London Reds Plan Big Demonstration in Front of U S Embassy
Sylvia Pankhurst directs a mass communist rally in London near the American Embassy to demand release of two Italian radicals, Sacco and Vanzetti, amid threats and police preparations. Paris and Boston scenes ripple with arrests, bombings, and warnings as authorities guard diplomats.
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London
Sylvia Pankhurst
Harvey
Scotland Yard
Miss Pankhurst
The
Workers’ Dreadnaught
Communist Party
Massachusetts
He Ag
Republic's Founder and Officials Killed in Lisbon Disorder
A Dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph from Paris reports that during Lisbon disturbances on Wednesday several cabinet ministers were killed including Antonio Granje premier and minister of the territory and Machado Dos Santos founder of the Portuguese republic and once president. A Madrid report via Reuter cites additional killings and a wounded former finance minister Cunha deal with Carlos Silva also reported dead.
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London
Det
Exchange
Paris
Lisbon
Antonio Granje
Machado Dos Santos
Reuter
Madrid
Spain
Carlos Silva
Cunhadeal
Finance
Treaty signed granting cross border property rights
Washington reports a treaty signed by Secretary Olaghes granting Great Britain and the United States the right to dispose of real and personal property in either country under the convention. The agreement ensures nationals of both nations may exercise such rights across borders.
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United States
Canada
Washngton
Olaghes Wo Atrhdesathar Geddes
Great Britain
Great Vritain
U. S. Men To Quit Germany After Ratifications
American troops will begin moving out of Germany immediately after ratifications of the German treaty are exchanged. The withdrawal will be orderly and gradual, starting in about two weeks and proceeding at a normal pace.
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Washington
Get
Germany
Dutch Delegation Plans Sail for Washington Conference
The Hague Oct 22 The Dutch delegation to the Washington conference will sail from Rotterdam Tuesday.
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The
Hague
Rotterdam
Soviet approves alcohol manufacture in Russia
Moscow reports the Supreme Economic Council authorized alcohol beverage production in Soviet Russia with a government monopoly. Production, including vodka, may be offered for lease to private firms, and exports are contemplated. Medical alcohol remains scarce as state stores adjust.
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Moscow
Superio Economie Council
Soviet Russia
Russia
Mrs Dane Baird Granted Divorce in St Louis Court
Mrs Dane Baird wife of former St Louis National League third baseman Douglas Baird was granted a divorce in St Louis The Bairds also noted for his time with Philadelphia and Brooklyn NL clubs The suit cited incompatibility as the reason for the separation.
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St. Louis
Dane Baird
Douglas Baird
Baird
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Brown's Coach Injured in End Run Demonstration
Providence news reports Brown University football coach Edward N. Robinson strained a tendon in his right leg after slipping on a slick spot while demonstrating an end run during practice.
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Brown
Providence
R. L
Heat
Edward N. Robinson
Brown University
Briand Plans Washington Visit for Alliance Demand
Paris reports Premier Briand to press for a military defensive alliance of America France and England as a condition for European disarmament. Briand asserts no disarmament without security and notes US nonsigning of a treaty is acceptable if France is protected. Deputy Fabry cites Pershing remark recalling Wallace on future Franco American unity.
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Paris
Briand
Washington
America
France
England
Europe
United States
Pershing
Jean Fabry
Fabry
Wallace
U S Pat Sab ban On Railroad Strike Move
The U S government stepped in to assume jurisdiction over the wage dispute between rail carriers and unions. An ultimatum was issued charging violations of federal statutes and a hearing set for Wednesday October 26 1921 in Chicago with orders to maintain the status quo pending decision.
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Ultimatum
Chicago
United States
Rall
United States Rall Labor Board
Stone cites status quo clause in board order
The statement questions if the belief was based on the citation ordering all roads and employees to maintain a status quo until after the board’s decision.
Harding Signs Peace Pact with Germany Ratification
President Harding signed the exchange of ratification of the treaty with Germany. Ridley Smith carried the document to the White House for delivery to Kerlin. Fires in New Orleans destroyed property worth nearly a million dollars across three city sections. No loss of life reported.
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Washington
Harding
United States
Germany
White House
Ridley Smith
Kerlin
New Orleans
Beatty Arrives in New York for American Legion Meet
Admiral Beatty of the British navy, escorted by American destroyers, lands in New York to attend the American Legion gathering. He is greeted by Fort Hamilton defenses and state officials and will meet Governor Miller and Mayor Hylan before visiting Chicago for the Legion convention.
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New York
Ambrose
Kurt Beatty
American Legion
Forts Hamilton
Vigilant
Miller
Hylan
Lady Beatty
Marshall Field
Beatty
Chicago
Admiral Beatty
Washington
Harding
Kansas City
Rosally
Hugh Rodman
Grand Fleet
Bryan Co-Op stockholders named in extended hearing
Chicago October 22 William Jennings Bryan and other prominent men were named as stockholders in the Co-Oper ative Society of America at a continued bankruptcy hearing for nearly ten days Julius H Moses attorney for the receivers seeks to learn all details of the financial transactions Promises made by salesmen and purchases are under scrutiny Mr Parker said he owned 500 dollars worth of stock bought at 50 dollars a share Edith Parker the wife remains missing despite receivers efforts Parker insists he is not in communication with her
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Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Co-Operative Society of America
Julius H. Moses
Bryan
Parker
Edith 8S. Parker
Federal Prohibition Crackdown Expands to Kentucky and Midwest
Federal agents seized malt extract hops bottle cappers and other items in a Kentucky importers store, citing Haynes ruling against home brew. No arrests were made as Andrew McCampbell leads actions and surveys of Kentucky and Cincinnati then Louisville. The Vineyard Products Protective Association in San Francisco plans to push limited wine sales amendment nationwide.
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St. Louis
Prohibition
Andrew McCampbell
General Prohibition
Washington
McCrampbell
Traynes
Kentucky
Haynes
Cincinnati
Louisville
Collins M. Graves
Vermont
Graves
Yes
San Francisco
Vineyard Products Protective Association
Abolish Rail Board Demanded in Industrial Chaos
Chicago, Oct. 22. Charles M. Lehawk head of Bethlehem Steel calls for immediate abolition of the United States railway labor board and a rapid reduction of transportation rates to ease current industrial chaos.
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Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Charles M. Lehawk
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Buffalo Bill’s Widow Louisa Cody Dies at 78 in Cody
Mrs Louisa Frederici Cody widow of William F Cody Buffalo Bill passes away in Cody Wyoming at age 78 due to heart disease Physicians report her death after a long illness. John Haya Hammond mining engineer arrives Honolulu suffering from permathe poison contracted in Japan war voyage not serious, though he remains under observation.
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W. F. Cody
Wyoming
Cody
Wyo
Louisa Frederici Cody
Cel
William Fr. Cody
Buffalo Bill
John
Hammond
Japan
Honoluulu
John Haya Hammond
Reds Hurl Bomb On Paris Streets
On Oct 22 in Paris a hand grenade mailed to Ambassador Herrick was hurled into a Communist meeting near Wag ram hall wounding two police. Republican guards crashed the crowd arresting twenty as 10 000 red flag supporters shouted against the United States and the Washington Conference.
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Paris
Anmbassador Herrick
T Fe
Wagram Hell
Wagram Hall
United States
Washington
Lenin
Marcel Cachin
Severine
America
Ambassador Herrick
New German cabinet crisis sparks party caucus revolt
Berlin reports two coalition partners the German People’s Party and the Centrists rejected the League of Nations plan on Upper Silesia by two thirds in caucuses. The Stinnes faction says the decision violates self determination and the Versailles treaty and will not join any cabinet accepting it. The Centrists, part of the tri party coalition, similarly oppose the decision.
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Berlin
German People’s Party
League of Nations
Upper Silesia
League
German People's Party
Stinnes Party
Woman at convention claims best husband on earth
An amused observer notes a woman at a mothers convention declaring her husband superior, a boast that she would not extend to meeting him in heaven. The remark captures lighthearted humor in the event.
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Chicago Daily News
Ex Emperor on His Way to Budapest
Exiled former ruler advances toward Budapest amid ongoing political maneuvering. Officials of the regime confirm travel plans as opposition debates potential concessions.
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Budapest
Ex‑emperor Charles reported arriving to seize Austrian throne
Vienna reports ex-emperor Charles reached Oestenburg by air from Switzerland and moves toward Budapest escorted by troops. Budapest troops reportedly defected to Charles and he has been proclaimed king.
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Vienna
Charlies
Oestenburg
Burgenland
Switzerland
Budapest
Ocstenburc
Charles
Hospital auxiliary dues and meeting notice
Please pay your hospital auxiliary dues to Mrs. C. C. Cunningham at J. A. Cunningham & Sons store 1212 Vythian Sisters of West Chester. Remember regular meeting Tuesday evening Oct 25. Special entertainment and refreshments will be served at the close of the meeting. Also North Cedar Community club hosts a Halloween social October 26 at Orvie Each member please bring 6 send cup. Perey ne
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C. C. Cunningham
J. A. Cunningham & Sons
Vythian Sisters of
West Chester
North Cedar Community Club
Rally Day and social notices from local churches
West Chester Baptist church plans Rally Day this Sunday with decorations program and address. Haskins school hosts box supper Friday night led by Ethel Beatty. New Haven Baptist observes Rally Day next Sunday at 2 pm with school program and Rev Unthank address. Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid meets Oct 26 with Mrs Bert Donaldson. The Pleasant School invites all to bring a box to candy social Oct 28 with Beatrice Knox as teacher. Fortnightly club literature meeting moves to new location. Prairie Flower B Y P U Halloween social Oct 24 in church basement. all invited.
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West Chester
Haskins School
Ethel Beatty
New Haven
the Pleasant School
Beatrice Knox
Annual church events include oyster supper and services
The Lexington Standard School plans an oyster supper and parcel post sale at the Lexington M B Church basement on Friday evening October 28 starting at 6 36 Oysters cost 3 cents peaches 1 cent A free Halloween program is set for 8 00 pm at the same location hosted by First United Presbyterian Church and missionary society.
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The
Missionary Society of the
First United Presbyterian Church
Lexington Standard School
Lexington M. B
Hallowe'en
American Legion Holds Special Meeting on Armistice Banquet
A special called meeting of the American Legion is set for Tuesday evening October 25 to discuss Armistice Day Banquet and the National convention. Attendees urged to be present. The Port nightly club art department will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs F J Wilson.
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American Legion
Art Department
Port
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Thayer
Niccola Sacco
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Vanzetti
Thoyer
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Engineers’ Brotherhood
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Manila
P. T
Hamed Andanagan
Cotatuto
Philippine Constabulary
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Schwab
Aliso
Wong
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society
Bert Donaldson
E. R. Jenkins
Prairie Flower B. Y. P. U
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