Foch and Pershing Head to Kansas City for Legion Parade
Marshal Ferdinand Foch and General John J. Pershing leave Washington by special train for Kansas City to address the American Legion convention. They will join Earl Beatty, General Dias, and Generals Jacques and lead a parade of legionnaires before addressing the gathering. A House reception for the allied leaders is also under consideration.
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Washington
Ferdinand Foch
Kansas City
American Legion
Union Station
Hia
John J. Pershing
Marshal Foch
Gen. Pershing
Earl Beatty
Great Britain
Dias
Jacques
Belgium
House
Congress
Armando Diaz
Marl Beatty
Jutland
Foch Welcomed Warmly by U S Press Circles
French newspapers nationwide applaud Marshal Foch's reception in New York and Washington. Dispatches quote Temps and Intransigeant praising the American welcome as a sign of renewed Franco American friendship.
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U. S
Foch
Paris
United States
Marshal Foch
New York
Washington
Temps
la Liberte
Pertinax
Echo de Paris
France
Communist Organ Internationale
America
Carpentier
Parade of 100000 Knights to Honor Foch in Chicago
Chicago on October 30 will see a parade of 100000 Knights of Columbus to honor Marshal Ferdinand Foch next Sunday. Edward Houlhan, supreme director, announced after a conference with national executives and midwest district deputies.
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Chicago
Chinese Delegates Greeted by High American Officials at Capital
An arrival scene at Washington sets the tone for the arms conference as Chinese delegates are greeted by top U.S. officials. A mass meeting on Ireland's independence is planned within ten days at Holy Comforter school auditorium, with all local association councils invited. Reverend Callahan praises harmony in Irish national questions. Reverend McDermott speaks on Ireland's Independence.
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Irish Republic
Holy Comforter School
Fifteenth
East Capitol Streets
John Callahan
James McDermott
Ireland
Foch Day plans include military bands and knights
The War and Navy Departments assign infantry, artillery, and bluejackets with bands for the Knights of Columbus Foch day celebration. Marshal Foch will reportedly bring a jeweled baton, and governors from eight states will attend. The event will feature John McCormack singing at the banquet with major Knights leaders in attendance.
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War Department
Navy Department
Foch
Knights of Columns
Marshal Foch
Knights of Columbus
James A. Flaherty
Washington
Chicago
France
L’hopital
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Minnesota
Missouri
Wisconsin
Kansas
Flaherty
Philadelphia
Martin H. Carmody
Grand Rapids
Mich
William J McGinley
New Haven
Conn
Joseph C. Pelletier
Boston
William J. Larkin
John McCormack
Wench Consular Agent Hails Foch in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on October 3 a special train carrying Marshal Foch and Gen. Pershing from Washington to Kansas City arrived at six and left at six ten after a engine swap. The interim government barred a large crowd from entering the train shed but Dr. Aime Leteve the local French consul could enter and later chased along the plank walk to greet the generalissimo on his private car.
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Pittsburgh
Marshal Foch
Gen. Pershing
Washington
Kansas City
Interirim
Aime Leteve
Girl Charges Autoist Tries To Attack Her In Chevy Chase
Miss Katherine Brooks 23 reports a man in an automobile attempted to assault her on Rockville pike near Bradley lane. Leroy Weber 35 of Chevy Chase is held at the Eighth precinct after Brooks identified him. Weber says it was mistaken identity.
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Rockville Pike
Bradley Lane
Katherine Brooks
Fifteenth Street
Edwin H Etz
Chevy Chase
Brooks
Etz
Georgetown
Macomb Street
Women to hold November 13 mass meeting on arms limits
The Women's Committee for Limitation of Armament plans a public meeting at Masonic Auditorium to focus options for women worldwide at the arms conference. Messages will be received by cable and telegraph and transmitted to the President and Secretary Hughes the following day.
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Masonic Auditorium
Hughes
Women's Committee
Ethel Smith
Women’s Trade Union League
Harlean James
Ekeague of Women Voters
Emma Wold
Women’s Committee For
Ethel. Smith
Florence WY. Watkins
Kate Trenholme ‘Abrams
Reform Association
White House
New Masonic Temple
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Fred B Smith
New York
Church Peace Union
Luis F. Post
Department of Labor
Frank B Whles
Ohio
Deborah Knox Livingston
Christian City
Prayer Session At Central High Auditorium
The Genship department of the National W Co T U will address the meeting tonight in the Central High School auditorium.
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Genship Department
National W. Co. T. U
Central High Scchool
Chinese Baggage Crash Targets Divine Mission of Nations
Dr James S Martin of the National Reform Association urged nations to align with God at the International Conference on Limitation of Armament. Dr Sam W Small called on the US to lead in peace, likening America to Moses and an international lawgiver, as delegates from 18 states gathered in Washington. Police charged a Chinese delegation truck guard after a two-vehicle crash that damaged both vehicles and baggage was moved to a replacement truck.
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James S. Martin
National Reform Association
Central High School
Martin
Lincoln
Sam W Small
Rosslyn
United States
America
Sixteeenth Street
Eugene Parham
L Street
Dewitt Drew
Eighth Precinct
Pursuit of Fast Auto Yields 60 Gallons
Sergeant Marks and Policeman Shockey pursued a touring car on Wisconsin avenue toward Grant road. The car halted, two white men identified as George Joseph Young and Harry Johnston were arrested after 66 gallons of whisky were found and a revolver displayed. Warrant leads to Young's Park road northwest home where more liquor was found. Car and liquor confiscated by police and Revenue Officer Evans. Bail set at 2200 for hearing before United States Commissioner Isaac Hitz.
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Marks
Shockey
Wisconsin Avenue
Grant Road
George Joseph Young
Park Road
Harry Johnston
Johnston
Tennallytown
Young
L. 5. Evans
United States
Isaac Hitz
Wilson Recovers but Stays in Bed at Home
Former President Wilson had nearly recovered from indigestion and had planned to receive Marshal Foch. On physician Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson's advice, he canceled all engagements for yesterday and remained in bed.
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Grayson
Wilson
Marshal Foch
Cary T. Grayson
Plans Big Irish Meeting at Holy Comforter Hall
George Washington Council plans a large Irish meeting with Holy Comforter Hall, with preparations near completion after a meeting at 218 Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast. The gathering aims to engage community leaders and supporters for a significant cultural event.
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Engage Holy Comforter Hall
Pennsylvania Avenue
The
George Washington Council For the Recogni
Arrest at Bath Raid Targets Real Estate Man
Federal agents and police raided the Rigga Lafayette Turkish baths Saturday night and found three gallons of wine and a quart of whisky in a locker. George Coulton, a real estate man, was arrested for illegal possession of intoxicating liquor and posted a $500 bond awaiting a hearing before Commissioner Isaac Hitt. Harry Wilkins, a barber employed at the bath, was arrested in the raid and released on a $1,500 bond.
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Rigga Lafayette Turkish Baths
Bath
George Coulton
Lowry
Coulon
Isaac Hitt
Harry Wilkins
Montana greets Japanese special on transcontinental trip
The Japanese delegation on the armament limits conference train passed through Montana with Admiral Baron Kato and Prince Fukugawa enjoying the scenery. At Deer Lodge they were welcomed by Mayor Conley and Judge A J Galen, and photographed with a tiny Japanese baby. The party continues toward Washington with V P Earling and military escorts on board. officials vow to prevent incidents.
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Preas
Washington
Montana
Anehumer
Far East
Great West
Baron Kato
Prince Fukugawa
America
Alberton
Prince
Baby
Deer Lodge
Conley
A. J. Galen
Helena
Siberia
Japan
H. P. Perri
Navy
Col. Leitch
Army
H. B. Earling
Chapel Marks 155th Anniversary of Original Building
New York on October 30 St Pauls Chapel at Broadway and Fulton Street observed the 155th anniversary of the dedication of the original building which still stands in the church yard. Rev Dr Joseph P McComas, vicar, praised party politics as the remedy for anarchy or class domination and denounced politicians and their partisans as idealists of America.
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New York
St. Paul's Chapel
Broadway
Fulton Street
Joseph P. McComas
America
Selling Striped Fabrics From French Poplins and Mogadores
Ordinary merchants would price these fabrics at one to one and a half dollars. Importation covers all stripe combinations on light over dark and vice versa. Fabrics include French poplins mogadors and charvets.
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Pershing
Willard
Underwood & Underwood
Brewster
Williams
Elias
Tsai
M. T. Liang
Wong
Lee
P. K. 0. Tyau
Leroy Weber
Dr. Small
George J. Young
Park Road House
George Washington Council
George Coulon
Miegelle
Tokyo
Prince Tokugawa
Snoqualmie
Cascade Mountains
Hyack
Teck
Avenue
Hofpmante Cleaners
Orrick
H Street
Luiberloungel Co
Topham
Ata
Hartman
Indestructo
Jesse K Mossbirg
Clay Armathong
10Th ST
Frankin
Apts
CASEY
Krauich & Bach
Emerson and Decker
E'T Simpson
West Sea
Ferguson
Ph. WN
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