ACTION ON U S SHIP PROTEST UNANSWERED
Secretary Lansing said a message from Vinecian Consul Sprague at Gibraltar confirmed prize court action on the American steamer Kroonland. No reply from London yet to the protest through Ambassador Page regarding release. Cargo of copper and oil was discharged under orders, with 1,200 passengers aboard and possible further detentions or custody of neutral passengers if verdict favors the prize court.
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Sprague
Gibraltar
Noo
London
Througth &Mabassador Page
Hrindia
Tee Oy
Osu OS Kne
Keuonland
Department
Taswedon
Cartraband
Kroonlanda Galle
Tie Amercan
Kroonland
Co Ktoonland
Considera
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Greece
Trerman
Beard
Fear Complications In Attitude Of Britain
Washington analyst warns that Britain’s new contraband list risks serious friction with the United States. The proclamation adds iron, copper, nickel, chromem ore, motor vehicles and other items to absolute contraband and includes hides as conditional. If adopted by Washington, American trade with Germany and territories under German control could end, prompting protracted negotiations and seizures at sea.
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New York
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Herald
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London
Britain
Germany
Italy
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Folland
Debut of Miss H. M. Hamilton in Tuxedo Park
Granddaughter of J. Pierpont Morgan, Helen Morgan Hamilton, introduced at her parents’ home Tabla Rock in Tuxedo Park New Jersey on Friday night. Notables attended the dinner and dance, including Mr and Mrs Wilton Pierson Hamilton and other prominent guests.
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J. P. Morgan
Tuxedo Park
Epri
Washington
Herbert Pameriee
Miss Morgan
W. Harrietyan
Misa Jene Xcarria
Wiss Marjorlattrowne
F H Allen
Edeans Ro Punham
Walter
James
Willan Sawyer
Weonge Mares
Henry Knowlton
Moo
Od Stevens
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Grenville
T J. Fooler
Mooud
Titon
Justice Stafford bars contingent liquor license fee claim
In the state supreme court justice ruled that a contingent fee tied to securing a liquor license cannot be enforced. The dispute involved attorney William Columbus seeking half of a $2,500 fee and a $3,500 retainer after work on a license transfer. The court said a liquor license is a privilege, not a right, barring such fee division.
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Stafford
Yoolo Pomey
Stamford
Tosteet Mipreme
Ohe World
Demivon
Willam Folumbus
Joseph To Sheehy
Sheehy
Columbus
Diplomatic Circle Faces Gloom Amid War Plight
In Washington the Italian embassy gains prominence as Count Cellere and Countess Cellere bring elegance amid tense Europe. The British, French, Russian, Austrian, German, Argentine, Spanish, Greek, and Mexican legations reveal varied reactions as war clouds gather, with diplomacy mixing with family life through the season.
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Argentina
Cellere
Sejorita Delores Cabo
Huenos Alrea
Neigh
Mme. Naon
Europe
Washington
Mme. Jusserand
Rock Creek Park
Victoria
Massachusetts Avenue
Manfred Portales
Count von Fernstorf
Thrace Havenith
Mme. Havenith
Legation
Germany
Count Celere
Melville Ingalls
Mme. Riano
Newampshire Avenue
Heiresses Take In Washing At Port Of Boston
Wellesley College students including heiresses are washing clothes to aid the college rebuilding fund. They perform tasks such as boot polishing and sandwich selling, with earnings listed by item like white shirts at 50 cents and shirtswaists at 18 cents. Names of washerwomen include Ruth Benton of Providence Edith Mattson of Chicago Charlotte Hewins of Falmouth Eunice Wood of Brooklyn and Frances De Witt of Dallas.
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Washington Port
Boston
Mass
Wellesley College
Ruth Benton
Providence
R. 1
Edith Mattson
Chicago
Charlotte Hewins
Falmouth
Eunice Wood
Brooklyn
Frances de Witt
Dallas
Tex
Senator Pittman Falls In Reno Street Fight
Senator Key Pittman of Nevada was felled by a blow on a principal Reno street during a May campaign stop. Several men, including Nevada Supreme Court Justice P. A. McCarren and political leader H. A. Freley, were also struck. US Marshal A. B. Gray and Deputy Sheriff Lee Updike were among those involved. No arrests were reported.
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Reno
Nev
Key Pittman
Nevada
Pittman
P. A. McCarren
Nevada Supreme Court
H. A. Freley
United States
A. B. Gray
Lee Updike
New Orleans Speech Sparks Carnival Debate by Parker
Special to The Washington Post. Joan M Parker, Harvard man and friend of Theodore Roosevelt, hires the Athenaum for a New Orleans speech condemning city life as a carnival of brass bands and frolics while urging civic duty and tax support for schools. Citizens flocked to the packed hall amid applause and clashes as Parker denounces registration shortcomings and calls for accountability.
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Big Hall
Washington Post
New Orleans
Joan M. Parker
South
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Parker
Registration Rolla
Cotton Exchange
Sugar Exchange
Board of Trade
Insurance Companies
Registration Office
Quits Congressional Union Over Personal Rift
Mrs Edward Keating wife of Representative Keating of Colorado withdraws from the Congressional Union for Womens Suffrage after a bitter dispute over an attack on her husband. Doris Stevenson details the defection in a Pueblo Colorado letter to Alice Paul noting the personal clash.
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Congress
Congressional Union For Woman's Suffrage
Edward Keating
Representative Keating
Colorado
Alice Paul
Doris Stevenson
Fueblo
Colo
Keating
Stevens
Puebla
Uhlan Breaks Trot Record at Coris Neck Farm
World champion trotter Uhlan lowered his own one-eighth mile record to thirteen seconds on the new regulation track at Coris Neck farm along the James River. C K G Billings drove the horse, despite the little trotter weighing only 19 1/4 pounds.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Uhlan
C. K. G Billings
Coris Neck Farm
James River
Their Married Life Fashion Dilemma in Fur Upgrade
Helen debates using a lynx collar and cuffs on a brown salt suit bought in a hurry. A saleswoman offers a yard of brown fur for the cuffs and collar, suggesting a stand up style. Helen buys a yard and a quarter, plans to trim the velvet collar and interline with satin, and imagines a thrifty yet stylish transformation.
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Helen
Elen
Carrie’s
Warren
Winifred
Croft & Ordway
Convict Captures Suspect In New York Chase
New York Nov 1. David Siegel of St Louis, freed over a year ago on a suspended sentence on condition he help capture a crime partner, arrested Harry Bennett in New York after a year long pursuit. Siegel and Bennett, both express company workers in St Louis, were jailed July 1913 for stealing a wagon worth 1000 dollars from Fred Leist. Siegel reportedly offered to testify against Bennett. Bennett on bail disappeared.
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New York
Liberty
Brinsy
David Siegel
St Louis
Harry Bennett
Siegel
Bennett
St. Louis
Fred Leist
Canary Whips A Mouse In Odd Fair Fight
Special to The Washington lost Tastings New Jersey November 1 At Samuel Poes home a canary bird defeated a mouse in a claimed fair fight The mouse entered the canary cage hungry and began eating seeds The enraged canary attacked and blinded the mouse with its beak in seconds
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Washington
N. J
Samuel Poe
Race swindle defendants jailed in Arkansas
Iwo Men Ed Spear of Hot Springs and Jack Porter were sentenced in Little Rock to five years in the penitentiary for using mail to defraud and two years for conspiracy. Spear was fined 1000 dollars. Witnesses from a dozen states testified against them.
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Little Rock
Ark
Ed Spear
Hot Springs
Jack Porter
Spear
Record Vote in Ohio Sees Cox Backers Rally Supporters
The Democratic fencers rely on antiprohibition voters and Republicans opposed to prohibition to back Gov Cox. Indications favor Harding for U S Senate and more than eleven Republican congressmen for the next House. Employment downturn in the north and northeast threatens the party in power and signals strong Republican gains in those areas.
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Harding
United States Senate
House of Representatives
La Follette Quits Stump Over Ill Health
Serious reports from Wisconsin campaign stops indicate Senator La Follette is in a weak nervous state. Plans for six speeches tomorrow are abandoned as he rests. At Chippewa Falls he spoke briefly while seated at a table and warned he would fight to the last if Wisconsin politics misbehaves.
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Vedel
Washington Post
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Wis
la Follette
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Stevens Point
la Folletts
Neenah
Predictions of candidates and leaders as election draws near
New York State campaign managers plan heavy turnout for Tuesday. Gov. Glynn seeks reelection as Democrat, Charles Whitman to speak. James W. Gerard runs long distance candidacy for Senate. rival Wadsworth predicts Republican sweep. Michigan Ferris Osborn race, Indiana Shively Miller Beveridge contests, Missouri Stone Atkins, Pennsylvania Penrose Palmer, North Dakota equal suffrage, other states discuss governor and congressional contests.
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New York State
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Tnhatriet
Charles 5. Whitman
William Sulzer
Frederick M. Davenport
James W Gerard
Germany
United States Senate
Republican State Committee
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Detroit
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Woodbridge N Ferris
Chase S. Osborn
Osborne
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Osborn
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Benjamin F. Shively
Hugh Th. Miller
Albert J. Beveridge
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St. Louis
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Thomas J Atkins
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Philadelphia
Craw
Hotel Penrose
Mitchell Palmer
Holand Morris
Palmer
Nevin Dietrich
Washington
Gifford Plachar
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Malmer
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ceneral Timothy Hogan
Warren G Harding
Arthur L. Gartford
James M. Cox
Frank Witla
James RR
Garfield
Frrogressive
Scott Wilkins
Manchester
Wilke
Campany
Jacob H. Tiallinger
Senate
Raymond Bstevens Temperat
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Govermnor
Bellana H Spaulding
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Henry Allison
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Burlington
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Democrats Seek Ratification In Deep South Balloting
Atlanta November 1 The South faces a Tuesday election largely a ratification of Democratic primaries with few upsets expected. Roosevelt campaigns in Louisiana support a Progressive nominee as Tennessee sees a sharp GOP Dem split for governor. Alabama Georgia and other states elect governors and Congress, while regional results loom over Senate races and constitutional amendments.
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Wbleven
Congress
United States
State Court of Appeals
Kentucky
I . W. Brecknam
Augustus E. Willson
Ilean
W. Bradley
Johnson N. Wamden
William M. Bullitt
United States Solicitor
Bullitt
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Tennessee
Georgia
Atlanta
Progressive Party
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Ben W Hooper
Thomas Bie
Hooper
Yone
Alabama
Ceerga
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Reid
Texas
Alabma
Charles Henderson
Oscar Woot Weed
Thomas Hi
John le Raret
Stolen car reported in Mount Vernon area, DC
Dr Thomas Athopves of YINM Street Northwest asked police to locate his automobile stolen last night from in front of Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church South on Ninth Street and Mount Vernon Place Northwest. The vehicle bears District of Columbia plate number 20502.
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Thomas Athopves
Yinm
Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church
Ninth Street
Mount Vernon Place
District of Columbia
Local Issues Rule On Eve Of Election
A sprawling list names state and national lawmakers facing renomination or retirement amid a Democratic sweep. Senators and governors across Alabama Utah Vermont Washington Colorado Georgia Idaho Iowa Kansas Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New York Rhode Island South Dakota Tennessee Texas Vermont Wisconsin seek or lean toward reelection or retirement as historical figures and party shifts shape the race. Prominent names include Theodore. Joseph. Perkins. Brandegee. Smith. Sherman. Stine. Newlands. Crallinger. Overman. Chanberlain. Penrose. Smoot. Imlingham. Jones.
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Smoot
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Jones
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Topeka Capital
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