Obregon Vows Mexico Will Not Be a Province
At a Dallas banquet during the Texas state fair General Obregon president elect of the southern republic declared Mexico will not be a province of the world or the United States. He said Mexico would honor all legal debts and rights of Mexicans and foreigners, and would reestablish its credit abroad.
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United States of America
Dallas
Tex
Mexico
Alvaron Obregon
Southern Republic
Texas
General Obregon
W. ST. Holby
Goosae Tipe
Exas Conce
United States
Robert Garcia
Alfredo de la Huerta
de la Huerta
Harding Gets Back Home After Campaign Swing
Senator Warren G Harding arrived in Marion after a strenuous tour through Tennessee Kentucky Indiana Illinois and Missouri. He praised responses from crowds and his final St Louis speech drew a 25 minute ovation from more than 15000 people. One more campaign trip remains with speeches in Buffalo and Rochester on October 21.
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Marion
Senator Warren
Harding
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Illneis
Missouri
St. Louis
Buffalo
Rochester
Indiana Governor urged to present coal industry facts
Terre Haute Indiana October 18 Governor Goodrich was asked by Phil H Penna secretary treasurer of the Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators association to lay before the public all the facts he has about Indiana coal. The request cites his recent speeches at Canneton and other places where he questioned the operators lack of interest in presenting side facts.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Goodrich
Phil H. Penna
Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association
Indiana
Cannelton
Penna
Operators’ Association
Woolworth Robbery On Baltimore Street Disrupts Shoppers
Three masked highwaymen robbed F. W. Woolworth & Co. employees on Baltimore street as hundreds watched. They seized satchels containing about $3,000 and fled in a car. No injuries reported.
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Baltimore
F. W. Woolworth & Colsday
Baltimore Street
Cox Spends Sunday Resting After Strenuous Campaigning
Governor Cox rested on Sunday after a taxing campaign swing through the Middle West in preparation for an intensive drive in the East and back in the Middle West before election day.
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Middle West
Cleveland, CO
Cox
Bank Runner Pravid Paul Found Slain Near Mount Holly
The body of Pravid S. Paul sixty a Camden bank runner who vanished October 5 with a satchel of ten thousand dollars in cash and twelve thousand five hundred dollars in checks was found in woods twenty miles east of Mount Holly New Jersey. Police believe highwaymen murdered him and hid the body in pine woods.
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Mount Holly
Pravid S. Paul
Camden
Here
Three Wilson Cabinet Members Reported to Quit
Washington reports three members of President Wilson's cabinet plan to resign after the election. Secretary of the Navy Daniels Attorney General Palmer and Postmaster General Burneson will submit resignations regardless of the electoral outcome. They expect to leave before March 4 even if Cox wins.
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Washington
Wilson
Navy
Daniels
Palmer
Burneson
Cox
Mines in Mexico May Go for Taxes
Mexico City reports a tax sale looming after October 3 for about 20 000 mines including gold and silver. Many owners are dead or departed, heirs unaware, while valuable properties with machinery worth tens of thousands face seizure by awaiting adventurers and speculators in a turbulent Mexico.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Diaz
Wi ix
Churchill vows to break up murderous gang in Ireland
In Dundee and Galway reports dated Oct 18 Churchill says riots in Ireland strain soldiers more than trench service and promises to end the gang with a sun rising pledge. He warns civil war if factions clash and criticizes Bolshevism influence in Britain. Civilian violence and police fire are reported in Galway. Belfast rioting in the Marrowbone area is noted.
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Dundee
Winston Spencer Churchill
Ireland
Churchill
Viscount Grey
Asquith
Vatera
Great Britain
Lenines
Trotzkys
Russia
Disorder Breaks Out as Troops Fire into Crowded Yard
Fragmentary report describes troops firing into a crowded yard causing injuries amid protests. Names and exact location are unclear in the readable text. Further details are not available in the available fragments.
Germany to age new envoy in Munich
The German government plans to establish a new diplomatic representative in Munich to serve as a ministerial rank envoy. The imperial council voted to approve the mission and its role as a direct government representative, not tied to any single ministry.
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Munich
Gove Imperial Council
von Fore
Watch Wormbp almer order eyed for information eye out for
Fragmentary OCR text mentions the attorney general coordinating nationwide information gathering and oversight. References to districts, headquarters, and elected officials imply a political or legal notice about federal guidance and anti corruption efforts. Strong entities unclear due to garbled text.
General Ludendorff Becomes Private in Bavarian Home Guard
Berlin reports General Erich Ludendorff has moved from Berlin to Munich and joined the Bavarian Einwehr as a private in the home guard. If disturbances occur he may be required to shoulder a rifle and patrol streets with civilians.
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Berlin
Ludendorf
Germany
Einwehnerwehr
Home Guard
Munich
Britain on brink of general strike over coal war
Premier Lloyd George threatens dissolution of parliament and a general election if coal miners unions join a broader strike. Rail workers may join, risking a soviet-style upheaval as government prepares to use the army and enforce War Emergency measures.
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London
Lloyd George
J. H. Thomas
John D. Clynes
Downing Street
Body found in burned home of Fe R Griffin
In Estherville Iowa October 18 a human body burned beyond recognition lay in the ashes of FE R Griffin a 65 year old farmer. A gun lay beside the remains and a safe in the ruins was open. The coroner ruled the death by violence awaiting identification.
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Estherville
FE. R. Griffin
Workmen to Have Shares at Terni Arms Factory
Rome Oct. 18 negotiations are under way to transform the Terni arms factory into a co operative organization giving workers a share in the plant's profits and control.
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Rome
Terni
Italy
Chicago Dragnet Seizes Hundreds in City-Wide Sweep
Chicago police under Chief Garrity and Chief Mooney arrest hundreds labeled suspicious as detectives deploy to key resorts. Victims from recent holdups urged to identify suspects at stations as a new large scale drive targets criminals amid rising unemployment.
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Chicago
Get
Reid
Garrity
Mooney
Long Cruises Planned for Warships Across Two Fleets
The Navy department released a tentative itinerary for extensive summer cruises of both the Atlantic and Pacific fleets. The Pacific fleet will voyage to Australia New Zealand Tasmania and South Sea island groups, the longest cruise by the fleet as a unit. The Atlantic fleet will sail along the east coast of South America and visit Cape Town with possible additional South African ports. Launch around June 15 is anticipated.
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Washington
Pacific
Ansour&ved
Navy Department
Australia
New Zealand
Tasmania
South Sea
South America
Cape Town
South African
Slump Hits New York Theaters Amid Ticket Crunch
New York reports a theater downturn with 44 first class attractions, 16 seeking support via resale outlets as orchestra seats remain on sale for most shows. An Actors' Fidelity league official notes about 8000 actors unemployed amid the slump.
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New York
London
Actors’ Fidelity League
Lawyers as burglars in Gaston Hardware burglary case
Gene Weams, former deputy prosecuting attorney, and Ena Bry say charged by grand jury indictments with conspiracy and burglary at the Gaston Hardware company store in Gaston, Indiana. The robbery occurred circa September 1, 1919, with the safe blown and property valued in the hundreds of dollars including War Savings stamps.
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Muncie
Ind
Gene Weams
Ena
Bry Say
Gaston Hardware Company
Gaston
Here
Michigan mayor under guard after threatening letter
Marshall Michigan sheriff guards Mayor Louis E Brooks at home and factory after receiving a letter from Aberdeen Washington threatening his life and property. The note promised destruction of his plant and his death at two o'clock last Wednesday morning.
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Marshall, Mich
Louis E. Brooks
Marshall
Aberdeen
Wash
France's 1921 Budget Approved by Cabinet
Paris reports the 1921 budget totaling 44,101,000,000 francs with ordinary expenses of 22,027,000,000 balanced by taxes, extraordinary costs of 5,499,000,000, and treaty recoverables at 16,575,000,000 francs. No new taxes will be proposed.
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Paris
Building Collapse in Affori Kills and Traps Workers
A large factory building collapsed in Affori near Milan trapping workers. Eight bodies recovered while many more may lie buried in the basement of the plant.
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Milan
Italy
Affori
Fog ties up New York shipping in harbor and river delays
A heavy fog blanketed New York causing widespread disruption to harbor and river traffic. Numerous steamers including the passenger liners Manchuria and Caronia halted at anchorages after quarantine operations, delaying arrivals and departures.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Hners
Manchuria
Caronia
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