Me Mrs W G Harding Is Dead Revolt in Mexico Led by Gen Flores
Mexico City Nov 21 dispatches report General Angel Flores governor of Sinaloa and former presidential candidate has revolted. He left Culiacan with seven followers for the mountains near the Sinaloa Durango line where General Miramontes leads a few hundred men. A revolt now would likely lack headway, says the Mexican consulate in New Orleans.
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Riv
Presa
Mexico
City
Mex
Angel Flores
Sinaloa State
el Universal
New Orleans
Mexico City
Flores
Sinaloa
Widow of late President Harding dies in Marion
Florence Kling Harding widow of Warren G. Harding died peacefully in Marion Ohio after months of illness. Funeral services are set for Monday at Epworth Methodist Papiscopal church with local clergy leading the rites. The president and Mrs Coolidge sent condolences and the White House flag will fly at half mast for the funeral.
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Associated Preac
Marion
Warren G. Harding
Florence Kling Harding
White Oaks Farm
Carl Sawyer
Epworth
Mem
Associated Ohio Dalles
Harding
R. C
Norwalk
King
Ohio
White House
Air Bombing Mission Targets Washington Battleship
Air strikes hit the Washington battleship as part of a destruction plan begun off the Virginia Capes. The Texas gunners prepared to renew fire, noting the ship’s strong armor would resist shelling.
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Norfolk
Washington
Testa
Virginia Capes
Texas
Armaments Committee
Spanish King Favored the French, Says Gerard
James W. Gerard, former U S ambassador to Germany, quotes King Alfonso of Spain as saying his sympathies lie with France during World War I. The claim follows allegations by Vincente Hlasco Ibanez that Franco-German secrets reached Germany with Spanish help.
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New York
Vincente Hlasco Ibanez
Alfonso
Spain
Germany
James W. Gerard
United States
Alonso
France
British Government Won’t Ratify Russia Treaty Plans
The British foreign office released a letter from Foreign Secretary Austen Chamberlain to Soviet chargé d’affaires Christian Rakovsky announcing that after deliberation the government cannot recommend to Parliament the treaties with Russia negotiated by the MacDonald government.
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Associated Press
London
British Foreign Office
Austen Chamberlain
Christian Rakovsky
Russia
MacDonald
Singapore mob riots rise from kidnapping rumor panic
Two separate mob attacks erupted in Singapore driven by rumors of child kidnappings. Indians and a Chinese were beaten, one man killed, others rescued with police help as mobs threatened officers.
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Assnciatet Press
Singapore
Smoot Sees Precedent Favoring Steck in Contests
Senator Smoot argued the senate privileges and elections committee should apply the King contest precedent to Steck's challenge against Brookhart. He tied the Iowa and Utah contests, noting ballots with marked arrows were excluded in Iowa, changing the official count by several hundred votes.
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Washington, D. C
Smoot
Utah
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
King
Daniel F. Steck
Brookhart
Iowa
Steck
Hope for Peace in Aqueduct Dispute
The Owens Valley ranchers and Los Angeles continue to seek lasting peace in the water rights feud after a halt in hostilities. J A Graves proposes three California judges arbitrate the dispute while city officials say no immediate plan to sue ranchers for damages from the aqueduct raid.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Owens Valley
J. A. Graves
Los Angeles Clearing House Association
California
Owens Wathey
Discover Stocks and Bonds Valued at a Half Million
Bonds and stocks worth about half a million dollars, feloniously stolen from Bentley's bank in Springboro Pa, were recovered by postal authorities in a city park. Postmaster Edward Westwood and Inspector Harry Tavinor announced the find. Foremen described one man found with two $1,000 liberty bonds while wearing an apron.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Bentley's Bank
Springboro
Edward Westwood
Harry Tavinor
Unidentified Man Found Dead in Missouri River Near Miatou Park
Sioux City police found the body of an unknown man in the Missouri river near Miatou Park. The head showed a heavy blow, and the overalls were stuffed with pricks and tied at the ankles. Investigators believe the man was slain and his body weighted and dumped into the water.
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Sioux City
Missouri River
Miatou Park
Sain
Pershing Heads U S Mission Aboard Utah to Peru
The battleship Utah sailed from Boston with General John J. Pershing aboard and a mission to Peru to mark the December anniversary of South America’s end of Spanish rule. Rear Admiral John H. Dayton and ex-congressman Hicks of New York also serve on the mission.
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Associated Preea
Boston
Mass
Utah
Peru
New York
John J. Pershing
United States
South America
John H. Dayton
Hicks
Herbert Hoover to Stay in Cabinet Despite Pressure
Washington November 21 The Secretary has decided to remain in the cabinet after President Coolidge earnestly requested his continued service following efforts by commercial organizations to secure his services. The decision ends speculation about Hoover resigning to pursue other roles.
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Washington
Hoover
Colidge
Denmark to disband army and navy establish constabulary
Denmark moves to create a single national police force by disbanding the army and navy. The bill proposes a constabulary to handle national security and policing duties, signaling a major shift in defense and public safety policy.
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Denmark
Rock Island Grand Jury Probes City Elite in Looney Case
In Rock Island today the special grand jury investigated murder charges against J. W. Potter J. M. Colligan Jacob Rameer and Tom Haege business leaders linked to an alleged conspiracy that killed John Connor Looney. YW. KE. Curtin banker lawyer testified as Citizens Committee chairman. The jury expects a report next Monday after Sunday adjournment.
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Rock Island
J. W. Potter
J. M. Colligan
Jacob Rameer
Tom Haege
John Connor Looney
YW. KE. Curtin
Citizens’ Committee
Cortés
Fareen
Looney
Anthony W. Billbury
George Hobapple
Publicity of Income Tax Returns Tops Senate Inquiry
The Senate special committee weighs whether publishing specific income tax returns is legal. Internal Revenue officials argue against public disclosure while the panel considers basing findings on groups of returns without identifying makers. The committee plans to probe prohibition provisions and tax enforcement if publication is ruled lawful.
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Fie Associated Press
Washington
Sesson
Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
Couzens
Prohibition Unit
Marital admission ties missing girl to Denver marriage
Fred Yura admits to marrying Julia Jilek, 17, in Anamosa on October 29 as police probe her disappearance. The girl is with relatives in Denver and a brother will fetch her back. Yura faces possible perjury charges in Jones county for claiming both were adults at marriage.
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Cedar Rapids
Fred Yura
Omaha
Julia Jilek
Denver
Colo
Anamosa
Yura
Jones County
Kerosene Explosion Burns Four in Iowa Home
In Charles City Iowa Karl Wilse his wife and two children suffered serious burns after a kerosene can exploded while their son poured fuel into a cook stove to start a fire. The boy who caused the blast was not expected to survive.
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Charles
City
Karl Wilse
Roosevelt Divorce Granted in Bridgeport Court
Emily H Roosevelt Chadderton of Stamford a member of the Oyster Bay Roosevelt family was granted a divorce from George H H Chadderton on grounds of intolerable cruelty. She alleged he subjected her to continual public humiliation.
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Associated Press
Bridgeport
Conn
Emily H. Roosevelt Chadderton
Stamford
Rosevelt
Oyster Bay
N. Y
George HH. Chadderton
Colored Youth Sustains Dual Gunshot Wounds in Waterloo Incident
Lee A. Nesby, 23, a son of a local Baptist minister, is hospitalized with a bullet in his right lung and another in his left leg after a fight over a bride who married Ray Shepperd, 18. Shepperd fled the scene, Pete Moss was shot in the right hand, Nesby remains serious but expects recovery.
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Associated Preas
Waterloo
Lee A. Nesby
Ray Shepperd
Nesby
Shepperd
Mrs Catt Questions Ferguson Victory in Texas Election
Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt told the Illinois League of Women Voters that Texas voters chose Ma Ferguson to avoid the Klan candidate and a Republican loss. She cited party devotion as the motive behind Ferguson's election and recalled Pa Ferguson's remarks on women’s role.
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Chicago
Ma” Ferguson
Texas
Carrie Chapman Catt
Illinois League of Women Voters
Cmit
Catt
Republican New Pnngland
Ferguson
Squeaking Doll Mystery Terrifies California Truck Driver
In Los Angeles Moses Washington, a fegro truck driver, reported muffled voices from a load of wooden boxes and called police. Officers opened a box to find a shipment of "Mama" dolls that sighed in unison with each road jolt, prompting fears of foul play.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Moses Washington
Washington
Engineer Killed After Leaving Ellsworth Minn
Geo Mahlum of Sioux Falls South Dakota an engineer on the Rock Island was killed when his head was struck by a coal chute after the train left Ellsworth Minnesota Fireman Preehaska of Ellsworth found him dead and the train was backed to Ellsworth to investigate further
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Cedar Rapids
Geo
Mahlum
Sioux Falia
Rock Island
Ellsworth
Minn
Preehaska
Mexican Man Dies After Shootout at Cement Plant House
Juan Sepulveda, a Mexican worker, died after injuries from a shooting affray in Mason City. The incident began early Thursday at a house where several Mexicans employed at a cement plant lived and reportedly hosted a drinking party. Officials report multiple conflicting versions of the events.
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Associated Press
Mason City
Juan Sepulveda
Massillon Woman Hangs Children Then Herself
Mrs. Don Burkhart of Massillon hanged her two children aged ten and eight this afternoon and then took her own life. Coroner T. H. Shon was alerted and began an investigation as Massillon police responded to the scene.
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Associated
Prees
Canton
Don Burkhart
Massillon
T. H. Shon
Acehe
Cremation Mystery Deepens in Canton Ohio Case
Franklin county prosecutor questions C V Sheatsley and four children about the charred body of Mrs Adilie Sheatsley found in a furnace. Columbus chemists will analyze lungs and esophagus to see if she breathed there while family members defend the couple as an agreeable family.
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Associated Press
Canton
Ohio
Hop'ng
Adilie Sheatsley
C. V. Sheatsley
Christ Church Ixley
Columbus
Sheatsley
John R. King
Franklin County
King
Lydia Sponseller
Shearsley
Addie
Delay for Dirigible ZR53 Christenings Confirmed
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Wilbur postponed the ZR-3 christening from next Monday to Tuesday due to the funeral of Mrs Warren Yarding and Mrs Coolidge will christen the new dirigible.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilbur
Warren Yarding
Coolidge
Knox College to Meet West Point in 1925 Football Game
Knox College faculty approved the contract for the Knox Army football game to be played in New York on October 10, 1925. The agreement follows a meeting held in Galesburg with Associated Press coverage.
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KNOX
West Point
Associated Press
Gcalesburg, T
Knox College
Knox Army
New York
Denial of Charge on Kimballton Tutor’s English Skills
Des Moines reports state education officials defended Miss Marie Midtgaard as fully qualified as physical training director in Kimballton Iowa. The dispute followed her teaching certificate revocation by Auditor Augusta Heckenr, with G W Sampson calling the controversy a result of hypocrisy and a misreading of Americanism.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Marie Midtgaard
Kimbaliton
Iowa
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Misa Midtgaard
G. W. Sampson
Teachers’ Placement Bureau
Augusta Heckner
Audubon County
Miss Midtguard
Sampson
Kimbailton
May &. Francis
Miss Midtgaard
United States
Kimballton
IdO Extolled as Perfect New Composite Language
A Cleveland observer reports Rev. F. L. Odenbach endorsing Ido as a universal language described as the most perfect. He cites its English alphabet with single sounds, phonetic spelling, and each word bearing a single meaning, suggesting a quick home study.
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Cleveland
F. L. Odenbach
John Carroll University
Father Odenbach
Tower of Babel
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