Embargo Debate Sparks Washington Food Export Fight
Petitions from dense urban districts urge Congress to embargo food exports to conserve supply for home use. President Wilson plans to ignore requests in his message while facing a hot House Senate fight. Farmers, militant associations and Boston Mayor Curley lobby for federal action amid high food prices and price speculation.
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K Enig Leads Ozutsshtand Diversay Home Captaincy
K Enig, captain of Ozutsshtand, begins diversay leadership as the team establishes a home base. The move marks a shift in strategy with Enig guiding new roster roles and training setups.
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Deutschkan Diesels Off for Bremen German freighter sails from New London
The 4000 mile voyage of the Deutschlind freighter began at 2 30 PM Tuesday, speeding beyond the three mile limit after departure. Escorts, tug Alert, and U S cruiser Columbia accompanied the ship through the river estuary as thousands gathered to watch the historic departure from New London Connecticut.
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England Hopes to Learn Statements About German Camps
London November 24 Washington’s refusal to allow publication of American officials reports on prison camps in Germany sparked a Commons question. Lord Robert Cecil, minister of war trade, said he believes the United States objected in principle to BUCH reports and to individual government publication consent, affecting the release of such material.
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Mercier Gives Up Journey to Consistory Position
Cardinal Mercier primate of Belgium will not attend the upcoming consistory in Rome for the investment of cardinals. He declines to request permission from the pope or government, citing potential demonstrations like January. Only Cardinal Amette, archbishop of Paris, will attend from foreign nations.
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Slaying Principals Wed In Covington Wedding
In Covington Wisconsin on November 24 Dewi Viam Miller married Mrs John Saylor widow of the murdered banker. The ceremony united Miller and Saylor in a quiet nuptial at the local church with noted attendees from the community. Meanwhile in Petrograd news reports state 341 killed and 667 wounded in an explosion at Bakarinwa, reflecting grim war casualties.
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Graves Seeks Citizenship To Shield From Germany
Armgaard Karl Graves, the so-called international sky, held on a 52000 bail for blackmail of Consul von Bernstorff, filed for first citizenship papers in New York. His attorney said Graves feared a German government bid to seize his person and argued citizenship would secure protection from his government.
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Grain Growers to Meet on Bread Cost in Chicago
The Nation Council of Farmers' Cooperative Association calls a Chicago conference December 7 and 8 to explore extending marketing machinery to all grain producers in the United States. Delegations from Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Ohio, Iowa, Kansas, and other states will attend. The meeting, tied to the National Conference on Marketing and Farm Credits, aims to curb bread costs and improve farmer profits through coordinated marketing.
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Emperor's Illness Reported Inflammation in Right Lung
A bulletin from Vienna reports the emperor's illness with a serious inflammation in the right lung. The communication notes the condition is unstable and that attendants and officials await developments as physicians monitor his health.
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Demands of Allies Rejected by Greece
Athens Nov 22 The crown council refuses to surrender arms and munitions to the allies as demanded by Vice Admiral Du Tournet. The Greek government protests the neutral government split and notes French capture of the gone. The American legation assumes protection of Austrians Turks and Bulgars. Spanish legation handles Germany's interests. Espionage by German naval attach Biron von Senardens-Grancy triggers minister expulsions.
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FACES OLD DEATH PENALTY INNOVEx J M Farrel case
Arrestee James J. Far rel, a white man from Shillinger, accused of stealing a compass from United Wes Steel. If convicted, he faces the death penalty under a 1790 law. Lawyers say if found guilty he may be freed or hanged, potentially at Gary Harbor.
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Cordova Concert Company Earns Noted Praise for Balance
The Cordova Concert Company is praised for its well balanced roster and high artistic standard. It is described as thoroughly trained with native gifts enhanced by serious study, offering a traditional yet varied program fit for an ensemble of real artists.
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