Irish policy vote diverts to government support
In a Commons vote on October 31 the government narrowly withstood a censorious motion over Irish negotiations by 429 to 43. The premier claimed a mandate to proceed, while warning that failure could renew Ulster conflict and require greater taxation. He urged unity and examined options to strengthen Ulster governance if talks falter.
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Ulster
Associated Press
ned itn
house of commons
de Valera
Ireid
Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
publi
commons
Collin Gratton
Rupert &. Gwynne
Arthur Henderson
borties
Armament Conference Size Factor and Pacific Fortifications
The article notes that naval planning for 1923 totals about 400 million dollars with no cut below 1922 levels. Personnel reach 126900, emphasizing deficiencies in auxiliary vessels and fast battle cruiser construction while signaling implications for Far Eastern talks and Pacific defenses.
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GEORGE ROTHWELL BROWN
Washington Peat Co
Harding
United States
Congress
Japan
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Sherlock All Wrong Might Have Accused Archbishop in Crime
London dated Oct 31 Sir Bast Thompson resigns as chief of Scotland Yard intelligence. He criticizes Sherlock Holmes methods citing a political crime case where evidence pointed to the Archbishop of Canterbury, who was the only matching figure in the Lambeth area.
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Mmtelligence
department of criminal investigation of
Scotland yard
Bast Thompson
Sherlock Holmes
Canterbury
Sherlock
the Public Ledger Co
First Arms Problem at Conference Divides Denby and Roosevelt
The Washington Naval Conference struggles to reach a practical basis for limiting armaments among Britain Japan and the United States. The American delegation cannot agree on a method while allies debate how the Anglo Japanese alliance affects naval size and future reductions. CONTINUED ON ELEVENTH PAGE.
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Japan
Britain
ALBERT W. FOX
Washington Post Co
general board of the navy
Navy Department
America
nowers
Hughes’ izenda
United States
Index to Today's Issue Page Summary
The page lists varied items from government proclamations to local crime notes and theater listings. It highlights topics such as Commons backing Lloyd George, navy size, Halloween in the capital, bandit activity, anti lynching laws, and social sections like Society and Sports.
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Commons
Lloyd George
Harvey
Legion
White
Chipa
Paris
France
Swanson
T—Society
Kansas City
Fech
Gimiet
Mellon
Frazier
Virginia
Legion Convention Opens In Kansas City With Beatty Greeting
The American Legion held its national convention in Kansas City delivering Beatty’s five minute ovation speech after Admiral Beatty arrived. A vote named New Orleans 1922 convention site amid rallying cheers and a plan to stretch the meeting to five days.
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Kansas City
national convention of the American Legion
Earl Beatty
grand feet
New Orleans
Marshal Foch
France
John J. Pershing
Admiral Beatty
John G. Emery
Grand Rapids, Mich
the
legion
Force Rodman
High Redman
Beatty
San Francisco
California
Galbraith
Wenicry
Harding Proclaims Thanksgiving Day Blessings and Guidance
President Harding declares a national day of Thanksgiving devotion and prayer on November 24, urging gratitude for peace and national prosperity. He emphasizes divine guidance for leaders and a call to humility and service, noting the nation’s preservation and chances for great future effort.
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Coolidge
Harding
Federation of Labor
Nation
J. Warren G. Harding
United States
United States of America
WARREN G. HARDING
CHARLES A. HUGHES
Secretary of State
Harvey Sees Arms Parley As Test of Nations Faith
London reports quoted George Harvey the American Ambassador at a Pilgrims society dinner for British delegates to the Washington armament conference. He called the events an ordeal of faith testing governments to satisfy universal desires for peace and prosperity. He recalled Lloyd George’s instant support for summoning the conference and the British reaction to the invitation.
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Harvey
London
Associated Press
George Harvey
Pilgrims society
Washington
league of nations
American Congress
Lord Curzon
Col. Harvey
Two U S Embassies Receive Death Threats Abroad
The Associated Press reports threats aimed at U S missions in Lima Buenos Aires and Paris tied to the Sacco and Vanzetti case. An embassy letter warned deaths for Americans if the two Italians are executed. a consulate message and a Paris black hand note echoed the demand for justice or death. In Havana a bomb damaged a prominent architect home amid suspected radical threats to U S officials.
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Lima
Peru
Assocated Press
Sacco- Vanzetti
Buenos Aires
Argentina
William WH. Robertson
Sacco
Vanzetti
Massachusetts
Paris
Herrick
Grenoble
Havana
Fernando Gonzalez Verdenés
Enoch H.Crowder
United States legation
conection
Niccolo Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Whiting Adv Promotes Thoughtful Writing
An advertising tag urges readers to value thoughtful writing and think of WHITING as a guide to better prose. The message frames WHITING as a reference for clear communication and refined word choice.
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Adv
White Will Fight For Chairmanship In Democratic Meet
Democratic national committeemen in St. Louis weigh whether George White of Marietta Ohio will seek another year as chairman or yield the post. White denies resignation while urging party harmony and notes a deficit of about 150000 dollars in committee finances. Emily Newell Blair of Joplin elected Missouri national committeewoman, succeeding Mrs. Burris Jenkins.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Democratic national
John IF. Costello
District of Columbia
Carter Glass
Virginia
Thomas B. Love
Texas
Harrison
White
Pit Harrison
Mississippi
Daniel 0. Roper
internal revenue
Moore
Pat Harrison
Henrietta Mitchell
E. H. Moore
Youngstown
Cox
San Francisco
Democratic party
Emily Newell Blair
Joplin
national Democratic committee
Missouri
Burris Jenkins
Kansas City
Sims Suffering Pleurisy For Armistice Day Exercises
Rear Admiral William S. Sims is diagnosed with pleurisy after several days of illness. Doctor Norman T. McLean reports the condition is not serious but bed rest is expected for at least two weeks. Sims will miss participation in Armistice Day exercises in Washington related to the Unknown Soldier’s burial.
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Newport
William S. Sims
Norman T. McLean
Admiral Sims
Washington
McLean
Seaboard Air Line Railway Advertises DailyPassenger Service
Jacksonville to Tampa St. Petersburg and Sarasota service offered on the Seaboard Air Line Railway with sleeping and dining cars. Daily departures at 9:15 A.M. and 00 P.M. station office listed at 714 11th St. N.W. and phone Main 637.
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JACKSONVILLE
PALM
Senate cuts taxes on musical instruments chewing gum and sports gear
The Senate approved a tax revision plan keeping 75 million in corporate taxes and repealing taxes on pianos and other musical instruments, sporting goods, and chewing gum. It rejected a cut to camera taxes and faced delays on the soldiers bonus measure, with action continuing on the third page.
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Associated Press
Senate
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Wadsworth
New York
Man Dies of Heart Failure While Wife Awaits at Party
Louis De Marco 32 of Cherrydale Virginia fell dead in Washington while en route to a Halloween party. He had just finished a duckpins game at a bowling alley near Seventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue when he suffered a heart attack. His wife notified police after waiting for him. Coroner's verdict confirmed heart failure. Body sent to D.C. morgue before removal to home.
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Louis De Marco
Cherrydale
Washington
Recreation bowling academy
De Marco
De Marcos
Seventh street
Pennsylvania avenue
DeMarco
District of Columbia
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Rogersville
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