Antidote for Bolshevism by Hughes seeks industrial justice
Pittsburgh, November 15. Charles E. Hughes urged machinery for industrial justice at the world’s Christian citizenship conference. He called for collective bargaining with lawful decisions for vital industries and peaceful settlement of disputes to protect essential services from disruption. He warned that without such machinery civilization regresses to trial by battle and urged voluntary boards and representative councils for peaceful settlements.
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Pittsburgh
Charles E. Hughes
Uie
Altho
Hughes
Masonic Vault Theft Leads to Three Charged
Three men connected with the safety deposit vaults at the Masonic temple were arrested on larceny warrants after $1,100 in currency disappeared from a delinquent box on Oct 30. Willard T. Sawyer, Robert Weir, and John Pandelo faced charges and were released on bonds while denying currency was present.
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Chicago
Masonic Temple
John Sesiuntag
Montana Streel
Willard T. Sawyer
Wabash Avenue
Robert Weir
Wentworth Avenue
John Pandelo
Seeluntag
Pig Boarder Shifts Census While Owner Doesn’t Raise Ante
Chicago Nov. 35 Miss Pearl G Baker hires Miss Anna E rI of Glen Eltyn to board Clover a pig for 50 cents a week. After two weeks $4 paid the third week Miss Baker refuses $3 then another $3 bill. Miss Baker sues for 500 dollars alleging Clover’s five pigs in third week were mis billed. Case to be heard Nov 24.
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Chicago
Anna E.ri
Glen Eltyn
Pearl G. Baker
Michigan Avenue
Miss Baker
Miss Hill
Clover
Misa Baker
Rail wage meet delayed indefinitely in Washington
The Associated Press reports delayed talks between Director Hines and four railroad brotherhood heads. No agreement on time and a half for overtime in road service. Several overtime questions remain unresolved. Leaders may meet with the director general’s staff next week, with union leaders hopeful for a constitutionally aligned settlement.
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Associated Proes
Washington, D. C
Dope
Great Brotherhoods
Director Hives
Brotherhood
Unioon
Prince Sixtus Weds in Ceremony Viewed by Diplomats
Prince Sixtus of Bourbon da Parma wed Milo Hedwiga de la Rochefoucauld at the Church of St. Francois Xavier in Paris. Attending were the American ambassador, Marshal Joffre, Prince and Princess George of Greece, Gen. Berdoulat, and heads of all diplomatic missions in Paris. The couple’s families include Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxemburg and Empress Zita’s brother.
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Paris
Prince Sixtus of Bourbon da Parma
Milo
Hedwiga de la Rochefoucauld
Duke of Dondeauville
Constantine Radziwill
St. Francois Xavier
Felix
Charlotte of
Luxemburg
Sixtus
Zita
Austria
Albert
Order of
Leopold
Hush
Wallace
Marshal Joffre
George
Greece
Gen. Berdoulat
Paris Snowbound Delays Hit Markets and Transit
Paris region suffered a heavy snowstorm with six to ten inches as coal shortages worsened the disruption. Central markets were nearly empty, tramcar and taxi service halted, and provincial trains delayed or stalled. Overland telegraph with Spain was interrupted.
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Associated Press
Paris
Spain
Lake Ore Carrier John Owen Missing With 20 Crew
Sault Ste. Marie Mich November 15 The ore steamer John Owen with a crew of 20 is missing after three days of a fierce storm on Lake Superior. It was last sighted Wednesday as mariners hope it has sought harbor amid the mountainous waves and blinding snow.
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Associated Press
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
John Owen
Ketweenaw Point
Lake Superior
Owen
Glass Named in Davis' Place in Virginia Capital
Richmond Virginia November 15 The News Leader reports Gov Davis of Virginia has chosen Carter Glass secretary of the treasury as successor to the late United States Senator Martin Glass deferred comment saying the announcement should come from the governor The governor did not issue a statement at this time
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Associated Press
Richmond
The
News Leader
Gov. Davis
Virginia
Carter Glass
Busby Bros Quincy Theatre Destroyed by Fire
A blaze in Quincy New Jersey yesterday morning gutted the Busby Bros theatre. The total loss is pegged around 70004 with only bare walls left and the cause undetermined since no show was held the previous evening. The Quincy theatre was larger than the Waterloo house and insurance details remain unsettled.
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Quincy
Busby Bros
A. J. Busby
Waterloo Theatre
Quincy Theatre
Waterloo House
Busby
African Jerboa Declared World Cleanest Animal
The jerboa, a small Africa dwelling animal resembling a tiny kangaroo, is named the cleanest creature. It lives mostly without water, digs a trench in clean sand, and rolls to wash its stomach while contorting its body into odd shapes without falling over.
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Africa
Kerr to resume air trip from Mineola to Cleveland today
Vice Admiral Kerr, commanding the Handley Page airplane, will take the air again from Mount Jewett after a forced landing on the Mineola route. If weather remains favorable, he will proceed to Cleveland to refuel and continue to Chicago.
Welker resigns as Burbank deputy treasurer
George C. Welker resigned at 12 30 p m today as deputy county treasurer after a conference with county board members at the courthouse. The move follows a state checker’s report on county bounties and comes despite treasurer W J Burbank’s defense of Welker’s honesty and integrity. He will leave the treasurer’s office immediately and report to work at the Illinois Central shops Monday morning.
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George C. Welker
J. A. Francis
Welker
County Board of Supervisors
A. S. Lawrence
J. J. Babbow
W. J. Burbank
Burbank
Mr. Welker
County Board
Evening Courier
Burbark
Illinois Central
Champion Plymouth Rocks top egg yield at 2022 eggs
The 30 week contest at State Agricultural College ends with Jules Francais’s Plymouth Rocks from Westhampton Bosch L I taking champion honors. The pen averages over 200 eggs per hen for 10 hens, totaling 2022 eggs. Laurel, Quebec Poultry Farm Barr et Gooks places second with a strong total.
Foreign Mandate Battle Tests Senate Ratification
The vice president ruled the Senate can advise and consent on treaties, rejecting a Hitchock substitute and endorsing the committee’s reservations on domestic questions. The Monroe doctrine and other reservations faced close votes, with notable Democratic support and party-line splits.
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Republic Day
Senate
Hitchcock
Senate O. K. Lower Supreme
Hale
Maine
Pittman
Nevada
United States
Chamberlain
Oregon
Gore
Oklahoma
Kirby
Arkansas
Owen
Reed
Missouri
Shields
Tennessee
Thomas
Colorado
Trammen
Morida
Walsh
Massachusetts
Ancient Meerschaum: From Eski Scheir to Pipe Bowls
Meerschaum, sourced mostly from Eski Scheir in Asiatic Turkey, is pale whitish and malleable when wet before setting hard. Anciently used as decorative stone, excavations in Corfu support its early use. Germans popularized pipe bowls. besides Eski Scheir, it also occurs in Greece, Samoa, Spain, Moravis, Utah, Pennsylvania, and with serpentine in Norway and South Carolina.
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Eski Scheir
Asiatic
Turkey
Black Sea
Corfu
Fulter
Vienna
Greece
Samoa
Spain
Moravis
Utah
Pennsylvania
Norway
South Carolina
Pneumatic Floats Enable Pond Skater to Tread Water
Insects such as the pond skater walk on water by pneumatic floats formed by tiny hair-covered feet that trap air. Each step creates a cuplike water pit, while the water spider remains dry underwater due to a hair-covered layer that traps air.
Auburndale Principal Skips Future Stock Raiser Plan
Kirkendall, principal of Auburndale school, made a big profit selling pigs out of school hours but vows not to repeat it. He and his wife endured many nights feeding infant pigs with a teaspoon every 29 minutes to save their lives.
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Toledo
Kirkendall
Auburndale
Crook apologizes after looting Chaix restaurant
A robber, armed with a revolver, looted the Chaix restaurant cash register while telling staff to continue breakfast. He apologized for taking money, addressing Joseph Matthews the night manager and August Koppel the cook before leaving with the cash.
Leeper Urged for Acting Mayor as City Hall Deal Intensifies
City halls debate over vacancy follows R C Thompson resignation with council at odds on appointing a council member as mayor ad interim. I H Leeper of Waterloo is favored for the post due to financial and administrative know how, though others like J B Kelly are also mentioned. Governing figures warn appointment could bias spring election outcomes while aiming to avoid disruption for the city.
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Altho
R. C. Thompson
Lla
Cliy
Leeper
Waterloo Wast
Elty Council
Council An
B. Kelly
Italy
Miners Accept Wilson Plan Amid Wage Scale Talks
Washington miners accept Secretary of Labor Wilson's nationwide wage- scale plan for negotiations. John L. Lewis, acting UMWA president, says operators outside the central field should negotiate. F. W. Lukens counters that public interest requires quick settlement, while Lewis accuses outlying operators of bad faith.
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Gardner
West Virginia
Lewis
Wilin Green
Authe Workers’ Union
Wilson
Green
Wilson Macka
Luckens
Lewis Chaliengyn
Lukens
United States
Chicago
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Washington
Wyoming
Colorado
Aljabama
Pennsylvania
West Virghitha
Ilinois
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Birmingham
Ala
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Naw River
Guyon Valley
F. W. Lukens
Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators’ Association
Tanvis
Mr. Lukens
Mr. Lewis
Althot
Lukton
Prorernor
Missouri
Mic
Day of All the Dead Observed in Ireland
Nov em 1 marks All Souls Day in Ireland with old customs described. In farmhouses families sweep fires and place chairs for departed relatives. Residents recall the dead by naming those who prospered or failed, as memories drift around the hearth.
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Ireland
Tharea
Itia
A Woman's Touch By Jack Lawton
Delight, seeking work, answers a strange ad for a housekeeper at The Towers owned by Duncan Reynolds. She befriends Reynolds and his estranged son after aiding a injured man, earning a chance at happiness through care and a shared past.
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Jack Lawton
Tlight
Duncan Reynolds
Duncan
Delight
Myrie
Grimnes
World's deepest well reaches 7570 feet near Fairmont
The Hope Natural Gas company drilled a record depth six and a half miles southeast of Fairmont West Virginia reaching 7579 feet before abandonment due to stuck tools and a broken cable. USGS notes 7000 foot temperature around 172F with a 1 degree per 61 feet rise implying boiling point near 10000 feet. In Indiana a fishing party near Leonards Tow n reports 60 trout caught including one enormous fish.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Hope Natural Gas Company
Pittsburgh
C. H. van Orstrand
United States Geological Survey
Scientific American
Leonards Towhn
John Branson
Washington
Matthew and
James N. Bailey
Murry
Sue's Monument Remembered Through acts of kindness
Milas Sue, caring for an invalid, plans a monument to be remembered after death. A chance encounter with Joy, a homeless child, leads Sue to abandon the project as she helps the girl and her mother in hospital, revealing a softer future built on compassion.
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Milas Sue
Susan Kent
Hill Cemetery
Sue
Susan Trent
Miss Sue
Kitten
Traddles
Joy
Cap
Cloak
Miss
Susan
France
Ma’ Er
Jor
Tva
Miss Jsne
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Prince Sixtus
GLASS
Davis’ Place
Capital Story
Kerr
Mortuarit
Ronald Nathan Trepp
R. F.trepp
Wate
Presbyterian Hospital
Ranald
Waterloo
Whittier
Maxine
Itz
Richard
First M. B
Petersen Bros
F. W. Court
Elmwood
Hans Peter Anderson
Voorhies
Mr. Anderson
Denmark
Iowa
Tis
Nels L. Jensen
Towa
Kileman & Gindt Mortuary
O. K
Congress
Meerschaua
Z. E. Leeper
Springfield
Ill
Trinois
N Nes
Joe Whee Tiles
Snark
Sue’s
Agnes G. Brogan
Tfl
James Stickler
Alice Bonebreak
Leta
Los Angeles
Cal
H. A. Snyder
Jefferson Street
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