U. S. Disarm Delegates In First Meeting
The United States selects four delegates for the armament conference gathering in Washington. Secretary Hughes opens the initial session to survey the task ahead and outline actions for the talks starting November 11. President Harding's letter favors a practical "reasonable limitation" on arma ments rather than universal disarmament.
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White House
Harding Letter Urges Hopeful Pursuit of Limited Disarmament
The message argues for a practical effort to reduce armaments and debt, noting the favorable attitude of leading powers and the need for genuine beginnings. It expresses cautious optimism about achieving substantial results and gaining broad public support for peaceful reform as citizens wish to see more progress.
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Perlous Lave
Chinese forces march on Pekin from Canton drive will join Yekin
Sun Yat Sen leads several divisions of southern Chinese troops from Canton to unite with the Kwangsi army for an advance on Pekin. Ma Soo, the Canton government representative in the United States, reports the move.
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New York
Sun Yat-Sen
Canton
Kwangsi
Yekin
Ma Soo
United States
Breach Talks in Truce as Irish Conference Pauses
London dispatch says British and Irish delegates, awaiting the Irish conference restart, are considering alleged breaches of the truce in Ireland and seeking ways to avoid them during negotiations toward Ireland's future settlement.
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London
Ireland
Milwaukee Youth Hangs Self Over School Troubles
Milwaukee laborer Thomas Bilczyk fifteen died by hanging in his basement authorities cite a school discord and a response to Chicago youths hanging as factors. The coroner links the tragedy to distress from school dislike amid a windy day. The article also notes a separate Rockefeller estate visit for gardening convention delegates in New York.
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Chicago
Thomas Bilczyk
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John D Rockefeller
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National Association of Gardeners
Campaign to suppress mirth in prohibition era theaters
New York officials plan a conference with theater managers to curb jokes about prohibition. The move, announced by Sherman A. Cuneo, aims to foster respect for the Constitution amid complaints that films and performances mock the law. Enforcement costs nationwide totaled 6,250,005 dollars in the last fiscal year.
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National Profiition
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Simmons Questioned In Klan Inquiry On October 13
Washington reports Col Willem Joseph Simmons imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan testified before the House rules committee defending the organization against charges. He read a history of the Klan and presented exhibits while denying lawless action and fundraising irregularities. He claimed Klan growth counters accusations of misconduct and highlighted university donations.
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ASK EARLY VOTE ON TAX MEASURES
Washington dispatch reports Democratic leaders backing a final vote on the tax revision bill by late next week or the following week. Senate finance committee chair Mann Penrose aims to send the measure to the President before month’s end, with a conference chance limited. Republicans have compromised on many points, while Democrats push for a graduated corporate tax and lower rates for individuals under 15 000. A Democratic substitute for the excess profits tax is also debated.
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Senate Finance Committee
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Giants Take Game and Lead in World Series Race
Shufflin Phil Dewgues outpitched Cart Abaya as the New York Giants beat the Yankees 2 to 1 in a tense pitchers' duel. Aaron Ward's seventh inning error allowed the Giants to score the decisive run, sending the series to the Giants with one win needed for the world title.
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Meusel Stars in Uneven Yankees Win
Stolen bases and miscues mark the game as Meusel and Douglas lead the Yankees past Americana. Offense struggles early with wild pitches and errors, but late runs secure a 7 4 final. Umpire Quigley works plate, Chill at first, Moriarity on third as time runs out.
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Divorce Battle Spurs Custody Bid for Second Son
Detective Brennan for Mrs Anne Stillman seeks guardianship in New York Surrogate Court arguing she might die in the effort to keep custody of 10 year old Alexander Stillman. Papers to be served on James Stillman’s attorneys, and a court fight is anticipated.
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Anne A. Stillman
James A. Stillman
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Efort
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Stiltman
Brennan
Senate Ends Parcels Tax Plan
Senate strikes from the tax revision the 7 cent per 25 rents or fraction charge on parcel transport. Change to be optional next January 1. The move mirrors adoption of the repeal plan for all transportation taxes.
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Ont
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Findings on Idleness and Building Industry Policy
Washington reports on unemployment and housing policy from a national conference. Secretary Hoover is urged to form a representative committee including financiers labor engineers architects contractors and material manufacturers to coordinate local action for building improvements. The panel calls for using long term deposits for long term needs and stresses fair wages and prompt adjustments between employers and workers.
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Win Deciding Game Today Leads Leagueers to Close
The Leagueers win the deciding game today after taking two prior victories to clinch the matchup.
Giants Win World Series Clincher Over Yankees
The New York Giants defeated the New York Yankees to win the World Series in five games after the pennant. Nehf pitched for the Giants and Hoyt started for the Yankees as the decisive game ended with Giants scoring in the first inning and solid defense throughout.
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