Americans Prepare to Get Out of Mexico
On the Mexican border, several American employers prepare to withdraw workers from Mexico amid diplomatic tensions and the Jenkins case. Officials fear a break in relations could trigger a mass exodus to the United States, risking employment losses and billions in property idle.
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Paso
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Aborigin Cameeras
United States
Such &S
O’ Taft
Senate
Aimericana
President's Census Work Proclamation and Ardmore man bail denial
The article prints Wilson’s 1919 census proclamation urging citizens to answer truthfully and outlining penalties for noncompliance. It also reports Fort Worth processing in the case of Bob Brazil, former Aldmore citizen, denied bail for the Ardmore police chief killing. A habeas corpus writ will follow.
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Congress
United States
House of Representatives
Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
Census Bureau
District of Columbia
Dunstad States
Associated News
Fort Worth
Tex
District Attorney's
Caac
Bob Brazil
Aldmore
Okla
Kiring Les Singler
Ardmore
Carlisle Was An Unusual Bandit Carlisle Was An Unusual Bandit
In Rawlins Wyoming a Union Pacific train robbery by William L. Carlisle on November 18 sparked wide pursuit. He robbed a Los Angeles Limited passenger car, taunted authorities, gifted soldiers and funded Liberty Bonds, and even sent thanks to Union Pacific officials from a telegraph office. Carlisle’s bizarre conduct and eventual capture followed a lengthy, dramatic career marked by escapes and a commuted life sentence.
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Wyo
Union Pacific
William L. Carlisle
Los Angeles Limited
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Carlisly
Los Angeles
Rock River
Carlisle
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Raye
Aimee Uren
Clemenceau Winks At The Gallic Rooster In Kehl
The French premier Clemenceau visited Kehl and posed for photographers near the Rhine bridge to Strasbourg. He joked about coal shortages with M. Clavaille the Railways minister and teased reporters with a telegram line while greeting German officials in the rain. The scene captured a moment of cordiality amid postwar exchanges and a bustling crossborder presence.
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Germany
Clemenceau
Kehl
Rhine
Strasburg
M. Clavaille
Paris
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Clanenceau
Clemencénu
Allies Lay Down Law to Germany Rumors Rise
London reports a rumor that the peace conference warned Germany that final terms must be served or Allied troops would seize Essen and Frankfurt. The British Chief of Imperial Staff Sir Henry Wilson travels to Paris to consult with Marshal Foch, amid claims that Allies can force Versailles ratification if needed.
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Stock Exchange
Germany
Essen
Frankfort
Fieyd Marshall
Henry Wilson
Paris
Marshall Foch
Glasgow
Andrew Bongr Law
Navy Secretary’s Annual Report Highlights Postwar Navy Growth
Secretary Daniels lauds a stronger modern navy after World War I with eighteen capital ships, six battlecruisers under construction, and numerous vessels. He pushes reforms including longer Naval Academy training, Pacific coast expansion, pay raises, wireless control, and a continuous air service. The report notes wartime costs, ship completions, and the need to maintain naval reserve, personnel, and bases, especially on the Pacific, while praising naval administration in allied days and overseas stations.
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Washington
Great Britain
Daniels
Naval Academy
Naval
Navy
Bureaus of Navigation
Tivy General Board
Congress
Snd
Reich
Squantum
Mass
Wavy
United States
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Naval Reserve
Naval Te Service Force
Admirrlal Sima
Benson
Mayo
Dodman
Wilson
Knapp
Lima
Ueht
Newport
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Treasury Department
Navy Department
Virgin Islands
Haiti
San Domingo
Samoa
Guam
Tems of Interest for the Normal School Debating Society
East Central's Forum Debating Society, the institution's oldest, reorganized after a Saturday meeting. Officers include J. H. Hodges as president and W. Weems as ice president. committees formed with W. K. Newcomb Galen Oliphant and William Riddle on program. debate set for December 13 at 7 PM on whether coal miners are justified in the present strike.
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East Central
Forum Debating Society
J. H. Hodges
W. Weems
Carrin Roach
Lee McAlister
Weems
McCaskey
British buy American goods to sell in Baltic markets
The American Chamber of Commerce in London reports British firms are buying American products to sell in the Baltic states as part of a ground floor strategy. Latvia has sold Britain its timber export surplus for eighteen months in exchange for Britains supplies. The plan aims to balance shipments by purchasing U S goods, with emphasis on leveraging Lettish port transit and Russian export routes.
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London
Biblehater
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American Chamber of Commerce
Great Britain
United States
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