Wood Sutherland and Child Tied to Harding Cabinet Talks
The piece argues cabinet speculation is political theater. It identifies Gen Wood as not a guaranteed Harding pick and highlights three close aides: Utah's Senator Sutherland, Richard Washburn Child, and Senator Harding’s inner circle. Sutherland praised for legal mind and progressives ties. Child a leading Progressive figure and writer with engineering ties.
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Mark Sellivan
New York Evening Post
O Evening Courier
Wilson
Gen. Wood
Chicago
Harding
Sanater Harding
Senator Harding
Sutherland
Utah
Richard Washburn Child
H ¢Man
Ameriia
Ravi
Aplerica
Suthereland
Republican Party
Sutheland
LaFollette
Seamen’s Union
Child
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Massachusetts
Law
Keokuk
Mississippi River
Slosenese
Chog
Wardine
Daugherty
Ant
Senator Tardin Tomination
Tye
Probes Building Scandal in N Y
The piece discusses investigations into a New York building scandal and examines the political roles of Daugherty Child and Sutherland. It notes Daugherty’s focus on practical politics and possible Cabinet discussions with Harding, highlighting their past ties during the campaign.
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Daugherty
Ohio
Child
Sutherland
Senator Harding
Mr. Harding
Reprisals After Irish Officer Murder Near Nenagh
Lieut. Hamilton was shot dead while motorcycling near Nenagh in County Tipperary. Two men suspected of killing him were shot dead after arrests. Licensed premises were destroyed by fire, a creamery blown up with bombs, machinery smashed, and residents fled the area as explosions and gunfire continued through the night.
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Associated Press
Nenagh
County Tipperary
Land
Hamilton
Huying
Federal Troops Withdraw From Mingo County
Williamson reports that the federal troops assigned to the Mingo County coal fields since the miners strike are withdrawn. Twenty-five West Virginia constabulary troopers arrived to replace them, with a further detachment expected within days.
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Associated Press
Williamson
Hego County
West Virginia Constabulary
Mexico expects Britain to recognize Mexico
London date Nov 5 British recognition of Mexico expected after United States move, says Miguel Corrubias former Mexican foreign minister now in England on a mission. Corrubias notes Colby statement on the Mexican question and Mexico’s congress action re elect Obregon as president paving full recognition. He holds credentials from Provisional President Huerta, stating British acceptance hinges on formalities before Obregon’s full power.
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Associated Press
London
Mexico
United States
Miguel Corrubias
England
Conor Covarrubias
Foreign Office
Colby
Gen. Obregon
Great Britain
Senor Covarrubias
Judge questions if Attorney General can suppress evidence
Federal Judge Anderson stated in Indianapolis that next Monday's inquiry will examine whether the attorney general can agree to suppress part of the government's evidence in the soft coal conspiracy cases. The judge cited Palmer's remarks as prompting the probe and noted a delay in scheduling further hearings due to coal-related matters.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Jad
Federel
Anderson
United States District Court
Palmer
Washington Dispatches
Giher
Operators' Reply to Anthracite Miners' Demand Due Today
Philadelphia November 4 The coal operators prepare to reply to anthracite miners demands for changes in the presidential commission award. At a October 26 conference miners asked for eight changes including a 27 per cent wage rise, a $6 minimum day rate, and a nine hour day while the current award granted about 1? percent with a $4.20 minimum.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Anthracite Commissions
Girl Edan Ellis Found Slain in City Weeds
The 18 year old stenographer Miss Edan Ellis was found dead in a vacant northern city lot. Her throat was slashed and a broken razor lay nearby. She showed extensive assault marks with signs of a desperate struggle.
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Hne
Edan Ellis
Marshall Silent on Bryan Suggestion
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall spoke to a large crowd and avoided commenting on William Jennings Bryan's call for President Wilson to resign. He said he had ended his campaigns and would stop talking politics for a while.
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Associated Press
Thomas R. Marshall
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Marshall
Bryan
Arnstein Pleads Not Guilty to Conspiracy
Alexander Johnson arrives in Valparaiso aboard a Johnson Line steamer to announce plans for fortnightly sailings between Sweden and Chile. The Interstate Commerce Commission is asked by the New York New Haven Hartford railroad to issue 5 percent gold bonds.
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Arnstein
Sweden
Chile
Bressa Valparaiso
Alexander Johnson
Militionaire
Johnson Line
Stesimorg
Washington, D
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Courier delivery by 3 26 pm notice
A garbled notice informs readers that the Courier will be delivered to homes before 3 26 o clock. It mentions a phone number 8840 for issues and references delays due to carrier errors or other causes.
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Valle
Herore Gerd P.m
Building Trust In Nationwide Probe Reported
Federal probes in New York reveal an inquiry into conditions and a bench warrant issued for at least three indicted in a grand jury investigation. Henry Hansen testifies about a limestone trade code, bidding practices, and bid secrecy under the National Association of Stone Cutters.
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Asted Press
New York
Grand
Mullqueen
Trust
United States
National Association of Stones Cutters
Henry Hansein
National Association
Samuel Untermeier
Iheu
Two White Sox Players Post $10,000 Bonds Each
George Weaver and Fred McMullen surrendered to the state's attorney's office in Chicago and posted bonds of 14000 each to answer indictments charging them with complicity to throw the 1919 World Series. They are among the first of 12 players and gamblers indicted to appear. Weaver claimed the charges are a fabrication and that they can prove it.
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White Sox
Associated Press
Chicago
George Weaver
Fred Mcl Mullen
Risberg
Felseh
Weaver
Black Hawk Okays Constitution Redraft Vote
Black Hawk county tallies show 6,067 in favor and 4,146 against the proposed constitution redraft, with results recorded in all but two precincts.
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Black Hawk County
Wrangel Resigns From Crimea Amid Hard Fighting
General Baron Wrangel withdraws troops to Crimea as Bolshevik pressure grows near the Dnieper. He holds Perekop and Salkova, with thousands of men captured from Budenny’s cavalry. Troops show weary resolve seeking rest in Crimea despite heavy combat. The message to his wife notes continued fighting.
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Associated Press
Sebastopol
Baron Wrangel
Antibolshevik
South Russia
Crimea
Dniepe R
Perekop
Salkeva
Ai Salkova
Wrange
Budenny
Constantinople
Baron Wrangell
Crimean Peninsula
Russia
President Offers Battleship for Harding Trip
President Wilson directs Secretary Daniels to place a battleship at Harding's disposal for his trip to the Panama Canal area. An offer also extends the presidential yacht Mayflower to convey him and his party to Hampton Roads to board the battleship. Harding plans a Texas to coast tour before a possible voyage to Panama.
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Associated Press
Washington
DC. C
Wilson
Daniels
Harding
Marty
Marion
Rudt
Texas
Vang
Semi Executives in Rail Jobs May Take Wage Kicks to Board
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that railroad workers in semi-executive or subordinate official positions, excluding supervisory station agents, may present wage questions to the Railroad Labor Board. Supervisory station agents were deemed official representatives of their companies and not eligible. Workers in these classes gain representation on the labor board per the commission’s recent hearings.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Railroad Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Compassion
Ming
Jubor
Hunt Way to Settle Trouble in Ireland
The London diplomatic circle reports two approaches to resolve Ireland’s crisis. One urges the government to open communication with Sinn Fein MPs to seek a practical agreement and avert ruin. The other proposes three coalition MPs back a plan to withdraw troops to strategic centers and shift security to local authorities toward a political settlement.
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Hunt
Ireland
London
Sinn Fein
Kentucky Elections May Be Investigated
Washington attorney Gene Day says charges of fraud in elections in southeastern Kentucky head to District Attorney Yington for investigation. Mr. Palmer refused to oppose the charges, and the Department of Justice was contemplating future action pending the investigation.
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Washington
Gene Day
Kentucky
Yington
Gution
Palmer
Willys-Overland to lay off 15,000 workers tomorrow
Willys-Overland plans a temporary layoff affecting about 15,000 workers at its Toledo Ohio plant. The move follows an impending inventory shutdown and will continue through a designated non-operating period.
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Willys-Overland
el Piees
Goday
Ase
Toledo
Niet
Babies Die After Fire Caused by Playing With Matches
A fire in Hinling Michigan killed two babies ages four and two while they were playing with matches. The blaze left a family devastated and authorities urging careful handling of fire and children.
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Hinling
Mich
Flargon
Highways Department Weather Forecast Notes Rain Likely
The report cites a weather update indicating wet conditions tonight and Saturday with expected rain. Local roads may be slick as precipitation moves through the area. Authorities urge caution for motorists and commuters.
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Department of Agitculture
Adbert Tate
Sauymarys
Japan to Protest Antijapanese Act Through Washington
Tokyo reports that California voters approved a land law, prompting Japan to plan a formal protest in Washington. A foreign office source cites negotiations to follow, aiming at an agreement to remove the dispute and avoid retroactive effects on Japanese in the U S.
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Japan
Washington
Associatias Press
Tokio
Peoce
California
Voruz Choho
Foreign Office
Newsiyaiper
Hoehin Subun
Shilehang
United iSki
America
Ameria
Margie Oquita
Japa
Gov. Cox
Marquis Omima
League of Nation
United States
DD. C
State Department
Colby
Shidenara
Woman Sheriff 62 Outlines Platform for Roscommon County
Mrs. Jane Johnson, 62, Roscommon county sheriff elect and mother of three, pledges tough action against criminals. She says she will appoint her husband deputy for security and child care duties, and to arrest a bad man if needed. Also notes Chilean president elect Alessander plans northern province tour ahead of inauguration.
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Associated
Pro Roscomimon
Mich
Jane Johnson
Roscommon County
Harding declares League of Nations now deceased
Marion O Nov 5 President elect Harding says the League of Nations is dead and leaves tomorrow for a month long vacation to southern Texas and Panama. He will consider forming an American world peace council after inauguration though this is uncertain.
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Marion, O
Harding
Texas
Panama
Hardingtown
Marion
League of Nations
Altho
White House
Wash ‘Ington
League
Wilson
America
Governor Pardons Former Executive in Vermont
Montpelier Vermont November 5 Gov Percival W Clement grants a full and unconditional pardon to former Gov Horace F Graham who was sentenced earlier today by the Supreme court to imprisonment for five to eight years for embezzlement of state funds while he was state auditor
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Montpelier
Percival W. Clement
Horace F. Graham
Supreme Court
Pallbearers Named for Pvt Schmitt as Army Veteran Rites Set
Private Schmitt who died in 1918 after arriving in Bordeaux will be honored Sunday at Sacred Heart Church. Ex servicemen will assemble at Mismorio hall and accompany the body to the church. Pallbearers include George Leask Ned Oliver Floyd Dunkelberg Amandus Heinen Albert Jahn and Anthony Lerend.
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Charles I. Seamill
Arvive
Waterloo
Wiinels Central
Fredi Willard
Logan Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
J. M Molloy
Mismorio Hall
Hilpman & Ginde
Wen
Schmitt
Hey
George Leask
Ned Oliver
Floyd Dunkelberg
Amandus Heinen
Abert Jahn
Anthony Lerend
Alr
Oliver
Mr. Dunkelberg
Mr. Heen
Chicago
Army
Joseph E. Johnston
Jacksonville
Fla
Bordeaux
Quartermaster Corps
Size of Harding electoral vote steady at 404 with contests pending
New York reports Harding at 404 of 531 electoral votes as eight contests in six states await belated returns. Senate stands 539 Republicans to 37 Democrats. Returns from Kentucky Montana and North Dakota push the GOP toward a larger House majority. Oklahoma adds a woman representative, and local races in Ohio and New York show Republican gains with various district tallies.
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Associated Press
New York
Harding
Senate
House
Maryland
Minnesota
Missouri
North Dakota
West Virginia
Upet
Tennessee
W. F. Clouse
Cordell
Montana
Oklahoma
Alice’ Roh
Muskogee
Robertson
Chicago
Cook County
Senator Harding
Len Small
Small
Lewis
William B. McKinley
Peter A. Waller
McKinley
Waller
Paul
Ming
J. Rarson
Congress
W. L. Carss
Lezson
Cares
Ohio
Newark
Seventeenth Congressional District
W. A. Ash
oTook
Will Wask
D. M. Morgan
Morgan
Bradford Beaton
Center
Colo
Mary
Ill Probe Election Frauds in New York
New York District Attorney Edward Swann began a formal investigation into alleged election frauds. He summoned the officers from the Fourth assembly district after 26 marked ballots were found yesterday in the sewers of that district. An investigation into alleged fraud in Harlem was also started.
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Associated Press
New York
Edward Swann
Feanth
Fourth Assembly
Swany
Miarlem
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