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Free to Read Articles from November 1921 Part 4
- MAROON IN SIGNAL DRILL.; Captain Fitzpatrick, After Long Absence, Again Dons Togs.
- CURLERS HOLD MEETING.; Grand National Club Admits New Members at Utica Session.
- RAID ASTOR YACHT, SEIZE HIDDEN RUM; Customs Rummagers Find 70 Bottles Stowed Away by Crew of the New ...
- MRS. BERGDOLL OWN LAWYER; Defends Accounting of Grover's Estate--Her Eviction Postponed.
- DIAZ SEES FORT ADAMS.; Receives Silver Gift From Italian Community of Newport.
- NEW SECURITIES LISTED.; Invincible Oil and Orpheum Circuit Stocks Admitted to Trading.
- VOICES GERMAN HOPE IN ARMS MEETING; Dr. Rosen Thinks Reparation Terms Will Be Revised if Allied Debts ...
- TOPICS OF THE TIMES.; Expectations All Were Disappointed. Strange Jobs Found for "Leathernecks." Jerseymen ...
- Obituary 2 -- No Title
- DOCTOR'S WIFE A SUICIDE.; Mrs. Francis R. Lyman Had Suffered From Melancholia.
- ITALIAN PRESS ALARMED.; Calls on the Government to Take Measures to Check Jugoslavs.
- Brooklyn Activity.
- WOULD HORSEWHIP WATSON; American Dancer Wants Insult to Army Nurses Avenged.
- BARRIER TO INTRIGUE IN EASTERN EUROPE; Polish-Czech Agreement Is Expected to Allay Serious Causesof Friction.
- Bank Sends Men to Argentina.
- RECEIVE 7 BIDS FOR SUBWAY EXTENSION; High $5,001,919.75, Low $3,867,138 on Eighth AvenueQueensboro Line.
- BRIAND PREDICTS FINDING BASIS SOON; French Premier Believes General Principles Will Be Settled in First ...
- WRECK NEWSPAPER PLANT.; Political Feud Is Blamed for Raid on Twin City Sentinel.
- CLERK SUES AS RECTOR.; Not Permitted to Assume Charge, He Contends, So Asks Damages.
- DR. TUGGLE CUE VICTOR.; Defeats J.M. Lewis Jr in Interstate Tourney, 150 to 107.
- Ship Brings $2,540,000 in Gold.
- ROBERTS GETS DECISION.; Wins Over Bert Crossley on Points in Pioneer Club Ring.
- Armament Lecturers Coached.
- THINK US AT ODDS WITH JAPAN; Europe's Impression Due to AntiJapanese Articles in Certain American Journals.
- OFFERINGS OF BONDS TODAY $20,000,000; Industrials, Public Utilities and Municipal Issues in List Announced. ...
- CARREL SWEEPS CINCINNATI; Republicans Poll Overwhelming Vote for Their Entire Ticket.
- CRUDE OIL PRICES RAISED; 40 to 50 Cents in the Ohio Field, 25 Cents in Texas.
- SUE TO HALT WEDDING SOOTHSAYER ORDAINED; Wealthy French Parents Insist Fortune Teller Influenced Daughter ...
- APPROVE HUNGARY'S PLAN; Allies Will Accept a Declaration Against Electing a Hapsburg.
- JERSEY DEMOCRATS GAIN IN LEGISLATURE; Final Returns Reveal, However, That Republicans Still Control ...
- PRINCETON PLEASES JAPAN.; Students' Action on Conference Causes Favorable Comment.
- Obituary 5 -- No Title
- More Rumors of a British Loan to Germany; Rothschilds Said to Have Been Approached
- SAYS COHEN OFFERED DRYS $5,000 BRIBE; Cincinnati Prohibition Agent Turns in Bills at Federal Court as ...
- To Give Visiting Drovers 5 Days.
- YOUNG MEN TO RULE ONEIDA; 24-Year-Old Mayor Will Appoint Youths to Office.
- NEW FOSSIL SKULL EXCITES SCIENTISTS; One Thinks the South African Find May Antedate the Neanderthal Type.
- Hara Said God Had Inspired Harding to Call Conference
- McADOO ON DISARMAMENT.; He Asks for Non-Partisanship at Southern Society Smoker.
- Gibbons to Box Dan O'Dowd.
- DANA DEFEATS CORDIER.; Harvard's Squash Star Wins Class A Team Match, 15-9, 15-6.
- BOLSTER HARVARD DEFENSE; Crimson Coaches Start Drilling Team to Meet Yale Attack.
- A.E.F. Veterans Abroad to Celebrate
- Frees Murderess to Save Her Life.
- TO PROTECT BONDHOLDERS.; Committee Formed After Michigan United Railways Default.
- English Women's Team Wins.
- MISS LIEBMAN'S WEDDING.; Texas Girl to Wed Frederick F. Greenman, New York Lawyer.
- GUGLIELMINI WINS BOUT OF BANTAMS; Pastime A.C. Boxer Gains Referee's Decision Over Cohan in Garden Event.
- MUSIC; Alfrede Casella's Piano Recital.
- HEAD OF BANK OF JAPAN DEPRECATES MIGRATION; Governor Inouye Says It Is Hopeless to Think of Moving Nippon's ...
- SENATE VOTES TO ASK PARLEY PUBLICITY; Wants the Press Admitted to Meetings When Main Questions Are Considered.REQUEST ...
- HUBERMAN GIVES SURPRISE.; The "Distinguished Violinist" of Beethoven Association's Concert.
- SCHOONER RAN DARK, APACHE MATE SAYS; Second Officer Declares Lifeboat Could Not Get Alongside Doomed Palmer.
- HYLAN IS JUBILANT; BERATES THE PRESS; Thanks Citizens Who Elected Him and Advices Newspapers That Fought ...
- TO BUILD MARYLAND DAMS.; New Yorkers Interested in Power Development on the Susquehanna.
- CHECKS MARK SPECULATION; German Government Announces Plans to Reichstag.
- COUZENS LEADS IN DETROIT.; Mayor Sought Re-election on Municipal Ownership Administration.
- FEAR MARK'S DECLINE.; British Chancellor of Exchequer Is to Discuss It in Parliament.
- PROF. BONN BACKS CONFERENCE; German Historian Applauds "Harding's Great Policy."
- Penn Cannot Finance Visit Of Australian Relay Team
- TIDE WATER OIL CO. RFPORTS BIG LOSS; Net for First Nine Months of 1921 Was $4,202,507, President Says. ...
- CLEVELAND GIVES FOCH ITS OVATION TODAY; Marshal Waives Entertainment to Let People Vote and Rests for ...
- ADVISES DELEGATES TO WATCH SENATE; Lauzanne Says That Americans Are Apprehensive Over the Arms Conference. ...
- Yale Uses Motion Pictures Of Crews as Coaching Aid
- WHEAT HOLDS FIRM AT HIGHER PRICES; Large Purchases of Flour for Russian Relief Reported in Chicago Territory.
- EULOGIZE DR. BLACKWELL.; Services for Oldest Woman Minister in All Souls' Church, Elizabeth.
- NEW EFFORT TO BLOCK AMERICAN VALUATION; Retail Dry Goods and Garment Associations Ask Penrose for Further ...
- BEER BILL VOTE ON NOV. 18.; Supporters in Senate Predict Its Enactment by Large Majority.
- TIGER HAS SIGNAL DRILL.; Coaches Give Princeton Eleven Only a Light Workout.
- Composite Flag for British Unknown.
- FINANCIAL MARKETS; No Business Yesterday on Financial Exchanges--GermanMark Goes Lower in London.
- MARINES TO GUARD CITY MAIL WAGONS AND POSTAL CARS; Will Also Be Stationed in Post Offices to Protect ...
- WOMAN DIES IN AUTO CRASH, DRIVERS FLEE; Child Believed to Have Been Mortally Injured in HeadOn Collision.VICTIMS ...
- FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS.; Paris Bourse Irregular--London Quiet.
- NO DECISION REACHED ON HARA'S SUCCESSOR; Elder Statesmen Continue Their Conferences at Palace--Two More ...
- ENRIGHT TELLS POLICE IT WAS A PERFECT DAY; Commissioner Makes a Speech at Unusual Election Celebration ...
- DIVORCE FOR JOYCE; $1,284,250 FOR PEGGY; Judge Sabath Asks Lumberman's Attorney to DraftDecree.SETTLEMENT ...
- Big Ohio Lead for Soldiers' Bonus.
- CHINA LOAN DISPUTE TO BE PARLEY ISSUE; Charges by Delegation Adviser and Lamont Denial Serve to Inflame ...
- STREET MILK SALES WILL START TODAY; Distributers Make First Move to Break Strike by Putting Wagons on ...
- PASTORS TO WIELD PICKS; And Boston Labor Leaders Will Fill Their Places in Pulpits.
- Army Orders and Assignments.
- BELIEVES ALLIANCE IS NOT WANTED HERE; Repington Thinks That Americans Seek Friendship Without En- tanglements.
- MISS MATHEWS GLAD, FELICITATES MAYOR; Says Her Election as Register Shows Men Made No Distinction Against ...
- HOUSE REPUBLICANS SPLIT ON SURTAXES; Leaders Are Trying to Defer Open Fight Until Conferees Get to Work. ...
- GREAT STORM IN HOLLAND.; Historic Buildings Are Damaged and Many Fine Old Trees Blown Down.
- T.C. BENT WILL NOT FIGHT WIFE'S WILL; Document Drawn in 1873 Bequeathed $3,000,000 Estate to Husband ...
- DINNER FOR ENRIGHT.; Citizens Committee Announces Testimonial for Nov. 22.
- WRESTLING RULES DEFINED.; Toe and Scissors Holds and Headlock Usable Under Restrictions.
- DEMOCRATIC TREND IN UP-STATE CITIES; Republicans Lose Mayoralty Fight in Albany for First Time in 22 ...
- GOOD YEAR RUBBER SALES $62,421,179; Report for First Nine Months of 1921 Shows a Net Surplus of $3,395,853.CASH ...
- WILLIAMS IS HIGH GUN.; Takes Scratch Prize in Trapshooting Event at Staten Island.
- BALFOUR HOPES MUCH FROM CONFERENCE; Predicts It Will Be Greatest Step in History Toward an Improved ...
- SEVEN NEW COMPANIES; Formed to Take Over Various Parcels of Realty.
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- GILLIGAN'S TOMMY FIRST; Whippet Handily Wins All His Races at Westbury, L.I.
- $10,000,000 BONDS; New Issues Include $5,000,000 by State of North Carolina, Bearing 5 Per Cent. EXEMPT ...
- WIESBADEN AGREEMENT STIRS BRITISH PROTEST; Reparation Commissioner Says It Favors France to Detriment ...
- Westchester County.
- DEMOCRATS ELECT VIRGINIA GOVERNOR; Senator Trinkle's Plurality Over Republican Opponent 60,000 in Early ...
- ABANDONS EXAMINATIONS.; Wharton Finance School Drops MidYear and Final Tests.
- 800 Named for 1923 Futurity At Pimlico; 1,300 for 1924
- NOTRE DAME ELEVEN CRUSHES RUTGERS; Hoosiers Score Almost at Will Against Jerseymen, Winning by 48 to ...
- BRIAND NOW SEEKS A MODIFIED PLEDGE; French Premier Is Prepared to Consider Proposals on Safety From ...
- ELECTION NIGHT JOY MOSTLY HORN TOOTS; Celebration of Tammany Victory Conducted With Unusual Decorum ...
- SIMPLE, SAYS SHIDEHARA.; None of Real Interests of Three Big Powers Conflict, He Writes.
- Beatty Visits Annapolis.
- MANY VIOLATIONS REPORTED AT POLLS; "Identification" Tags Attached to Ballots to Keep Check on Promises ...
- CLEVELAND ELECTS KOHLER AS MAYOR; City Manager Plan Adopted by Vote of 2 to 1--Hill Re-elected Mayor ...
- ANDREWS HAS LEAD; Has Indicated Plurality Up-State of About 282,000SCUDDER, 268,000 HEREDemocratic CandidateAlso ...
- RANNEY IS LEADER IN N.Y.A.C. SHOOT; Wins High Scratch Prize With 99 Out of 100 in Holiday Trap Event.
- Missouri Train Bandit to Prison.
- To Aid Ecole Maternelle Francaise.
- The Press on the Election.; "Corrupt and Contented" New York.
- Beatty Goes to National Capital.
- ARRANGE FOR FOCH VISIT.; Columbia and Princeton Announce Reception Programs.
- STIFF DRILL FOR ARMY.; West Point Eleven Given 40 Minutes Scrimmage Against Scrubs.
- CLINTON DEFEATS STUYVESANT 13-0; Hamon Stars in Red and Black Victory as 20,000 Fill Lewisohn Stadium.
- HARVARD REGULARS REST.; Granted Another Day's Respite From Football Practice.
- KATO SAYS JAPAN WANTS ALL-ROUND NAVAL REDUCTION; Declares Delegation Goes Into Parley Willing to Cut ...
- WILSON'S "TAKE VERA CRUZ!"; Business of Ordering Naval Action Over the Telephons After Midnight--Wilson, ...
- N.Y. CENTRAL TO PAY DEBT.; Will Issue $19,500,000 Bonds to Meet Obligation to Government.
- Naval Orders.
- HOLD-UP MEN ROUTED.; Three Put to Flight by Intended Victims and Youth Arrested.
- TO SAVE 22 MILLIONS IN OCCUPATION COSTS; Economies by the Allied Commission Will Make That Differ-ence ...
- CINCINNATI REPUBLICAN.; Mayoralty Candidate Wins and Colleague Leads Opponent.
- COLUMBIA TO TRAIN A 150-POUND CREW; Decides to Develop Lightweight Eight for Intercollegiate Competitions.
- WESTERN ROADS GIVE NOTICE OF WAGE CUTS; Reductions of 10 Per Cent. in All Departments to be Posted at ...
- DUTCH PACIFISTS' BOMB; Exploded in Revenge for the Sentence of a Conscientious Objector.
- WON'T LET I.R.T. INTERVENE; Supreme Court Bars Its Appearance in Chicago Railways Case.
- NAVY ELEVEN SCRIMMAGES.; Midshipmen Prepare for Game With Penn State Saturday.
- Obituary 3 -- No Title
- LATEST DEALINGS IN REALTY FIELD; The Gorman Estate Sells Two Washington Heights Blocks to a Builder. ...
- Hungary Agrees to Bar Hapsburgs From the Throne
- C.C.N.Y. YEARLINGS WIN.; Defeat Morris High in Dual CrossCountry Run by 24 to 35.
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- Manchester Elects Republican Mayor
- REJECT PREFERENCE FOR THE VETERANS; Voters Defeat the First Amendment--Probably Also the Second. LITERACY ...
- "THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.; Administration Settles the Legal Designation of Capital.
- GARRETT FOR PARLEY POST.; To Be Named by American Delegates for Secretary General.
- QUAKER SOCCERS WIN EASY VICTORY; Philadelphia Football Club Defeats New York at Oval by Score of 8 to 1.
- $40,000 IN GEMS VANISH WITH TAXI; Eight Detectives Comb Upper Broadway, in Vain for Black Machine. EXPERT ...
- Held as Date Suspect.
- BLUEBEARD' FACES ACCUSERS CALMLY; Landru Defends Himself Ably, Without Recourse to His Legal Adviser. ...
- HEAVYWEIGHTS TO MEET.; Will Furnish Action in Three Bouts Tonight at Pioneer S.C.
- Denies She Represents a Queen.
- MANUAL TRAINING WINS.; Scores Surprising Victory Over Erasmus Hall H.S. Eleven, 7 to 0.
- Reserve Officers Assigned.
- ILLINOIS TRAIN BANDITS GOT $400 FOR TROUBLE; No Arrests Have Been Made in Hold-Up in Which Robbers Set ...
- Michigan City Elects Commission.
- JERSEY DEMOCRATS LOSE ON WET ISSUE; Republicans Retain Control of Legislature, With Large Majority in ...
- APOLOGIZES TO COMMONS.; John Withdraws Charge Against Sobriety of Landlord M.P.s.
- Haynes Warns the Public Of Death in Bootleg Liquor
- YALE VARSITY IN DRILL WITH SCRUBS; Regulars Fail to Score After Twenty Minutes Scrimmaging on Gridiron.
- GIRL TRIES TO KILL A MAN AND HERSELF; Three Bullets Go Wild, Fourth Hits Pen in His Pocket--Hers Only ...
- GOES TO COLLEGE PARLEY; Nephew of Denby to Represent East in Western Arms Conference.
- TRANSIT COMMISSION PLAN TO GO AHEAD; Result of Election Will Have No Effect on Continuation of Its Functions.
- DEMOCRATS WIN BRIDGEPORT; Defeat Ten-Term Mayor, Clifford Wilson, by 4,000 Votes.
- WILSON VOTES BY PROXY.; Ballot Cast for Ex-President at Princeton in State Election.
- COMMERCE ELEVEN VICTOR.; Levine's Brilliant Run for Touchdown Beats Morris High, 13-7.
- CZECHO-POLISH TREATY.; It Is Signed in Prague After Two Days of Negotiations.
- Jewish Relief Dinner of Honor Brown.
- 7 NEW PLAYS NEXT WEEK.; "Marie Antoinette" and "The Great Broxopp" in List.
- BLAME FOR JAFFA RIOTS PUT PARTLY ON JEWS; British Commission's Report Warns Immigrants to Be Considerate ...
- SESSIONS JUDGE'S SON IS HELD FOR FORGERY; Merritt Wyatt Is Accused by McCreery's Manager of Getting ...
- MAYOR THOMPSON SCORED BY HOOVER; Refusal to Heed Suggestions of Unemployment Conference Is Assailed ...
- Big Oil Tank Contract Awarded.
- WILL CROWD GARDEN FOR DISARMAMENT; Thirteen Thousand Tickets Already Issued for Mass Meeting on Armistice ...
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- BOYS' HIGH ELEVEN WINS.; Defeats Commercial, 7 to 0--Poor Pass Leads to Score.
- KENTUCKY DEMOCRATIC.; Control of Lower House Assured-- Senate May Be a Tie. {
- Confer on Egyptian Cotton Shipping
- 35 Drowned in Japanese Wreck.
- CAPITAL GUNS GREET THE UNKNOWN TODAY; Presidential Salute Will Be Fired as the Olympia Brings Body to ...
- THE PLAY; Another Bad Man at the Comedy.
- 1 SHOT, 9 ARRESTED IN ELECTION ROWS; Three Are Held After Street Battle Between Rival Gangs Near Harlem ...
- REPUBLICANS' FAULT, J.M. PRICE CHARGES; Fusion Organizer Asserts That Organization Gave No Aid With ...
- TELLS OF PRODUCTION LOSS; A.E. Lefcourt Says Garment Week Work Has Cost $500,000,000.
- WIN HARVARD SCHOLARSHIPS; Forty-Six Freshmen, Mostly From Public Schools, Qualify in Contest.
- TREATY WITH AUSTRIA BECOMES EFFECTIVE; Ratifications Are Exchanged in Vienna--Next Move Will Be Naming ...
- SEES CHEAP SHOES NEAR.; Massachusetts Maker Says $3.50 and $4 Prices Are Coming.
- Arrivals From Europe.
- BANTON PROMISES QUICK JUSTICE TO ALL; District Attorney-Elect Says He Will Try Cases in Courts, Not ...
- Judge Fines Railroad $2,500 For Refusing Voting Time Pay
- 2 WOMEN TRAPPED BY U.S. DRY AGENTS; Held on Charge of Trafficking in Fraudulent Liquor Withdrawal Permits.RECEIPT ...
- Obituary 5 -- No Title
- WOMAN ACCUSED OF NEW RENT FRAUD; Husband Held for Extortion After Prospective Tenants Complained of ...
- HALEY FREE BUT PENNILESS; Ex-Soldier Who Impersonated 'Buddy' Released at Leavenworth.
- BRUSSEL IN GOOD STROKE; Has High Run of 5 in Victory Over Mills in State Cue Play.
- SALARY NO BAR TO MINISTRY; Rutgers Pastor Says Man Who Hears Call Sees Spiritual Side.
- Princeton Men Seek Hats Thrown Over Goal Posts
- REBUKE TO MILLER, UNTERMYER SAYS; Only Redeeming Thing About the Election, Attorney Asserts-- Never ...
- Asquith Calls Arms Parley The World's 'One Bright Spot'
- HARDING FINISHES ADDRESS; He Will Deal With Conference Aims in a Broad Way.
- Kentucky Election Affrays Cause 10 Deaths And Wounding of 7 in Five Pistol Battles
- Report Harding Invites Custer Scout
- "MILLIONAIRE HOBO" SAW EXILED REDS; How Says Haywood Wants Bondsmen Repaid--Goldman and Berkman Are Homesick.
- To Investigate North Wildwood.
- Bates Declines Florida Game.
- NEW INCORPORATIONS.; Delaware Charters.
- FLYING SCOUT IS FIRST AT PIMLICO; Gelding Captures the $10,000 Manly Memorial Steeplechase by Fifteen ...
- GREAT BRITAIN ACTS TO PROTECT ALBANIA; Calls on League Council to Check Jugoslav Invasion With- out Delay.
- Dies After Predicting His Death.
- WIN BEST BALL TOURNEY.; Scindley and Conroy Come Through in Fox Hills Golf Event.
- SAYS FOCH AND HARDING TALKED WAR ON RUSSIA; Vienna Correspondent of London Paper Gets This From 'Exceptionally ...
- MANY ARE WOUNDED IN FIGHT IN ITALY; Communists Clash With Fascisti Demonstrators--Red Deputy Is Shot Twice.
- HEALTH FORTNIGHT HERE.; Everybody to Be Told How They Can Keep In Shape.
- FRENCH ARCHITECTS COMING; Ferran and Haffner Will Teach in M.I.T. and Harvard, Respectively.
- 'Hamlet' for School Children Today
- Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
- NORWALK MAN SLAIN AT FIFTH ATTEMPT; Italian Hotel Keeper Had Been Bombed Twice and Shot At Twice by ...
- SHANK WINS INDIANAPOLIS.; Ex-Mayor Defeats Ralston, Democrat, by About 22,000.
- THE BRONX MARKET.; Builders Buy Sherman Avenue Plot for Apartment Improvement.
- ULSTER AGREEMENT DOUBTED IN LONDON; Gloomy View Is Taken of Irish Peace as Craig's Aids Leave Belfast ...
- FOURTEEN TEAMS ENTERED.; Veteran Cyclists Will Contest in 24Hour Race at Garden.
- CHINESE BANKERS SEE BRIGHT FUTURE; Dr. Chiang Says Financiers and Merchants Oppose Peking Government.
- OFFERS PLANT TO WORKERS.; Lynn Shoe Company Willing They Should Operate It for Two Years.
- Petition for Hotel Co. Bankruptcy.
- PARDONED A.E.F. MAN PROTESTS INNOCENCE; Youngblood Says He and His Four Comrades Never Saw Murdered ...
- What the Candidates and Their Backers Have to Say About the Election Results
- Elly Ney Plays All-Chopin Program.
- FOUND BUSINESS POOR IN NORTHERN EUROPE; G. Wentworth Field Says Denmark and Norway Are Hard Up, Sweden ...
- School Elevens at Ebbets Field
- COMMUNISTS GET BAIL.; Lloyd and Seven Others Win Plea In Illinois Supreme Court.
- ADALIA INCIDENT ENDED.; Italians Reach a Settlement With the Turkish Nationalists.
- VIOLET CONQUERS TRINITY, 28 TO 0; N.Y.U. Wins Annual Struggle With Connecticut Eleven-- 10,000 Watch Contest.
- Obituary 4 -- No Title
- MAGEE CARRIES PITTSBURGH; Democrats, However, Elect First Lancaster Mayor in 25 Years.
- Obituary 2 -- No Title
- BRIAND TO REPLY TO BRITISH PROTEST; Text of Earl Curzon's Note on Franco-Kemalist Treaty Is Cabled to ...
- Ocean Parkway Auction Result.
- VIRGINIA CLAIMED BY BOTH.; Democratic and Republican Leaders See Victory Today.
- GALLI-CURCI TELLS OF HER SIMPLE LIFE; She Has No Dissipations, Entertains No Artists and MakesHard Work ...
- PLAN BIG CEREMONY FOR DR. SHIPMAN; Many Prelates to Take Part in the Consecration of Suffragan Bishop ...
- Sail for Europe Today.
- A.A.U. RING TOURNEY TO START TONIGHT; Six Classes of Simon Pures Will Clash in Preliminary Bouts in ...
- WHOLESALE PRICES OFF 45%, RETAIL 18%; Average Weekly Wage in State Cut 12 Per Cent. From the Peak Reached ...
- HARDING ON CANCER FIGHT.; President Wishes Success to Society Seeking Control of the Malady.
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- ACCUSES HOSPITAL OF NEGLECTING BOY; Complainant Reports Case of Trolley Victim to Brooklyn District Attorney.
- ATTACK TARIFF ON WOOL.; Senate Committee Is Told Rates Fail to Protect Industry.
- BISHOP POTTER'S DAUGHTER DROWNS; Body of Mrs. Henry Fitch Taylor Discovered in Marsh NearHer Long Island ...
- HARDING WRITES NAMESAKE.; Tells Baby, Marine Corps Officer's Son, to Emulate His Father.
- DEMOCRATS HELP ANDREWS.; Non-Partisan Support Will Make Him Judge, Says Glynn.
- GLICK SHOULDERS BLAME.; Lehigh Coach Lays Muhlenberg Victory to His Using Subs Unwisely.
- GIRL AND MAN HELD.; Homicide Charge Against Gussie Humann and Joseph Libasci.
- INSURANCE HEAD ACCUSED.; Commissioner Donaldson of Pennsylvania Held for Conspiracy.
- COLUMBIA TO BEGIN BUILDING PROGRAM; Ground to Be Broken Immediately for a New FacultyHouse to Cost $250,000.ADJOINS ...
- BENDER IN NEW ROLE.; Famous Pitcher Managing a Gun Store in New Haven.
- REID ON COLGATE FACULTY.; Baseball Coach Now Assistant Professor of Physical Education.
- $4,919,000 GOLD ARRIVES.; $3,300,000 More on Way Here From England on Aquitania.
- ARMY FINDS PUNCH MISSING.; Coaches Get Little Comfort From Game With Notre Dame.
- N.Y.U. AND TRINITY WILL CLASH TODAY; Annual Gridiron Battle to Be Staged on Ohio Field-- Weatherdon Returns.
- PROTESTS MOTHER'S WILL.; Grosvenor Nicholas Accuses Father and Brother of Coercion.
- ASK $100,000 TO ROUSE PUBLIC ON CONFERENCE; Straus Announces Plan of Committee Backing the Parley--Meeting ...
- DRY LAW THE ISSUE IN JERSEY'S BATTLE; Party Lines Broken There on the Question of Strict Enforcement. ...
- Investigators Find Only 9 Real Slackers Out of 3,000 Listed as Draft Evaders
- SPANISH CABINET AT ODDS.; Premier and War Minister Disagree on Moroccan Campaign.
- Crowe Gets Twenty Deputies To Start Clean-Up of Chicago
- ROSENBERG GETS DECISION.; Former National Amateur Champion Wins Bout With Summers.
- TEST GRAIN FUTURES LAW.; Landis Dismisses Suit in Chicago, but Allows Appeal to Supreme Court
- X-COUNTRY TITLE CHASE.; New York A.C. Enters Strong Team in Return to Competition.
- UNKNOWN HERO DUE TODAY.; Destroyer and Planes Will Escort Olympia Up the Potomac.
- CURRAN'S FINAL PLEA MADE BY WIRELESS; Tells Voters, Through Radio Phone, That Hearst Is Issue at Polls ...
- REPORT MORE RIGID DRY ENFORCEMENT; State Directors Throughout Country Say Apathy Is Giving Way to Aroused ...
- Man Hit by Craig's Campaign Auto Dies; Police Try to Conceal News of Accident
- HENRY FORD'S RAILROAD.; Monthly Earnings Not Being Maintained at the Recent Level.
- SMALL FACES NEW ARREST.; Judge May Issue Copies to Bring Illinois Governor Into Court.
- WARBOARD LENDS $1,647,000; Finance Corporation Makes 19 Advances to Aid Farmers.
- WENT TO PRISON IN HIS 'BUDDY'S' PLACE; Bachelor Ex-Soldier Impersonates Married Comrade WhoSaved His ...
- HEAR $50,000 CHURCH SUIT.; Brooklyn Pastor Says Millbrook Wardens Blocked Appointment.
- DECIDES BURCH IS SANE.; Los Angeles Judge Rejects Plea for Slayer of J. Belton Kennedy.
- DUNDEE TO MEET CHANEY.; Lightweights to Clash in Garden in Bout for 130-Pound Belt.
- O'BRIEN IS CUE VICTOR.; Defeats Jenkins, 100 to 83, in Met, Pocket Billiard Play.
- To Receive Visiting Japanese.
- WHAT THE TAX BILL DOES.; Levies Repealed, Increased, Decreased or Changed in SenateMeasure.
- ACCUSES WEALTHY M.P.'S.; Tells Constituents Some Come Intoxicated to Commons.
- Briand and Bliss Hold First 'Political Talk of Conference'
- BUFF PRIMED TO DEFEND HIS TITLE; Bantamweight Champion to Box Jack Sharkey at Garden Thursday Night.
- COURT ORDERS SALE OF POLISH LINE SHIP; Claims of $160,000 Filed Against Once Crack American Liner New ...
- 'THE DEMI-VIRGIN' ON TRIAL; Producer and Author Before Court on Complaint of Clergymen.
- RAISE FUNDS FOR STADIUM.; Local Illinois Alumni in Campaign for Largest Plant in World.
- Charity Ball on Armistice Night.
- COBBLER FINDS $5,000 IN TOE OF OLD SHOE; Polish Woman Who Left Her Bank for Repairs, Recovers Her Savings.
- Obituary 2 -- No Title
- PELHAM BAY AUCTION.; Women Bidders Active as 295 Lots Bring $203,176.
- Business Building Deals.
- TO HARNESS THE JORDAN.; Concession Granted to Supply Electric Power to Palestine.
- INDIANA MINERS BACK; PITTSBURGH STRIKE OFF; Operators Won't Try to Discontinue Check-Off Pending Decision ...
- BRIDES BOUND FOR ORIENT.; Five Newly Married Couples in Missionary Party to Sail Next Tuesday.
- THE BUSINESS WORLD.; COMMERCIAL PAPER. Gray Goods Were Quiet. Complain of No Profits. Earring Demand ...
- SWISS WORKERS PROTEST.; Send Remonstrance Against Conviction of Sacco and Vanzetti.
- FAT REDUCING SQUAD HAS ONLY 39 NOW; Eleven Have Dropped Out--Ten to Be Chosen for Health Exhibit. ONE ...
- LEVINSKY TO BOX ROPER.; Veteran to Substitute for Walker in Bout at Buffalo.
- THEN THEY SENT IT BACK.; French Villagers Find a Familiar Phrase on War Dead Monument.
- FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS.; Quiet Day at London, Prices Easier at Paris.
- WEDS CAPTAIN GAILLARD.; Miss Mona Blodgett a Bride in Historic St. John's Church.
- SEEK LEGISLATIVE CONTROL; Major Parties Making a Lively Campaign in Kentucky.
- BUCKEYES PLAN NOVELTY.; Ohio State to Stage Circus on Eve of Grid Game With Illinois.
- Barnes Wins at Tredyffrin.
- ELI AND TIGER LEAD.; Yale and Princeton Have Had Great Success in Water Sports.
- SLAIN ON HIS WEDDING DAY.; Police Unable to Find Motive for Shooting of Young Man.
- SCHOOLBOY GAMES TODAY.; Many Contests Scheduled for New York and Brooklyn Gridirons.
- FASCISTI DEBATE POLICIES.; One Wing Seeks to Form Political Party, the Other Opposes Plan.
- RENTERS DEMANDING TRIALS JAM COURTS; Police Reserves Called to Untangle Litigants in Brooklyn Municipal ...
- SAY PEGGY JOYCE HAS COME TO TERMS; Chicago Report That Actress and Husband Have Reached Divorce Agreement.
- GOODYEAR CO. BONDS ON SALE TOMORROW; $27,500,000 Issue of Tire Securities Was Bought by Syndicate Some ...
- WILL TEST FLYING BOAT.; Denby Arranges for Public Flight of Dornier All-Metal Craft.
- BONIFACE WINNER OF BOWIE STAKES; Sande Rides Son of Transvaal to Capture Pimlico Feature --Damask Second. ...
- WARN GARMENT UNION.; Cloak Manufacturers Say Strike Will Block Lower Prices.
- PRECAUTIONS TAKEN TO PREVENT FRAUDS; Attorney General, Police, Honest Ballot Association and Principal ...
- Island Oil Reports Surplus.
- 3 MARKS FOR 1 CENT IN LOCAL MARKET; German Bank Statement of Vast New Inflation Sends Quotations Down. ...
- THE PLAY; Re-Enter Mr. Rogers.
- APARTMENT ROBBED OF $25,000 JEWELS; Woman Reports Loss of Property From Safe at 540 Manhattan Avenue; ...
- Two Inches of Snow in New England
- Owner of Boston Braves Goes Scouting for Training Camp
- 5,000 Harvard Men Have Ticket Allotment Cut Down
- FOCH TO REST TODAY LEST VOTERS FORGET; Says No Act of His Will Lead American Citizens to Fail in Their ...
- RAILWAY HEADS TO MEET.; Carriers Expect to Have All Data on Wage Cut Ready Next Week.
- GALE-WRECKS MANY SHIPS.; Eight Lives Lost and Much Damage Done on Newfoundland Coast.
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- WOOLWORTH SALES GAIN.; Gross Transactions Increase $1,164,506 Over October of 1920.
- CHINESE DEBT DEAL CHARGED AND DENIED; Agent Says J.P. Morgan & Co. Asked Interest on Hu Kuang Bonds ...
- State Bank Is Closed in Nebraska.
- Army Orders and Assignments.
- SHALL WE CRUCIFY RAILROAD MANAGERS?; Edgar Clark Asks Question in Urging Better Understanding-- Warns ...
- CRIPPLED BOY RUNS AWAY.; Policeman Identifies Paralytic of 13 Found Suffering From Cold.
- AMHERST BEHIND GATES.; Practice Will Be Secret During Remainder of Week.
- TO CUT MINERS' WAGES.; Colorado Fuel & Iron Co. Announces 30 Per Cent. Decrease.
- SKIPPER SAYS LINER HIT HIM FULL SPEED; Captain of Schooner Singleton Palmer, Sunk by Apache, Taken to ...
- MRS. SOUTHARD GETS LONG PRISON TERM; Idaho Court Sentences Her to From Ten Years to Life for Slaying Husband.
- FOSTER LEADS WRITERS.; Wins Low Net Prize at Newspaper Golf Club's Final Tourney.
- EVERETT IS AGAIN WINNER WITH CUE; Registers Second Victory in 3Cushion Tourney When HeDefeats Leake.
- ULSTER CHIEF CALLS CABINET TO LONDON; He Will Confer With Them Thursday, After Which They Will All Meet ...
- COL. PHILIP LYDIG BACK AFTER 2 YEARS ABROAD; Says Some Prominent Russians Will Come Here Soon on a Business ...
- 4 FINED ON CHANGED CHARGE; Princeton Football Man Among Group Guilty of Disorderly Conduct.
- WINS CLOSE CUE GAME.; Garfunkle Defeats Frisch, 49 to 46, in Three-Cushion Tourney.
- CRUCIBLE STEEL CO. EARNS LESS IN YEAR; Net Profits Drop From $11,$780,021 to $5,547,245, or$7.59 on ...
- FRENCH 'BLUEBEARD' PLEADS NOT GUILTY; Women Predominate in Throngs at Versailles to See the Trial of ...
- Gedney Farms Auction Today.
- Car Skids in Snow Killing Mailman.
- WILSON AND "WATCHFUL WAITING"; Mexican Relations, the First Great Question That Faced the New Democratic ...
- VACATION FOR FORDHAM.; Maroon Squad Returns Home and Rests After Georgetown Game.
- Seeks Missing Wife and Child.
- SCARLET TEAM READY.; Rutgers Cripples Return to LineUp--Good Battle Expected.
- DE LA SALLE FIVE STRONG.; Three Veterans Try for Places on School Basketball Team.
- "GREAT WAY" IS COLORFUL.; Helen Freeman Acts a Tempestuous Spanish Heroine at the Park.
- CHATHAM & PHENIX COMPLETES MERGER; Buys Control in New York County National, to Be Made a Twelfth ...
- LEACH CROSS VICTOR.; Celebrates 15th Year in Ring by Outpointing Maxwell at Star.
- WILL NOT BOX ABROAD.; Johnny Buff, Bantamweight Champion, Turns Down Foreign Offers.
- EXPECT HEAVY STATE VOTE.; Municipal and County Contests Have Been Vigorously Waged.
- PENN'S OUTLOOK BRIGHT.; Four of Last Year's Veterans Nucleus for Basketball Team.
- PENN STATE CAPTAIN TO GO UNDER KNIFE; Surgeons Decide to Operate on Snell's Throat When Abscess Recurs.
- SAYS GERMANS PLAN TO FORCE BANKRUPTCY; French Parliamentary Expert Denounces Alleged Plot to AvoidPayment ...
- Sen. Harreld Bears Operation Well.
- LAFAYETTE CELEBRATES.; Joy at Defeating Penn Expressed in Torchlight Snake Dance.
- Kansas to Box Mendelsohn.
- FINANCIAL MARKETS; Stocks Firm but Irregular-- Bond Prices Lower--German Marks Fall Again.
- I.R.T. SEEKS PART IN SUIT.; Asks Supreme Court to Allow Attorney to Appear in ChicagoTransit Case.
- TRAIN BANDITS FIRE CAR WITH GASOLINE; FLEE WITH NO LOOT; Illinois Robbers Force Crew to Uncouple Two ...
- FIRE IN CATHOLIC COLLEGE.; Foreign Students in Georgia Institution Escape Without Injury.
- HOLD 2 IN SCISSORS MURDER; Suspects Deny Killing Man at Still at Tupper Lake.
- New Skirtings Introduced.
- COMMERCIAL LEASES.; Proposed Fourteenth Street Theatre Leased for Aggregate of $750,000.
- The Civil Service.
- The District Attorneyship.; LIBRARY WORK IN CHINA. Trained Librarians and Traveling Libraries Influencing ...
- Tenement Deals.
- MUST PAY BILLIONS FOR CARLIST COUP; Mobilization Imposes Vast Burdens on Hungary's Impecunious Neighbors.CHARLES ...
- BASKETBALL MEN REPORT.; Forty Candidates Answer Call at Colgate--Veterans in Squad.
- WIFE DIVORCES 'BACHELER.'; Hotel Maid's Testimony Wins Case for Mrs. E.M.K. Johnson.
- WOOD ESTABLISHING BUDGET; New Governor Is Reorganizing Finances of Philippine Government.
- Good Soccer on Today's Card.
- Extra Dividend Declared.
- JOHANN BEATS HICKS.; Takes Opening Match of Interstate 18.2 Balkline Tourney.
- KOENIG PLEA FOR FALCONER; Says Attacks Are Unfair and That Alderman Should Be Re-elected.
- MILLER PROCLAIMS FRIDAY A HOLIDAY; Calls on the People of New York to Observe Armistice Day With Prayers. ...
- 3,000 PUPILS IN PAGEANT.; Nicholas Murray Butler and Other Educators See Tableaux.
- ACCUSED IN WOBURN CASE.; New York Depositions to Be Taken in Boston Disbarment Case.
- CLEVELAND STRIKE GOES ON.; Mayor Loses Injunction Fight to Seize Milk Plant.
- PARDON FOR 5 EX-SOLDIERS.; Wrongly Convicted of Murder, Are Freed With Back Pay.
- PACKERS LIKELY TO ACT.; Reorganization of Allied Incorporation Is Expected Soon.
- 'THE SKIRT' A MILD COMEDY.; Bessie Barriscale Returns to Stage as a Sombreroed Rancher.
- DARTMOUTH WORKS ON FIELD OF SNOW; Secret Practice Goes On in Lively Style--Line-Up for Penn Not Decided.
- BUYS APARTMENT SITE.; Louis Klosk to Build $400,000 Apartment on Washington Heights.
- HARVARD PLAYERS REST.; Crimson Regulars and Substitutes Are Granted a Day Off.
- Scalpers Get Harvard-Brown Tickets and Then Lose Them
- CENTENARIAN MISSING.; Man Known as the "Russian Giant" Wanders From Home.
- NAVAL CADETS SEIZE PARAGUAYAN GUNBOAT; Overpower Their Commander and Flee With Warship Up the Parana River.
- Two Pianists in Day's Concerts.
- HOLT FOR WORLD PACT.; Says It Is Necessary Before Peace Can Be Attained.
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- UNVEIL MEMORIAL; Tablet, Honoring Author of 'Red Badge of Courage,' Is Dedicated in Newark.
- RUTGERS TO MEET NOTRE DAME TODAY; Game at Polo Grounds Likely to Be Spectacular, With Aerial Play Featured.
- KINNAIRD HOUSE BURNS; ART TREASURES LOST; A Raeburn Valued at 10,000 Is Destroyed in Lord Southesk's Castle.
- LEGION RECEPTION FOR FOCH; Marshal to Be the Guest at the Hippodrome on Nov. 20.
- BRIAND DISCLAIMS ROLE OF MEDIATOR; Feels That a Wrong View Has Been Given of His Prospective Part in ...
- GAVE DR. CAMPBELL UNEXPECTED ANSWER; Asked if Briton Looked Like a Bolshevik, Customs Officer Said He Did.
- POLITICAL PRISONERS NOT FREED BY REDS; Hundreds of Important Captives Debarred from Revolution Anniversary ...
- WRESTLERS POST FORFEITS.; Plestina and Pesek Put Up Guarantees for Garden Appearance.
- PRINCETON REVISES FOOTBALL PROGRAM; Coaches Stage Surprise by Ordering Scrimmage, but Regulars Are Kept ...
- WHEAT OPENS WEEK WITH HIGHER PRICES; Due Partly to a Holiday in Canada That Balks Removal ofHedges at ...
- TRIAL OF ARBUCKLE POSTPONED A WEEK; Both Sides Agree Two Holidays Make Continuance to Nov. 14 Advisable.
- PAINTING AWAITS CLAIMANT.; Half-Million-Franc Picture is in Paris Lost Property Office.
- VICTORY ADVANCES CUEIST.; Denman Defeats Tarbox in Third Section of Three-Cushion Tourney.
- AVIATORS WIN PRIZES.; But Committee Needs More Time to Decide Larsen Trophy Score.
- OFFERS AID TO WIRTH.; German Industry Puts Foreign Credits at His Disposal on Conditions.
- WOULD BAR RADIUM IN PRIVATE PRACTICE; Dr. C.F. Pabst Says He Agrees With Dr. Deaver That Benefit of ...
- Roosevelt Bust Presented to School.
- TAX BILL PASSED BY VOTE OF 38 TO 24 IN EARLY MORNING; Senate Acts at 1:35 A.M. After Fifteen Hours of ...
- NEGRO KILLED BY MISTAKE.; Former Marine Officer Tells Senators of Incident in Haiti.
- TRAIN STRIKES AUTO, ONE DEAD, ONE DYING; Car Containing Old Couple Is Hit on Montclair Crossing Just ...
- Middletown Votes on City Manager.
- Denial of Montenegrin Dissolution.
- AMERICAN DELEGATES CONFER; Formula for Naval Limit Is Believed to Be Completed.
- Offices to Open for Returns.
- KILLED IN FOOTBALL GAME.; Young Toledo Player's Neck Broken in Tackling Opponent.
- LIGHT DRILL FOR CORNELL.; Big Red Players Run Through Signals--Nearly All in Good Shape.
- The Brooklyn Market.
- MERCHANT VESSELS RUSTING IN THE NEVA; Wooden Shacks Built Over Guns of Russian Warships Moored to Deserted ...
- SLAYER SHADOWED HARA FOR MONTHS; Nakoka Planned Stabbing Last Summer, When Twitted on Cowardice of Youth. ...
- LUNCHEON FOR GEN. JACQUES; Governor's Committee to Entertain Belgian Commander at the Waldorf.
- Hosts to Marchese di Bugnano.
- Three Bouts at Walker S.C.
- GEORGIA CENTRAL REPORT.; Road Shows Net Corporate Income of $1,516,707 or $12.33 a Share.
- HYLAN IN CONTEMPT CASE.; Mayor and Craig Fall to Appear When Application is Heard.
- CONDEMNS CORN AS FUEL.; Kansas Official Says Wallace's Suggestion Involves Economic Waste.
- CELEBRATES ARMISTICE DAY; Canada Has a Law Combining Observance With That of Thanksgiving
- PRIVATE HOUSE BUYERS.; Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt Sells Former Residence in Seventy-Fourth Street.
- W.&J. STARS ON CRUTCHES.; Halfback West, Hurt on Saturday, Not Likely to Face Pitt.
- TWO WESTERN OILS ADVANCE 50 CENTS; New Price for Mid-Continent Crude Is Double That of a Year Ago. SECURITIES ...
- POINTS FOR HARVARD GAME.; Brown Eleven in Long Drill--Scrubs Try Crimson Plays.
- COLUMBIA IN LIGHT DRILL.; Korn Only Player on Injured List-- Burtt at Quarterback.
- MUSIC; Silvio Scionti's Piano Recital. Edwin Hughes's Piano Recital.
- ASKS AID OF LEGION IN ANSWERING WATSON; Weeks Wants Its Help to Obtain All the Facts as to Executions ...
- LOSES SUIT AGAINST UNION.; Arkansas Widow Is Denied $100,000 for Death of Husband in Strike.
- WYNN IN HIS OWN REVUE.; Comedian Displays Versatility and Is Funny in New Fields.
- Look Daily for Exchange Of Treaty Ratifications
- REPORT PRINCE SAIONJI RELUCTANTLY ACCEPTS; Said to Have Consented to Be a Sacrifice, as Defeat After ...
- MATERNITY BILL FAVORED.; House Committee Reports Measure Already Passed by Senate.
- Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
- WILL ALLOT TITLE EVENTS.; A.A.U. Championship Committee to Meet This Week.
- BURGLARY ATTEMPTED NEAR SCHWAB HOME; Intruder, Caught After Chase, Is Accused of Entering Broker's House ...
- SCHOLZ TO COMPETE FOR NEW YORK A.C.; Noted Sprinter, Who Took Part in Last Olympic Games, Joins Local ...
- MILLROSE GAMES FEB. 1.; Invitations Extended for Annual Indoor Track and Field Meet.
- HOUSE TURNS DOWN APPEAL BY HARDING; Committee Refuses $50,000 for Keeping Order During Parley --Wants ...
- HELD AS POLICE ASSAILANT.; Negro Accused of Beating Officer in His Apartment.
- MRS. BERGDOLL SEEKS PAY FROM GOVERNMENT; Demands $10,000 a Year as Caretaker of House Owned by Grover.
- FIND SINN FEIN PRISON.; Police Say They Found Young Man About to Be Executed.
- HAND DOWN MANY DECISIONS; Supreme Court Acts on Cases Involving Public Utilities and Railroads
- BULLDOG FORWARDS GIVEN LONG DRILL; Jones Lets Backfield Rest, but Drives Rush Line Hard--Eli Hospital ...
- MILK WAGON SALES START TOMORROW; One at Every Cross Street on Routes Along Broadway, Lexington and Bedford ...
- TO BOX FOR LEGION POST.; Many Ring Notables in Show at Pioneer S.C. Friday Night.
- FALL ON LAST LAP COSTLY TO MOORE; National Champion Stumbles While Leading in Skating Race at Ice Palace.
- WOMEN FOR AMERICA FIRST.; Reconstruction Society Says Foreign Sailors Buy Citizenship Papers.
- PRESIDENT SUAREZ TO QUIT.; Colombian Congress Meets Today to Choose Provisional Successor.
- MEMORIAL TREES PLANTED.; Mrs. Harding's Trowel Used at Lincoln Ceremony in Washington.
- BERNHARDT DENIES INTENTION TO RETIRE; Sets at Rest Paris Rumors of Handing Over Theatre to Son and Playwright.
- Perfect Device to Record Sound of Breath and Heart
- Destroyer Ashore in San Francisco Bay.
- WITHHELD FEDERAL TAXES.; J. Johnston Convicted of Not Turning Over $6,500 Taken in Bouts.
- DURANT SALES $31,000,000.; 30,842 Cars Sold in 141 Days, Stockholders Informed.
- WASHINGTON GREETS BRIAND CORDIALLY; Welcomed by Hughes and Pershing, Cheered by Crowd--SaysHe Is Moved ...
- CITES BIG STRIDES OF AMERICAN NAVY; Repington Points to Forecast of Lead Over Britain in Capital Ship ...
- BRITISH PRAY FOR CONFERENCE; Preachers Enlarge Upon Possible Horrors of Another War.
- UTICA BURGLARS BREAK JAIL; Two Escape as About to Be Sentenced--One Is Recaptured.
- TO REORGANIZE PARTY CLIMBING MT. EVEREST; Appeal Is Made for Men to Aid Expedition in Final Stage of ...
- Legendre, Princeton Coach, Kicks Air Out of Football
- KILBANE MAY BOX HERE.; Featherweight Champion Is Asked to Meet Sol Seaman.
- YEARLINGS TO BE SOLD.; Youngsters Will Go Under Hammer at Pimlico on Thursday.
- Naval Orders.
- SHIPPING AND MAILS; Incoming Steamships
- COLGATE WORKOUT SECRET.; Coaches Noncommital as to Program for Syracuse Game.
- SHALL GERMANS HELP FRENCH TO REBUILD?; Project to Restore Eleven Villages in the Somme District Advanced.LOCHEUR ...
- Sothern and Marlowe in "Hamlet."
- HOTELS TO PROVIDE ELECTION FESTIVITIES; Astor to Open Grand Ballroom for Dancing--Society, in Dinner ...
- Lehigh Soccer Player Hurt.
- PRICE INDEX HIGHER.; Increase of 1.4 Per Cent. Indicated for Month of October.
- EXPLOSIONS WRECK MINE.; Two Blasts Ruin Property of Eight Kansas Miner-Operators.
- MASS FOR CARDINALS.; Pope Attends a Celebration for Those Who Died in 1921.
- GERMAN PAPER INFLATION.; Course of Currency Issues Week by Week Since Reparations Payments Began.
- William Thaw Jr. Declines Dry Job.
- East-West Players at the Princess.
- ELI FRESHMEN WIN ANNUAL FALL MEET; Score 69 Points in Track and Field Events--Juniors, With 12 , Are Second.
- COTTON TRADE DULL; FEW PRICE CHANGES; Unusual Week Ahead and Break in Liverpool Reduce Transactions ...
- RICCI WOULD REMOVE DIPLOMATIC MYSTERY; Tells Philadelphians at Luncheon to Diaz He Wants Conference ...
- ARCH FOR CLOSED CAR SHOW; Automobile Dealers to Display Sixty Makes Starting Next Monday.
- Jockey in Auto Accident.
- "The Man's Name" for the Republic.
- C., B. & Q. TO BUY 7,627 CARS; Of These 7,500 Are Freight--Will Also Get 55 Engines.
- FACTS ABOUT YALE BOWL.; Its Greatest Capacity Is 70,657-- Covers 12 Acres of Ground.
- WOMEN CAN BEAT HYLAN, SAYS JEROME; He Tells Woman's Republican Club Graft and Incompetence Have Been ...
- Election Results to Be Signaled From The Times Building Tower
- UNTERMYER DERIDES HYLAN ON FARE CASE; Ridicules Mayor's Charge of "Grand Coup" by I.R.T. in Intervening ...
- BIG SHIPS TO COMPETE WITH GERMAN LINES; Shipping Board Intends to Replace Vessels Now in Service With ...
- TAFT FAVORS MORE JUDGES.; He and Daugherty Tell House Committee of Congestion.
- Auction Results.
- SEIZE EX-KAISER'S VILLA.; Historic Place at Frascati, Near Rome, to Be a Museum.
- TOPICS OF THE TIMES.; There Is a Special Responsibility.
- MAN SUING RICKARD BEATEN IN GARDEN; Attorney Charges Fight Promoter Attacked Frank Armstrong With "Intent ...
- Heads Biological Committee.
- 'NO WEDDING RING' FOR FRANCE; Theodor Wolff Ironical on Her "Wooing of America."
- EXCHANGES TO CLOSE TODAY; Armistice Day Also May See Markets and Banks Shut.
- STORM RAGES IN BELGIUM.; Damage Also Reported in the North of France.
- MAY DISMISS RORKE CASE.; U.S. Commissioner Adjourns Hearing in Arms Shipment Complaint.
- JAPANESE SHOWING AIM TO CONCILIATE; Delegates Believe That the United States Will Deal Fairly at Arms ...
- COAL MAN WILLS MILLIONS.; Widow, Son and Daughter Share Estate of Samuel T. Peters.
- TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; Oil Stocks Lead the Market. The Rise in the Motors. Call Money Over the Holiday. ...
- Dr. John J. Moorhead Decorated.
- FRENCH SURPRISED AT BRITISH PROTEST; Say No Objection Was Made to Similar Accord With Kemalists When ...
- Reserve Corps Orders.
- LAST-MINUTE PLEAS ISSUED TO VOTERS; 10-1 BET ON HYLAN; Rival Campaign Managers Confident--Expect 1,200,000 ...
- BRIAND HERE, SAYS FRANCE AND AMERICA STAND TOGETHER; No Room for Any Difference With the United States, ...
- POTTER TOMB COMPLETED.; Consecration Services Will Be Held at St. John Cathedral Dec. 27.
- LAUDER PLEADS FOR AMITY.; Says World Looks to Washington for Dawn of Lasting Friendship.
- DETROIT CHOOSES A MAYOR.; Traction Ordinance Also to Be Voted On Today.
- ACTIVE TRADING IN BRONX REALTY; Apartment House Sites in the West Bronx Bought for Immediate Improvement.AQUEDUCT ...
- EXTRA WORK FOR NAVY.; Players Excused From Drill for Day to Prepare for Penn State.
- New Synagogue Near Broadway.
- MICHIGAN BONDHOLDERS ACT; Committee Calls for Electric Railway Securities After Default.
- ASK WOODFILL PROMOTION.; Veterans Want Hero Honored Before Armistice Day.
- John Corigliano at Carnegie Hall.
- KELLY LOSES RACE BUT WINS TROPHY; Has Best Point Total in Series of Events on N.Y.A.C. Track a--Brown ...
- Mrs. Herz Weds Everett Butterfield.
- DEDICATES GREEK SEMINARY; Archbishop of Athens Tells of Need for Such Institution.
- Steamer Capsizes, Thirty Drowned.
- Borotra Wins French Indoor Tennis Title, Beating Gobert
- PASTORS APPEAL FOR DISARMAMENT; Whole Christian World Hopes for Success of Conference, Says Bishop Manning. ...
- Russian 'Cellist Fills Town Hall.
- CECIL URGES BACKING PARLEY.; Says Armament Cut Must Depend Greatly on Public Opinion.
- CRAIG GIVES NO HOPE OF ANY CONCESSIONS TO END IRISH CRISIS; Situation Viewed in London as Serious in ...
- TENNIS STAR TO LEAVE.; Washburn Going to Washington to Accept Government Post.
- SOVIET'S GOLD RESERVE.; London Opinion on the Report of Its Exhaustion.
- The New French Loan.
- JAPAN'S GENRO ACT TO FILL HARA'S POST; Saionji Confers With Matsukata at Palace and Latter Goes to See ...
- EXTER BISHOP WOULD USE FORCE IN IRELAND; In Message, Which Has Aroused Criticism, He Hopes As Few As
- Oil Field in Northern Slam.
- Washington Women Ask Wilson Admirers To March to His Home on Armistice Day
- A 500,000-Franc Gem Loss.
- CURRAN TO USE WIRELESS.; His Last Speech of Campaign Tonight to Be Over Radio Phone.
- LINER AND SCHOONER CRASH, ONE MAN LOST; 11 of 5-Master's Crew Rescued after Hear-On Collision Sixty ...
- HEARS HUGHES VIEW IS UNLIKE HARDING'S; Pertinax Gives Rumors of Divergence Over Attitude onBritain and Japan.
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- BRITISH SAY FRANCE HAS BROKEN FAITH; Question of the Franco-Kemalist Agreement to Be Raisedin Commons ...
- Woman With Petition Tries to Enter Queen Mary's Car
- WEST'S TRADE VIEW MORE OPTIMISTIC; Pace of Business, as She Sees It, Is Accelerated in a Variety of ...
- CONFERENCE RACE; Ohio State, Iowa and Wisconsin Only Unbeaten Teams--Chicago's Defeat Decisive.
- HARVARD INJURIES FEW.; All Gridiron Regulars Expected to Resume Work This Weak.
- GETS ROOSEVELT DIARY.; Memorial Association Now Has Record of His Brazilian Trip.
- NAVY'S PLAY DISAPPOINTS.; Showing on Saturday Sobers Middles as Penn State Looms Up.
- UPHOLD CHINA STAND ON SHANTUNG ISSUE; Peking Press Comment Favorably on Lates Noteto Japan.CLAIM DIPLOMATIC ...
- ELECTION OF CLARK FORECAST BY SIEGEL; Campaign Committee Chairman Says Banton 'Is Only the Willing Tool ...
- Football Game Is Advanced.
- McCAHILL HIGH GUNNER.; Leads Field in Larchmont Yacht Club Shoot With 96 Targets.
- Baklanoff to Return to Chicago.
- BROTHERHOODS TO ACT AS ONE ON WAGE ISSUES; Engineers and Firemen and Engine Men of Boston & Maine ...
- ECONOMISTS OPPOSE TARIFF VALUATION; Seventy-one Out of 300 Believe American Plan Would Decrease Our ...
- FOUND DEAD IN A BARN.; Farm Hand Either Fell Down Stairs or Was Murdered.
- WRITERS TO PLAY GOLF.; Newspaper Club to Hold Gymkhana Day at Van Cortlandt Today.
- 'CIVIL' DISOBEDIENCE' TO CONTINUE IN INDIA; Committee of 200 in Delhi Adopts Gandhi's Resolution to ...
- WILL ASK COURTS TO STOP VIOLENCE BY MILK STRIKER; Injunction Proceedings to Be Brought to Prevent Further ...
- CELEBRATE 100 YEARS OF MISSIONARY WORK; Episcopal Churches Observe Society's Centennial--Bishop Manning ...
- DETHRONEMENT BILL CALLED INADEQUATE; Little Entente Points Out to Hungary It Does Not Bar Hapsburgs' ...
- Two Ten-Round Bouts on Card.
- REPARATIONS MOVE SUGGESTS DEFAUL; Commission's Decision to Go Berlin as Collapse Looms Causss Fear in ...
- DUTCH DELEGATES ARRIVE.; Washington Awaits the Coming of Premier Briand Today.
- WILD MOVEMENT ON GERMAN MARKETS; Even Professional Speculators Taking Alarm at the Extravagant Advance.IMPORTS ...
- Germany's Rules for Money.
- CITY JOINS CHICAGO HIGHER FARE FIGHT; Corporation Counsel O'Brien Will Represent New York in Appeal ...
- SOPHIE BRASLAU WELCOMED; Singer Gets Warm Reception at Carnegie Hall Recital.
- Dave Rosenberg to Box.
- M.N. Bensabat Issues Statement.
- RUSTY DEUTSCHLAND HERE AS THE HANSA; Once Spick and Span Ocean Greyhound Brings Cargo of Immigrants to U.S.
- MILK RIOTS IN CLEVELAND.; One Man Seriously Injured and a Dozen Arrests Made.
- SEAMEN AWARDED MEDALS.; Secretary Denby Pays Tribute to Men for Saving Lives.
- JAPAN HEARS OUR RADIO.; Australia Also Gets Harding Message From New Station.
- RANNEY IS VICTOR IN N.Y.A.C. SHOOT; Takes High Scratch Honors by Breaking 99 Targets at Travers Island Traps.
- HARVEY DECLINES TO SPEAK.; "Tumulty Is Having His Say," He Comments as to Paris Post.
- CITY HAS 343,000 IDLE, SURVEY FINDS; Unemployment Census Shows 13.5% of 2,531,747 Workless, Apart From ...
- OWES TRIUMPH TO INDIVIDUAL STARS; Princeton's Superior Brilliancy Upsets Harvard's More Scientific System.SEVEN ...
- FALCONER MAKES DENIAL.; Did Not Oppose City's Freedom to Foch and Diaz.
- EXPECT ANDREWS; Westchester County Republicans Believe They Will Elect 5 Assemblymen.
- TOO MANY MIDDLEMEN.; This Is a Cause Which Has Raised Prices Greatly in Japan.
- SEES IN GOOD-WILL A CONFERENCE ASSET; Colonel Repington Is Impressed With That Shown by All the Delegations. ...
- WIRELESS ENTERS CONTEST; Mayor Speaks Into Radio Phone on Traction and Other Issues.
- SPRING HOSIERY PRICES.; Those of the Durham Mills to Go Into Effect Next Monday.
- LOWER BANK RATE AND ENGLISH MARKET; London View of the Motives and Probable Result of the Reduction. ...
- BY-PRODUCTS FROM RICE.; Useful Things to Be Made of the Hulls Hitherto Wasted.
- LAWYERS AID ANDREWS.; 1,250 in Manhattan and Bronx Join C.E. Hughes Jr.'s Committee.
- Legion of Honor Awarded American Wife of Vicomte
- STARTS 15TH'S ARMORY.; Mayor Breaks Ground for Negro Regiment's New Headquarters.
- Leonard and Friedman Matched.
- BOOTLEGGERS GET RABBINICAL WINE; Federal Agents to Undertake Inquiry Into Traffic in Bogus Permits. ...
- NEW SUBMARINES TO CRUISE 10,000 MILES; Enlarged Radius Due to Combined Gas and Electric Propelling Plant.SURFACE ...
- WARNS INVESTORS HERE ON SOME FOREIGN BONDS; Commerce Department Notes Disparity in Price Asked andValue ...
- Title for Billiard Players Over Seventy Is at Stake
- FALL IN ENGLISH PRICES.; Aspects of the Renewed Decline in October.
- BELIEVE BOYS SELL GUNS TO CRIMINALS; Arrest of Eight Youths for Carrying Pistols May ExplainArming of ...
- DERNBURG SUGGESTS; Also Wants Us to Give Allies More Time on Debts and Make Loan to Germany.
- CENTRAL AMERICANS TO EXPLAIN FEDERATION; Representatives of Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras are Coming ...
- LIKENS ARMS PARLEY TO A NEW CARD GAME; Baron Shidehara Compares Nations to Poker Players and SaysMr. ...
- FREED, BACK FOR OPERATION; Man Released From Sing Sing to Have Tumor Taken From Brain.
- SAYS PANAMA HAS $4,000,000 SURPLUS; Minister of Finance Says Wealth Is Increasing as Result of Canal. ...
- SLAYER BETRAYED BY UNKNOWING WIFE; Bride of Three Months Tells Police Where to Arrest Detective's Assailant.FINDS ...
- Second Football Death From
- Fingerhood Not Secretary.
- GILROY IS HECKLED IN CHURCH MEETING; Mother Leaves Hall When Audience Bombards CandidateWith Questions.HE ...
- SECOND SYMPHONY CONCERT; Hulda Lashanska Is the Soloist at Aeolian Hall.
- "THE STRAW" POSTPONED.; Otto Kruger Will Replace John Westley in the Leading Role.
- FRENCH ACT TO ASSURE; At Request of Gourmets Closed Season Is Declared to Preserve this Delicacy.
- FINANCIAL MARKETS; The Fall in Money Rates and the Rise of Investment Bonds.
- FENCERS ARE NAMED TO REPRESENT U.S.; Strong Combination Will Face British Experts in International Match.TWELVE ...
- SEES PLOT AGAINST EILERT.; Congressman Ryan Says Tammany Means to "Count Him Out."
- FINANCIAL PARIS ON GERMANY'S SITUATION; Reasons for the Mark's Decline --Russian Soviet's offer and ...
- ANTI-CRAIG CHARGES LISTED BY LOCKWOOD; Coalition Opponent Delcares Controller Delayed Schools andApproved ...
- ASK MAIL TUBE SERVICE.; Merchants Say Recent Hold-Up Shows Need of Restoring It.
- ITALIANS OPPOSE HYLAN.; Clubs League Chairman Urges Them to Vote Against Him.
- PLAY 'TAMMANY' FOR HYLAN; Mayor Tells Lodge He Has Driven Vice Off the Streets.
- ONE OF HIS CLERGY CRITICISES MANNING; Dr. Alexander G. Cummins Takes Him to Task for Dedicating Monks' ...
- Oil Prospecting in New Guinea.
- NO LIMIT TO CRUDE OIL SUPPLY, HE SAYS; Manager of Western Refiners' Association Asserts Wells Will Never ...
- GOLD MINERS MAY STRIKE.; South African Whites Object to Increase of Native Labor.
- FOCH MADE MEMBER OF K. OF C. ORDER; Marshal Their Guest on the Last Day of His Visit to Chicago. LEADS ...
- JAPAN NOT TO RAISE EQUALITY QUESTION AT ARMS MEETING; Indications That She Will Avoid Issues Not Directly ...
- CURRAN PROMISES A HOUSECLEANING; Predicts a Doleful New Year's Parade Led by Hearst and Hylan. WILL ...
- RED ANNIVERSARY TO BE TAME AFFAIR; Lenin Is Opposed to Spectacular Demonstrations Either in Russia or Abroad.
- COST OF DOING BUSINESS.; Increase in It This Year Due to Decrease in Sales Volume.
- NEGROES HERE CALL FOR SOCIAL EQUALITY; Educational Forum Censures President Harding for Denying Aspiration. ...
- DREAR PETROGRAD NOW A CITY OF RUST; Roofs Have Been Worn Away by Weather, and Many Buildings Abandoned. ...
- HUGHES NOTE PUTS PRESSURE ON CHINA; Says Default Strains Political Credit Here and Endangers Chances ...
- GET $22,663,000 IN LOANS.; Farmers and Stockmen Aided by War Finance Corporation.
- Election Results to Be Signaled From The Times Building Tower
- VICTORY PREDICTED FOR EACH CANDIDATE; Curran by 150,000, Says Lyons --Hylan by 300,000, Manager Delaney ...
- SUGAR CONCERN GAINS.; South Porto Rico Profit Is $446,448 Despite Price Drop.
- OLD VIOLINS LOSE IN TEST WITH MODERN; Stradivarius Is Only Third in a Contest Before a Paris Conservatoire ...
- MISS MATTHEWS IS 'OVER 30'; Candidate Celebrates Birthday, but Keeps Her Age a Secret.
- NAMES REGIONAL DIRECTORS; Hoover Selects Men to Act With Unemployment Committees.
- STEEL BUYING DROPS, PRODUCTION RISES; Pittsburgh Mills' Activity Seems to Have Outrun Demand of Last ...
- CROSS IN RING TONIGHT.; To Celebrate Fifteenth Year as Boxer at Star Sporting Club.
- FINANCIAL COLLAPSE LOOMS IN GERMANY; Government Declines to Attempt Any Experiments With Chaos Rapidly ...
- WILSON'S VICTORY AT BALTIMORE; Final Triumph of the New Jersey Governor Over Champ Clark After Long ...
- ALEXANDER MOUNTS JUGOSLAVIA THRONE; Swears to Maintain National Unity Before Parliament Gathered at Belgrade.
- COMPTON ATTACKS PREFERENCE PLAN; Former Soldier Urges Defeat of Constitutional Amendment Favoring Veterans. ...
- CORNELL IN GOOD TRIM.; Eleven Emerges From Columbia Game With Only One Regular Hurt
- SAVINGS INCREASE DESPITE BAD TIMES; Banks Report Unexpected Gains in Depositors and Volume of Accounts. ...
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- CREDIT MEN REPORT FOREIGN ORDER GAIN; Inquiries for Data on Firms Abroad Are Based Mostly on Prospective ...
- The Continuation Schools.; Misappropriated Cheers.
- Corn Cheaper Fuel Than Coal at 32 Cents, Says Wallace.
- BROWN PLAYERS IN SHAPE.; All the Regulars Will Be Available for Game With Harvard.
- SAYS AMERICA MUST BUILD EXPORT TRADE; Ship Board Expert Finds Commercial Future Depends onOutlet for Surplus.
- FINDS WARS COST US $52,607,489,927 TO DATE; Peace Foundation Says They Account for Three-fourths of ...
- INFANTORIUM SEEKS FUNDS.; Hospital Wanted for Babies Less Than a Year Old.
- NEW MOVE AGAINST CROOKED DEBTORS; Furnishing Goods Men Agree Not to Sell, Even for Cash, to These Swindlers.
- Comment on Current Events in Sports.; FOOTBALL
- LEG CUT OFF BY TUBE TRAIN.; Man Falls or Jumps in Front of B.R.T. Subway Cars.
- Prof. Todd Identifies Son's Body.
- UNTERMYER LISTS FOUR 'LIES' BY HYLAN; Denies Connection With Traction Interests and With Nicollin Freadman ...
- TODD SOCCER TEAM TROUNCES YONKERS; National Champions Beat Thisties, 6 to 1, in AssociationCup Match.
- Baseball President Resigns.
- Foch to Get Harvard Degree.
- Austria's Deficit 150 Billion Crowns
- FIX ATOMIC WEIGHTS IN HARVARD TESTS; Results in the Cases of 40 Elements Found in StudiesLasting 35 ...
- HERBERT AU VICTOR IN TEN-MILE WALK; Long Island City Athlete Wins Handicap Event by 150 Yards at Astoria.
- TO GIVE FOCH GOLD MEDAL.; Massachusetts and 104th Veterans' Association Will Honor Marshal.
- TARIFF HEARING ON TODAY.; But Senate Committee May Not Have a Quorum Present.
- ANTI-RED GENERALS GIVE UP.; Several of Wrangel's Leaders Return to Russia With Slaschoff.
- Premier Briand Here, Will Land This Morning; Wave Scares and Wets Lafayette's Passengers
- BRITISH REVENUE DEFICIT.; Probable Effects on the London Money Market.
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- PRINCETON POINTS FOR YALE CONTEST; Tigers Not Overconfident of Victory in Next Saturday's Clash With Blue.
- MAYOR BREAKS PRECEDENT.; Will Speak at Four Meetings Tonight, One at Midnight.
- 8% RENT LIMIT MAY TAP HOME BUILDING; Why Price of Common Brick Stays Up--Hackensack Producers Sold Up.
- MOORE WINS SKATING RACE.; Starts at Scratch in Mile Handicap and Finishes Half Lap Ahead.
- Newport Rector Goes to Staten Island
- Obituary 2 -- No Title
- YALE'S PROBABLE LINE-UP ANNOUNCED; Injuries Complicate Coaches' Problem as Princeton Battle Draws Near.
- Tighe In Bellevue Prison Ward.
- PURDUE WINS CLOSE GAME.; Defeats Northwestern Eleven in Conference Contest.
- CURRAN SEES PERIL TO PUPILS' HEALTH; Quotes Letter of Teacher to Show That Overcrowding Is a "Serious" ...
- VETERANS CALL CHARGES FALSE; Demand Punishment of Watson if Proof Fails.
- Queries and Answers
- ARCHBISHOPS SANCTION CONFERENCE PRAYERS; Three Petitions Approved by Angelican Dignitaries for Use inToday's ...
- WILL DIRECT BRITISH CONFERENCE PUBLICITY; Lord Riddell, Government Mouthpiece, Sails for Washingtonon ...
- HAVERFORD LOSES TO JOHNS HOPKINS; Pennsylvanians Forced to Bow to Blue and Black in Game That Ends 28 to 3.
- SHIPPING AND MAILS; Incoming Steamships Outgoing Steamships Carrying Mail Other Outgoing Steamships ...
- TEN HURT IN BRONX AS TRUCK HITS CAR; 50 Passengers Thrown Into Panic by Head-On Collision --Reserves ...
- Americans to Kneel on Armistice Day; Prayers and Services in All Churches
- BIG FIVE THREATEN A NEW STRIKE VOTE; Circular to Brotherhood Men Says It Will Come if Labor Board Does ...
- WOODFILL, RIFLEMAN; Modest Man, Proclaimed War's First Hero, Taught to Shoot by Soldier Father Talks ...
- APPLE PRICES HIGH, DUE TO RETAILERS; With a Glut in the Market They Demand Treble the Wholesale Cost ...
- Economic Retrenchment.
- SHOT IN REPUBLICAN CLUB.; Member Wounded When He Flees From Two Who Order "Hands Up."
- This Week's Films.
- English Girls Defeat Wellesley.
- CHAMPAGNE AT LAUNCHING.; Mayor Makes Speech as the Theodore Roosevelt Takes the Water.
- ARREST MAIL CLERK IN $50,000 ROBBERY; Police Reveal Safe Burglary of Last August After $10,000 Security ...
- REED HIGH SCORER IN N.Y.A.C. SHOOT; Takes Scratch Prize in Travers Island Event With 97 Out of 100 Targets. ...
- FLOOR COVERINGS SALES.; Orders for Spring Delivery Have Been Very Satisfactory.
- Enver Heads Turkish Communists.
- FOR MATURE WEARERS.; New Combination of Metallic Cloth With Velvet in Hats.
- BERMUDA BARS AUTOS.; Pleasure Island Also Refuses to Permit Construction of Trolley Line.
- SWARTHMORE WINS IN OPENING PERIOD; Registers Two Touchdowns Against Stevens and Clinches a 13 to 0 Victory.
- UNTERMYER FEARS ORGY OF CORRUPTION; Says Hylan, if Re-elected, May No Longer Feel Need of Repression. ...
- Half of Gasoline Pumps Give Autos Short Measure
- BRITISH FENCERS ON WAY.; Embark for This Side to Meet American Experts.
- STATEN ISLANDERS WIN.; Defeat Englewood in Soccer Match by One-Sided Score of 8 to 0.
- CLAIMS OF FRANCE AT THE CONFERENCE; Echo de Paris Writer Outlines Special Problems and Difficulties ...
- SUICIDETIED IN CHAIN A BILLIARD MASTER; Charles Van Doren, Also Known as Professor Kaarlus, Identified ...
- Rise of Cotton and the South.
- Naval Orders.
- Article 3 -- No Title
- SAYS PASTOR INSPIRED LEAGUE 'ROUND ROBIN'; Suggestion to Senators Who Served Notice an Wilson Credited ...
- THEFTS A PROBLEM OF 5-10 CENT STORES; Both Patrons and Sales Force Are Guilty, Report of Wide Survey ...
- IOWA DEFEATS MINNESOTA.; Gophers Win Third Straight Victory Over Hawkeyes, 41-7.
- NEARER TO OUR VIEW ON RUSSIAN AFFAIRS; So Washington Interprets Recent Developments on theEve of the ...
- TRIFLINC GAIN FOR WHEAT AT CHICAGO; Prices Still So Low That Pit Hears Government May Intervene to Raise Them.
- To Aid Liberty Loan Subscribers.
- SAYS NEGRO WAS NOT HANGED.; Ex-Officer Asserts Reputed Dead Man Is in Leavenworth.
- PRINCETON VICTOR OVER HARVARD IN THRILLING STRUGGLE; Gilroy's 50-Yard Run for Touchdown in Final PeriodWins ...
- How Harvard and Princeton Lined Up for Annual Battle
- Course of Foreign Commodity Prices.
- Want 50 Per Cent. Surtax Accepted.
- Less Unemployment in England.
- MANY OFFICES TO BE FILLED ON TUESDAY; Chief Interest Here in Election Centres on Principal City Officials. ...
- ALEXANDER SWORN IN TODAY; King Will Take the Oath to Support the Jugoslav Constitution.
- SERVATIUS WINS CUE TILT.; Defeats Evarett in State Three Cushion Tourney.
- PIANIST'S SON ADMITTED.; Caesar de Lancelotti and Family Leave Ellis Island.
- SHOT DEAD IN THE STREET.; Police Believe Greenpoint Man Is Victim of Gang Grudge.
- SAYS DEBT QUESTION IS MENACE TO PEACE; Prof. Zimmern Asserts There Cannot Be Real Fraternity Between ...
- Give Patriotic Programs.
- HOUSING SHORTAGE.; Community Action Needed for Solution of Problem, Says Hoover.
- WILSON AND THE PRESIDENCY; Stirring Days in Rival Political Camps Before Baltimore Convention of 1912--Strategies ...
- NOTRE DAME PLAYS HAVOC WITH ARMY; Powerful Attack of Hoosier Eleven Sweeps Cadets to Defeat by Score ...
- SCHOOL HARRIERS LEAD.; Mount Vernon High Defeats N.Y.U. Freshmen at Van Cortlandt.
- Obituary 2 -- No Title
- PENN STATE BEATS CARNEGIE, 28 TO 7; Two Elevens Deadlocked at Half Time, but Tech Weakens Toward End.
- PLANS TO ELECTRIFY; Geological Survey Reports on System Proposed for Transportation Lines and Industries.
- LOOK INTO SOVIET ASBESTOS GRANTS; Federal Agents Investigating Chemical Company Headed by Dr. Hammer, ...
- BROADWAY BANDITS GET $3,100 PAYROLL; Messenger Held Up in Elevator at No. 314 With Policeman 100 Feet ...
- Bristol Bonds Purchased.
- PIMLICO FUTURITY TAKEN BY MORVICH; Block's Wonderful Colt Keeps Slate Clean by Galloping Off With Rich ...
- STANDARD OF LIVING SAID TO BE HIGHER; National Industrial Conference Board Finds Workers Better Off ...
- $200,000 MORE GOLD SENT BY GERMANY; Shipments Since Sept. 1 Have Totaled About $1,000,000, With More to Come.
- CREW UNPAID AFTER LINER'S ONLY TRIP; The New York of Polish Navigation Company Libeled inBrooklyn for ...
- FIX ALBANIA'S BORDERS.; Allied Ambassadors Give Their Approval of the Line Drawn In 1913.
- INFANTILE DISEASE STILL BEING FOUGHT; Paralysis Effects Yield to Electrotherapy at Broad StreetHospital ...
- FARM LEAGUE NOT YET OUT; Nelson and Preus of North Dakota Say It Has Been Defeated but Not Finished
- LONE BANDIT HOLDS UP SEVEN MAIL CLERKS; KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 5.--A masked robber held up seven mail ...
- DEFENDS PART-TIME MEDICAL INSTRUCTION; 'Those Who Can, Do,' Refuted, Says Statement Answering Dr. John ...
- German Line to Resume.
- BRONX ACTIVITY.; Demand Continues for Apartments and Buliding Lots. L.B. Elliman in "Budget Guard."
- PICKS HELMICK FOR INSPECTOR GENERAL; Weeks Selects Him for Nomination to Succeed Major General Chamberlain.LATTER, ...
- VICTORY FOR MONTCLAIR.; New Jersey Soccer Eleven Wins From Team B, Crescent, 2 to 1.
- Looking Through a Literary Shop Window
- EMPLOYMENT ROSE 1% DURING OCTOBER; Better Conditions Shown by Labor Bureau Report, Based on 1,428 Concerns' ...
- LL FRANCE AGOG OVER LANDRU TRIAL; uebeard, Accused of Killing 11 Women, on Trial at Versailles Tomorrow.TRAGI-COMIC ...
- IS WINNER AT TRAPS.; Von Boeckman High Gun at Bergen Beach Gun Club Shoot.
- Sales Manager for Cheney Bros.
- MUSIC; The London String Quartet.
- Unbeaten Morvich Has Won Eleven Races and $116,584
- HECKLER OF JEROME IS BADLY BEATEN; Asserts That "Coalition Is Name of English Party That Is Killing ...
- Article 4 -- No Title
- Notes on Trade and Industry Abroad; Spanish Olive Oil Exports.
- RARE NEEDLEWORK ON VIEW; Henry S. de Souhami's Artistic Antiques at American Galleries.
- CHARLES'S ST. HELENA LIKELY TO BE FUNCHA.; Paris Diplomats Expect Portuguess Government to Assent toHis ...
- MUHLENBERG WINS FROM LEHIGH, 14-13; Scores Twice in Final Period for First Victory Over Brown and White Team.
- CANDY MEETING CALLED.; Allan A. Ryan Asks Continental Stockholders to Protect Their Interests.
- Resolution of Regret in Senate.
- HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENTS.; Plan to Widen Merrick Boulevard to 100-Foot Thoroughfare.
- FOR SEASONAL BUYING.; Plan Which Dress Manufacturers Have in View to This End.
- MICHIGAN AGGIES VICTORS.; Outplay University of South Dakota and Win, 14 to 0.
- MISS SMITH, BRIDE OF JOHN MEYERKORT; Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Augustine J. Smith Weds in St.Bartholomew's ...
- MORGAN TO MANAGE BROOKLYN CITY R.R.; H. Hobart Porter Will Remain as Vice President in Charge of Operations. ...
- Pericles' Oration on the Unknown Soldier; Pericles' Oration
- 205 Flatbush Lots at Auction.
- SENATE VOTES DOWN SOLDIER BONUS PLAN; Rejects by Vote of 38 to 28 Reed's Amendment to the Tax Bill. ...
- WHO SIT AT THE TABLE; Whole World's Destinies. Preceding World Peace Conference. WHO SIT AT THE TABLE ...
- COMMODITY PRICES.; Fluctuations Affect but Few Staples--Markets Quiet and Firm.
- COLUMBIA RUNNERS LEAD RIVALS HOME; Defeat Rutgers and C.C.N.Y. Teams in Chase Over Van Cortlandt Park Course.
- Stock Exchange Nominations.
- NEW YORK TO HEAR HARDING ORATION; Speech in Washington on Armistice Day to Be Audible inMadison Square ...
- The Merchant's Point of View; Drawbacks to a Freer Trade.
- HYLAN SAYS CURRAN ISSUES HAVE FAILED; "Every One Has Fallen of Its Own Lack of Weight," the Mayor Declares. ...
- N.Y.U. GIVES DIAZ FIRST DEGREE HERE; Makes General a Doctor of Laws --Robert Underwood Johnson Praises ...
- A Dramatic English Opera.
- BIDS FOR EXTENSION OF QUEENSBORO SUBWAY UNDER BRYANT PARK TO BE OPENED THIS WEEK; Substantial Relief ...
- FAKE PRESCRIPTIONS FOR RUM FLOOD CITY; Thousands of Bogus Physicians' Liquor Orders Being Sold at $50 ...
- Those Sign-Posts of Parnassus
- Committee to Aid Coal Merger.
- COTTON MARKET UP 1 TO 8 POINTS; Trading Represents Chiefly a Further Reduction of Outstanding Accounts.
- SNOW FALLS AT SARANAC.; It Enables Sportsmen to Track Deer --Five Inches in Montreal.
- SECOND THOUGHTS on First Nights; Last Week. "The Madras House."
- GOOD TIMES IN BIRMINGHAM.; Native Tells of Prosperity in Southern City of Rapid Growth.
- RAW SILK MARKETS.; Conditions in Them Are Apathetic Where They Are Not Weak.
- WORLD'S GREATEST WIRELESS OPENED; Long Island Plant Sends Greeting From Harding to28 Countries. FLASHES ...
- Silk in Storage.
- SINN FEIN RAID BARRACKS.; Overpower Four Constables at Kesh and Seize Ammunition.
- NEW ZEALAND REVENUES UP; Increased Imports Raise Total Receipts in Year to 34,000,000.
- Mlle. Lenglen May Have to Drop Tennis, Say Physicians
- NEBRASKA GIVES PITT A SETBACK; Westerners' Defense a Stone Wall and Panthers Are Beaten by 10 to 0. ...
- WATSON OFFERS TO AID COMMITTEE; Senator Says He Will Give "Every Scrap of Information in His Possession." ...
- Chaliapin's Concert Next Sunday.
- Plan $100,000 Observatory As Memorial to Pickering
- BOND PRICES, DURING AND SINCE THE WAR; Last Week's Advance--When Was the Period's Lowest Level of Prices ...
- TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; Wall Street Sees the Game. One of the Anniversaries. The Market in Bonds. Another ...
- Some Portraits of the Nineties
- Russian Trade and America.
- FINDS BEST SCHOOL HERE.; It's One for Truant Boys, Writes Frank A. Fitzpatrick.
- Billion Rise in Banks' Business Volume For Week, Chiefly in New York District
- GET GIRLS DRESSED AS MEN.; Bedford Inmates Stole Overalls and Made Coats of Blankets.
- INTERLOCKING DIRECTORS.; Petitions Regarding the Rule Against Duplicating Service.
- TIGERS SOCCER VICTORS.; Princeton Gains Its Third Victory, Defeating Harvard, 2 to 0.
- $26,000,000 BONDS BOUGHT IN ONE DAY; Robust Advance in Prices Causes One of the Best Weeks in the Market. ...
- FOUR YOUTHS ARRESTED FOR FORTY BURGLARIES; Detectives Say Capture Also Puts Them on Trail of Slayers ...
- THE ZONING QUESTION.; City Zoning Resolution Has Largely Replaced Private Restrictions.
- SCHOOL SWIMMERS STILL DEADLOCKED; De Witt Clinton, Commerce, Erasmus Hall and Evander Childs Hold Lead.
- COLUMBIA YIELDS TO CORNELL POWER; Ithacans Annex Victory Over Blue and White at Polo Grounds by 41 to ...
- Stefansson in the Friendly Arctic
- Miss Parsons to Wed Nov. 11.
- HITCHCOCK'S PLAN FOR A WORLD BANK; United States Senator Explains His Measure for Financing World Commerce. ...
- LETS COLORADO FUEL REDUCE SOME WAGES; Colorado Commission's Action on Mines in Two Counties Likely to ...
- THINKS MEXICO MAY ADOPT PROHIBITION; Head of Obregon Cabinet Reports Active Dry Campaignin Many States.DENIES ...
- JERSEY DEMOCRATS SEE ASSEMBLY WON; With Gains in Senate They Would Force Republican Split With Anti-Saloon ...
- CROWDS OVERFLOW STATION; Bridge Block Holds Up BrooklynBound at Times Square.
- SAYS JAPAN REGARDS ARMS CUT AS VITAL; Viscount Shibusawa Sees Nippon More Interested in Parley Than ...
- Election Results to Be Signaled From The Times Building Tower; Progress of the Mayoralty Election.
- Mozart's Youthful Opera Given.
- LAFAYETTE MAULS QUAKERS, 38 TO 6; Maroon Eleven Revenges Six Years of Defeats by Easy Victory Over Penn ...
- ANDREWS WILL WIN, GLYNN PREDICTS; Republican Chairman Sees Victory for Candidate forCourt of Appeals.PELL ...
- BOTH CAMPS SURE AS CAMPAIGN ENDS; Coalition's Official Guess Is Curran by 125,000--Tammany Says Hylan ...
- HEADS UNIVERSITY UNION.; Harry Pratt Judson of Chicago to Direct International Education.
- MIDDLE WEST IN LINE ON BIG TRADE FLEET; Commerce Bodies Are Activ in Arousing Interest to Put Through ...
- Editorial Cartoon 1 -- No Title
- Ruling on Detroit United Shares.
- BEER PRESECRIPTIONS TO REMAIN LIMITED; Haynes Announces Maximum of 100 Every Three Months Will Be Maintained.
- PRAISE FOR CARNEGIE,; Have Done More for Science Than Any College, Says Burdette G. Lewis.
- WEST VIRGINIA VICTOR.; Hill Leading Factor in 28 to 7 Triumph Over Washington and Lee.
- Poland's Currency Held Abroad.
- ATTACKS METHODS OF BARRING ALIENS; Attorney Asserts Immigration Law and Department Regulations Violate ...
- EARLIEST WOMAN PASTOR DIES AT 96; Rev. Dr. Antoinette L. Brown Blackwell Was Also a Pioneer Suffragist. ...
- Austria's Paper Inflation.
- JAPAN TO CONTINUE HARA'S ARMAMENT POLICY AT PARLEY; No Change Either in Foreign or Domestic Plans, Uchida ...
- Latest Works of Fiction; THE AMERICAN NOVEL'S BEGINNING--COOPER TAKES HIS WIFE'S DARE.
- BRIAND FOR PUTTING ALL CARDS ON TABLE; Wants Deeds at Washington Conference, Not Protracted Academic ...
- NEW GAS KILN CHEAPER.; Inventor Arrives From Europe at Invitation of American Potters.
- HARDING APPROVES DRIVE.; Message From President Received at Radcliffe College Fund Benefit.
- Notes Beyond the Rhine.
- Miss Frances G. Kennedy Betrothed
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- Cornell Harriers Outclass Harvard in Run Over Belmont Course--Score, 29 to 87
- BLOC TAX PROGRAM OPPOSED BY BANKER; James B. Forgan Urges That Congress Lessen the Burden Placed Upon Capital.
- LOOK TO AMERICA TO ACT IN CHINA; Powers May Ask What Responsibility We Will Assume to Remove Danger to Peace.
- PALMER STADIUM A BLAZE OF COLOR; Vast Throng That Sees Princeton Defeat Crimson Is Arrayed in Many Hues. ...
- SHIDEHARA SEES NO POLICY CHANGE; Says Program for Arms Parley Laid Down by Premier Is Likely to Stand. ...
- Gray Goods Sales Small.
- COLGATE IN GOOD FORM.; Plays Its Best Game of Season in Beating Rochester, 41 to 0.
- ASK FOR ESCALATOR.; Better Facilities Wanted at 116th Street Station.
- RAINY DAY CLUB MARKS 25TH YEAR; 'Short' Skirt, Once Bitterly Attacked, Is Now Conservative,Tableaux Show.
- SOCIAL NOTES.; New York.
- DANISH OBSERVER SEES EUROPEAN RUIN; Correspondent for Export House Says Only America Can Stave Off World ...
- "EUROPE IS FINISHED"; "Europe Is Finished"
- FROM OFFICE BOY TO CHIEF.; Health Department Officials Honor Ole Salthe, New Bureau Head.
- FEAR FOR SUPPLY OF TOUGH HICKORY; 65,000,000 Motor-Car Spokes Make Heavy Annual Demand on Reserves.WOOD ...
- TO TEST INDUSTRIAL COURT.; Mine Workers Will Attack Validity of Kansas Law.
- CONFIDENCE IS LACKING.; Sugar Still a Drug on the Market in Cuba--Expect Good Tourist Season.
- ARRANGE TO BUY RAILROAD.; Great Northern and Northern Pacific to Get Oregon Line.
- Latest Books; History and Biography
- Buys Into Jones Brothers Tea.
- PRISON FOR SON'S DEATH.; Boy Died Day After His Father Had Kicked Him.
- READY TO TAKE BIDS FOR NEW LEVIATHAN; Emergency Fleet Corporation to Open Proposals on Dec. 29-- Hog ...
- Article 1 -- No Title
- FINANCIAL MARKETS; Stocks Irregular, Many Further Advances in Bond Prices-- German Marks Lower.
- Views on Sunday Subjects; "The Circle's " Elisions.
- CENTRE SWAMPS WILDCATS.; University of Kentucky, Ancient Rivals, Defeated, 55 to 0.
- Son to Mrs. Sheldon Whitehouse.
- PEARSALL ESTATE SALE.; Offer 88 Bronx Building Lots at Auction Nov. 16.
- Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
- "The Rheingold" in Paris.
- COST OF RUNNING AN ASSOCIATION; An Important Thing to Know When It Comes to a Question of Retrenching.
- BEATTY IN PHILADELPHIA.; Warmly Greeted by Crowds--Pays Visit to Independence Hall.
- BROWN IS EASY VICTOR.; St. Bonaventure No Match for Bruins' Attack--Score is 55-0.
- DUTCH IN EASTERN PARLEYS.; Telegraaf Deplores Indifference in Holland to Questions at Issue.
- ART; THE GALLERIES THROUGH NOVEMBER Exhibition of the American Society of Miniature Painters. Lectures ...
- QUEENS VALUATIONS.; Store and Office Properties Show Big Increase. Active Market In Hempstead.
- The Week's Plays.
- Heavy Storm Splits Up Floating Drydock
- FORDHAM BOYS HURT IN AUTO BUS CRASH; 11 Injured, 3 Seriously, as Vehicle Plunges Into a Maryland Creek.
- Article 5 -- No Title
- Banish Prisoner to Italy.
- SEES MILLIONS LOST IN GARMENT STRIKE; Workers' Threat May Cost $18, 750,000 Weekly, Says Manufacturers' ...
- A New Variant of the Third Degree
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- AMATEUR BUILDERS IN BRONX BOROUGH; Several Hundred Small Homes Erected in Throgs Neck Section Since ...
- Engaged to Raymond B. Haynes.
- TREES TO HONOR WAR DEAD.; Will Be Planted at White Plains in Soil From Verdun.
- TEACHERS WEIGH BARNES HISTORIES; The Author Denies Charges of Pro-British Bias and Defends His Americanism.BENEDICT ...
- SOVIETIZED CHALIAPIN; Great Basso Is a Red for the Sake of Preserving Russian Art to the World
- TO EUROPE FOR HOLIDAYS.; Three Liners Take Many to Riviera, Egypt and Rome.
- CARNEGIE AID FOR PARLEY.; Foundation Will Publish Documents Bearing on Issues.
- THE SOUTH AND ITS COTTON.; Planters Who Do Not Benefit From Short Crop and High Prices.
- ROAD BUILDERS PLAN JANUARY CONGRESS; Chicago Meeting to Discuss $34 Average Annual Motor Car Tax.
- Books and Authors
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- VASSAR GETS $40,000 QUICKLY FOR FUND; Alumnae Raises Sum in Ten Minutes at Luncheon, Gaining Nearly ...
- AUTO HITS VICTIM, OUTRUNS PURSUIT; Chase Down Broadway Ends When Chauffeurs Fear to Skid on Wet Pavement. ...
- NO GALLOWS AT GIEVRES.; Prison Officer Asserts Only Death Sentence Was Commuted.
- 65,000-MILE SURVEY VOYAGE NEARS END; Yacht Carnegle Passes Through Panama Canal on GlobeEncircling Trip.LEFT ...
- Dempsey Gets $150,000 Offer For Bout in Winnipeg Ring
- Eli Oarsmen Are Preparing For Fall Interclass Regatta
- ELECT DR. FARRAND.; Child Hygiene Association Chooses Him for 1923 President.
- MARCEL DUPRE SAILS.; Organist of Notre Dame to Give Series of Recitals in New York.
- Marriage Announcement 4 -- No Title
- RENSSELAER RUNNERS WIN.; Engineer Harriers Defeat Middieburg College Pack, 15 to 92.
- HORSE SHOW TO HAVE CHARITY TEA ROOM; Debutants to Be Waitresses-- Squadron A Armory to Represent Gen. ...
- FOREIGN EXCHANGE.; Market Quiet, Changes Fractional and Evenly Divided--German Mark Goes Lower.
- Smaller Beet Sugar Crop Predicted.
- Article 6 -- No Title
- Alechin Wins Chess Tournament.
- Oil Tank Cars for Russia.
- Mahoney Estate Sale.
- Chamber Musicians in Mexico.
- Two Bay Ridge Lot Auctions.
- WASHINGTON GREETS BRITISH DELEGATES; Lord Lee of Fareham, Sir Robert Borden and Srinivassa Sastri Ceremoniously ...
- CHICAGO GOES WILD OVER MARSHAL FOCH; Mayor Thompson Greets Him at Station, Governor Gives State's Welcome. ...
- PARIS STOCK MARKET.; Movement of Prices Was Irregular Yesterday.
- PREFERENCE PLAN DIVIDES THE POLICE; Firemen Also Disturbed Over Vote on Amendment Favoring Ex-Service ...
- BROOKLYN PREP IS HELD TO TIE SCORE; St. John's Eleven Makes Strong Showing in 0-0 Battle at Ebbets Field.
- 864 KILLED IN STREETS.; Vehlcular Accidents in City Total 27,550 in the Last Yea.
- Women Taxpayers.
- WINE MAKERS LEAVE RAISINS FOR EXPORT; Shipments Abroad From This Port in September Total 1,865,052 Pounds. ...
- CAUSES CONCERN IN EUROPE.; Paris and London Press Comments on Effect on Parley.
- HOLY CROSS TRIUMPHS.; Gets Quick Jump on Bates Eleven to Win by 28 to 0.
- AGAINST COLOMBIAN TREATY; Opponents Hold it Does Not Guarantee Any Compromise Gained.
- ASSERT WEEK-WORK SYSTEM HAS FAILED; Garment Manufacturers Declare Industry's Fate RestsWith Return to ...
- MRS. LEBAUDY ASKS COURT FOR $40,000; Wife Who Killed "Emperor of Sahara" Says She Spent This Sum for ...
- NAVAL BALANCE OF POWER; No State of Unpreparedness.
- LETTERS TO THE EDITON ON SUBJECTS OF TIMELY INTEREST; PLAN FOR A DUAL LEAGUE Separate Bodies for Two ...
- Vivaudau Profits Decline.
- FRENCH SAY HARVEY HAS WRONG IDEA; Their Country No Suppliant for a Favor Which Will Not Be Granted. ...
- MUSIC IN FOREIGN LANDS; Recent Revivals at the Paris Opera--News From England and the Continent
- Complete Record of Past Cornell-Columbia Contests
- WOMEN IN DOWNTOWN WORK; Committee to Aid in Civic Betterment, Beginning With Hospitals.
- The Great British Thaw
- WOULD LET GOVERNOR; City Club Would Also Cut Jury in Capital Cases to Six, Allowing Majority Verdict.
- Opera in Crinoline and the Race of the Tenors; Opera and Tenors
- Article 2 -- No Title
- N.Y.U. YEARLINGS WIN.; Defeat Bridgeport High in HardFought Game, 6 to 0.
- NAVIES OF THE FUTURE; Commander of the French Naval Squadron in the Dardanelles During the War.
- PYRAMID BUILDINGS RESULT OF ZONING; New Law Has Provided Adequate Substitute for StraightType Skyscraper.AN ...
- HARDING PROCLAIMS NOV. 11 AS HOLIDAY; Calls Upon All Americans to Honor Our War Dead as Typified by ...
- Armistice Day in Movies.
- EPISCOPALIANS IN MISSION CENTENARY; Domestic and Foreign Society Was Founded by Continental Congress ...
- Army Orders and Assignments.
- UNION'S IDOL DESTROYED.; Students and Police of Schenectady Hunt for Vandals.
- THE WORLD OF ART:; A Feast of Water Colors
- 2,000 TO MEET HERE ON INDUSTRIAL WASTE; Engineers, Educators, Technologists and Manufacturers to Hold5-Day ...
- ARMS GUARD COURT AT SACCO HEARING; Parlor Bolsheviki and Other Spectators Searched for Weapons Before ...
- The Civil Service.
- British General Election Again Threatens; Irish Crisis Throws Politics Into Turmoil
- OHIO STATE GAINS BRILLIANT VICTORY; Baffles Chicago Eleven by Forward-Passing Game andWins by 7 to 0. ...
- Gold Exports and European Reserves
- MILK SUPPLY GAINS, WAGONS START SOON; 100 Auto Trucks Serve the Public in Streets, Deliveries to Begin ...
- NEW KIND OF SPORT SHOE.; The Sole of It Is Made of Unvulcanized Crepe Rubber.
- Betting Even on 200,000 Hylan Plurality; Odds 6 to 1 That Mayor Will Be Re-Elected
- STAYS IN JAIL ONE HOUR.; Sentenced to 14 Years, Californian Walks Out on Another's Pass.
- Article 7 -- No Title
- Kreisler Playing in Germany.
- ANTI-KU KLUX A MYSTERY.; Brogan's Candidacy for Judgeship Is a Political Puzzle.
- BROOKLYN YOUTH ARRESTED; Rudolph Gross Admits in Jacksonville Theft From Father and Sister.
- FINE HORSES ARE ENTERED.; General Pershing to Be Among Exhibitors in Show.
- SIMONSON HIGH GUN.; Is Winner of Scratch Prize Over the Nassau Club Traps.
- PRIM EASILY WINS X-COUNTRY TITLE; Finnish-American Runner Leads All the Way in Metropolitan Junior Race.O'CONNOR ...
- BOY SCOUTS; California Fire-Fighters.
- COAL STRIKE HINGES NOW ON OPERATORS; Lewis, Miners' Chief, Advises Men to Return to Work if Check-Off ...
- ADVISES BUILDING NOW.; Price Loveis Warrant Activity, Says Construction Expert.
- TIGERS FORTUNATE TO PLUCK VICTORY; Harvard Shows Better-Balanced Eleven and Uncovers Great Aerial Attack. ...
- WILLIAMS LEADS IN RUN.; Defeats Wesleyan in Dual Hill-and Dale Race.
- TROJANS BLANK HOBART.; Rensselaer Poly Wins, 21 to 0, in Spite of Heavy Going.
- PRESIDENTS WIN, 49 TO 14.; Westminster Team Is Easy for Washington and Jefferson.
- HUGHES INVITES SENATE.; Formal Acceptance Assures Its Attendance at Opening of Conference.
- NEW ENGLANDERS IN TIE.; Amherst and Wesleyan Gridiron Game Ends With Score 3 to 3.
- AIDS BOOST HYLAN AT DINNER TO DIAZ; Mayor Introduced as 'John Faithful' and His Photograph onMenu Overshadows ...
- CONSTRUCTION WORK.; Ten Months' Contracts for Five Boroughs Total $310,695,700.
- EVADES RELIGIOUS ISSUE.; Jersey Education Board Refuses to Decide School Question.
- REPORTS MASSACRES OF GREEKS IN PONTUS; Central Council Says They Attend Execution of Prominent Natives ...
- Reserve Corps Orders.
- CORNELL CUBS VICTORS.; Win in Hard-Fought Game With Columbia Freshmen, 14 to 0.
- TAX REDUCTION TROUBLES.; Urges Simpler Valuation Methods for Benefit of Owner. Buying in the Suburbs. ...
- GEORGETOWN PUTS FORDHAM TO ROUT; New York Eleven Is Defeated by Washington Machine by the Score of 34 to 7.
- DECISIVE GAMES TODAY.; Soccer Elevens to Compete in Contests for National Trophy.
- WALKER AIDS RESEARCH.; Becomes a Member of the Board of Engineering Foundation.
- MILLS LIKELY TO RAISE NAIL PRICES; Pittsburgh Trying to Hurry Business With Talk of theAdvance Coming. ...
- OPERA SEASON TO BE SOCIALLY BRILLIANT; Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Field Among the Newcomers in the Parterre ...
- TO SELL R. LOCKE LIBRARY.; Books of "Petroleum V. Nasby's" Son at Auction Nov. 9-10.
- COLORFUL THRONG AWAITS WASHINGTON CONFERENCE.; Men and Women of Many Nations Turn the Quiet American ...
- Represents Chinese Newspaper.
- RIOTING IN PORT CHESTER.; Seven Arrested After Threats Scare New Milkmen From Wagons.
- Gedney Farms Auction.
- TEACHERS BAR POLITICS.; Federation Adopts Resolution Not to Take Any Side.
- London Book Talk
- A New Stringed Instrument.
- Marie Hertenstein, Planist, Plays.
- AMERICAN ACADEMY PLANS TO HONOR FOCH; Confer Degree, Lay Cornerstone and Celebrate John Burroughs's ...
- Named in Lane's Memory.
- BOSTON COLLEGE TRIUMPHS; Breaks Up Marietta's Aerial Attack and Wins, 14-0.
- SYRACUSE WINS IN FINAL QUARTER; Scores Two Touchdowns in Rapid Succession and Beats McGill, 13 to 0. ...
- FRESHMAN ELEVENS TIE.; Harvard and Princeton Yearlings End Cambridge Battle 14-14.
- Mr. Bennett Surveys Things
- TRANSIT COMMISSION MAKES 5-CENT FARE A PRIMARY CONDITION; So Announces in Calling First Hearing on Unification ...
- MORE THAN 3,274,000 TO VOTE IN STATE; Eighteen New York Counties Show Increased Registration, Albany ...
- Shakespeareans in Spite of Ourselves; Shakespeareans
- Lord Ebury Dies at Beaconsfield.
- WETS CLAIM BUFFALO.; Prohibition the Main Issue In the Campaign for Mayor.
- A Boy's Bookshelf; A Boy's Bookshelf
- Marriage Announcement 3 -- No Title
- BUSINESS IMPROVES IN SOUTH AMERICA; Commerce Department Gets Reports on Argentina, Brazil,Chile, Peru ...
- Horne Chosen Rector of Aberdeen.; LONDON Nov. 5.--Sir Robert Horne was today elected Lord Rector of ...
- HAWLEY DEFENDS SUGAR COMMISSION; Asserts That the Federal Company's Charges of Favoritism Are False.STATISTICS ...
- Wilsonizing Secretary Hughes; Wilsonizing Hughes
- DREXEL CONQUERS N.Y. AGGIES, 34-7; Greenwood Is Star in Game Replete With Thrills on Philadelphia Gridiron.
- STATE BOARD MEETING.; Executive Committee Will Discuss License Law Dec. 2 and 3.
- IN THE LOCAL CONCERT LISTS.; Plans of Musicians.
- REPARATION BOARD TO MAKE A TRIP TO BERLIN; Will Start Early This Week to Study Indemnity Problems and ...
- BODY OF PAUL TODD FOUND NEAR GREENWICH; Son of Columbia Professor Henry A. Todd Had Been in a Sanitarium.
- Ex-Crown Prince and Wife Meet at Kaiser's Home
- KILLS HIS WIFE THEN PLUNGES TO DEATH; Husband Crushes Woman's Skull, Stabs Her Five Times and Leaps ...
- PLAY BRAHMS SYMPHONY.; Boston Orchestra Also Regales With Schubert at Last Concert.
- 10,000 Disabled Veterans Will See Football Games
- BUCKNELL GIVES MIDDIES A SCARE; Shows Unusual Line-Bucking Ability--Navy Hard Pressed to Win, 6-0.
- WILLIAMS BEATS UNION.; Scores Six Touchdowns and Field Goal for 44 to 0 Victory.
- GERMAN BANK STATEMENT.; Increase in Note Circulation of 8,383,484,000 Marks.
- MARYLAND EASY FOR YALE ELEVEN; Elis Bring in Second and Third String Men in 28 to 0 Victory. VISITORS ...
- PARAGUAY LEADERS AGREE.; President and Vice President to Retire and Radicals to Unite.
- WAR FINANCE HEAD SEES IMPROVEMENT; Chairman Meyer Predicts an Era of Prosperity in Industry and Agriculture.LOANS ...
- Obituary 4 -- No Title
- OIL COMPANY SHOWS $8,519,937 PROFITS; Pan American Petroleum and Transport Company Report for Six Months. ...
- N.Y.U. FRESHMAN HURT.; Harry Hargrave Sustains Fracture of the Leg in Football Drill.
- CEREMONY PLANNED FOR UNKNOWN DEAD; War Department Announces Program in Arlington Cemetery on Armistice ...
- SENATE AGAIN VOTES SALES TAX DOWN; Rejects, 46 to 25, Smoot Amendment for One-Half of 1 Per Cent. Levy. ...
- WEINERT DEFEATED BY GREB AT GARDEN; Pittsburgh Light Heavyweight Earns Decision--Carries Offensive All ...
- 'UNKNOWN SOLDIER' OF ITALY HONORED; Mgr. Lavelle Prays for Disarmament Over Catafalque in St.Patrick's ...
- Tighe, Police Clubber Under Sentence, Transferred to Bellevue for Observation
- Charles Carried Into Exile on a British Ship As Napoleon Was; Zita to Bear Another Heir
- FOREIGN EXCHANGE.; Market Irregular, With Concessions in Leading Rates--MarksContinue Weak.
- Apply to List Oil Stocks.
- BANDIT LOOTS EXPRESS CAR; Shipment of Silk and Fur From New York Is Broken Into Near Chicago.
- DEAD ON BEACH, TIED WITH 53-FOOT CHAIN; Mystery Surrounds Finding of Man's Body Under Pavilion at Ocean ...
- $500,000 IN GEMS ON A GIRL.; Brilliant Spectacle on French Night at "America's Making" Show.
- JAPANESE PREMIER STABBED TO DEATH BY KOREAN FANATIC; Takashi Hara is Assassinated on the Platform of ...
- Marshal Foch's Wildcat Refuses to Sleep in Bed
- Dr. Morison Elected to Oxford Post.
- PARKER WINS AGAIN.; Defeats Burke for Second Victory in Pocket Billiard Tourney.
- BOY KILLED BY TRUCK.; Same Driver Accused of Causing a Woman's Death Last Week.
- BRITAIN DROPS MOVE FOR CANCELING DEBTS; Fisher Says It Remains to Find a Method for Payment to America.
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- 2 HOLIDAYS FOR COTTON.; Exchange Will Be Closed on Election and Armistice Days.
- $1,150,000 Building Loan.
- ALUMNI GAVE $550,000.; Over 9,000 Contributed to Fund Devoted to Reducing Yale Deficit.
- MANY SHOT FOR THEFT OF GEMS FROM SOVIET; Official Executed for Stealing 50,000,000,000 Rubles' Worth ...
- Detroit United Rys. Board Changes.
- SENATE TO PROCEED IN WATSON INQUIRY; Georgian's Appearance Not Required in Amended ResolutionUnanimously ...
- DOUBT IF HARA'S DEATH WILL AFFECT PARLEYS; Delegates Withhold Comment, but Indications Are That Policies ...
- PLAN AID TO UNEMPLOYED.; Twenty Committees to Study Phases of the Situation.
- SPRINGFIELD TIRES CUT.; Reductions From 10 to 20 Per Cent. Follow Firestone Drop.
- CHINA REBUFFS TOKIO AGAIN ON SHANTUNG; Japanese Proposals Are Too Far From Chinese Expectations, Says ...
- PACIFIC OIL EARNINGS.; Surplus for Nine Months of This Year $13,263,851.
- MME. JERITZA ARRIVES; Soprano From State Opera, Vienna, to Sing at Metropolitan.
- Foch to Receive Gibbons Rosary.
- WEEHAWKEN FIRE LOSS MAY BE $6,000,000; Firemen Criticise Erie Railroad for Disregarding Warnings About ...
- WOULD FREE SOLDIERS SERVING LIFE TERMS; Weeks Finds Five Convicted of British Officer's Murder Were Innocent.
- GERARD FOR ANDREWS.; Eugene Lamb Richards Also in Support of Republican Candidate.
- WINTER RACING ASSURED.; Mexico City Track to Open Jan. 14, O'Hara and Bryan Announce.
- $500,000 SUIT HANGS ON DA VINCI FINGERS; Impressions on Canvas Said to Prove Master Painted Picture ...
- BELIEVE CHINA WILL PAY.; State Department Officials Think Default on Loan Here Is Technical.
- HEARING SET FOR MONDAY.; Suit for Madison Square Garden Receiver to Be Heard.
- Club de Vingt Opens.
- Chile Bonds Admitted to Trading.
- "UNTRUE," SAYS PERSHING.; General Calls Watson Charges "Absolutely Without Foundation."
- SAIL ON OYLMPIC TODAY.; Brig. Gen. Sir William Alexander and Lady Alexander in List of 450.
- AWAIT CRAIG'S VIEW ON IRISH PROPOSALS; Conferences Are Held Up Until Ulster Premier Sees Lloyd George. ...
- Pleads Not Guilty to Army Theft.
- Commercial Leases.
- BIG STUDENT EXODUS.; Harvard Undergraduates Leave Cambridge for Tigertown.
- FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS.; Paris Continues to Show Weakness --London Lifeless.
- Judge Andrews's Record.; Irving's Grave.
- SIXTH AVE. CORNER SOLD.; Furniture Dealer Buys Business Property Held at $600,000.
- Minneapolis Mills Cut Flour Prices.
- RAIL WALKOUTS THREATEN.; Demonstrations by Dissatisfied Men in New England Possible.
- HARRIERS IN TITLE RACE.; Ten Teams Entered for Met. A.A.U. Test Today.
- AUTO BANDITS TAKE $5,100 PAYROLL CASH; Rob Armed Messengers in Firm's Car in Front of Its Plant in Brooklyn. ...
- $7,500,000 BOND ISSUE.; Louisville and Nashville and Illinois Central Offered Today.
- LOCKWOOD DENIES ALL HYLAN CHARGES; Says Mayor Approved Bill He Now Criticises After He Signed and Made ...
- CONVICT MRS. SOUTHARD OF KILLING HUSBAND; Idaho Jury's Verdict, After 23 Hours, Carries Penalty of at ...
- OPERAS FOR OPENING WEEK.; Galli Curci in Both "La Traviata," First Night, and "Lucia."
- YANKEES WILL NOT TRAIN WITH ROBINS; Brooklyn Baseball Cohorts Will Work at Miami--Giants to Change Playmates.
- Manhattan Railway Ex-Dividend.
- OPERATOR BUYS BLOCK OF HOUSES; Frederick Broun, Formerly Active Trader, Makes $800,000Purchase on WashingtonHeights. ...
- L.G. KAUFMAN SUES BANKS.; Chatham and Phenix Head Acts in Sale of Building in Marquette.
- FORDHAM IN SHAPE.; First Eleven Has Long Drill in Washington Stadium.
- ITALY'S UNKNOWN SOLDIER ENTOMBED; Vast Throngs and 6,000 Battle Flags Attend Him on His Last Journey. ...
- SEES HUGE DEFICIT FOR FRANCE IN 1922; Chamber's Finance Commission Says It Will Reach 1,625,258,000 ...
- LABOR LOSES FIGHT ON JUSTICE LEVY; Appellate Division Dismisses Proceedings for His RemovalBrought by ...
- BUCKEYES ARE FIT FOR CHICAGO GAME; Today's Clash Between Ohio State and Stagg's Eleven Excites Great Interest.
- WEEPS FOR MRS. OBENCHAIN; Former Husband Helps Carry Fainting Woman Before Grand Jury.
- DROP IN ENGLISH PRICES.; Shown in Economist's Commodity Index Number for October.
- STEEL RAILS IN DEMAND.; Inquiries for 200,000 Tons Reported Following Price Cut.
- BELGIAN MINISTERS RESIGN.; Quitting of Liberal Members May Cause Cabinet Reorganization.
- DUTCH DISARMAMENT DELEGATION ARRIVES; Headed by Dr. H.A. Van Karnebeek, Minister of ForeignAffairs.
- WALDO FOR PHILIPPINES.; President Is Urged to Appoint Him Vice Governor General.
- IMMIGRATION POLICY CHANGED, SAYS LAWYER; Arrivals in Excess of Monthly Quotas to Be Admitted in Following ...
- FOUND COUNT'S HEIR FALSE.; Six Months' Sentence for German Wife Who Substituted Baby.
- The Civil Service.
- NEW PORTUGUESE CABINET.; Senhor Pinto Accepts Premiership and Forms a Ministry.
- Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
- GERMAN SHIP PACT WON'T BE RENEWED; Shipping Board and U.S. Lines Will Not Take Over North German Lloyd ...
- Naval Orders.
- 1,000 FAMILIES TO MIGRATE.; Coming From British Isles to Live on British Columbia Tract.
- PHONE PAYMENT DUE.; Final Instalment on $90,000,000 of Stock Falls on Monday.
- The Bronx Market.
- U.S. VS. CANADA TODAY.; Syracuse and McGill to Meet in International Football Game.
- Reserve Corps Orders.
- WILL ROGERS IN 2 SHOWS.; In Ziegfeld Midnight Frolic and Shubert Vaudeville Nov. 14 Week.
- PRIVATE HOUSE BUYERS.; District Attorney Swann Adds to Holdings In Greenwich Village.
- CHICAGO MARKET RISES.; Sharp Advance in Prices of Securities Yesterday.
- GIVE BACHELOR DINNERS.; Julien St. Charles Shackno and Neal Wainwright Entertain.
- PHARMACISTS CAN AID VICTIMS OF CANCER; Send Them to the Doctor, Says Dr. Francis Carter Wood to Columbia ...
- BANDITS GET $5,900 PAYROLL; Four Hold Up Two Bank Runners In Philadelphia Street.
- DIG ON FOR CAVE-IN VICTIM.; No Replies to Tapping on Pipes, but Rescuers Persist.
- CHECK-OFF STANDS; MINERS TO RETURN; Federal Appeals Court Suspends Part of Anderson Decree, Pending ...
- Marguerite Namara Sails Today.
- Bill Edwards Presented With Duplicate of Title Banner
- FURTHER BRITISH ECONOMY.; Geddes Committee Report Will Suggest Big Reductions.
- $29,264,181 TO HEIRS OF MRS. BOSTWICK; Widow of the Standard Oil Man Gives Practically All to Her Own ...
- FRENCH OFFENDED BY HARVEY WARNING AS UNFAIR TO BRIAND; They Assert That the Premier Is Not Seeking Alliance ...
- Two New Oil Wells in Oklahoma.
- FOR THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS; Woodrow Wilson Democracy States Its Position on Disarmament.
- LAST BANK RATES DOWN.; Reduction at Cleveland and Minneapolis Completes the List.
- EARTHQUAKES IN MEXICO.; Shocks Have Been Felt for Three Days, but No Damage Is Reported.
- WOMEN ILLEGALLY ON VOTING LISTS; Investigator Suspects That Some Have Been Recruited in the Army of Floaters.
- Obituary 3 -- No Title
- THEATRES ARE NOT SCHOOLS; Ruling of British Court in Rejecting Bill for Children's Tickets.
- Promoter on Trial for Tax Fraud.
- THE WEEK'S PRICE TREND.; List of Commodities Showed Lack of Special Features.
- A CALAMITY, SAYS IYENAGA.; Declares Japan Loses Champion of Non-Militaristic Policies.
- France Makes Nov. 11 a Holiday.
- Declines Reported by Member Banks In Their Deposit and Loan Accounts; Condition of Member Banks in Leading ...
- WILL FIGHT UNVEILS FAMILY RIFT OF 1861; Daughter Who Married Against Parents' Wishes Fails to Break ...
- Marriage Announcement 3 -- No Title
- Jerome to Talk to Women.
- WAR ON "WILDCAT" FILMS.; Motion Picture Industry Asks Bankers to Help Suppress Them.
- FOCH SAYS WORLD MUST HAVE PEACE; But the One Formula for It, He Asserts in Indianapolis, Is Unity Formed ...
- Reds to Train at Mineral Wells.
- BRITISH DETENTIONS BEING INVESTIGATED; State Department Is Conducting Ellis Island Inquiry AfterComplaint ...
- POLICE CURB RIOTS, STRIKERS TO JAIL; Courtroom Crowds So Well Pleased Over Sentences It Is Difficult ...
- JEROME ANSWERS QUERY AT MEETING; Explains His Hylan-Goslin Charges to a Stranger's Apparent Satisfaction.WANTS ...
- NAVY EXPECTS VICTORY.; Will Finish Home Season Today With Game Against Bucknell.
- TELLS OF FOUR EXECUTIONS.; A.E.F. Historian Says Two White Officers Were Shot.
- SUGAR COMMISSION IS CALLED UNFAIR; It Has Proved Impracticable Both for Producers and Refiners, Says ...
- BRADSTREET'S ON TRADE.; Conditions Reported Irregular Due to a Variety of Influences.
- 20-Year-Old Suit Dismissed.
- CURRAN PLEDGES TO OUST HEARST AS CITY HALL BOSS; Promises to Drive Him Out of City Hall as Soon as He ...
- MARK DROPS AGAIN; 243 FOR $1 FRIDAY; German Industrialists Considering Raising a Loan forthe Government. ...
- CAPTAIN MERRITT, 69, TAKES BRIDE OF 22; Wrecking Company President Marries Miss Vera S. de Satge, Baron's ...
- FINANCIAL MARKETS; Further Rise in Bond Prices-- Stocks Irregular, With Reactionary Trend.
- PANKEN FOR 3-CENT FARE.; Socialist Candidate Says Squeezing Water Out of Stock Would Do it.
- Obituary 2 -- No Title
- TIGER AND CRIMSON READY FOR WHISTLE; Princeton Town Seethes With Excitement on Eve of Big Gridiron Battle ...
- Nebraska Society Dines.
- Dry Goods Convention.
- CENTRAL AMERICAN COUNCIL; Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala Have Each Chosen a Member.
- BANISHED FOR DUELING.; Spanish Captain Must Also Pay indemnity to His Victim's Family.
- HYLAN ODDS REACH 7 TO 1.; Street Offers Even Money Mayor Will Win by 190,000.
- 'LOST LEGION' MEETS IN WASHINGTON; The Gentlemen of the Press Whose Job is to Attend Conferences of ...
- DECEMBER WHEAT TOUCHES 98 CENTS; But Belief That Reaction Is Due Lifts All Grain Prices at Market's Close.
- WICKERS DEFEATS LEWIN.; Wins Game in Metropolitan Title Pocket Billiard Tournament.
- CITES SEVERE SENTENCES.; Albany Writer of Letter to Watson Saw No Hanging.
- Army Orders and Assignments.
- $10,000,000 FOR SOISSONS.; Two Canadian Banks Said to Be Negotiating to Extend a Loan.
- Pastry Shop Replaces Biltmore Bar.
- HAYDEN IGNORES PROTEST.; Not Disturbed by Action Against His Dual Directorship.
- PAVLOWA GETS OVATION IN NOVELTY 'DIONYSUS'; Lipsky Lights Work Magic in Dance of Star and Her Partner ...
- Carbon Steel Deficit Much Larger.
- HILL ASKS COURTESY TO PEACE DELEGATES; Former Ambassador Counsels Americans Not to Be Suspicious of ...
- MILK CRISIS IS PAST; SUPPLY 65% NORMAL; SOME WAGONS BACK; Fifty Drivers Resume Deliveries in Brooklyn, ...
- Vassar Alumnae Luncheon Today.
- BUTLER WINS IN RING.; Gets Decision Over Partin in Brooklyn Amateur Tourney Final.
- TWO LONDON EDITORS HERE ON HUMOR HUNT; Not the Least Surprising to One Is That There Is Actually a Prohibition ...
- American Zinc Reports Loss.
- SUBURBAN DEALS.; Residences and Vacant Lots Continue in Demand.
- COTTON, IRREGULAR, SHOWS SMALL LOSS; Selling Follows on Private Report on Ginning, but TradeDemand Sustains ...
- CAREFUL LOSES TO KNOBBIE IN RACE; Rancocas Colt Defeats Salmon's Filly by Length in Pimlico Serial No. ...
- NAVAL CUT SOUGHT ON 3-POWER RATIO; Repington Hears Washington Plan Takes in All Factors of Sea Strength. ...
- WARNING TO FAT REDUCERS.; Woman Who Tried It Tells Contestants to Beware Chop Suey.
- LLOYD GEORGE HOPES TO COME IN TWO WEEKS; Geddes Notifies Hughes--American Advisory Committee to Be "Reaction ...
- Canada Goodyear Tire Earnings.
- OLD OVERCOATS FOR SEATS.; Clothing Exchanged at Longacre to Be Given to Unemployed.
- SPEAKER CHOOSES DALLAS.; Texan City Again to Be Spring Training Grounds for Indians.
- Vassar Shop Aids College Drive.
- FREED, THEN SEIZED AGAIN; Miners' Leaders Promptly Taken to Another County for Jailing.
- Extension in Dissolution Case.
- WINS CLOSE CUE GAME.; Livingston Defeats Northrup, 35 to 34, in Three-Cushion Match.
- Refinery Opens for Export Trade.
- Soviet Official Admits System Must Be Changed
- WARNS DISARMAMENT IS MORE THAN PLEDGE; London Paper Says Promises Are Vain Without Removing the Causes ...
- Yale to Give 'Y' to Track Men Who Place Against Britons
- COMMONS IS SOLID IN BACKING PARLEY; Resolution Urging a Substantial Cut in Armament IsPassed After Debate.PREMIER ...
- Elected to Cotton Exchange.
- Obituary 5 -- No Title
- WINS TWO AIR PRIZES.; Jones of New York First in One at Omaha, Second in Another.
- LAWRENCEVILLE SCORES.; Jersey Eleven Trounces Tome School on Gridiron, 35 to 0.
- Sale of Dolls for Hospital Service.
- TIN PLATE PRICE REDUCED.; Steel Corporation Subsidiary Announces a Rate of $4.75 a Box.
- SAYS THOSE IN LEAD MUST LOVE THE LED; Rowntree, British Manufacturer, Warns to Close Schoolsif Workers ...
- RYAN IS DEFEATED IN ANGLE TOURNEY; Yields to Everett by Tally of 30 to 26 in Three-Cushion Title Competition.
- TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; Upturn in Bonds Continues.
- SERGEANT WOODFILL SEES THE PRESIDENT; War Hero Receives Congratulations at Executive Offices, ThenIs ...
- HYLAN NEGROES STOP A CURRAN MEETING; Chairs Hurled and Seats Broken in a Riot at a Harlem Demonstration.
- Hercules Powder Earnings $505,766
- NON-PARTISANS REORGANIZE; They Plan to Keep League Alive and Blame Defeat on Overconfidence.
- TRIED TO KILL HARA IN 1920; Auto Accident Revealed and Frustrated Bomb Conspiracy.
- WAGE CUT TO BRING FREIGHT RATE DROP; Rail Executives' Counsel Said to Have Told Commission This Is Their ...
- OFFERS LOAN TO GERMANS.; British Firm Is Ready to Advance 25,000,000 to Industrial Interests.
- CALLS ON PATROLMEN TO SUPPORT CURRAN; Former Policemen's Official Says Coalition Candidate Has Proved ...
- Chaliapin Ill; Unable to Appear.
- TAD JONES TO PUT SUBS IN BLUE LINE; Varsity Backs, However, Will Start Game Today Against Maryland Eleven.
- To Represent African Bank Here.
- "DROWNED" AUTO FOUND.; Thieves Believed to Have Run It Into River to Escape Arrest.
- Labor Board Rushes Through Cases.
- THOUSANDS WELCOME DIAZ.; Honorary Citizenship Conferred on General at 69th Armory.
- Morvich Gets Real Test in Rich Pimlico Futurity Today
- TOKIO HEARS NORTHCLIFFE.; Press is Told That Japan is Too Critical of Other Nations.
- Barnard Eleven Wins.
- WORLD'S LARGE WHEAT CROP; Estimate Is 190,000,000 Bushels More Than in 1920.
- FINDS OLD RUSSIAN DEBT CAN BE PAID IN RUBLES; British Court Rules Bank May Repay Loan Worth 78,000With ...
- BRITAIN POTENT AT ARMS MEETING; Believed That She Will Have the Largest Influence in Shaping the Result.MAY ...
- TIGER VARSITY CREW WINS.; Defeats Second and Third Eights in Annual Fall Regatta.
- COMMODITY PRICES.; Recoveries Shown in Some of the Grains--Small Changes in Other Staples.
- L.V. Lockwood Heads Greenwich Trust.
- 40,000-TON RAIL ORDER.; Canadian Government Lets Contracts to Two Steel Concerns.
- N.Y.U. DRILLED ON ATTACK.; Violet Gets Long Practice to Develop Offensive Play.
- Another Heights Apartment.
- Fitting Room Still a Problem.
- STOLEN DOG DRAWS EULOGY FROM JUDGE; Brindle Bull Worth More to Humanity Than Negro Thief,Says Rosalsky.NINETY ...
- Dance for Two Debutantes.
- BARGAIN HUNTERS CROWD INTO GERMANY; Dutch and Scandinavians Most Conspicuous in Exploiting the Markets ...
- SLACKENING IN DRY GOODS; Current Sales Fewer, but Road Orders Double 1920's Week.
- Louis Mann in New Play Nov. 14.
- NOTRE DAME READY FOR ARMY'S ATTACK; Westerners Show Speed and Accuracy in Light Forward Passing Drill ...
- Signs Nov. 11 Holiday Resolution.
- LAWYERS AS POLLS GUARDS.; Attorney General Designates Men as Election Day Deputies.
- ESTATE WINS TAX CASE.; Ruling on Inheritance Levy Causes State to Lose $20,000.
- ASBESTOS CONTRACT DETAILS REVEALED; Allied Chemical and Dye Corporation of New York GetsMoscow Concession.AGREEMENT ...
- UNTERMYER CITES 8 'FAKES' BY HYLAN; Reviews the Hettrick, Bugher, Shonts, Goslin, Playgrounds, Housing, ...
- COTTON OIL CONCERN CUTS 1920 DEFICIT; American's Loss of $2,934,512 for 1921 Also Partially Offset by ...
- NEW TORSO MYSTERY MOVE.; Woman Asks District Attorney to Help Her Recover Body.
- STUDENTS DELAY TRAFFIC.; Columbia Turns Out With Parade for Football Game Today.
- MANY SEEK WORK ABROAD.; Commerce Department Is Told of Exodus to South America.
- $10,000,000 CREDIT PLAN.; American Firms in Contract With Argentine State Railways.
- PERSHING PRAISES LEGION.; "Think of Me as a Buddie," He Urges Veterans of 30th Division.
- Elected to Coffee Exchange.
- GARMENT PRICE CUT SEEN IN PIECEWORK; A. E. Lefcourt Predicts Reduc- tion of 25 to 33 1-3 Per Cent. by ...
- HYLAN HITS CROPSEY AS FRACTION TOOL; Says 'Injunction Jim' Compelled Discontinuance of Five-Cent Buses ...
- WILSON OFFERED HARVEY AN EMBASSY; Would Have Made Him Ambassador to France on Tumulty's Suggestion, ...
- STANDARD OIL GETS BIDS.; Cunard Company Expected to Land Big European Shipping Order.
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- YELLOWLEY MISSES DATA IN RUM CASES; Begins Investigation Into Rifling of Files in Director's Office ...
- $87,615 MORE FOR HOSPITAL.; The Broad Street Now Has $472,826 Toward the Million Goal.
- MANY BIG GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY; Gridirons Everywhere Will Be Scenes of Important Football Contests.
- FINDS OIL QUESTION OBSTACLE.; London Times Says It May Affect Armament Conference.
- Boris Hambourg's Cello Recital.
- STANDARD ENTERS WYOMING; California Company Gets Oil Fields in Cat Creek Region.
- A Staten Island Improvement.
- COLUMBIA HOPEFUL ON EVE OF BATTLE; Undergraduates Cheer Team at Mass Meeting for Cornell Game Today.
- Chicago Entertains Jacques And He Enjoys Movies Most
- THE GOD OF REVENGE' ACTED; Schildkraut in the Great Tragic Role of Sholom Ash's Play.
- EXTENDS EMERGENCY TARIFF; Senate Committee Agrees to Its Enforcement Until Feb. 1.
- PRALL PROUD OF SCHOOLS.; Says Record is Unequaled in World --Denies Firetrap Charge.
- October Auto Shipments Gain.
- TO STAGE BENEFIT MATCH.; Wykagyl Will Hold Special Event for New Rochelle Hospital.
- Metropolitan Golf Champion To Play in British Tourney
- COACH IS UNDECIDED.; Lafayette Mentor May Start Either Elliott or Seasholtz.
- FOREIGN EXCHANGE.; German Marks Sink Further, With London and Others Strong and Higher.
- GARFUNKLE DEFEATS SIMS.; Griffin's Victory Over Willard Also Marks Three-Cushion Tourney.
- THREE DYCKMAN SALES.; Investors Acquire Broadway Apartments Held at $400,000.
- MANY OPEN SESSIONS PROPOSED FOR PARLEY; American Pressure for Publicity, It Is Indicated, May Have Important ...
- MATTHEW CORBETT DEAD.; President of Met. Jockey Club Succumbs at the Age of 68.
- French May Observe Nov. 3, Not 11.
- HAILS CURRAN AS IRISH.; Advocate Refers to Candidate as "Seventh Mayor of New York."
- WOULD RAISE WYOMING OIL.; Stockholders Charge That Monopoly Keeps Price Below Inforior Grades.
- CONWELL DESCRIBES HANGING.; A.E.F. Veteran Sends Photographs and Story to Watson. Shows Photographs ...
- NEW REQUEST BY GERMANY.; Asks Allies to Evacuate Watering Places, Such as Wiesbaden.
- BEDIER IN FRENCH ACADEMY.; Author of "Tristan et Yseult" Installed in Rostand's Seat.
- COMMODITY PRICES.; Losses General in the GrainsDairies, Provisions andMetals Firm.
- DUTCH PROPOSE NAVAL BASES.; Government Offers a Program Costing 200,000,000 Florins.
- NEW JERSEY WOMEN WIN MATCH ON LINKS; Defeat Long Islanders, 24 to 14, in First Met. Team Championship Tilt.
- OTHER BANK RATES LOWERED; Reduction Announced at Boston and Dallas Reserve Banks.
- AVERAGE PRICES IN GERMANY; Details of the 1,300 Per Cent. Rise Between 1913 and Last June.
- SAYS COERCION MUST CEASE; G.R. Meyercord Demands That Permanent Lesson Be Taught to Unions
- VIENNA IS BEWILDERED BY FANTASTIC PRICES; Suit of Clothes at 60,000, a Dinner at 1,500 in Depreciated Kronen.
- ROSSETER COLORS FIRST AT PIMLICO; Thimble Wins for Pacific Coast Sportsman in Govans Purse Event. THUNDERCLAP ...
- Phyllida Ashley, Planist, Heard.
- SKIDELSKY'S DEBTS MORE THAN 1,000,000; Creditors of London Importer Find No Assets Except a Few Art Ojects.
- Phillips Petroleum Earnings.
- Cuban Officials at Club Vendome.
- Milk Peddlers Charge 40 Cents a Quart; Some Women Glad to Pay for Babies' Sake
- ANTI-HAPSBURG BILL BEFORE ASSEMBLY; Government Proposes to Dethrone Charles and Postpone Choosing a ...
- "Ambush" Tonight for Vassar Fund.
- Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
- Prospect Hill Lots Average $1,100.
- New Yorker's Will Aids Education.
- OFFER RAIL BONDS WITH 5.90% YIELD; Morgan Syndicate to Bring Out Southern Railway Refunding 5s at 85.$10,000,000 ...
- SOCIALISTS SEATED AFTER 22 MONTHS; Aldermen Deny Election Fraud and Say Lee and Cassidy Were Victims ...
- Dartmouth to Honor Captain Of Its First Football Team
- FINANCIAL MARKETS; Notable Rise in Bond Prices-- Stocks Also Higher--London Bank Rate Reduced.
- KING HEARS REPORT ON IRISH PARLEY; Chief Secretary Heckled in Commons by "Die Hards" and Ulster Unionists. ...
- Marriage Announcement 3 -- No Title
- MRS. NORRIE LEFT $1,679,091; Tapestries Left to Art Museum Valued at $45,000.
- BIG OFFICE BUILDING FOR MADISON AV.; Builders Buy Site for Improvement With 14-Story Structure to Cost ...
- 210 MARKS FOR $1, LOWEST QUOTATION YET; Depreciation Is Causing Serious Losses on Contracts for Foreign ...
- Convict Stolen Auto Receiver.
- Present Gas Rate Continued in Utica
- Reducing Worsted Prices.
- A Reserve Bank's Diagnosis.
- FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS.; Reaction at Paris, Quiet Trading at London.
- STRANGLER LEWIS OUTCLASSES POLK; Former Champion Scores Straight Falls in Wrestling Bout in 6:40 and ...
- "Bat" Masterson Wills All to Wife.
- WILSON PROPHESIED WAR BEFORE HE BECAME PRESIDENT; "I Do Not Know That I Would Care to Be President During ...
- New Rating on Rugs.
- VISCOUNT GREY TO MARRY?; Rumor Is Current of His Engagement to a Widowed Peeress.
- GERMANY'S DUTCH CREDITS.; Holland Scoffs at Poverty Pleas While They Are Almost Intact.
- $75,000,000 FOR STATE ROADS; Congress Adopts Aid Measure, Which Now Goes to Harding.
- TO SUMMON MORE VOTERS.; 160 Subpoenas Ready Today--Five Ex-Convicts Registered.
- PRICES FOR FURNITURE.; Statistics as to Increases in Them Said to Be Erroneous.
- DISCOUNT RATE CUT BY BANK OF ENGLAND; Drop to 5 Per Cent. Attributed to Action of Federal Reserve Bank Here.
- GARDNER IS CUE WINNER.; Defeats Jenklns In Match for Met. Pocket Billiard Title.
- THE BRONX MARKET.; Demand for Vacant Properties for Building Sites Continues Strong.
- MUSIC; The Boston Symphony Orchestra.
- PARLIAMENT ROLE UNCERTAIN; Lloyd George Says It Depends on Conference Outcome.
- FOREIGN BANK STATEMENTS.; Deposits Down 35,800,000 at London--French Circulation Up 367,000,000 Francs.
- Article 2 -- No Title; One Sale $1,000 Below the Last Transfer, Other at, $80,000.
- LAGUARDIA SCORES CRAIG.; Tells Italians Controller Is the Worst New York Ever Had.
- HIGH WAGES BLAMED FOR UNEMPLOYMENT; Captain Vickers Says Freight Rates, Profits and Material Costs Are ...
- GEDEON IS BARRED BY LANDIS'S RULING; Action Accepted as Precedent Should Former White Sox Seek Reinstatement.
- RAILROADS DECIDE TO PRESS WAGE CUTS; Executives of Eastern Lines, in Conference Here, Agree on Plan ...
- HARVEY DECLARES WE BAR ALLIANCE WITH ANY NATION; Envoy Warns Against Suggestion That America May JoinBritain ...
- SOVIET OWNERSHIP FOUND TOO COSTLY; Factory Expenses in Moscow District Increase From 45 to 200 Billion ...
- ARABS ATTACK JEWS IN JERUSALEM; KILL 4; One of the Assailants KilledI Police and Troops Avert Further ...
- Poe Memorial Football Cup Is Awarded to Don Lourie
- A Little Boom in Furs.
- Warns of Reserve $10 Counterfeit.
- Westchester County.
- PICKS FORDHAM LINE-UP.; Coach DuMoe Announces Men Who Will Start Against Georgetown.
- HALL DEFEATS O'NEILL.; Gains Unexpected Victory in Handicap English Billiard Match.
- FEWER IDLE FREIGHT CARS.; Oct. 15 Reports Also Show Greater Demand for Box Cars.
- GERMANY WILL SEIZE FOREIGNERS' 'BARGAINS'; Will Enforce Export Rules Vigorously--Public Are Angeredby ...
- N.Y.U. IN LONG DRILL.; Versity Eleven Has Hard Scrimmage--Regulars in Line-Up.
- BORDEN TELLS WHO; Canadian Delegate Says the Responsibility Is on Americaand the British Empire.
- BETTER PRICES FOR WOOL.; Advance 7 Per Cent. to 10 Per Cent at Government Sale in Boston.
- FAKERS TRY TO BULL STOCK.; Send Six Telegrams to Buy, but Brokers Ignore Orders.
- URGE STRONG TRADE FLEET.; Cotton Men Also Want American Property Abroad Protected.
- MIDSHIPMEN PREPARED.; Navy Has Last Hard Practice for Bucknell Game.
- LINCOLN REPORTED HERE.; Spy Deported During the War Said to Have Returned.
- FARKUS LEADS PACK HOME.; Hungarian-Amarican Runner Wins Yorkville A.C. Road Race.
- F. APPLEBY LOSES TO RICE.; Fails to Overcome Handicap in Exhibition 18.2 Balkline Match.
- 5 WEEHAWKEN PIERS, WAREHOUSE, 2 TRAINS AND 30 BARGES BURN; Blaze Covering Acres of the Jersey Waterfront ...
- HOOPER TALKS ON RATES.; Tells Chicago Traffic Club Wages Cannot Depend on Freight Charges.
- Gray Goods Very Quiet.
- New Heights Apartment.
- in Harriman National Board.
- THINKS RUTH WILL BE PAID.; Barnstormers to Get World's Series Money Soon, Ruppert Believes.
- SCHOOLS IN CANCER DRIVE.; Pamphlet to Be Distributed to Reach Mothers of Pupils.
- TRY TO KEEP OIL CO. FROM FOREIGNERS; Stockholders of Union of California Would Organize aHolding Corporation.SEE ...
- The Course of Trade Recovery.
- Mme. Pavlowa Revives 'Snowflakes'
- GIFT TO FRENCH CHURCHES.; Rockefeller Memorial to Contribute $100,000 Conditionally.
- St. Paul Road Orders 2,500 Cars.
- Obituary 2 -- No Title
- BEATTY PREDICTS RESULTS.; Tells Chicagoans He Expects Great Things From Conference.
- Nesting Baskets Still Active.
- RATIO OF RESERVE UP TO 71 PER CENT.; Heavy Liquidation of Rediscounts Shown in FederalBoard's Weekly ...
- DASH AND VIM IN TIGER SCRIMMAGE; Princeton Shows Power in Last Hard Drill--Students Hold Big Mass Meeting.
- FRENCH SEE BRIAND TAKING LEAD HERE; Think Absence at First of Lloyd George Gives Their Premier Chance ...
- HOLD 2 IN RUM BRIBE; ONE HEADS CONCERN; President of La Brecque Warehouse and Another Held inFake Permit ...
- COTTON TAKES DROP AS DEMAND HALTS; Heavy Selling Near the Close Leaves Prices 16 to 19 Points Down for ...
- Pure Oil Stock Deal Confirmed.
- VICTORY BONDS HIT PAR IN BIG MARKET; Predicted Rise Comes as Most Standard Issues Touch Now High Mark ...
- INDIA AND LONDON'S GOLD.; Exact Figures of Bombay's Recent Purchases at the English Sale.
- COLLAPSE OF SOVIET NEAR, SAYS MILIUKOV; Russian Publicist Declares That Famine Will Be Final Factor ...
- COLUMBIA RALLIES TO TEAM'S SUPPORT; Students Plan Huge Mass Meeting for Tonight--Final Cornell Drill ...
- Must Double Milk Supply by Tomorrow, Copeland Warns; Says He Will Take Plants Unless Companies Can Serve ...
- SNELL BACK IN INFIRMARY.; Penn State Again Loses Captain-- Baer and McCollom Also Out.
- Commercial Leases.
- Frieda Klink, Contralto, Pleases.
- Realty Notes.
- SINK SHAFT TO SAVE ENTOMBED WORKER; Comrades of Pile Driver Buried Under 30 Feet of Quicksand Attempt ...
- NORTHCLIFFE URGES HOLDING PHILIPPINES; Says America's Withdrawal Within Twenty Years Would Mean Chaos. ...
- GOES TO PRISON FOR LIFE.; Confessed Train Wrecker Quickly Sentenced in Michigan Court.
- KING'S ASSAILANT FREED.; Alba, Who Tried to Kill Victor Emmanuel, Insane When Released.
- Business Building Deals.
- M.L.T.A. VOTES FOR TENNIS HOME RULE; Local Body Will Advocate Amendment to National Association's Constitution. ...
- CALLS STORIES EXAGGERATED.; Doctor Cites False Reports of Many Hangings.
- CUB ELEVENS TO CLASH.; Harvard and Princeton Youngsters Meet Tomorrow.
- MAY MOVE TO DROP WATSON INQUIRY; Democrats and Republicans Confer on Abandoning Committee Investigation.SENATOR ...
- TO STUDY UNEMPLOYMENT.; Hoover Calls Standing Committee of President's Conference.
- GREEN'S CENTRE RETURNS.; Suttmeier Leaves Dartmouth Hospital Squad--Scrimmages Continue.
- TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; An Interesting Bond Market.
- AGREE TO CLOVER LEAF SETTLEMENT; Bondholders Accept Statement of Stockholders Regarding Series A and ...
- British Fencing Team Dined On Eve of Departure for U.S.
- TALK OF A BANK MERGER.; Chatham and Phenix National and Another Said to Be Negotiating.
- EASY VICTORIES MARK CUE TOURNEY; Brussel and Burdett Have Big Margins in Matches for State Three-Cushion ...
- WORLD ALLIANCE OF AUTHORS PLANNED; League of America Expects to Consolidate With Authors' Society of England.
- HARVARD ELEVEN REACHES NEW YORK; Coach Fisher Leads Squad of Forty Men--Will Visit Tiger's Lair Today. ...
- W.N. CROMWELL HONORED.; Blind Fund President Decorated by the King of the Belgians.
- DURANT PAYS FOR STOCK; Holders of Peerless Truck Shares Get $1,857,581 Under Pledge.
- BREWERS ASK BEER PERMITS; Two From New York Among Applications Filed in Washington.
- PLAYERS CHEERED ON WAY.; Ohio State's Football Squad Is Given Rousing Send-Off.
- 18TH CENTURY CLOCK, $280.; Sale of Old English and American Furniture Reaches $43,737.
- KING GREETS CUBANS.; Entertains Mission Headed by ExPresident Menocal in Palace.
- Coast Guard Orders.
- AMERICA TO PROPOSE BIG CUT IN NAVIES; Definite Plan Framed for Washington Parley Is Intendedto Show ...
- DAN R. HANNA DIES SUDDENLY IN BED; Death at His Country Place Near Croton, N.Y., Due to Failure of Blood ...
- Article 1 -- No Title
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- Raw Silk Is Quiet.
- Apartment Transactions.
- TO BE PASTOR, NOT EDITOR.; Rev. B.A. Jenkins Quits Kansas City Post for Church Work.
- JAPAN FOR DIVISION OF PACIFIC SPHERES; Willing for America to Dominate Eastern Part, but Claims Right ...
- Antiquarians Elect Officers.
- OFFER LOANS TO BULGARIA.; American, British and Franco-Belgian Concerns Competing.
- FREIGHT RATE CHANGES.; Union Pacific System to Publish Them on Carload Lots.
- RUTH MAKES DEBUT AS VAUDEVILLE STAR; Starts Tour in Mount Vernon in "That's Good"--Landis Joke Earns Applause.
- 300,000 CHEER FOCH IN ST.LOUIS; Huge and Enthusiastic Crowds Pay Tribute to Allied Chief and Pershing ...
- National Curling Club to Meet.
- RESERVE BANK POSITION.; Comparison of Yesterday's Items With Other Periods.
- HOBART WILLIAMS, PHILANTHROPIST, DIES; Left Estate of $10,000,000, It Is Said, to University of Chicago ...
- A CHECK AGAINST FRAUD.; Furnishings Men Not to Deal With "Successful Failures."
- MEDIATION IN CLEVELAND.; Company Agrees to Arbitrate Cut-- Insists It Will Keep Open Shop.
- Bravea Seek Training Camp.
- Dance to Open Theta Dalta Chi Club.
- RICHEST JAPANESE COMING; Shibusawa to Confer in New York on Far East Finance.
- Monaco Is Billiard Victor.
- Army Orders and Assignments.
- The Civil Service.
- LESS THAN $1 FOR WHEAT AT CHICAGO; Wave of Liquidation Sweeps All Grain Prices to Lowest in Many Years. ...
- P.S. DU PONT OPTIMISTIC.; Thinks Rise in Steel and Lumber Will Aid Auto Prices.
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- BRIAND DUE HERE SUNDAY.; Premier Will Not Land From Ship Until the Next Morning.
- KILLED IN A PARIS HOTEL.; John Gill, Former U.S. Navy Petty Officer, Falls Down Elevator Shaft.
- CORNELL ON ITS WAY.; Ithacans Send Squad of Thirtythree for Columbia Game.
- REJECT SALES TAX BY 43 TO 25 VOTE; Seventeen Republican Senators Join the Democrats in Rejecting the ...
- Receiving Departments Survey.
- Ruling by Stock Exchange.
- UNTERMYER SEES HYLAN AS TRICKSTER; Cites Mayor's Assertion That Lawyer Favored Guaranteeing Traction ...
- MILLS COMPARES HYLAN AND TWEED; Congressman Tells Women That Both Posed as a Friend of the Common People. ...
- MASS. TECH LOSES STAR.; Hills, All-American Scholastic Weight Thrower, Leaves School.
- EARTHQUAKE SHAKES PERU.; Four Shocks Felt in Lima--Centre of Disturbance 200 Miles Away.
- YALE ELEVEN SCRIMMAGES.; First-String Backfield Plays With Second-String Rush Line.
- Commons Told Complaints of Ellis Island Have So Far Brought No Tangible Result
- LEHIGH IN STIFF WORKOUT.; Hard Game Is Expected Tomorrow With Muhlenberg Eleven.
- CURRANDARES HYLAN TO DENY HE'S A TOOL IN HEARST'S HANDS; Jerome Also Challenges Him to Answer Charge ...
- SMITH OMITS HYLAN'S NAME; Mentions Other Officials in Praising the City Administration.
- Montgomery, Ward & Co. Sales.
- AMATEUR DELEGATES ACCEPTED BY A.T.A.; National Trapshooting Body Amends By-Laws and Elects Officers ...
- CURRAN WOULD BAR STRIKES; As Mayor He Will Name Committee to Settle Milk and Fuel Disputes.
- CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION.; Output for Last Week Averaged 1,190,380 Barrels a Day.
- MINERS TO ASK HALT OF ANDERSON DECREEE; Will Apply to Chicago Federal Appeals Court Also for Leave to ...
- " Mail Early for Christmas" Gifts to Navy Men Abroad
- HAYS AND COCKRAN; Archbishop and Other Notables Aid America's Making Celebration--Ex-Gov. Smith There.
- Women Are Admitted on Even Terms in Harvard Athletics
- OPEN GOLF CHAMPION HANGS SELF ON LINKS; Louis Tellier, Holder of Massachusetts Title, Found Dead atBrae-Burn ...
- FENCING SCHEDULE FIXED.; Columbia to Meet Penn, Harvard, Yale, Dartmouth and Navy.
- CURRAN DEFINES ESTIMATE PROGRAM; Will Demand More Schools, Homes and Parks, and Better Transit for Five-Cent ...
- Silk Import Statistics.
- Obituary 4 -- No Title
- Shoe Sales Are Picking Up.
- STEEL TRADE IN 1922.; General Prospects of the Industry Outlined by a Well-Known Expert.
- HOUGHTON FOR BERLIN POST; New York Representative Said to Be Harding's Choice for Ambassador.
- Pittsburgh Steel Co. Profits.
- ARMY READY FOR NOTRE DAME GAME; Breidster Is Back at Guard in Brief Scrimmage--Punters Show Weaknesses.
- CHILDREN LIVE WILD IN RUSSIAN WOODS; Entire Families Reported to Be Drowning Themselves in Famine Region.
- SAVE JERSEY FROM WETS, SENATOR ASKS; Frelinghuysen Says Republican Defeat Would Make State "Paradise ...
- Marine Corps Orders.
- Obituary 3 -- No Title
- ARMS CUT FORMULA FACES OBSTACLES; Repington Says No Satisfactory Solution Has Been Discovered at Washington.AMERICAN ...
- HARVARD NAMES SHAPLEY; Appoints Former Mount Wilson Astronomer Director of Observatory
- Naval Orders.
- HYLAN WANTS CRAIG FOR 4 YEARS MORE; Pleads for Re-election of Controller, Whose Courage andSkill Are ...
- EX-GERMAM MINISTER VISITS WASHINGTON; Carl Bergmann Tells Mellon and Hoover of German Economic Situation.
- Tenement House Deals.
- NATION'S YEAR'S BILL TO BE $3,940,000,000; Total as Estimated by Harding Is $94,000,000 Below the August ...
- OLD RIVALS TO CLASH.; Amherst and Wesleyan to Renew Hostilities Saturday.
- HARDING RECEIVES DELEGATES; Japanese Group Biggest Ever Sent Abroad by Tokio.
- AVERAGE PRICES UP SLIGHTLY IN OCTOBER; Dun's Commodity 'Index' Shows Advance of 1 1/8 Per Cent. for Month.
- WOMEN MAKE APPEAL FOR CURRAN VOTES; Charge Many Failures and Neglects in City Affairs to Hylan Regime. ...
- WOULD BAN BRITISH SHIPS.; Association Wants Them Kept From Alaskan Coastwise Trade.
- HARDING ON SOUTH'S FERVOR; Football Mild in Comparison With Reception, He Tells Atlanta Mayor.
- ALLOTS $231,487,500 IN TREASURY NOTES; Mellon Announces $811,064,000 Was Subscribed for Two November Issues.
- FEARS BANKRUPTCY FROM TAXES ALONE; No New War Needed to Retard World for Years, Says Irving T. Bush. ...
- Bridge Aids Woman's Foundation.
- SEPTEMBER RAIL NET PUT AT $79,484,869; Gain of $9,000,000 Over 1920, but the Gross for Month Drops 19.5 ...
- RADCLIFFE IS OUTCLASSED.; Cambridge Team Loses to English Women at Field Hockey.
- DENIES THAT GERMANY PLANS A NEW WAR; Defense Ministry Says Condition of Country Is Answer to Charges.
- WILL HEAR HARDING 3,000 MILES DISTANT; Test Shows Armistice Day Address Will Be Heard EasilyAcross the ...
- SHOWS ROBBERS NO MERCY.; Judge McIntyre Sentences Twenty for a Total of 130 Years.
- Petroleum Merger Not Completed.
- Robbed of $20,000 in Jewels.
- Soviet Gives Americans Asbestos Mining Concession
- LONG CARD FOR SWIMMERS.; Ten Dual Meets on University of Pennsylvania Aquatic Schedule.
- RYAN CUSTOMERS SUED.; Three Women Said to Owe Brokerage Firm More Than $600,000.
- Auction Results.
- BERT ACOSTA WINS AIR RACE TROPHY; New York Aviator Defeats Five Contestants for the Pulitzer Silver ...
- BROWNE SERVES CRAIG.; Controller Must Show Cause for Ignoring Order on Budget.
- Use Leaves of Ostrich.
- Brooklyn Activity.
- STUDENTS GUARD GRIDIRON.; Colgate Undergraduates Do Sentry Duty as Team Works Out.
- The Oppau Explosion.; TUMULTY'S STORY. Various Comment From Friends and Enemies of Ex-President Wilson.
- Interned Irish Released.
- TO HIRE ELECTION CLERKS.; Board Advertises in the Papers for the First Time.
- MAY REMIT RUSSIAN DEBT.; Would Have to Come in on General Cancellation, London Paper Says.
- Manhattan Dwelling Sales.
- HERMAN ARRIVES HERE.; Former Bantamweight Champion Returns to Box Roy Moore.
- LISTED ON STOCK EXCHANGE; Applications Made to Admit Securities Aggregating Millions.
- RUTH RAY PLAYS NEW SUITE.; Violinist Heard In Leo Sowerby's Work Dedicated to Her.
- Bronislaw Huberman Plays Again.
- WEINERT AND GREB READY FOR GONG; Rival Heavyweights Head Tonight's Boxing Card at Madison Square Garden.
- JUSTICE MINISTRY URGED BY CARDOZO; Judge Would Have Commission to Bring Co-operation Between Legislature ...
- Wins Lafayette Net Honors.
- SULLIVAN IS VICTOR.; Scores Knockout Over Fields in Armory Bout.
- WANAMAKER GIVES CUP TO LONDON POLICEMEN; New York Reserve Head Makes Gift to Metropolitan Units Through ...
- PROMISES SPEECH ANSWERING HYLAN; Untermyer Calls Mayor's Wednesday Night Charges Hoary,Long-Exploded Myths.
- WOMEN PRAISE HARDING.; Appointment of Four of Their Sex to Arms Parley Service Pleases.
- FIND BOOK THAT SWAYED LINCOLN IN RELIGION; Lexington (Ky.) Librarians Discover Defense of ChristianityWhich ...
- DEFICIT FOR MIDVALE STEEL; Loss in Third Quarter $1,249,136, Against $1,289,393 in the Second.
- REGINALD McKENNA SAILS.; Former Chancellor Has High Hopes in Disarmament Conference.
- RESERVE BANKS CUT MONEY RATES AGAIN; New York and Philadelphia Discounts Reduced to 4 PerCent., Lowest ...
- GIVES JOFFRE'S ITINERARY.; French Foreign Office Says He is Due to Reach Seattle in March.
- Ask Speed in Suffrage Test Case.
- EXTENDS DISSOLUTION BIDS; Jersey Central Board Acts in Pending Coal Company Stock Sale.
- COMPLETE COTTON HARVEST; Practically None Left Unpicked-- Variable Weather for Fall Grains.
- REFUSES TO INVADE NORTHERN CHINA; Chen Chiung-Min's Defection From Southern President Raises Hope of Peace.
- BOGASH IS WINNER OVER LEO LEONARD; Bridgeport Boxer Gets Decision in Bout With Pennsylvanian at Pioneer.
- NAMES PORTO RICO CABINET.; Gov. Reily Distributes His Appointments Among Four Parties.
- CURZON ASKS LIGHT ON SOVIET OFFER; Wants More Definite Information as to the Recognition ofRussian Foreign ...
- ROADS CONFER HERE TODAY ON WAGE CUTS; Eastern Carriers Will Begin Analysis of Problems in Advance of ...
- New Owner for Santa Monica.
- Illinois Farmer and His Wife To Be Only Election Voters
- RUN SHIP IS SEIZED, CAPTAIN IS MISSING; Schooner From St. Pierre and Miquelon Has Only 300 Cases. of ...
- Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
- EX-LEGISLATOR GIVES UP ON CHARGE OF LARCENY; Former Member of Canadian Parliament Surrenders to Buffalo ...
- PUBLIC DEBT LARGELY CUT.; Reduction of $465,000,000 in October Through Redemption.
- LONG-TIME CHILEAN LOAN OFFERED TODAY; $10,500,000 8% Twenty-five Year Issue Is Second This Year.
- INDIANA MINERS OUT; PENNSYLVANIA NEXT; OTHER STATES WAIT; 25,000 Quit Work in Protest Against Check-Off ...
- NEW HOPE IN LONDON OF IRISH AGREEMENT; CRAIG TO GO THERE; Atmosphere of Negotiations Is More Friendly, ...
- HALTS ALL WHISKY IN PENNSYLVANIA; Haynes Recalls 5,000 Oustanding Purchase Permits in Effortto Stop ...
- MRS. H.F. M'CORMICK TO AID OUR COMPOSERS; Wants Chicago Company to Give an American Opera and Sing German ...
- BALFOUR PARTY STARTS FOR ARMS CONFERENCE; Head of the British Delegation Says Co-operation and Harmony ...
- President Celebrates His 56th Birthday; King George Cables Him Congratulations
- Army Orders and Assignments.
- ALL ROME ACCLAIMS UNKNOWN WARRIOR; Fascisti and Communists Mingle in Vast Crowds Welcoming His Coming.A ...
- WILL HOLD FINAL RACE.; N.Y.A.C. Event at Travers Island Sunday to Close Trophy Series.
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- The Ulster Problem as the Map Shows It
- WOMAN POLITICIAN HELD.; Republicans to Assist Mrs. Gunther, Arrested at Meeting in Queens.
- NOTRE DAME POWERFUL.; Westerners Have Average of 30 5 Points Per Game.
- ARMY BELOW 150,000.; Enlistments Fall to Offset Discharges, War Department Shows.
- VETERANS SAY POLICE TEAR DOWN POSTERS; Committee on Civil Service Preference Sends Names of Offenders ...
- LEDOUX CLOSES "CHURCH."; Bars Unemployed "Until Boston Regains Its Sense of God."
- NIMRODS LIKELY TO CHANGE RULES; A.T.A. Board May Advocate New Regulations Governing Sport at Meeting Today.
- UNTERMYER RENEWS ATTACK ON HYLAN; Quotes Published Reports to Show Mayor Used Pulpit for Electioneering.
- NATIONAL HOLIDAY ON ARMISTICE DAY; Congress Passes Resolution Providing for Special Honor to Unknown ...
- PAPER MEN BACK RAILWAYS.; Association's Resolutions Commend Plan to Cut Wages, Then Rates.
- English to Fray for Arms Conference
- MEXICAN OIL MAN ARRESTED IN SUIT; Norman Company, a $15,000,000 Corporation, Wants Accounting From M. ...
- 9 NEW PLAYS NEXT WEEK.; "The Intimate Strangers," With Billie Burke, in the List.
- SEIZE $100,000 IN WHISKY.; Officials Halt Shipment From Pennsylvania on Forged Permits.
- Hunter Is Killed in Adirondacks.
- ITALY READY TO BACK CUT IN ARMAMENTS; Schanzer Says He Feels Sure That the Conference Will Reach a Substantial ...
- Lord Northcliffe Arrives in Japan.
- Obituary 3 -- No Title
- Testimonial Check Ought to Frighten 'Bugs,' Writes Matty
- BON HOME TAKES PIMLICO FEATURE; Xalapa Farm Colt Easily Wins $5,000 Autumn Handicap by Nearly Two Lengths. ...
- CRIMSON TEAM IN DRESS REHEARSAL; Coaches Put Harvard Eleven Through Final Paces Before Game With Princeton. ...
- KILLINGS BY AUTOS WENT UP IN 1920; About 9,000 Persons Met Death Last Year From Accidents in Registration ...
- GARGAN ADDING PLAYS.; N.Y.U. Coach Perfecting Eleven in New Formations.
- SAVES EIGHT FROM BLAZING TOP FLOOR; Fireman Wood Cheered as He Carries Two Families Down Five-Story Ladder.
- $1,000 Fine for Fight Film Violation.
- LAW PREVENTS USE OF STATE ARMORIES; Guard Officials Say Independent Promoters Cannot UseBuildings for ...
- BAR SALES TAX NOW, WANT IT FOR BONUS; House Leaders Warn Senators That Proposed Levy Must Be "Reserved" ...
- AMERICANS FRAME CONFERENCE POLICIES; Hughes and Other Delegates Are Said to Have Decided on Projects ...
- AMBASSADORS BAR HAPSBURG DYNASTY; Summon Hungary to Declare All the Family Ineligible to Reign. ASSEMBLY ...
- HYLAN ODDS 5 TO 1.; Go Up a Point, With Money at 8 to 5 He Carries All Boroughs.
- WOMEN INVESTORS BUY BRONX LOTS; Regent Realty Company Holdings Sold for a Hotalof $301,452.BUYERS TO ...
- Not "Mr." but "Sir."; THE WOMEN'S VOTE. An Estimate of the Effect of Female Suffrage in the City Election.
- The Civil Service.
- Obituary 2 -- No Title
- To Foster Early Shopping.
- DARKNESS FAILS TO HALT THIS PRACTICE; Columbia Eleven Works in Glare of Searchlights for Clash With Cornell.
- BOXERS TO END TRAINING.; Welnert and Greb Will Conclude Work for Garden Bout.
- TWO SUSPECTS HELD FOR MAIL HOLD-UP; Hoboken Men Arrested in Jersey City in Auto for WhichPostal Officials ...
- EXECUTIVES DISCUSS COSTS; Horace S. Peck Tells Conference of Germany's Underselling Policy.
- NATION'S COAL STOCKS AMPLE FOR SOME TIME; Consumers Are Prepared for a Siege of Several Weeks, Association ...
- Metropolitan Trust Not in Merger.
- HYLAN INSISTS HE SAVED 5-CENT FARE; Says If He Had Favored Increase He Would Have BeenAcclaimed a Great ...
- MARK TAKES NEW DROP TO LEVEL OF 196 FOR $1; Forced Down by Depressing Reports and UnsatisfactoryBank ...
- NO DEAL FOR McINNES.; Rumor of Yankee-Red Sox Trade Ridiculed by Barrow.
- OLYMPIC'S NEW RECORD.; Burning Oil, Liner Maces Trip in 5 Days 12 Hours 39 Minutes.
- CABARET GIRL SHOT BY JEALOUS WIFE; Singer Accused of Luring Away Husband--Victim of Greenwich Village ...
- CHOSEN FOR ART JURORS; Charles C. Curran of New York and Charles H. Woodbury Selected.
- MRS. H.P. WHITNEY MAKES ART GIFTS; Buys Seven Paintings in Overseas Exhibition at Her Studio for Art Museums.
- MEXICAN PETROLEUM UNDER NEW INQUIRY; Doheny Convinces Exchange Heads That Company Interests Do Not Hold ...
- Expensive Knitting Needles.
- KILLED STEALING LIQUOR.; Bridgeport Man Shoots One of Trio Who Broke Into His Cellar.
- HYLAN-HEARST MEN GET OUT, THE HOUR IGETIN, SAYS CURRAN; Commissioner Enright and His Millionaire Deputies ...
- BREIDSTER IN LINE-UP.; Army's Big Guard Goes Through Half-Hour Scrimmage Drill.
- DE STEFANO TAKES PRIZE IN ROAD RUN; Veteran Millrose A.A. Athlete Scores in Ascension Parish House Race.
- LONG DRILL FOR ELIS.; Yale Varsity in Forty-Minute Scrimmage Against the Scrubs.
- BUNGALOW FAILURE CAUSE OF SUICIDE; Goldsoll, Who Shot Himself at the Ritz, Couldn't Finance Delivery ...
- SAYS TEXTILE TRADE IS IMPROVING HERE; But a Disastrous Continuance of Inoperation Exists Abroad, Association ...
- COMMONS TO DISCUSS ARMAMENT MEETING; Lloyd George Is Expected to Make an Important Speech on the Subject ...
- WOMAN HOLDS UP MODISTE IN FLAT; Lures Her to Apartment by False Phone Call, Binds Her ands Takes $1,500. ...
- Hines Opens Law Offices Here.
- MILK STRIKE HITS CLEVELAND.; Rejection of $6.50 a Week Wage Cut Leads to Walkout.
- TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; A Stock Market Without a "Trend."
- SAILORS CHEER BEATTY.; Rousing Reception to Admiral at Great Lakes Training Station.
- MILK DUMPED INTO RIVER.; Truck Held Up and 300 Quarts Unloaded by Strike Party.
- PARKER EASY WINNER.; Beats Ryan, 50 to 13, in Pocket Billiard Tournament at Doyle's.
- WOULD CANCEL WAR DEBTS.; But British Papers Favor Collective Action in the Matter.
- KILLED PLAYING FOOTBALL.; Fireman From Battleship North Dakota Dies at Newport.
- Davis and Violinsky Cue Victors.
- 24 'PROMINENT' MEN IN DETROIT SCANDAL; Club Women Demand the Names on List Obtained in Raid by Women ...
- COMMODITY PRICES.; Grains Continue to Sag, Wheat Making New Low--Coffee Advances.
- WANTS ASIATICS KEPT OUT.; British Columbia Legislature Asks Action by Dominion Government.
- SEES CHINA AS CRUX OF ARMS PROBLEM; Dr. Iyenaga, Japan's Unofficial Envoy, Tells of Game His Country ...
- MRS. BARUCH SERIOUSLY ILL; Mother of Bernard M. Is Noted as a Patron of Music and Artists.
- SPIRIT OF LEAGUE WILL BE AT PARLEY; Leaders at Geneva Sessions Likely to Be Leaders Also at Washington. ...
- OWENS BOTTLE EARNINGS.; Surplus for Nine Months Is Reported as $1,485,865.
- BRYAN PUTS HEART FIRST.; Tells Teachers It Is More Important Than Mind or Body.
- PLEA FOR MRS. OBENCHAIN.; Attorney Asks Discharge of Woman Accused of Kennedy Murder.
- NEW CHAIRMAN AIMS TO UNITE DEMOCRATS; Cordell Hull Plans "Thorough Organization" by Means of Militant ...
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- CUTTER CRIPPLED AT SEA.; The Yamacraw Leaves Jacksonville to Aid the Tallapoosa.
- WEINER IS CUE VICTOR.; Defeats Thomas Griffin in Handicap Three-Cushion Contest.
- Investment Bankers Elect.
- OUTLOOK IMPROVES IN THE STEEL TRADE; New Buying Relatively Small, but October Bookings Larger Than Any ...
- Tenement House Sales.
- Employers Won't Temporize on Strike; Say Issue Must Be Settled to Protect Public
- Buying in the Suburbs.
- BANK TO REOPEN NOV. 21.; Mariners Harbor Depositors Agree to Waive 40% of Claims.
- POSTPONE ARBUCKLE TRIAL.; Both Sides Agree to Put It Off From Nov. 7 to Nov. 14.
- Tufts Disbarment Decision Withheld
- FINANCIAL MARKETS.; Reserve Bank Rate Reduced-- Call Money 4 --Continued Irregularity in Stocks.
- More Rug Prices Named.
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- FUNDS FOR ALASKA ROAD.; House Provides $4,000,000 More for Bridges on the Line.
- Sullivan to Box Fields.
- FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS.; Firmness at Paris; London Centinues Inactive.
- BERTAUD WINS AIR DERBY.; Covers 140 Miles in 60 Minutes, 15 2-5 Seconds at Kansas City.
- HYLAN'S 'INTEREST' IN POOR; Refused to Aid Project to Help Them Two Years Ago.
- No Rush of Garment Orders.
- POLICE OBJECT TO POLITICS.; Ex-Inspector Dwyer Asked Reserves to Support Hylan.
- $50,000,000,000 OF FILMS GUARDED FROM ROBBERS; Los Angeles Exchanges Act After Reported $400,000 Thefts ...
- TWO MARKS FOR A CENT.; Dealers Believe Pressure From Reparations Brought Low of .4950 Cents
- Massachusetts Has Few Tax Dodgers
- WRITS HOLD POLISH SHIP.; Libel for $60,000 Delays Sailing on Her Second Trip.
- Hire 2,000 More Garment Makers.
- POINTS FOR GAME HERE.; Sanford Drills Rutgers for Polo Grounds Tilt With Notre Dame.
- Arleigh Dwelling Sold.
- FIRST SNOWFALL UP-STATE.; Depth of Three Inches Is Reported From the Adirondacks.
- Private House Buyers.
- INVADERS WIN AGAIN.; English Women's Hockey Team Beats Sargent School, 11 to 1.
- "INCREDIBLE," SAYS BAKER.; Former War Secretary Declares Charges Are "Preposterous."
- BANK ROBBERS KILL MAN, WOUND TWO OTHERS; Farmer With Shotgun Routs Intruders and One Is CapturedNear ...
- ROYAL DUTCH-UNION MERGER IS RATIFIED; English Company Will Have 72% of 10,000,000 Shares in New Corporation.
- SEES GERMAN PLAN FOR A LARGE ARMY; General Order by von Seeckt Cited by Frenchman as Proof of It.
- THE BRONX MARKET.; Purchase of Concourse Plot Involves $400,000 Apartment Improvement.
- O'BRIEN DEFEATS WICKERS.; Met. Pocket Billiard Tourney Game to Washington Heights Cueist.
- TAMMANY RIDDLED IN TOWN HALL RALLY; Justice Cropsey Declares Hylan Has Engendered Hatred "Almost to ...
- MRS. MEREDITH WED TO ALPHEUS M. GEER; Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.S. Abbot Married at Garden Club, Pelham ...
- FEWER MEN IDLE IN MIDDLE WEST; Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska Only Slightly Affected by the Unemployment ...
- BUSINESS MEN FORM A 'BUDGET GUARD'; Representatives of Eighteen Industries in the City DiscussGovernment ...
- SEND POLICE TO LOGAN.; They Will Patrol Coal Fields With Regulars Already There.
- SAYS PROMPT ACTION WILL CURE CANCER; Lives Lost by Patients' Delay and Faulty Diagnosis, Declares Dr. ...
- 500 at Times Press Room Band's Ball.
- WANTS CURRAN TO DEBATE.; Socialist Candidate Says Hylan Lacks Ability to Answer Questions.
- Have an Agency Problem.
- COL. HARVEY REBUKED BY AMERICAN LEGION; Convention Declares Envoy Misrepresented American Aimsin Entering ...
- SUITOR SLAYS GIRL AND SHOOTS HIMSELF; Young Woman Had Rejected Him to Work to Bring Retatives to United ...
- CLOSE EXCHANGE NOV. 11.; Governor Expected to Make Armistice Day a Holiday.
- Commonwealth Power Pays $357,000
- IMPETUOUS DRIVERS FINED $5,000 IN ALL; Two Offenders Lose Auto Licenses--28 ChauffeursSent to Jail.BOY ...
- BEER TAX 40 CENTS A CASE.; Treasury Fixes the Rate on That Brewed for Medicinal Purposes.
- SAYS CRAIG UPHELD VICIOUS CONTRACT; Lockwood Accuses Opponent of Having Voted for Deal Exposed at Inquiry.ALSO ...
- OHIO STATE STAR INJURED.; Honaker Breaks Shoulder and Will Be Out for Rest of Season.
- Connecticut Recognizes Bobbed Hair
- Obituary 4 -- No Title
- Dr. Strauss Sees Russian Ballets.
- GOLD STILL ARRIVES IN A STEADY STREAM; Ten Days' Imports $14,820,959 Against Exports in Period of Only ...
- TELLS OF VARICOSE SERUM.; Davenport Physician Says It Has Succeeded in Fifty Cases.
- DIRECTOR OF SAFETY GUILTY; Youngstown Jury Convicts Him of Taking Liquor Bribe.
- JILTED, SHE SEEKS DEATH.; New York Girl, Arrested on Cousin's Complaint, Takes Poison.
- RUSSIAN REDS QUIT PERSIA.; Red Chief of Secret Police Confined in Insane Asylum.
- Reserve Corps Orders.
- BALK LAHORE JAIL DELIVERY.; Guards Kill Three Prisoners and Wound More Than Thirty.
- FURTHER DECLINE IN GRAINS AT CHICAGO; Market Hears of London Grain House Failure and Closing Flour Mills Here.
- Gray Goods Trading Very Light.
- BROWN FIVE TO BE BUSY.; Eighteen Basketball Games Are on University's Schedule.
- Wants Wine and Beer Tax To Defray Soldiers' Bonus
- $250,000 Madison Av. Alternation.
- GREEN STARTING OVER.; Coach Cannell Drills Dartmouth Eleven in Fundamentals.
- ACCUSES CHICAGO 'BIG TIM.'; Mail Clerk Says, Politician Engineered $350,000 Robbery.
- The Price Comparisons.
- SPEARS DRIVES MEN HARD.; West Virginia Gets Strenuous Drill for W. and L. Game.
- Medicinals Are Higher Here.
- NEW LOUIS SHERRY'S OPENS; 500 of Society Attend Dinner in Park Avenue Restaurant.
- MIDDIES TO ATTEND GAME.; Two Upper Classes to See Penn State Battle at Philadelphia.
- RAILS SHOW ACTIVITY.; Increased Inquiry for Equipment From Four Roads.
- COALITION RALLY TONIGHT.; Candidates to Address Citizens Union Meeting in Cooper Union.
- GRAND JURY ATTACKS SUBWAY CONDITIONS; Presentment to Supreme Court Says Neglect at 167th Street Borders ...
- China Files Her Shantung Reply.
- Faculty Declares Holiday So Students Can See Game
- MOTOR CAR KILLS TWO NUNS; Sisters Mary Virginia and Mary Rosalie Victims at Des Moines.
- MUSIC; Miss Erika Morini's Violin Recital.
- STATES TO PAY FOR STARS.; Four Million Symbols to Be Feature of National Victory Memorial.
- McTigue Scores Knockout.
- FOREIGN EXCHANGE; German Mark Goes to New Low Level--Sterling and Continentals Up.
- Doubt Strike in Southwest.
- SAYS RAILWAYS AID OUR RIVALS AT SEA; Senator Ransdell Asserts Merchant Marine Faces RuinThrough Freight ...
- Chosen Head of Hebrew College.
- CORNHUSKERS EN ROUTE.; Westerners Leave for Game With Pittsburgh on Saturday.
- "YOUNG AMERICANS" COME OUT FOR HYLAN; Organization Containing Many Wilson Democrats Also Booms Smith ...
- Western Conference Games Attracting Ticket Scalpers
- FLOODS HOME TOWN WITH STOLEN AUTOS; Maine Man Confesses Stealing Cars in New Jersey and Selling Them ...
- WELFARE COMMITTEE INSPECTS ELLIS ISLAND; Has No Plan for Reorganizing Service, but Seeks Suggestions ...
- KNOCKOUTS ARE RULE.; Nine Are Registered in Brooklyn College Club's Tourney.
- BRIAND IN PARLEY TEN DAYS.; He Plans to Return to France Aboard Paris on Nov. 23.
- SHOE FACTORIES TO CLOSE.; Three Firms in Lynn Announce Shutdowns Because of High Wages.
- CHINESE EXCHANGE FIRM.; Lamont Goes to Washington to Discuss Default on Bonds.
- Business Failures Increase in October
- BROOKLYN ACTIVITY.; Multi-Family Houses and Vacant Properties in Good Demand.
- SAYS ONLY ONE WAS HANGED.; Gievres Quartermaster Asserts He Was Convicted Murderer.
- WARNS CHINA TO PAY LOAN OBTAINED HERE; State Department Points Out Serious Possibilities in Continuance ...
- ASK VOTES FOR MULQUEEN.; Judge Is Unopposed, but Only 3 of 5 Candidates Will Be Elected.
- BOOKS OF THE YEAR SHOWN.; Sixteenth Annual Exhibition Begun by National Arts Club.
- 21,370,000 IN OUR SCHOOLS.; Utah Leads in Attendance, With a Registration of 73 Per Cent.
- TOWNLEY STARTS JAIL TERM; Non-Partisan League Head Causes Fellow Prisoner's Release.
- SAYS CLOAK STRIKE IS EMPLOYERS' AIM; Garment Workers' President Charges Plan to Restrict Output and ...
- PAGEANT CAST COMPLETED.; Stage Stars to Appear at Victory Ball on Armistice Eve.
- WILSON AND THE JERSEY BOSSES; Story of the Governor-Elects Appeal to State's Voters Over the Heads of ...
- LLOYD GEORGE EAGER TO ATTEND PARLEYS; His Friends Say He Is More Anxious Than Ever to Get to Washington. ...
- BELIEVES ARMAMENT CUT WOULD AID TRADE; Julius H. Barnes Hopes That Parley Will Result in MoneyStabilization.
- STUDENT HELD FOR LARCENY; Accused of Stealing Jewelry and Bonds From Brooklyn Hostess.
- TARRYTOWN OPENS ITS FLOWER SHOW; Private Estates Yield Blooms, Fruits and Vegetables for 23d Annual ...
- SEES DRIFT TO CURRAN.; Koenig Predicts That Entire Coalition Ticket Will Win.
- 3.19 IN 1,000 KILLED.; Accidents in Mines and Iron Works in 1920 Were 208,973.
- Columbia College Buys.
- Naval Orders.
- Dutch East Indies Loan Lags.
- California Standard Oil Issue Denied
- CANADA UNDECIDED ON LOAN; Montreal Hears That It May Float Issue at Home.
- WATSON IS DEFIANT ON SENATE INQUIRY; Refuses to Be "Bottled Up" by Committee and Have Evidence "Entombed" ...
- Tilden Does Not Expect to Play in England Next Year
- LIFE GUARDS FACE CHARGES OF DELAY; Government Investigation Ordered on Failure to Rescue 11 Fishermen ...
- MORRISON LEFT $2,000,000.; Property Goes to Widow, Son and Three Daughters.
- DRINKING VS. SPIRITUALISM; Wife of Detroit Broker Charges the Former, He the Latter.
- PENNSYLVANIA OIL RISES 50C. A BARREL; Sixth Advance Since September Brings the Leading Crude Up to $4. ...
- Report Greeks Invade Albania.
- COTTON ADVANCES ON TRADE DEMAND; January Gains More Than $3 a Bale--Final Price Range, 15 to 25 Points Up.
- W.S. LEEDS LOSES SUIT.; Broker Fails in Attempt to Have His Marriage Annulied.
- Schooner Is Ashore Off California.
- GET $100,000 OF GEMS IN BOLD HOLD-UP; Chicago Bandits at Pistol's Point Rob Two Salesmen in Automobile.
- Temple Israel Resells Plot.
- Commercial Leases.
- To Increase Virginia Iron Stock.
- MILLS BEATS TURK IN CUE TITLE PLAY; Springs Surprise in New York State Three-Cushion Championship Tourney.
- DEMONSTRATE FOR SACCO.; Argentine Socialists and Students Backing Convicted Communists.
- BIG INDEPENDENTS OUT OF STEEL MERGER; Jones & Laughlin and Bethlehem Companies Won't JoinProposed ...
- Longshoremen Quit in New Orleans.
- FORDHAM REGULARS ARE FIT FOR GAME; All of Varsity Players Will Be Available for Georgetown Clash Saturday.
- TO IMPROVE ADVERTISING.; Court Approves Incorporation of National Better Business Commission.
- FOCH BREAKS PLANS FOR THE CHILDREN; Marshal Rides Through Lanes of Them, Who Shower Him. With Flowers. ...
- GLICK SCHOOLS PUNTERS.; Lehigh Coach Seeks to Improve Kicking Before Muhlenburg Game.
- NEW IMPERIAL OIL STOCK.; 142,628 Shares to Be Offered to Stockholders at $90.
- OFFICER SHOOTS FUGITIVE.; New London Constable Says Deflection by Rock Caused Wound.
- New Haven to Build a Tie Plant.
- VISCOUNT SANDHURST DIES IN ENGLAND; Lord Chamberlain Since 1912; Married Mrs. Wodehouse, Daughter of ...
- ROPER FORCED TO OMIT SCRIMMAGE; Tigers Restricted to Signal Drill --With New Seats Stadium Will Hold 50,000.
- LOWERS REASONABLE RENT FROM 10 TO 8%; Judge Hand Refuses to Accept Brooklyn Court's Ruling in Hall Vs. ...
- WOMAN IN CLOSET BURNED TO DEATH; "I Am Innocent, as God Is My Judge," Says Note, and Mystery Baffles ...
- MOLLIE STEIMER RELEASED.; Sent From Penitentiary to New York for Deportation.
- SUGAR ARRIVES FROM CUBA.; 114 Chinese Here From Havana on Their Way to Asia.
- Inspiration Not Ready to Resume.
- MONUMENT TO FRENCH WINE; Represents Poilu Holding Cup With Goddess Pouring "Pinard."