Dalrymple Resigns Amid Boose Ring Scandal Politics Cited
Chicago reports Maj A V Dalrymple supervisor of prohibition officers quits effective November 1 amid the $1,000,000 booze ring scandal. Names linked include Tom Brien Hugh P Daly Jack Logan Frank D Richardson and Mike de Pike Heitler the informer whose confessions implicate federal and local officials in Chicago and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike de Pike
Chicago
Maj
A. V. Dalimple
Central States
Ile
Major Dalrymple
Federal
Major Dalryinte
Ralph Stone
Tlinois
Clyne
Washington
Tom Brien
Internal Revenue
Hugh P. Daly
Mike de Pike Heitler
Frank McCann
United States
Benjamin Cohen
Hleitler
Prohibition Party Spent $13 017 82 by Days
Washington Oct 27 Reports on the national committee of the Prohibition party indicate extensive expenditures ending with the collapse of the clerical staff. The article notes a total outlay of 13 017 82 and references ongoing financial strain within the party.
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Washington
National Committee
Prohhibiion Party
Campaign Expenditures Reported in National Race
The House clerk reported receipts of STS.244.49 in the party's national presidential campaign and expenditures of 15017.82 up to October 18. Maryland State Superintendent George W. Crabbe cited S1ASTSS expenditures, while West Virginia’s M. Pullen listed 221 spent of 9477 total. Wheeler, treasurer for the league campaign committee, showed expenditures of £2500 as supplementary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Anti- Saloon League
George W. Crabbe
Maryland
M. Pullen
West Virginia
Wayne B. Wheeler
League
Price Bros. Newsprint Sold to Price Bros. & Co. Limited
Shareholders in Quebec and Ontario approved selling Price Bros. newsprint manufacturers to Price Bros. & Co. Limited. Transfer set for November 1. New company capitalization rises to 42,071,000 dollars from 8,594,000 dollars in the present firm.
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Quebec
Ont
Price Bros
Price Bros. & Co. Limited
Viscountess Rhondda Calls King to Seat in Lords
In Tandon on October 27 Viscountess Rhondda, a peeress in her own right, petitioned King George to issue a writ summoning her to Parliament as a member of the House of Lords. About twenty five peeresses in their own right hold the dignities of lords.
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Rhondda
King George
Tandon
George
House of Lords
Big Whisky Haul Stolen From Chicago Warehouse
Seven men entered the Bobomine & Co. warehouse at 1214 West Thirty-ninth Place. One man held a revolver to manager A. J. Bush while other employees were secured. The gang removed 25 barrels of whisky to a awaiting motor truck. Whisky valued at £25,000.
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Chicago
Bobomine & Co
West
A. J. Bush
Dempsey to Fight Carpentier Soon for World Title
New York reports Dempsey and Carpentier will meet for the world heavyweight title between February 1 and July 4, 1921. A signed contract is expected today with promoters Cochran Rickard and Brady handling duties. The bout may be 10 to 15 rounds and could be staged in the United States Canada or Cuba possibly in New York. Purses are expected near 500000 with included percentages.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Europe
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Francois Desenwps
Carpentier
Charles Cochran
London
Tex Rickard
William A. Brady
Cochran
Rickard
Brady
United States
Canada
Cuba
New York City
Dublin Street Raid Leaves Three Dead and Chaos in City
Reports from Dublin describe three men shot by masked assailants in the Thurles district one victim was a registrar. In Galway a pub keeper was killed by raiders amid claims of involvement in a magistrate’s murder. London crowds panicked by gunfire from a military lorry as troops searched cars. Terence MacSwiney to lie in state in London before a grand funeral and eventual burial in Ireland.
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Dublin
Thurles
Arbitration Court
Michael Ryan
Galway
Ireland
Thomas Egan
Arthenry
Frank M. Shaw
Ork
Grand Parade
Sinn Fein
London
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Funeral plans announced for Dublin and Cork leaders
A public funeral is to be held on Thursday at St George's Cathedral with a requiem high mass followed by a procession to Euston station for the train to Dublin and Cork. Eight Cork residents were arrested in Drothin as police investigate alleged republican links amid tensions with English authorities.
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Southwark
T. George's
Thureday
Onnix
Euston Station
Liverpool
Dublin
Cork
Drothin
Calid
England
Armistice Reported From Europe Conflict Notes
A terse dispatch from war era sources notes an armistice or temporary pause in hostilities. References to Bolsheviki, Ukrain, Petlura forces, and Galicia imply negotiations or ceasefire talks unfolding across central Europe. No clear confirmation of a formal treaty is provided.
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Galicia
Vienna
Mexican Troops Kill Two Solons in Chamber Attack
In Mexico City on October 27 federal soldiers killed two Tabasco deputies after Deputy Manuel Laceano shot Army Captain Calleo at a session. Caesar Callejo, the chamber president, and others were wounded as soldiers fired into the crowded chamber amid a standoff with Governor Carlos Green. San Juan Bautista faced virtual martial law.
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Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
Tabasco
Chamber
Wwomah
War Department
Manuel Laceano
Carlos Green
Caesar Callejo
Lascano
Alberto Nicolas Cacara
Green
San Juan Bautista
Baseball scandal widens before grand jury probe
The grand jury investigating the 1919 World Series fixing heard new testimony from H G Redmond, East St. Louis theatrical manager, who said he and Joseph Pesch named eight White Sox players suspected of throwing games to Charles A. Comiskey, Harry Grabiner, and Alfred Austrian. Redmond described meetings in Austrian's office and a plan for a new league, with corroboration of the eight players by Comiskey and Austrian.
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Chicago
H. G. Redmond
East St. Louis
Grand Jury
Charles A. Comiskey
White Sox
Harry Grabiner
Alfred S. Austrian
Grand
Redmond
Comiskey
Sox
Redmound
Joseph Pesch
St. Louis
Grabiner
Grabiner In Mr. Austrian’s Office, That He and Mr. Pesch
Austrian
Lasker
Pesch
Alfred
Levy
Jackson
Halloween party and community gatherings at Wesley Mission Circle
The Wesley Mission Circle held a Halloween party in the church basement with time honored decorations and pumpkin pie. Mrs Kra caw led with Mrs Bowers assisting. Separate social events included Mrs C W McLaughlin hosting guests for two days, Mrs A R Miller entertaining, and the Woman's Relief Corps social with readings by Laurine Hillhouse and Hazel Kracaw. Proceeds support the general fund for charitable work.
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Wesley Mission Circle
Methodist Church
Woman's Relief Corps
Laurine Hillhouse
Hazel Kracaw
Jessie Kerr
Opal White
J. C. Boice
Washington to Host First Big Gift Day on November 10
Washington business men plan a novelty gift day with gifts valued between 5 cents and 25 dollars. All but three stores around the square will give away items at intervals during the day, with coupons guiding recipients to each free prize. A countywide poster lists the gifts as 2500 to 3000 dollars in value and invites visitors from far away to participate.
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Washington
Iowa
Gruppe Company Gives Fine Concert at Pella High School
Mrs D H McLaughlin reports a telegram from Redpath Vawter Co about tonight’s musical program at Pella high. John Gosselink manager Lycanta course Pella college wires Pau Gruppe Company delivered splendid entertainment October 26 with Monaghan and Miss Plasschagert responding to encores. Concert starts promptly at 8:30 due to church prayer services.
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D. H. McLaughlin
Redpath-Vawter Company
John Gosselink
Lycanta
Pella College
Pau Gruppe
Monaghan
American Legion Show Plans Evening Talent Night
The American Legion prepares a home talent show for Friday and Saturday with acts between performances. Miss Bee Benson will sing a soprano solo Mayna Brown and Edward Squire will perform jokes and songs, Joseph Conrad will sing on stories, and a ten piece orchestra under J W Johnson will provide music.
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American Legion
Joseph Conrad
J. W. Johnson
Discovery of Extinct Tusk Sparks Ownership Dispute
A large tusk of an extinct animal was found embedded in a clay bank along a Clarke County creek. The renter claims it, while the landowner says it belongs to the land. Four state university scientists led by Dean George F. Kay and professors A C Trowbridge A Q Thomas and Ry W Chaney were appointed to appraise its value.
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Clarke County
State University
George F. Kay
A. C. Trowbridge
A. Q. Thomas
Ry W. Chaney
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Dalrymple
Deny Stone
Heitler
Prohibition Party
Avengers
York
MacSwiney
Angiretsura
Bolsheviki and
Ukrain
Fromberg
Comiskey and
Spegmen
C. W. McLaughlin
Seth Thomas
Ft. Dodge
Thomas
A. R. Miller
Ottumwa
The
Congregational Church
Gruppe Company
Pella
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