Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-07
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!. RALEIGH. n; e: Nov. s,,The Asso,
sialsR will b. p heid in Atfanta. Ga
February 1920. according to announce
ment of Dan r Gray of Raleigh, sec
Kentucky, vice president.
PARIS, NOV. 6.-More than 5000
A Americans have enlisted in tho
american officers now head dc;ach-
nents in the Polish army.
\ latest fad Of fashionable Parisicnnes
Vast shipments from America have
+ peen placed on the French market and
/. fur-gowned women industriously chew
Ing are a common sight.
NEW YORK. Nov 6.-Thc order Of
ne railroad administration prohibitins
affect 2lo vessels in this port. Many
Of these are British, and will he able
TO steam 10 Halifax and take on coal
! there.
today adopted the resolution designed
by the Republican leaders 10 force on
three members voting present.
!. LONDON, Nov G.-Joseph Hutty.
claims he is an American citizen, was
sentenced to death ut Liverpool to-
!. gay for the murder OF a nurse named
:
Gme his fiancec. He shot her seven
! BERLIN, Nov. e.-Twenty.two per-
sons, including some high otHcials and
pankers, are under arrest at Carlsbad,
Che famous Austrian summer resort
na,. connection - with a coal boarding
PadS OF coal are involved in the case
SCRANTON. PA, Nov. G.-Men and
E9men insane patients AZ The H!ll-
SIDE Home. were dubbed into insen-
sbtlitE with table leg, according 10
reports rendered today by man and
snt %on'a u, d .b sent 70 The insti;
BED Cross; TO Investigate stories Of
s sffueiT , tod BY dope lend Patients
: BIRMINGHAM Ala. Nov. s'-The
Condition OF &. 7. Lamb. Federal man
aEsr Q. iae Atlanta, Birmingham and
atlantic Railroad. is reported by at
seday
WASHINGTON. So~. s.--A. city
Fs ss;S S7!os Of he Diss:ie;
A-&-;cLa Federation - Iaho. and VII!
- !-Ge2=7t+-; union
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e .ts :: as aa2oG2ced tonight.
:.- 1-@o-2c4t celebration
Eer S:-;- C-.c1Ec s-E seye1a! other
Sce< = 20 So! notwithstanding re-
AsHErELE. y c, Nav. s.-search.
ing pa-E:es ~=.e securing me BUSINESS
sSs sd n ES;< s3atsA; tog an un!den,i-
ssi puRH tzliE :2A'F 3. Nov s,,.,o,
Ions point 20 an overwhelming VIC
f Tniier' personal representative OF
Mui IL Hays, chairman OF the
sGado1 Republican Committee told
SeVenty-ilve leaders OF mis- party at a
meeting held in this city today.
LOH Do-N, NoN. t..-Geferal Denik inc
stloyed mat s ne coSsaeks have de.
hhoppa; capturing $500. men.
gsttion al the peace conference has
addressed 20 the conference n note,
9utlin!ns the reason for which the
serb h2 croat; Slorene state has been
S Sn1oae 10 sign me treaty of ST. Ger
,, SEOUL, KOREA. Nov e-Rev. Ell
hittsI Mo%ry Of Mansfield, O. Pres
( yicted Of sheitcrins Iaoiean t,agitators
during the revolt in * lsa. Mr, MowrS
\ vas Vas meg 100 yen. This was his
p :, Gih;iNToN. =. G. Nov. e.-Licutenan,
h serxLn W. s MiaSnard vas presented
ne landed at the fair grounds upop
g,ft was from the people OF Sampso on
Hs S5IIST9 3, II Mus s. Nov ,s.-P5iyass
D epartme eaS TO nse No oTdered BY ne War
VIII be decorated by the Prince L ~
wales on BEHALF OF King C,or~s "f
england He has Already oa -,
I decorated decorated by General Pershinr pG G5r
ST. PETERSBURG. FLA. Nov
IN me ground that the c!ty has NO
ano ORDINANCE against the saIs az
/. ktnnsnooxlcating liquor Municipal Jud@a
4 MIief To-Day freed J. y Jackson -
Z r.M, oeeh arrested on a charge OF iiuuor
q TAMPA. FLA. Nov. 6.-Bncauso .b,oo
s;;saI factory owners have refused 70
! stsh up tne scale for pickers and
packers, promulgated 10y tho local nv
ion. all the pickers and makers ~ ". IN.
other factories walked out today to-,
{ say they have ne grievances arnirs,
their own employers. bu, wan, tbn,,
70 help to force the three others -
\ stgn up the new scale. About 400 rprn
are out ~ NC"
d MIAMI FLA. Nov. s-Beh;ns ,,osos
81 dpors, carefully curtaincd, rcpresen,a
4 ttves OF organized labor and Tho hIisi
Z ness interests OF the city, presidents NJ
i the City Council and Chamber of Con-
merce today struggled each in lis
own way to prevent the general strike
OF several thousand workmen. com
S3I2rtSing twentE-seven unions aniiia,nd
with the American Federation Of Jahor
MlThe strike is called for Monday
ayE BERLIN, Nov. 6.--Hugo Haase. leader
fsof the Independent Socialist part. who
SSwas shot by an assassin recently, was
lin comatose condition tonight and
SssSkope FOR his recovery has been aban
dnned
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