Harding plans fishing and golf outing in Texas trip
President-elect Harding begins a quiet vacation in Mexico, planning a fishing expedition and a round of golf at Brownsville Country Club, with Seclusion and outdoor life as his aims. He may cruise along the coast on Gov. Hobby’s launch and consider a Rio Grande trip before a Panama voyage set for Nov. 18. Mexico’s Obregon says meeting Harding is impossible before inauguration due to timing and planning needs.
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Associated Press
Point Isabel
Tex
Harding
Brownsville Country Club
Virginia
New Orleans
The-Catal Zone
Matorway
Mexico City
Va. Impossible For Gen. Divara Obrego, Or Ent
Mexico
W. G. Harding
Gen. Obregon
Ireland Commission expands membership and hearings set
The Commission on Ireland announced an enlarged membership and extended inquiry scope due to rising Ireland tensions. Hearings begin November 17 from five to seven. New witnesses include retired James H. W. Cotter Ironton Ohio Luke Bart St Louis Francis Trackett New York Thomas Fogarty and Capt B L MacNaghtes among others.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Commission On Ireland
Ireland
Raymond _Robins
Chicago
Alexander P
Moore
Publis
Pittsburgh
Commissionu
James HW. Cotter
Ironton
Luke Bart
St Louis
Supreme Board of Directors
The
Knights of Columbus
Francis Trackett
New York
Ian
Thomas ©. Fogarty
New
Capt
B. L
MacNaghtes
Duchess of Marlborough Divorced After Short Hearing
The Duchess Consuelo Vanderbilt wins a divorce from the Duke of Marlborough in London. Allegations of desertion and misconduct cited. the case lasted 25 minutes with two witnesses and a clerk. The duke was reportedly seen with a young woman in Paris.
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Associated Press
London
Duchess of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
W. Kk. Vanderbilt
Duke of Marlborough
Paris
Edward Carson
Sir Montis
Gasoline prices fall in Britain due to U S overproduction
British oil firms blame U S overproduction for a six cent drop in gasoline prices in Great Britain after a 24 cent rise in August. American officials and Standard Oil tie the decline to Russian imports widening the European market, signaling further price cuts and possible cuts in American oil exports.
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U.S
Washington, D. C
United States
Great Britain
American Chamber of Commerce
London
Department of Commerce
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Senator Cummins Heads South for Health This Winter
Senator Cummins plans to reach Washington soon then travel south for health reasons for two to three weeks and possibly most of the winter. He has received many letters from farmers and woolmen urging support for pure fabrics legislation, which his committee may address. Representative and Mrs Towner arrive in Washington this week. Judge Towner will focus on a department of education bill and the proposed department of public welfare.
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Washington
Cummins
Towner
Judge Towner
Committee On Education
Department of Education
Department of Public Welfare
Italy Demands Fiume and Julian Alps Transfer
The Associated Press reports Italy seeks control of Fiume and the Julian Alps as preconditions in talks with Yugoslavia over the Adriatic frontier. Italian Foreign Minister Count Sforza warns talks can’t proceed without these terms, while Yugoslav Premier Vesnić resists ceding contested Slav populations. The cargo cruiser Cleveland runs aground in Cartagena, with damage minimal and salvage efforts underway. Mare Island yard is asked to dispatch tugs.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Cleveland
Cartagena
Colombia
Navy Department
Mare Island
San Francisco) Navy Yard
Rapelito
Titaly
Jugo-Slavia
Julian Alps
Fiume
Count Sforza
Jugo-Slav
Villa i Spinola
Terday
Dalmatian
Vesniteh
Santa Margherita
Negro Albert Green Sentenced to Fifty Years in Fort Madison
Albert Green, a Black man, received a 50 year term for the murder of Charles Peter, a taxi driver, after pleading guilty to second degree murder. Steve Emery, a white man, awaits further action on his involvement in the killing.
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Associated Presa
Tex Moines
Albert Green
Fort Madison
Charles Peter
Green
Guilcy
Steve Emery
Late bulletins and spot reports from across the world
Secretaries Daniels and Colby discussed Colbys planned South American trip and the use of a warship. A Chicago hunter was killed near Havana during a hunt. Turin unofficially reports Socialist win in municipal elections. Los Angeles housing aid request for 5000 army tents not yet approved. Marble tablet plans approved to honor David Lubin in Rome. Idaho seeks standard mountain time rejected by ICC. Moscow Reds expelled by Social-Democrats in Vienna. Vera Cruz trains disrupted by general strike. Continental Motors Muskegon plant resumes operations with redeployment of about 3000 workers.
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Washington, D. C
Los Angeles
Clearing house run for stolen bonds uncovered in Midwest
U S secret service agents posing as buyers cracked a clearing house for stolen bonds, estimating over 400000 dollars in bonds passed through. Clyde A Smith and Mrs Cin Bearse of Minneapolis jailed after arrests in Rochester Minnesota and Minneapolis. Bonds traced to several banks across Minnesota Iowa South Dakota North Dakota Wisconsin. Smith operated an apparent detective agency from a Minneapolis office. A Liberty bond later led to the inquiry and Smith confessed.
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St. Paul
Minn
United, States
Secret Service
Clyde A. Smith
Cin Bearse
Minneapolis
Smith
Rochester
Mimu
Bearse
Skssan
Minnesota
Sully
Jasper County
Iowa
Thei Beckham
S. D
Farmers State Bank
North Dakota
Wisconsin
River Barge Fleets On Way to St. Louis
River fleets on the Upper Mississippi move toward St. Louis for next season. Twelve steel barges from Dubuque and Stillwater head south in two tows, Eleanor and Ellen, with expected passes near Davenport and a three day gap between groups.
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St. Louis
Associated Pressi
Dubuque
Few Physicians Renew Booze Permit Reflection
New York nov 9 only 300 of over 3700 physicians with prescriptions to prescribe whisky applied for renewals after two months since approval Dr Charles R Connor federal prohibition director for York said physicians prefer other medicines and liquor not seen as effective. ROW IN PERUVIAN SENATE Lima peru nov 9 disorder broke out in senate during budget discussion president suspended meeting encounter between senators miguel grau and roger lujan rivol sparked incident.
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Asso- Tae Press
New York
Charles R.connor
Prohibition
York
Lima
Peru
Miguel Grau
Roger Lujan Rivol
Cold Wave Warnings Extend Across Midwest and Great Lakes
Central weather bureau issued cold wave warnings for Illinois Missouri Wisconsin and other central west states with much colder weather forecast for tomorrow across eastern states. The disturbance centered over Lake Huron drives the pattern and storm warnings remain active on all Great Lakes.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Navy
News
Illinois
Missouri
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Lake Huron
Great Lakes
Spinola Heir Born in Quincy France and Rome Ties
A stork with heraldry announced the birth of a son to Marquis Hugo Pietro Spinola of Rome and his wife, the former Quincy girl. The marquise had earlier divorce and war work in France, later marrying the Italian count in Paris. The Spinola family plans arrival as the marquis heads to America.
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Associated Press
Quincy
Til
France
Campbell
Paris
Marquise Spinola
Quincey
America
Ileg
Minister-Slayer to Escape Prosecution in Ontario Raid
Windsor Ont Nov 9 Crown Attorney says Rev J I L Spracklin prohibition officer who during a raid early last Saturday shot and killed Beverly Trumble a innkeeper will not be prosecuted in criminal courts.
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Associated Press
Windsor
Ont
J. I. L. Spracklin
Prohibition Enforcement
Beverly Trumble
John H. Radd
Banks Form 230 Million Livestock Credit Pool
Bankers from New York Boston and St Louis meet to form a national credit pool of 230 million dollars to aid financing of livestock producers. Banks will subscribe capital pro rata and supply maximum loan support to firms facing loss of immature stock.
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Ssociated Press
Tofay
New York
Boston
St. Louis
New York Police Picked for Financial District Guard
Twenty-two additional patrolmen chosen by Chief Inspector Lahey were assigned across the financial district to guard the subtreasury stock exchange land banks and brokerage houses. The permanent detail will also protect Wall Street figures and monitor messengers with securities, amid alleged radical threats. Aimed to recall the “death wagon” used in last September’s Wall Street bombing, police gave no statement on links to last night's Fifth Avenue bomb warning at a mansion housing Edith Vanderbilt and Elihu Root associates.
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Associated Press
New York
Lahey
Financial District
Cye J
Wall Street
Fifth Avenue
Edith Vanderbilt
Elihu Root
Prices for Milk Flour Sugar and Tomatoes Drop
Prices across staples fell with milk in St Louis reducing to 16 cents per quart and flour hitting four year lows in Minneapolis. Raw sugar slipped to 6 cents per pound in New York while canned tomatoes sold for 7 cents a can in Chicago department stores compared with higher prices a year earlier.
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New York
Chicago
Christy Mathewson Gains Strength for Recovery
A Saranac Lake dispatch reports Christy Mathewson, former major league star, is recovering from tuberculosis contracted in France. He gains strength with doctors noting a favorable balance of prognosis though still confined to a darkened room. Gas treatments improve the right lung as fever subsides and weight returns.
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Associated Press
New York
Saranac’ Lake
Christy Mathewson
Iajor Jeaguer
France
Altho
Mathewser
Packard
Ballots in Sewer and Voided Ballots Reported
District Attorney Edward Swann ordered a raid before the grand jury on alleged election frauds. Among the findings were 26 ballots marked for Democratic candidates in a sewer near a polling place and Republican ballots declared void in the thirteenth election district of the first assembly district despite protests by election official Nora Stanton Barner.
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Associated Press
New York
Edward Swann
Nora Stanton Barner
First Assembly
Ovation for Hays on Return to Home Town
Will Hays chairman of the Republican national committee received a warm homecoming in Sullivan Indiana as local residents and delegations from nearby towns gathered to honor him on a short rest after the campaign.
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Hays
Associated Press
Sullivan
Ind
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Terre Haute
Italians Fight Duel In Rome Over Personal Quarrel
In Rome, Dr. Francisco Orlando, son of the former Italian premier, wounded Lient Costamagna twice in a duel caused by a personal quarrel between the two men. The incident underscores ongoing tensions linked to political pedigree and offhand provocations.
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Rome
Francisco Orlando
Lient
Costamagna
Underground Railroad reports reach Holland to curb bolshevik agents
Germany to Amsterdam frontier defenses fail to stop bolshevik agents crossing into Holland. Police trace alleged missionaries to the United States while Washington tightens passport controls amid suspected Soviet agitation.
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Germany
Amsterdam
Presuy
Rotterdam
Holland
Canada
Russia
America
Unite States
Republicans Gain 3 Tennessee Members
An official canvass in Tennessee's Eighth district shows Low Scott, Republican, winning by 6238 votes over Gordon Browning. The count fixes the delegation at five Republicans and five Democrats, a net gain of three for Republicans. In the Fourth district, WF Clouse defeated Democratic incumbent Cordell Hall by 394 votes.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Eighth
Gordon Browning
Tennessee
House of Representatives
Corde! Hall
WF. Clouse
Clouse
Return 9000 Bodies To United States From France
Nearly 9 000 bodies of American soldiers killed in France have been forwarded to the United States and given to their nearest kin with 1 300 more awaiting transport at French ports. The grave registration service expects removal work to finish by next summer and about 60 percent of fallen officers and enlisted men will be returned. Some families have chosen France as the final resting place after seeing cemeteries and care.
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Associated Pr
Paris
France
United States
Jand
Federal Eye On Railroads Prediction At Convention
Chairman Clark of the interstate commerce commission told the thirty second annual meeting of the National Association of Railway and Public Utilities Commissions that federal regulation will remain required for rate control and discrimination questions even if government ownership occurs. He noted wartime use of railroads justified costs and urged state and federal cooperation under the Transportation Act.
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Associated Press
Washington, DD
America
Chaiman Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Association of Railway Andublic Uilities
Ers
Mr. Clark
Clark
Second Division at Camp Travis to Be Made Full Strength
Telegraphic orders directed army recruiting stations to raise the Second division to full strength at once. The War Department explained that under the national defense act one division must stay at full strength and Camp Travis Texas remains 6,000 short. Recruits will come from any part of the country, previously drawn mainly from Texas and Oklahoma. Major General James G. Harboard, Pershing’s former chief of staff in France, commands the division.
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Associated Press
Army
War Department
General Staff
Camp Travis
Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
James G. Harboard
Pershing
Apart
France
Lawyers Fight Over $30,000,000 Bequests of Wealthy Recluse
Boston nov 9 the supreme court has been appealed to in the contest for the 30 000 000 estate of Edward F Leames wealthy recluse of methuen and new york. Counsel for the will left Arthur T Walker of New York the bulk of the estate has appealed from the Essex county probate decree allowing jury trial on all issues. Albert V Searles a Boston artist and nephew alleged fraud undue influence and unsound mind at the time of the will. Searles was given 250 000 under the will with forfeit clause if he contested the instrument.
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Associated Press
Boston
Supreme Court
Edward F. Leames
Methuen
New York
Arthur T. Walker
Essex County Probate Court
Albert. V. Searles
Albert V. Searles
Washington Studies Tripartite Pact Involving Britain France Italy
Washington officials at the state department said the United States is examining the tripartite agreement among Great Britain France and Italy to support each other in spheres of influence in Turkey. A formal protest ground has not been determined. The secret treaty signed in Sev res last Aug 10 had not been officially transmitted to the United States.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Europe
United States
Department
Washington
America
Associated Press
Great Britain
France
Italy
Turkey
Offic ‘Tals
Sevres
Armenian Boundary Report Near Completion
The final report on the Armenian boundary question by the state department special commission is nearly finished and will be presented to President Wilson. The allied powers have urged fixes to Armenian boundaries, with the commission preparing the report for this information.
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Associated Freess
Washington, D. C
Special Commission
State Department
Wil On
Courier delivery notice for timely newspaper arrival
The Courier delivers to homes before 3 30. If a copy is missed due to carrier error or other cause call 3330 and a paper will be sent. Phone calls should reach the office before 6 30 p m.
Baseball War Over New League Plan Divides Minor Leagues
Kansas City reports show minor league presidents meeting to vote on the Lasker plan for reorganizing baseball under a 21 club framework. Officials argue major leagues must not control minor affairs, insisting minors can govern themselves and resist external meddling.
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Chicago
Fanribtiial
Garry Herrmann
Barney, Dreyfuss
Charles H. Ebbets
Riners
National Board of Control
Lasker
Vllim
Thomas J. Iuesey
American Association
David. Ts. Fultz
International League
A .R. Tearner
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Hickey
Sexton
John EH
Farrell Burn
Association
M! Sexton
Roth Island
Aeeh
National Association
Ofice
Auburn
Fuitz
Fultz
M. Fr. Sexton
National Association of Winer Fem ‘Gues
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