Wilson Harding exchange stirs Washington debate over league
Washington pondered post election moves on how to handle league of nations talks with Europe. An old statute could jail Americans who communicate with foreign governments about U S policy, raising questions about Harding and Wilson conduct.
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New York Evening Post
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
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Marion
Europe
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League of Motion
America
League of Nations
Leonard Wood
Medill McCormick
Ilinois
Baker
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Foreign Affairs Committee
George Creel
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Nationwide Hunt for Penn student in murder charge
A nationwide search was launched for William P. Brines a University of Pennsylvania sophomore charged with the murder of Dartmouth student Elmer C. Drewes. Police cite strong evidence pointing to Brines and theorize the killing stemmed from a dispute over buying a used car. The car tied to Brines was found bloodstained with a pistol and two missing cartridges. Brines is believed to be hiding near Philadelphia. family members express shock and seek exoneration.
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William P. Brines
University of Pennsylvania
Elmer C. Drewes
Dartmouth College
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Brines
Drewes
Brinnes
Elmer
West Philadelphia
Reaction to Crush Proletariat Feared by Italy's Radicals
Rome reports a manifesto urging workers to intensify the struggle and prepare for a revolutionary movement. Signed by the Socialist party Anarchist federation and labor unions, it condemns military plots like the Fiame conspiracy and calls for unity to resist dictatorship and seek communism.
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Associated Press
Rome
Taasses
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Socialist ‘Party
Anarchist Federation
General Confederation of Labour
Syndicate of
Federation Fer Seamen
Federation of
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Fiame
Censures High Pay Of Vienna Reparations Body
The Abendu reports that each allied powers representative on the Vienna reparations commission earns 6,000,004 crowns annually, totaling 590,000,009 crowns for the country yearly. Women typists are said to earn as much as five departmental chiefs in the foreign office, a cost the bankrupt country cannot sustain.
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Associated Press
Vienna
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Foreign Office
Abenda
Hutchins Inaugurated as Berea College President
William J. Hutchins was inaugurated today as president of Berea College before a large gathering in Berea Kentucky. He succeeds President Emeritus William Goodell Frost who led the institution for 28 years with attendees from many regions.
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Berea College
William J. Hutchins
Hutchins
William Goodell Frost
Highways Report Covers Iowa Minnesota Cities and Weather
The Weather Bureau release lists towns across Iowa and Minnesota including Charles City Albert Lea Algona Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault La Crosse La Porte City Newton Waterloo Waverly and surrounding areas. It notes showers and showers forecast with onset in the region and highway implications.
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Minn
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Davenport
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Mostvalle
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Waverly
Onset
Toulgat
Woman Implicated in $500000 War Platinum Thefts
Florence Weller, named in a Nashville indictment on conspiracy to dispose of $19000 worth of platinum from the armies bureau, was arrested in New York. Federal agents say war department platinum thefts totaled over $500000, with the metal sold to jewelers. Weller is implicated in the 188 ounce theft.
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Associated Press
New York
Florence Weller
Nashville
Tenn
Army
Audinance Bureau
War Department
Florence Weiler
Golden Special to Carry Wilson Gospel 10
Gov. Cox promotes the Wilson league with a luxury train tour styled the Golden Special. The trip moves through major western cities with speeches by notable figures and a large entourage. The aim is to sway public opinion and portray Wilsonians as vindicated amid Republican momentum.
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Golden
Wilson Gospel
Canada Stops Booze Shipments by Auto
Quebec wholesale liquor dealers convened with D. R. Murphy to halt automobile liquor shipments amid reports of ram running to other provinces and the United States. The decision, announced in Montreal on October 22, targets curb of cross border and interprovincial alcohol movement.
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Canada
Associated Press
Montreal
Auto[mobile
United States
Quebec
Landis orders crackdown on whisky ring as raids widen
Federal Judge Kenesaw M. Landis directly joins the whisky ring probe in Chicago. Warrants issued for six police officers tied to bootlegging as he vows to halt violations and pursue all connected. Austria reports a large deficit in the current year of 12 billion crowns, announced by the finance minister.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kenesaw M. Landis
Chigaz
Austria
Vienna
Coolidge urges dignity of labor and production as duty
Governor Coolidge speaks in Charlotte on service and the dignity of work. He argues production is a moral obligation and warns that wages must reflect effort, not capital, urging fair conditions and adequate rewards. Harding takes four days rest before Ohio tour after Buffalo speech. Coolidge trains through Virginia with night rally in Richmond.
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Associated Press
Charlotte
N.C
America
Coolidge
Republican Party
Europe
Rst
Harding
Marion
New York State
Buffalo
Ohio
Cleveland
Akron
Cincinnnati
Columbus
Virginia
Britain Waits on Next Move Toward Strike Settlement
London reports indicate the coal miners strike deadlock persists as the National Union of Railwaymen plans talks with miners. A Trades Union Congress conference is set to discuss aid to the miners, with international support signals from Germany and Soviet delegates amid global interest.
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National Union of Railwaymen
Trades Union Congress
Berlin
Russia
M. Losowsky
Anzelovitch
Rote Fal
Cox Campaigns Through New Jersey for League Position
Gov. Cox of Ohio tours New Jersey as part of his presidential bid. He plans speeches in Trenton, Princeton, Newark, and Jersey City after addressing a Baltimore audience criticising Senator Harding’s League of Nations stance. University students in Princeton expected a stirring reception.
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Harding
League of Nations
Police raid on Italian anarchists' congress in Bologna
Police raid at a hall in Bologna disrupts an Italian anarchists congress. Delegates from across Italy were arrested and authorities seized large sums of money found on the prisoners. The dispatch notes the event from Messaggero reporting.
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Associated Press
Rome
Bologna
Messaggero
Italy
League speakers urge vote by principle not party
Prominent figures including Secretary of War Baker Professor Irving Fisher Yale University Col Whittlesey of Lost Battalion fame and others urged in Des Moines that voters choose by principle this year rather than party reinforcing the League of Nations campaign message.
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League
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Wilson League
New York
Associated Press
Tres Moines
Newton D. Baker
Yale University
Col. Whittlesey
League of Mations
Hampton farmer dies as train strikes his car
Burmester a farmer is killed instantly when a Rock Island freight train strikes the coupe carrying him and workman Frank Lebie near a grade crossing northwest of Hampton Ia. Lebie is seriously injured but conscious. details remain unclear. Burmester’s family lives six miles northwest of Coway town.
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Mr. Busmaster
Oowsa
Business Outlook Bright as Gary Predicts Prices Adjust
Elbert Gary head of United States Steel told the Iron and Steel Institute in New York that the business outlook abroad and at home is unusually bright. He warned against missteps by officials and middlemen while calling for fair price adjustments and confidence in postwar recovery. He praised French and Belgian rehabilitation and forecast strong economic progress in the coming years.
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Associated Press
New York
Elbert WW
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Petjern Tron and Steel Institute
Mgr
United States
France
Belgium
Doctor Details Plot Against Greek King In Rome Report
Rome report cites Dr Georges Fernand Vidal of Paris saying a monkey bite on King Alexander stemmed from a planned assassination. Vidal notes the monkey was rabies inoculated, implying a deliberate attempt to kill the young monarch. In Athens the king rested fitfully with fever fluctuations and a wound dressings causing pain.
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Associated Press
Rome
Alexander
Georges Fernand Vidal
Paris
Athens
Alexandar
Vidal
Greece
Two Soldiers Die in Ambush Near Cork Lorries
An officer and a Private were killed and five other soldiers wounded when two military lorries were ambushed fourteen miles from Cork. About 100 attackers fired and captured the lorries’ equipment. Military police were sent to the scene. raids followed in Dublin with several arrests including two journalists.
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Associated Press
Cork
Poland Refuses Responsibility for Vilna Turmoil
Warsaw reports Poland declines responsibility for acts of insubordination by Zeilgouski troops at Vilna and asserts it has not broken the wartime armistice with Lithuania. The foreign ministry says Poland will respect League of Nations decisions and denies responsibility for Zeilgouski actions.
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Warsaw
Foreign Ministry
Poland
Great Britain
France
Vilna
Zeilgouski
Lithuania
League of Nations
Zeligouski
Fire Destroys Searle Compress Plant at Earle
A fire at the Searle Compress company plant in Earle Ark burned nearly 5,600 bales of cotton and caused about 660,000 dollars in losses. A cotton gin in another area was found afire but saved with minor damage.
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Agsoriat-freces
Earle
Ark
Searle Compress Company
Sweden Bars Russian Soviet Delegate Passage
Sweden refused permission for M Zinovieff one of the Russian soviet delegates to the Halle Socialist conference to pass through on the way to Russia. The German government had ordered expulsion of Zinovieff and Losowski, the other delegate. An earthquake disturbance was recorded at Georgetown University beginning 7 19 a m lasting nearly an hour and estimated 4 200 miles from Washington.
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Halle
Germany
Sweden
Russia
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Washington, D. C
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Washington
MacSwiney Delirious After Bad Night in Cork Jail
Terence MacSwiney lord mayor of Cork endured a very bad night in prison and remained partly conscious and delirious in the morning. Officials continued to force food while he protested and could only recognize his sister Mary.
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Associated Press
London
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Irish Self Determination League
Central
MacSwiney
League
Mary
Devlin Reinstated In House After Home Rule Discussion
London Oct 22 The Irish home rule bill returns to the house of commons with a small attendance. The chamber votes to end the suspension of Joseph Devlin a Belfast Falls nationalist who was suspended Aug 6 during debates over the coercion bill.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
House
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Falls
Belfast
Marshalltown Man Dies of Apoplexy at Country Club
Norbert S. T. Lawrence, 44, cashier of Town Savings Bank of Marshalltown, died at the country club yesterday afternoon after being stricken while playing golf on the club links. He is survived by his widow, two daughters, and a son. Also noted are a separate item about convicts Stivers and Bassett being captured after escaping Sing Sing prison.
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Associated Press
Norbert S. T Lawrence
Town Savings Bank
Ix City
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Courier delivers by 3 30. call 3830 for duplicate
The notice states home delivery by 3 30. If the carrier delays or error prevents delivery, call 3830 before 6 40 p.m. for a replacement copy.
Bankers Condemn Treasury Charge Attacks On Credit
The American Bankers Association condemned attacks on the credit structure sparked by Comptroller Williams. The group adopted a resolution denouncing "dangerous attacks" by unnamed individuals and urged reform of abuses while reaffirming support for the federal reserve system and opposing government interference in prices.
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New York
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Ra Josses
George Woodrutt
First National Bank
Jon Ml
Pickford
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Am Biers” Association
En Williams
Washington, D.C
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Comptroller
Coantre
Liams
World Court Topics Opened By League Council
October sessions in Brussels focused on creating an international court of justice and general disarmament. Members traded views in private consultations with secretaries barred. Norway and Denmark allied for amendments to the court plan and League covenant to be presented in Geneva.
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Associated Press
Brussels
International Court of Justice
Council of the
League of Nations
Ier
International Court
Norway
Denmark
Dubuque Packing Company Indicted for Nuisance
Nineteen indictments returned by the district court grand jury after three weeks of deliberation. The most startling charge targets the Corn Belt Packing company for maintaining a nuisance at its plant in the city’s residential district due to a stench from the facility.
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Associated Press
Dubuque, Sz
District Court
Corn Belt Packing Company
Children’s Fund Grows With High Rome Donation
The Save the Children fund started by Pope Benedict for relief of suffering children in central Europe has grown to 15,000,000 lire, according to an Associated Press report from Rome.
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