Wilson rejects moves toward settlement of Senate treaty fight
President Wilson declares no compromise or concession is in mind and will not shift on the treaty dis position while Republican leaders bear responsibility for delays. Democratic leaders seek compromise. Republicans demand the president act. Debates shift to Knox resolution and potential month end pause as divisions persist.
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Wilson
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White House
Congress
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Nebraska
Hitchccock
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Ofge
Massachusetts
Borah
Idaho
Foreign Relations Committee
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Alabama
Rive
Benateor Borah
International loan proposal aims to fund world recovery
Hamburg reports Max Warburg urges an international loan guaranteed by all nations. He says a real league of nations must include every country and proposes a debt plan to regulate postwar loans and finance raw materials and food purchases without favoritism.
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London
Herr Warbure
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Council For
League of Nations
Escaped convict West arrested in Omaha
Isack West, alleged escapee from Leavenworth and wanted by Peoria police, was arrested in Omaha today. Identification was confirmed by Hertillon experts as a fugitive from justice connected to the Lyn Tyson case.
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Neb
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Mast Peoria
Leavenworth
Lyn Tyson
Hertillon
Weather outlook for Monday and Tuesday in southwest states
New Mexico may see generally fair and colder conditions on Monday with a rise in temperature in the east portion on Tuesday. Arizona forecasts indicate fair weather on Monday and Tuesday with colder air in the south portion on Monday.
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Calo
Arizona
Weather Report Summary From Murky OCR
Incomplete weather data for a 24 hour period ends 6 p m with notes on temperature humidity and precipitation. The readable items mention a university and wind but lack clear values or locations.
Senators Call for War Over Mexico Misrules
Tennessee Senator Bennator Shields blasts U S policy on Mexico calling it the most discreditable chapter in foreign relations. He argues for a war resolution to protect Americans on both sides of the border and cites murders outrages and losses in Mexico.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Carranza
Bennator Shields
Tennessee
Mexico
Shields
Ashursts
United
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Body of Boy Washed Ashore in Ventnor Case
The body of James M. Blake Jr., six years old, washed ashore at Ventnor. His mother, Mrs. Blake, is under arrest accused of involvement in the kidnapping and murder plot. County physician Dr. L. J. Souder found drowning as the cause. no evidence of prior killing on the body.
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Atlantic City
N. J
James M. Blake
Philadelphia
Ventnor
L. J. Souder
Dr. Souder
Salt Water Spouting Wells Face Oil District Meeting
Representatives of major oil companies in Tampico Mexico met to discuss wells that now spew salt water instead of oil. They concluded no shortage fear as other wells are brought in, including one producing 30,000 barrels.
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Wee
Pershing Praises American Troop Spirit and War Effort
General Pershing, in a special report to Secretary Baker, credits the American army's determination with overcoming German forces in France. He notes 22 American and 4 French divisions defeated 57 German divisions, with significant enemy losses and prisoner captures, and outlines strategic aims and international support.
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Pershing
Baker
France
Meuse-Argonne
Peshing
Cork Women oppose breach of union protest
The Cork City Women's Union protests any breach of the legislative union with Great Britain and argues that no home rule measure within the empire will satisfy extremist opponents and end political agitation in Ireland.
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Dublin
Cork City
Unitoriet Deeperation
Tseed
Great Britain
Ireland
Will Build Frame Tunnel London Faces Political Objections
A private deputation visited the prime minister to state that objections to the tunnel project along the Eneisa channel have been removed and the start rests with the War Office. The decision now lies with the office as authorities assess the work commencement.
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Elle
Eneisa Channel
War Office
Gompers Seeks Farmers to Join Labor Federation
American Federation of Labor leaders push to unite farmers with the federation through a cooperation committee. At Atlantic City conference, Gompers runs the draft platform while inviting farm groups to join the labor movement’s electoral and political program amid debates over party endorsements.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Griffith party reaches Nassau all aboard safe
The yacht Grey Duck carrying David W. Griffith and 36 companions reached Nassau Bahamas after four days overdue and heavy seas. A radio message to the Miami Herald said two passengers were swept overboard but rescued and the pilot was injured.
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Fla
Deela
David W. Griffith
Motion Mature
Nassau Bahama Islands
Miami Herald
Nassau
Nationalization of booze advocated for the British Isles
At a Carlisle labor conference J H Thomas MP and Union of Railway Men general secretary urged labor parties and trades councils to push state ownership of liquor. He called alcohol the drink evil and said prohibition or state control should replace private ownership to keep the drink problem free from politics.
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England
Atu
J. Ho Thomas
Union of
Railway Men
Thomas
Policics
Texas Cotton Crop in 1919 Reaches 2.7 Million Bales
Final estimates from Texas cotton specialist FPN Gray of the federal bureau show the 1919 Texas cotton crop at 2.7 million bales, nearly the same as last year and about one million bales below the five year average. Bad weather reduced abandonment of 7 percent of 11.6 million acres planted to cotton.
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Houston
Tex
Dee
Texas
FPN
Gray
Federal Bureau of Cron
Will Get German Dyes
London reports the board of trade will receive the first shipment of German dyes soon with additional consignments to follow at intervals, marking a supply improvement for the country.
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London
Wrech
The
Board Trade
Grid Iron Club Banquet Skits Stir Washington Deeply
Washington December 14 The Grid Iron club held its annual winter dinner with public figures including Vice President Marshall cabinet members ambassadors and congressmen. Members staged satirical sketches on prohibition labor and railroads highlighting political humor and current issues of the capital.
Restrictions on coal gradually being wiped out
Washington reports indicate continued relaxation of coal use restrictions as the strike crisis eases. Congress heads toward hearings on settlement plans while Dr. Garfield’s resignation prompts scrutiny of government policy and a proposed new commission to oversee coal policy with a miner, operator, and public representative.
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Washington
H. W. Garfield
Wilson
Senate
Palmer
Garfied
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Garfield
Cyrus Guernsey. Jr
Pr. Garfield
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Cleveland
Father in law shoots son in law in Lyons cellar
Charles Thomas, a Lyons County rancher, was killed by his father in law Charles V Enelet in Enelet home cellar at 9 am. Enelet claimed Thomas threatened his wife and aimed a revolver. Enelet fired a shotgun to separate them. No arrest or inquest was made as the incident was deemed just. The couple had separated two weeks earlier and Thomas pursued his wife to Enelet home. They have a 2 year old son. Thomas owned a ranch near Pete Park.
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Williams Disgusted With Politics Won't Seek Senate Again
Hickory Miss December 14 Senator John Williams democrat of Mississippi says he will not seek re election to the senate in a letter made public He says he is disgusted with the political scene and especially how international affairs are treated as party issues He would rather be a doe and day at the moon than spend another day in the United States Senate after his term ends.
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Democratic National Committee
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McAdooe
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Mr. Hines
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Iam
Koreans Arrested by Japanese in Korea Reported
Honolulu dispatch notes that 3000 Koreans, men women and children, were arrested by the Japanese in Korea from October 1 to 15. Report comes via W Seung editor of the Korean National Herald. Japanese forces in Korea number about 100000.
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Korea
W. Seung
Korean National Herald
Beung Se Ade
Chile and Mexico Discuss Wireless Link Between Nations
Governments of Chile and Mexico discuss plans for a wireless service linking the two countries after messages from Yucatan to Mexico City were found readable in Santiago.Authorities pursue secure, cross border communications.
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Mexico City
Chile
Mexico
Yucatan
Santiago
Borah accuses financiers of pressuring for league ratification
Senator Borah charges powerful financiers led by J P Morgan and Company are pushing a treaty compromise to secure ratification, finance a broad propaganda campaign, and keep the league of nations out of the 1920 campaign. He urges congressional investigations into the alleged schemes and securities tied to European exploitations.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Hierman
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Congress
J. P Morgan and Company
League of Nations
Europe
United States
J. . Morgan and
Comony
Morgan and Company
Return of European currencies to gold basis urged
New York reports James Alexander of the National Bank of Commerce says restore equilibrium of exports and imports between the US and Europe and return European currencies to a gold standard before foreign exchange normalizes. He explains that depreciation reflects supply and demand and outlines how export payments create the foreign exchange supply.
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Eo Wire
New York
Unitedates
Europe
James ¥. Alexander
National Bank of Commerce
Mgr Alexander
Associated Press
London
Pritth Steamer Abandoned Off Halifax Coast
A British steamship Mes sina was reported abandoned 480 miles off the Newfoundland coast after a distress condition detected by a radio message received tonight. The vessel was about to be salvaged or deemed lost as authorities monitored the situation.
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