Wall Street Explosion Tied to Anarchists Plot Theory
New York Evening World prints a three page report arguing the Wall Street disaster last Septem ber was not anarchist or Internationale in origin but a revenge plot by other men or sympathizers within or allied to labor. It links graft, Brindell workers, and a time bomb wagon to the exchange annex and notes threats signed anarchist fighters. Mayor Hylan testifies before a joint legislative committee on building trust, reading a statement to deflect criticism of his administration.
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New York
New York Evening World
Wall Street
The
Evening World
Flynn
Department of Justice
Ioternationale
Stock Exchange Annex
Brindell
Albert A. Volk
Raymond Clark
Hylan
Joint Legislative Committee
Samuel Untermyer
Prohibition Bureau Rules Against Hop and Malt Sales
Washington officials bar home brewing by restricting sale of hops and malt to bakers and confectioners. Enforcement notes secrecy around the ruling while officials confirm the instruction was issued.
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Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Woman Dies in Mystery in San Francisco Hotel
Police say Mrs Helen K Bunton died in a San Francisco hotel under mysterious circumstances. Chicago relatives were notified and detectives believe an overdose of opiates caused the death. Bunton was once married to Albert K Bunton of Chicago.
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Helen K. Bunton
San Francisco
Chicago
Navy
Navy must be built to deter Japan warns congressman
St Louis on November 12 Congressman L C Dyer warned that war between the United States and Japan is almost certain unless this nation builds and maintains a navy in the Pacific. His address stressed naval strength as key to potential peace.
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St. Louis
United States
Japan
Pacific
L. C. Dyer
Cox Missing At Conference Hunts In Alabama Trip
French Lick Indiana November 12. Plans for the informal Democratic conference in this area were disrupted by Thomas Taggart who says Governor Cox of Ohio, late presidential aspirant Senator Val Harrison of Mississippi and Taggart will begin a two weeks hunting trip in Alabama immediately. Taggart left for Cox conferences but no details were released.
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French Lick
Ind
Thomas Taggart
United States
Indiana
Cox
Ohio
Val Harrison
Mississippi
Alabama
Taggert
Unemployed Storm Berlin Factories Takeover
Three thousand unemployed men in Berlin stormed the Lion Metalworks driving out proprietors and engineers and put out furnace fires. Nearby a gas plant work force ousted the industrial council and formed a political soviet, per a dispatch from Berlin to Exchange Telegraph.
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Berlin
London
Lion
Exchange Telegraph Company
Industrial Council
Pershing Lands Yankee Soldier
General says interests of nation will be safeguarded by great citizen army of veterans on Armistice Day anniversary. He honors the young Americans and allies who died for liberty, marking a new epoch and unity after World War I victory.
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Washington
New York Clothing Makers Lock Shops Over Union Demands
The Clothing Manufacturers' Association of New York says shops will not reopen until Amalgamated Clothing Workers' members accept new working and wage terms. The group lists seven points including piecework, base rates from other markets, production records, individual standards, contractor changes, and hire and discipline freedoms. The move follows failed negotiations and aims to resume production while keeping pace with competing centers.
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New York
Clothing Manufacturers’ Association of New York
Amalgamated Clothing Workers’ Union
William Bandler
Manufacturers’ Association
Juetment and Association Union Relationship Functioning
An unspecified report notes that the association and union maintain a functioning relationship as the basis for their collaboration. The wording implies progress or stability in their working ties without detailing events or names.
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Juetment Ie
Beth
Germany in League Plan Draws Worldwide Attention
Robert Cecil of the League 0 indicates Germany may join a league pushing for admission to Geneva. The proposal draws interest from nations at the assembly gate including Switzerland Scandinavia and several South American states.
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Lord Robert Gf
Robert Cecil
League 0
Africa
Diate
Geneva
Switzerland
Harding Delivers Armistice Message in Brownsville
President-elect Harding spoke from a stand on Fort Brown parade grounds in Brownsville after an escort of cavalry accompanied him through the city. Crowds from across the border gathered for a long program of parades and addresses before his Armistice Day speech, following a morning motor from Point Isabel and a round of golf with lunch at the country club.
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Brownsville
Mr. Harding
Point Isabel
Miss Connell's East Side Milliner Halves Hat Sale
Half price sale on all ladies and children's hats including trimmed and untrimmed styles. Excludes new fur effects at Miss Connell's East Side Milliner.
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East Side
Allies honor dead in France and Britain on Armistice anniversary
Paris observed the armistice anniversary with somber ceremonies for unidentified French soldiers, including a burial under the Arc de Triomphe and a Verdun memorial procession led by President Millerand. London held a field soldiers funeral in Westminster Abbey and a Whitehall cenotaph service with King George V, while women who lost relatives were honored with priority seats.
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Arc de Triomphe
Paris
France
Germany
Verdun
Millerand
Joffre
Petain
London
Great Britain
Westminster Abbey
Whitehall
Queen Alexandra
Queen Maud
Norway
Parliament Building
George
Canterbury
Abbey
Mrs H N Dunning Speaks on China at Local Church
Mrs Effie O Laughlin Dunning gave a China talk at the A M E church under the Interchurch committee. Admission was 25 cents to fund a church plane. She described Shanghai life, 40 000 to 60 000 foreigners, and noted an American church's permanent formation with five hundred members in a local women’s club.
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Washington
Effie O’laughlin Dunning
China
A.M. E
Women’s Interchurch Committee
Pittsburg
W. Bowers
Methodist Church
Sreeman
Shanghai
Young Bank Teller Captured in $60,000 Bank Robbery
Francis Carey, a National City Bank of Ottawa teller, confessed to engineering the crime alone after a $60,000 cash heist. Police recovered no money from a time vault after an old alarm and a faulty vault torched open, officials hint his mind may be affected.
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Ottawa
Francis Carey
National City Bank
Matt Kerwin
Utica
Charles P. Taylor
Carey
Ready to Forget Magistrate Punch Dialogue
A London Punch cartoon caption shows a magistrate asking a prisoner for a defense plan. The prisoner replies he is willing to drop the case, highlighting a humorous take on legal aid and self-representation.
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London
Junior W. W. G. Meeting at Helen Burham Home
The Junior W. W. G. s will hold their program meeting Friday evening at the home of Helen Burham on South Iowa Ave 2302.
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Helen Burham
Iowa Ave
Cost of Farm Draft Horses Compared With Feed Prices
A five year study by the University of Illinois Bureau of Park Management estimates annual costs for working horses on Illinois farms. With 90c corn and 60c oats, hay at 25 per ton, and pasture rent at 15 per acre, the board per horse runs 117.35 dollars, minus 39 dollars for manure value leaves 78.35 dollars for feeding. The analysis argues price drops in hay and grain ease costs and keep farm power profitable.
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Chicago
Navy
Bureau of Park Management
University of Illinois
Illinois
William Hohenzollern Renowned Refugee Turns Dutch Farmer
Two years after arriving at the Dutch frontier as a refugee emperor, William Hohenzollern now leads a quiet life in a Dutch village estate. Friends say he is content with country living and limited by Dutch government restrictions, with no surrender demands anticipated.
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Doorn
Holland
William Hohenzollern
Associated Press
Willian
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