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   Portsmouth Weekly Times (Newspaper) - January 9, 1920, Portsmouth, Ohio                                VOLUME 55 PORTSMOUTH OHIO FRIDAY JANUARY Arrest Of Red MINERS RATIFY ACCEPTANCE American Slain Ambassador To OF PRESIDENT'S PROPOSAL By Carranza U S Ordered D 0 for lie K of Bussum by the ivas by ml of parly the wis said ID be hi Ills arrest was I Determination ol to Martens custody was F made afier all evidence i on of the Russian bureau in New York had been 1 by Assistant Attorney While would ro the nature of the of it promised to Martens to nearly t apo from New York anj with lj ami Other assistants lifts a suite at a local hotel less three blocks from the department tf justice ami who last i a statement ing the department of justice YORK C A- K Martens department of justice is to arrest on i deportation warrant is In sfou his bureau here announced today this every haunt and associate or Martens is beius by sew ice agents and police it was r linve boon asked to visit places foi traces of was said ami terminals being watched for his possible arrival nt or departure from New York for Martens I other fore L c s went to InsL in con- cert with intercuts of his clients ut Kills his office announced ilay Whether lie was to with Martens anil Jan ft peace is to be laid before tbc TO CELEBRATE PROHIBITION EVE NEW YORK lait lint ion on 16 to surpass any eve in Ihc of New York by the rusU for re- tables at hotels oi committee officials I have anything to do with U after various l Just six jears old ii Everett Mau bot for he is for he haa attained the con- NEW OFFER FROM REDS STOCKHOLM Jnn tnc made a new offer lo the Colonel live in the sinter oilier conditions included offer ts i i promise lo abolish mat the of revolutionary cording to iii TO COX OR POMERENE O Jun 11 national j before leaving here today for I the Jackson Day rally of the at Washington Ohio leaders will attempt to late one of the state's potential for president n o Jin vote u to Hie uf the of of the action of in proposal to lo Art ing and the it an by tlm of the by IhP toi llw ers and operators I vole akrn I debate on i by Murray of the Miners railing i fur nf lie pursued was ull to heir liews n WHS immediately liinl foi yole was ikeu of the Army Officer O C- Jun FIRST WOMAN TO M REPORT OF of HOUSE OF COMMONS Ll at un lit by lip ilale from the ican i on sul at j to j i- fnr time the Ion reminded he oui of lllllll for Alex u -O ti tio Ho he for IQ 1 lo know vent ton is run to rule of majority to 35 Howut Green to ask n hfj s i tU if 11 l in It In iho by simp April 7 of them uf dil i nt re- nf 1 Kuney oil nini ill fields The the i Mexico City to urge lo sieps the unilty to and liy iho In I lie Toiler 1 hnd tirM re- All kinds of precedents are with the entrance of jly shot by Q En n re- Nancy to the house from n of commons of the first j anil liy ho the of woman to the re- consul s iid to have to make lie i resolution will be so clear as no doubt position J arc tlic j Hie that formal bv lie sought s taken as enhancing the prospect tha ihc become an i Tlic general I was the the resolution to the way for of the sub- Mat ihc day in n letter from to attend the Jackson banquet the event of the party when speakers con- of dis- cuss public questions the banquet is to a side issue to the meeting of tlw Democratic national committee for the selection time and place for the national convention main interest ters in it A fro Wilson an as important Trill IK read nail nn liy J Brynn will be de- nr lice Tlie fron the president nml the speech by tte former secretary of state are ex- speech by to have nn important bearing treaty is the presidential campaign to be Sis cities are making bills for the it the banquet nml City and San cani Claveland ana are active TM resolution is to no further than A ft HAT of the n voiding W III II II for If i Jlr view of tlie executive hail I known in and of 214 wu born of normal weight but world His mother Mrs a extremely proud of Ihc capacity of her infant who noire food hi A day thfn and consume in three c-r leaders In the capital A choice is to he between M Cox mill he said io enter Ite with only one favorite Officers Have Rough And Tumble Fight To Wrest Weapon From Mother Of Draft Dodgers One Fugitive Arrested Another Makes Escape borne far this of SALARIES OF AMBASSADORS WASHINGTON Jan nd the of this year's also Kill of for became more for MT for tbc seemed to City Ihc house affairs 1 the most hy I The ImMfng lien rings arA from i an the minsters men cnn represent his Jut Grovt r ooe of two brothers of draft and who by tbe for tbf in here today Detectives broke into the by the ami rods While one cf the ami a from Mrs Bf of the two draft the through the and found in a blanket ing in a box srat He without root rest or collar The prisoner was the building in a motor rar The for thr the federal agents -all over country away in a powered motor qw and re- ports reached lhat he was hi on Ihr sent impudent on post cards to the Once he was seen in in Cuba He was provided with A large Mim of money His mother Mrs Emma is the widen of a wealthy brewer Although bom in this country were of and declared they never against Bergdoll was arrested several times mv I he charge of obstruct the draft Lattr Mrs ed charged with obstructing tice With revoker had kept the officers at bay for several Yoan Bergdoll was to lie federal and locked up An officer the depart mmt of said it the expectation lhat Bergdoll would he turned over to the Tinted Slates military authorities Mrs was placed in a tell of the cily stalky house near her home She was also charged aggravated and bat nith intent to kill With a pistol federal agents ami local police who broke into her in an exclusive suburb She wss overcome after and tumble Ight ami her weapon uas from her hand I am glad it u all over said Graver rain In the fare of a threatened him with violence after his arrest C also wanted for evading he is still at farce It uax rf port erf he had also returned lo and eral agents estate near this etly No I race of him it of order ami to the rear the hull An inform il of the will Is this to o presentation of the j o the in f Monday lolin While a member of Iho commission was when the rote was his iror Acting President confidence in the personnel if pros Ts commission and its Though liewis eil the action of the convention he miners to nf the dent's proposal ami of the it did not a finil with the operators on o This romc award of the commission through collective he said Lewis sard it was with the reluctance officials hail token they hut the miners A mei ica nrc Amc n cit ITS could our cover said he the miners come through the M niggle Six ever present in official capacity in the press in the lower house She wrote a feature story on the occasion of the introduction of Lady to the house 1 hu ni officer home in TO INSIST ON i BIPARTISAN COMMITTEE Democrat of of thR were stood to by nml O STILLS RAIDED FOUR ARRESTED O -Tim men th arc htl -Ian n been the to I means to juti the of T nml oil men lichl receipt of Hie of the of I IIP two the American nt City was to can government lo steps to the to justice In an BERGERIS ESCORTED FROM CITY ISEY CITY Ian r representative-elect from Fifth was out of City Chief of III chard T Ills followed promptly his lo ihc American consul effort to eel by local were in the scheduled role of principal orator at a widely advertised runss under the auspices nf the With Oscar Ills firs I lieutenant also as a er The police refused to permit meeting to held pico The to tlie said the two men were murdered nml that were discovered ii were employes ot rum Company were to the payroll were BUNK CALL WASHINGTON Ian nf the currency today Issued mil Tor the condition of all national hanks nt close on December 31 O -Ian call for he condition of all at the of SI was issued today I-y stale derailment of ami Hundreds Possibly Thousands Lives Lost When Quake Shook State Of Vera Cruz CITY Jnn possibly of lives were as n result of the the of Vera Crux CHICAGO -Ian former vice It IE MHO -Ian IT have of Sr was the su are of the from EtT Hint Jt of casualties will never Private here from state tint 1.000 their lives ut There are i be imt nt presidential theEr lives at when luce ami 4 OF LEGISLATION Ho aj his was nicht while 1 the senate Tits with an mn h the he did is third here tho and throw a Sli ti WELL to be Unl I the If the nest i T to ci on it as Republican How Black Hand Was Wiped Out By Th in f ia tV o NEV Jan i- fraf m ml in T of tbo asd ill of Major Waisos F of tec ltd that re K A record in the of Tke tke nils or a TO Harr to in ef ink M Oat Ms Dmt mm Ibnn be He in ti c-f a TV in 3   

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