Halt Miners Strike Delays Spread in Indiana
The 25 000 members of the soft coal unions walk out, closing hundreds of mines across Indiana as operators delay suspending union dues collection under a federal injunction. Reports from Pittsburgh indicate pay-day check-off stops may widen the impact to about 40 000 miners. Iowa and Illinois operators dispute the injunction, with various states awaiting court actions and appeals set for Chicago.
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Indiana
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Robert R. Gibbons
Anderson
Janetion
Qircuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Boon
R .W. Gardiner
Pittsburgh Coal Producers’ Association
A. B. Anderson
Producers’ Association
Gibbons
Iowa
Des Moines
D. F. Cushing
Iowa Corl Operators’ Association
Cushing
Franklin County
Illinois
Lloyd George Cancels Aquitania Sailing for Washington Visit
London November 2 The premier Lloyd George canceled his passage on the steamer Aquitania set for November 5 to attend the Washington conference. Officials said the Irish negotiations’ grave turn makes a provisional sailing date impossible, though he still intends to go to Washington at the earliest moment.
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London
Idoyd ‘ Rei
United States
Washington
Lloyd George
Irish Settlement Believed at Hand in Ireland
London reports Premier Lloyd George may delay departure to seek a settlement on Irish negotiations. Sinn Fein says talks continue with Ulster questions unresolved as two private meetings occur. Ballykinlar internment camp releases ten prisoners as a possible prelude to broader releases.
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London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Hiss
America
James Graig
Clater
United States
Sinn. Fein
James Craig
Ulster
Trigh
Northern Whig
Belfast
Fermanagh
Tyrone
Ireland
Great Britain
Dublin
Ballykinlar
Hungarians Repulse Czechoslovak Attack Near Salgotaran
Czechoslovakian forces attacked Hungarians at Salgotaran on the border but were repelled. Budapest reports a cabinet plan to dethrone the Hapsburg dynasty, with promulgation expected Sunday by Admiral Horthy, regent, under allied pressure.
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Budapest
Salgotaran
National Assembly
Admiral Horthy
the Public Ledger
Arms treaty and U S policy at Versailles conference
Washington Post report notes the approaching peace conference at Versailles faces a broad agenda beyond armament limits. It discusses potential scrapping of the Lansing Ishii agreement, U S prerogatives, and the risk of treaties becoming binding without Senate ratification.
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George, Rothwell Brown
Washington Post
United States
Washington
Pcope
Versailles
Thes ‘Renate
Lansing-Ishii
China
Senate
He. Dame
America
New York Mail Loot Suspects Held in $2 Million Case
Two Hoboken men, Michael Arbesi and Frank Calabrese, were arrested in Jersey City in connection with the Broadway mail truck robbery. Both are held on $5,900 bail on suspicions. Post officials reported the loot may total $2,000,000, with 72 missing registered mail pieces found.
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New York
Associlated Preas
Post Office
Jersey City
Wnne
Michael, Arbesi
Rafaelo “Deroga
Frank Calabrese
Hoboken
Bentley
George de Mange
Thomas J. Nolan
E, BM
Morgan
Washington
Hulbert Workis
Broadway Mall
Police raid uncovers underground bootlegger stores
Police seized subterranean storerooms in the Cady residence after a gunfight on Sekreh Street Northwest. They found demijohns and revenue stamps to stock a carload of liquor, with warrants charging housebreaking and larceny issued by Virginial authorities. Authorities believe the ring aimed to corner whiskey markets in Washington.
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The
Sekrehstreet
Thes
Tod Warringware
Adventre
Cady
Americas
Virginia
A. Ring
Washington
Erdoky
Joseph Letter
Millonaire
Bank Raiders Kill Two in Alicia Arkansas
Three bandits robbed a bank in Alicia Arkansas. One suspect killed two people Marion Light a bank customer and the Rev W A Franks wounded. Will Upson a Little Rock taxi driver said he was forced to drive the robbers but claims a customer fired at the bandits. The wounded suspect identified as David from Little Rock was taken to a hospital in Little Rock for treatment.
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Alicia
Ark
Davia
Little Rock
Will Upson
Little
Auring
Hylan Odds Hit City Record in Mayoral Bets
Darnell & Company in New York reported closing a major wager of 18 000 on Hylan versus 4 000 on Curran. They also placed 16 000 on Hylan at 2 1. After selling, the firm held 50 000, with 40 000 still offered at 5 to 1. They said today’s bets were the largest yet in the campaign and expect Hylan to win by at least 150 000 plurality citywide.
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Washington
New York
Hylan
Darnell & Company
Broad Street
Walker
Curran
Cose of Business
Sto
Darnell & Co
Filml
Davis
Bald
London
George
Paris
Amaker
Bomb plot arrests in Havana target radicals
In Havana two suspects from the Sypdicaliet Labor Athenaeum were arrested during a bomb placing bid on Santa and Campeonario streets in the business district. Antonio Pazos and Jane Rodriguez face charges as authors of the action and a preliminary hearing was set with eleven other members of the organization awaiting trial. Police continue to monitor American legal offices and consulates in Havana.
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Havana
Antonio ‘Pazos
Jane Rodriguez
Athenaeum
Santa and Campanario
Legal Hon
Conewlar
Guba, En
Townley Begins 90 Day Jail Term in Jackson
A. C. Townley, president of the Nonpartisan League, surrendered at Jackson county jail in Jackson Minnesota to begin a 90 day sentence for violating the Minnesota sedition law. The U.S. Supreme Court recently refused to review his case.
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Jackson, Minn
A. C. Townley
Nonpartisan League
Jackson County
Minnesota
United States Supreme Court
Northcliffe Praises Conference Leaders Optimism Cites Roosevelt
Lord Northcliffe voices strong confidence in Washington conference leadership and predicts a rapid pace, asserting the current administration is the best group since Theodore Roosevelt. He foresees quick progress within months and expresses optimism about official guidance.
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Tokyo
Northcliffe
Washington
Theodore
Roosevelt
Birthday tributes flood White House on President Harding’s birthday
Readers detail President Warren G Harding’s 56th birthday as visitors filled the White House from early morning. Reports note messages and flowers from King George V and Italian leaders, with indulgent public sentiment and international congratulations. The text mentions Tom Watson, Lord Northcliffe, and bandits news as part of a broad mosaic of 1920s military and political references.
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Thornlab
He Johnson
Ironton
Ohio
George M. Wilbur
Marysville
Watson Haaf
Harding
Tuncheon
Joseph ‘Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
George
Manly
Mr. Harding
White House
Schanzer
Halt Miners Strike and Open Arms Treaty Debate
Today's issue page lists headlines on a miners strike halt and expected arms treaty, with mentions of underground stores and world greetings. It notes leaders from Northcliffe lands officials, a ban on sales tax, a tuberculosis school, and various society items.
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Jowan
Legion
Japan
Society
Pegey- May
Hull
Lincoln
Financial
Fordney moves ban on sales tax in Senate debate
Fordney signals no sales tax this session and plans to attach any tax to a soldier bonus bill. House Ways and Means members Green and Longworth oppose the tax. Senate support ranges from 12 to 30 Republicans with several doubtful, while Democrats split. Amendments widen or limit taxes, including a 6 cent gallon tax for certain beverages and a reduction in car benzene acid tax, with exemptions for community center shows and Hawaiian local officers.
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Associated Press
Senate
Fordney
House Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Representative Green
Iowa
Longworth
Ohio
Ways and Means
House
Penrose
Overman
North Carolina
New Reno
Indiana
Hawaiian Islands
Legion Veterans Censure Harvey at National Convention
At the Kansas City convention the American Legion adjourned after naming Hanford MacNider national commander and electing officers. Delegates criticized Ambassador George Harvey for a London Pilgrims Club speech and passed two immediate compensation measures for soldiers. Deliberations included bank rate changes and regional policy debates.
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Associated Press
Convention
Kansas City
National Convention of the American Legion
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
Iowa
Nationalommander
MacNider
John G. Emery
Grand Rapids
Mich
Roy Hoffman
Oklahoma City
Earl M. Cline
Nebraska City
Nebri
John F Williams
Joplin
Named
Kebnke
Harvey
Tne
1 Resolutions Committee
George Harvey
Great Britain
Pilgrims Club
London
England
United States
American Legion
Harding
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Foreman Named Past National Commander at Convention
The convention voted to confer the title on Milton J. Foreman of Chicago for organizing the Paris conference and other services. Rev. Thomas Houston Wies of Colorado was made a past national chaplain for leading the legions caucus at St. Louis.
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Milton J. Foreman
Chicago
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