Debated revival of German peace treaty stalls in Senate
Washington December 13 The stalled effort to revive ratification of the German peace treaty prompts Republican Senator Knox to press immediate action while administration leaders clash over reservations The dispute delays any move until next week as Lodge Hitchcock Underwood and others clash over who should initiate compromise and how to proceed with the treaty’s fate.
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Irish Republic Recognition Debate at House Foreign Affairs
The House Foreign Affairs Committee heard arguments for and against recognizing the Irish Republic and funding diplomatic representation. Rourke Cochran urged recognition as stabilizing for Ireland, while George S Fox opposed the bill. The committee adjourned to study the measure with Kinkaid noting Legion views.
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Weather Outlook for Denver and Southwest
Denver Colorado reports for December 13 indicate Sunday and Monday will be fair with rising temperatures Monday. Northern New Mexico and Arizona show similar patterns with cooler conditions on Sunday and fair weather Monday.
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Weather Summary From Local University Report
The university logged the twenty four hour period ending 6 p m with a high of 45 degrees. Readings show temperatures around 34 at some point and a low of 34. Humidity at 6 p m was 53 percent and at 9 p m 40 percent with 0.4 inches of precipitation. Wind velocity reached 40 mph from the north. Sky conditions were clear.
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New Suit Seeks Open Testimony On Johnson Holdings
A New York American League club seeks an open commission to question Ban Johnson and Cleveland officials about Johnsons holdings in the Cleveland club. Superior Court Justice Lydon ordered Johnson and the Cleveland club to appear on December 17. Huston and Charlies H. Tuttle filed the affidavit alleging Johnsons interests influenced actions in the Mays case.
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Mays
Suit Dismissed as Warrant Issued over Impersonation Claim
A. Smith sued Alvin Pohl for 24 dollars claiming dirt haulage pay. Testimony showed Smith hauled the dirt while employed by El Paso Bitulible Co, invalidating the claim. Judge Wilson dismissed the case and City Manager A J Hebenstreit obtained a warrant for impersonating the city of Albuquerque and Smith was arrested.
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Justice of Peace
John W. Wilson
Alvin Pohl
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Pohl
Fsmith
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Wilson
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Albuquerque
Carranza editor admits blame in heavy on Mexico
El Paso dispatch reports an Excelsior editorial from Mexico City declaring seventy five percent of fault for tensions with the United States lies with Mexico. It urges Mexicans to shoulder blame to prevent further incidents and warn of broader consequences with other nations.
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Carpentier Seeks Dempsey Reply for World Title Fight
Paris reports say Carpentier anxiously awaits Dempsey reply to a Pershing Stadium challenge. Carpentier plans England departure while both sides weigh venue options. He insists on a fast arrangement and vows to settle the matter without publicity stunts.
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England
France
America
Mr. Dempsey
Starvation Plan Alleged by I W W in 1917 Wheat Strike
Government testimony in Kansas City reveals I W W plans to starve the army by provoking a general strike in the 1917 wheat belt. Frank G. Wernke a former I W W member testified he helped organize saboteurs known as rats. He said the strategy aimed to prevent conscription and he later joined the U S Army serving twenty two months including eleven in France.
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Frank G. Wernke
I Wo W
North Dakota
Wernke
France
Farm in Armenia Offered to American Farmer
A thousand acres of rich farming land in Turkish Armenia's Suprhap valley has been offered to any American farmer who will cultivate it by modern methods and teach neighbors by example. The Noor Fast relief announced the plan, with valley farmers pooling parcels into one tract and promising to transfer it to the newcomer after practical instruction.
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Epecial
New York
Suphrates Valley
Turkish Armenia
Noor
Former Colorado Attorney General David M Campbell Dies
David M Campbell former attorney general of Colorado from 1898 to 1900 and a leading attorney in the state died suddenly at his Pueblo home at age 61. He had been at his office arranging a murder trial defense earlier that day before suffering a stomach hemorrhage and passing away at 6 p.m.
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David M Campbell
Colorado
Campbell
Bolivia Seeks 100 Million Plastres Loan
The Bolivian senate today decided to negotiate a loan of 100 million plastres to support government finances. The decision was announced in La Paz on December 13.
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la Paz
Senate Probes Lobby Funds For Cummins Bill
Washington December 13 The Cummins railroad debate was interrupted by a resolution urging the senate to investigate reports of large sums raised to influence passage of the bill. Senator Norris urged inquiry into possible sinister influences and funds used by railroad interests.
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Republican
Nebraska
la Follette
Wisconsin
Bowman to Address Fellowship Luncheon Guests Tonight
Bowman of the Central Avenue MF church will speak at the YMCA Fellowship luncheon tonight on the subject When a Man's a Man. James W Leech and others will provide musical numbers. The YMCA CCA December membership drive is under rapid progress with a 50-member team aiming for 50 new members before the holidays, followed by a celebratory banquet for workers and new members.
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James W Leech
Jockey Clewes Released From Penitentiary After Seven Years
George H. Clewes once famed jockey on American and English tracks was released from the state penitentiary after seven years for burglary. Confined under the alias Dick Merrill, he plans to return to his folks in England.
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East Lake City
George H. Clewes
Clews
Dick Merrill
Eogland
Labor chiefs reject new party plan in AFL declaration
Washington dispatch reports AFL affiliated labor union presidents adopted a declaration urging workers to seek redress through existing parties. It denounces injunctions in the mine strike, opposes wage fixing, defends organizing rights, and calls for sustained federal control of railroads to study conditions and curb transportation costs.
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Samuel Gompers
Congress
Cummins
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Ut Labor
League of Nations
Wilson
First Industrial Council
Labor
Safety First Dance to Feature Prominent Officials in Albuquerque
Eight committees led by Master Mechanic J. J. Murray and others coordinate a big society event for railroad employees. Sarah Hale of the Santa Fe system is slated as a speaker with several top rail officials in attendance. Yardmaster James J. Heaney predicts the affair will be Albuquerque’s largest social event, with final plans due next Tuesday at McMurray's shop office.
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J. J. Murray
Kh. W. Hoyt
David Barton
J. Ogg
Rio Grande Division
Sarah Hale
James J. Heaney
Albuquerque
Mr. McMurray
Americans slain in Mexico map details deaths since 1910
The National Association for the Protection of American Rights in Mexico releases a map and list detailing 223 Americans killed in Mexico since November 20, 1910. Civilians and military personnel are named with dates, places, and causes ranging from stray bullets to mutilation.
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Washington
National Association For the Protection of American Rights
Mexico
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Carranza
State Department
War Department
Thomas Bk Iibhon
Carranva
Senate
Albert B. Fall
New Mexico
Nacional Association For the Protection of American Rights
Villa
J. Huertistas
Maderistas
Zapatistas
Senator Johnson Announces Hat 5 Now in Ring
Senator Hiram W. Johnson of California正式宣布竞逐共和党总统提名 将亲自走遍各州向选民直接宣布竞选计划 以规避政党会议中的政治家影响 指出回国后将公布具体计划 并强调争取人民支持而非特定政治集团利益
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Absence of Quorum Halts House War Contract Discussion
Washington December 13 absence of a quorum in the house today prevented discussion of a resolution requesting Secretary Baker to reopen all wettied or pending claims for unfinished war contracts nine roll calls delayed proceedings for over four hours before Representative Campbell moved to adjourn the investigation of war department expenditures has been ongoing six months another attempt will be made Monday to bring up the report
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Odd Fellows to Have Rooming House Razed
City building inspector Karl Bowdich reported the Le Veta rooming house at 113 West Lead Avenue and several other structures as dangerous dwellings. The city commission took the matter under advisement and the Odd Fellows lodge, owner, notified plans to raze the building soon. The landmark building dates to 1584.
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Odd Fellows Lodge
Garfield Explains Why He Quit Fuel Post
Washington noted Dr. Harry A. Garfield former federal fuel administrator said President Wilson's coal strike settlement plan is fundamentally wrong, arguing the public would be in the minority on a three member commission. He outlined his 14 percent wage proposal and the cabinet division over price and wage controls.
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