbus
Mov. S
Ohie
Ohio
Snl
United States
Paton
Cleveland
Harry J. Davis
K. J. Mishop
Injunction Not Dismissed in Vacate Action
Court rejects bid to dismiss injunction and allows the case to continue toward vacating the injunction. Proceedings focus on preserving status quo while parties pursue relief.
Reds Claim Victory on Eve of End of War
Washington report says the government will not lift the federal injunction against UMW leaders to end the mine strike. Assistant Attorney General Ames states the strike violates the law and cannot be abandoned.
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Evening Journal
Washington, D. C
United Mine Workers
Ames
Soviet Army Says Victory Near as Petrograd Surrounded
London NOV 5 Soviet army officials issued a statement claiming the anti Bolshevist troops under Yudenich are surrounded near Petrograd and that the war is near a victorious termination.
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Eivenine Journal
London
Yvudenich
Petrograd
Edwards Re elected Governor in New Jersey Victory
Edward Edwards Democrat wins New Jersey governor race by about twelve thousand votes over Newton Bugbee Republican in Tuesday results reported from Trenton New Jersey.
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New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Newton A. K. Bugbee
Edward I. Edwards
Edward Edwards
Newton Bugbee
Sugar in New York Harbor
Federal Food Administrator Williams announces 18,440,000 pounds of raw sugar found on ships in New York Harbor. About 1,000 tons were offered for sale by a Wall Street broker at an illegal profit of over four cents a pound. The sugar allegedly belongs to a Canadian refining company. Williams warned of Lever Act penalties of up to two years’ imprisonment or a fine of 5,000 or both. The broker said company officials instructed him to ship the sugar back to Canada if a higher price could not be obtained. Williams consulted with Ben A Matthews, assistant United States attorney, who said he would summon the broker.
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New York
Willams
Wall Street
Wilms
Canada
Williams
Ben A. Matthews
United States
Simplon Express Wrecked Near Powis
A Simplon Express train stalled between Pont-sur-Yonne and Sens, about sixty miles southeast of Powls, was struck by a train to Geneva. Twelve people were killed and about thirty injured. Authorities race to the wreck site.
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Paris
Simplon &&Presa
Pont-suar- Youne
Sexs
Powls
Ceneva
Eight Negroes to Hang After Philips County Uprising Verdict
Helena Ark November 5 After nine minutes' deliberation the jury found Alf Banks Jr and John Martin among eight indictments for participating in Philips county uprising guilty of murder in the first degree. They were charged with killing railroad special agent W A Adkins, triggering the outbreak. The verdicts set the death penalty for the eight defendants.
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Helena
Ark
Alf Banks
John Martin
Philips County
Wharder
Ny 7
W. A. Adkins
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