Palmer draws plan to cut costs with five action steps
Attorney General Mitchell Palmer outlines a federal drive to lower living costs. He backs fair price committees, a national campaign of conservation meetings, and mobilizing the four minute men to deliver nightly work and savings talks in theaters. He denounces profiteers and urges state prosecutors to pursue them.
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IBY Morning Journal
Chicago
Mitchell Palmer
Illinois
F. C. Lowden
Palmer
United States
Mr. Palmer
Ilinois
Department of Justice
Foreign interests buy U. S. copper heavily
Heavy copper purchases for export were reported with France Germany and Japan named as principal buyers. Prices for the month reached the largest two week total this year except for last July when export movement began, with German buying financed by Dutch interests suggesting Holland as the main market for finished goods.
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Ourmal
New York
France
Germany
Japan
Holland
Attempt to Ki Obregon Eivts in Agua Prieta Mexico
Private advices reach Mexico City report an assassination attempt on General Alvaro Obregon during a public appearance in the capital area. A gunman was jailed, and the matter is being investigated by authorities.
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Obregon
Agua Prieta
Bonora
Mex
Mexico City
Genere
Siware Obregon
Wrestdoner
Weather Forecast For Denver And Southwest Regions
The Weather section reports Wednesday and Thursday cloudiness with possible light snow in New Mexico and parts of the northwest, and possible snow or rain in Arizona’s northwest and southeast regions. Temperatures show little change. State and university records note a high near 99, a low around 45, humidity around 44 percent at 4 am and 6 pm, with no precipitation and light to moderate winds.
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Denver
Colo, der
New Mexico
Arizona
Tama
Fort
Deportation of radicals urged by new immigration bill
Washington December 16 The house immigration committee chair Johnson announced a bill to deport aliens involved with radical groups when connected financially or through teaching radical doctrines in order to curb agitation. Democratic critics attack labor department complacency and warn of public action if Congress delays. A separate resolution seeks inquiry into C A K Martens and his alleged anti government propaganda.
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Morning Journal
Wiashingtonn
House Immigration Committee
New York
House
Johnson
Republican
Washington
Department of Labor
Wilson
House Juniciary
Blanion
Texas
Wilson Down
Davey
Ohio
Congress
Kenyon
Town
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Activies
Distillers Eye Cuba Exports To Bypass Prohibition
The Supreme Court upholds wartime prohibition as constitutional and distillers plot quick export of Kentucky whisky to Cuban ports. Steamship lines from Charleston to Wilmington propose moving about 29 million gallons to Cuba for storage and resale, before January 16, with railroads and the Shipping Board to supply transport and ships.
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Ming Journal Special Leabe
Wneme
Louisville
Supreme Court
Charleston
Brunswick
Jacksonville
Savannah
Wilmington
Cuba
South America
Europe
Kentucky
Cubas
United States Shipping Board
Internal Revenue Department
Seaboard
Shipping Board
Culm
Yaw or Wagner May Succeed Dr Crile
Resignation of Dr A I Crite accepted by the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts board. Fred Yaw of Roswell noted as a strong candidate though not applying. Jonathan Wagner also urged as a top prospect but not an applicant. Action postponed until Senator Cramp ton returns east.
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Tereday
Scummar
Lux
Races
A. I
Crite
New Mexico College of Agriculture
Maren
Fred Yaw
Roswell
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Jonathan Wagner
Larrazolo
Bew
Merabere
Crampton
Prenifone
Arbitration Board Formed in Sonora For Labor Disputes
A conciliation and arbitration board is sealed in Hermosillo to handle industrial disputes affecting employer employee relations. The board includes three employee representatives and three from employers for north central and southern districts, with a seventh member chosen by Governor Adolfo de la Huerta, Clodore Valenzuela, a Hermosillo journalist, filling the post.
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Douglas
Ariz
Dec Lfi
Hermosillo
Sonora
Adolfo de la Huerta
Renera
Clodore Valenzuela
Minot Judge Grants Permanent Junction for Coal Mines
District Judge Wrank A Visk ruled to restrain North Dakota from interfering with eleven coal mines in the northwest. The ruling blocks actions by Governor Frazier and Adjutant General Frazier who seized and attempted to operate the mines, deeming those moves unconstitutional.
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Overrule
Minot
N. D
No mediation offer from Uruguay to the United States discussed
Washington officials reported no indication of any mediation proposal from Uruguay to the United States regarding Mexico. The State Department had no official notice and Uruguay offered no information on the alleged mediation. Past rumors suggested U S readiness to accept mediation only if mediation powers were prepared to deploy armed forces in Mexico if needed.
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Morning Journal
Seasco
Washington
United States
Mexico
Uruguay
State Department
Mexico City
Montevideo
Jenkins
Puebla
Uruguay offers to mediate between United States and Mexico
Uruguay proposes mediation between the United States and Mexico as a possible path to resolve the Jenkins case. The Uruguayan Foreign Minister Gabriele Terra reportedly offered Uruguay’s services through Mexican channels, with no official confirmation from the ABC powers.
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Uruguay
U. S
Mexico
Martial Law Lifted in Colfax County by Gov Larrazolo
Special correspondence reports Governor C A Larrazolo lifting martial law in Colfax County New Mexico due to restored industrial conditions and improved law and order. The proclamation says martial law is no longer necessary and is removed to allow normal governance and coal output.
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Colfax County
C. A. Larrazolo
Senta Fe
A Lanazolo
Newexico
Tmntil Aed
Stitute
New Mexio Porn
Alor
Colfax
Ote
AJ Larrazolo
New Mexico
Governor Lowden Files as Independent Candidate in South Dakota
Governor Frank O Lowden of Illinois filed today as an independent Republican candidate for president at the South Dakota state primaries set for March. He is the third independent candidate to file in the state. Wondrow Wilken and Mattien Leonard Wood were endorsed for president at Democratic and Republican state proposal meetings, while James W Gerard Democrat of New York and Senator Miles Poindexter Republican of Washington filed as independents.
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Mosming Journal
Pierre
Frank
Lowden
Ilinois
South Dakota
Wondrow Wilken
Mattien Leonard Wood
James W. Gerard
New York
Miles Poindexter Republic
Washington
Carranza Likely to Seek Coahuila Governorship
Mexico City report says President Carranza probably will run for governor of Coahuila in the next election. A special commission from his home state is expected in the capital to tender him the candidacy.
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Mexico City
Carrange
Coahuila
Senor Carranga
Officials suspect relation in Botero Caales death case
East Las Vegas New Mexico December 16 officials believe Botero Caales an uncle of Rafael Gonzales whose body was found near Corazon may know how the young man died Botero Gonzales has been arrested Deputy Sheriffs Jose Lopez and Jose Romero made the arrest after an interrogation by deputies.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Botero Casales
Rafael Gonzales
Corazon
Botero Gonzales
Jose Lopez
Jose Romero
Senator Harding Seeks Lead in Republican Nomination
Washington report notes Senator Harding of Ohio formally announces candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination. He stresses no personal preference, pledges cooperation to back the state party, and insists platform and nominees come from the national convention.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Harding
Ohio
Republic
Joe homoUnceinen
Clare Mughes
Tor
Mally
Senaor Sulectans
West Virginia
Senate
Ohio Republic
Congress
Defense of New Plea of Insanity Takes Center Stage
Eleven jurors were seated as adjournment stopped proceedings in the Slurry New trial in Los Angeles Superior Court. The defense signaled a plea of insanity while the District Attorney argued New is capable of understanding right from wrong. Questions to jurors touched on Senator New and family ties, with potential testimony about birthplace and maternal relation to the senator.
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Calif
Dee
Slurry New
Benator Llurry 8
New
Indiana
Freda Lesser
Gavin W. Craig
Lecomte Tmo
Senator New
Woolwine
Talesmen
Benator New
Lillie M. Kerker
Incendiary Speech May Land Berger In Jail
Chicago reports District Attorney Lynne will investigate Victor Merger's remarks as a socialists under sentence for espionage in Milwaukee. If remarks match the group plan to suspend during appeal, bonding may be asked to be raised. Judge Alsehuler may act amid claims of autocratic Judge Landis.
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Chicago
Lynne
Victor Merger
Milwaukee
Tssue
Berger
Clyne
Alsehuler
Court of U
Court of U Appeale To Eat Bergers
Merger
Landis
Noted Arizona Pioneer Claimed by Death
Evan P. Clark a Globe Arizona pioneer died this afternoon at 4 o clock after a four year illness. He was among the southwest's early collectors of the El Paso port and served as customs inspector there under President Harrison. He and Leida Blade were the first white couple married in El Paso in 1907. Clark later became district clerk of the El Paso district. Will manage Lowden campaign in Washington as Illinois GOP lists committee to back the renominating candidate.
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Globe
Ariz
Pec
Evan R Mark
Clark
Southwest
el Paso
FL P. Clark
Ieilda Blade
KE Paso
Harrison
Senate coal inquiry hears wage increase claim and policy shifts
The Senate coal investigation heard Hillman Coal and Coke president Tracy Guthrie state that a clause in Wilson's proposed settlement could double miners wages from 14 percent. The panel noted fuel administration changes, White House plans on a commission, and debated commission powers and a potential wage and price fixing role.
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Washington
Senate Coal Investigation Committee
Tracy W. Guthrie
Hillman Coal and Coke Company
Wilson
H. A. Garfield
Railroad Administration
White House
Palmer
R. V. Norris
Fuel Administration
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Townsend
Michigan
Carranza replies to second American note in Jenkins case
The Mexican government handed the American chargé d affaires its reply to the second note on the Jenkins case. The communication from Mexico aims to remove any motive for misunderstanding between Mexico and the United States regarding Jenkins, the American consular agent at Puebla.
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Carranza
Menten CY
William ‘. Jenking
Puebla
Ball
United States
Jenkins
Governors of Mexican States Convene With Carranza
Mexico City December 16 governors of all Mexican states summoned to meet December 26 with President Venustiano Carranza. Conference aims to pursue a calmer pacification of the republic and to outline plans for orderly elections with minimal disturbance and unfair practices.
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Carransas
Mexico City
Mexico
Carranza
Republic
Rural rancher denies hardships after Villista raid near Muzquiz
J M Doble ranch manager near Muzquiz in the Mexican state of Coahuila says today he suffered no hardships and has no cause to complain following a raid by Villista forces. He was treated and returned home to Hueco.
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Hueco
Vagl. Paes
Tex
Rean Hinge
J.M. Doble
Muzquiz
Ohella
Indictments of Miners Delayed as Howat Case Set
In Indianapolis, Judge A B Anderson continued contempt charges against eighty four United Mine Workers officials except Alexander Howat. Howat faces a separate hearing next Monday over alleged violations of a court injunction tied to the 1919 general strike. A Missouri official is also alleged to violate the injunction. The government noted most miners appeared to have complied, but if work stops resumes the cases may proceed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Alexander Howat
Kansas
United Mine Workers of America
United States District
A.B. Anderson
Howat
Gonlane
General Committee of the
United Mine Workers
Wilson
Missouri
Kansas Fields
Dan W. Simms
United States
Hlowat
Dempsey Seeks $250000 For Paris Carpentier Bout
Paris promoter M De Coin says Wonderland Sporting club will pay 250000 dollars to stage a Dempsey Carpentier fight in France. Jack Kearns reports a bona fide 350000 dollar purse offer for an America bout and asks about percentage. De Coin says he will guarantee a quarter million and may travel to Los Angeles to finalize terms.
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Associated Press
Jack Dempeey
France
Carpentier
Wonderland Sporting Club
Paris
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
M de Cain
Kearns
America
Sonena
M. de Coln
Los Angeles
Dempsey Demands Percentage Of Profits In Carpentier Bout
Declares willingness to pay 250000 to win Carpentier in Paris but insists on a profit share. Kearns says no decision until French promoters and Ene lith reps arrive in the States. He plans to convene talks in Los Angeles once they arrive.
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Ban Vrancines
Dee
M. de Cote
Jack Dempsey
Carpentier
Pee
Dempsey
Dempaeyr
Duck Kearns
Kearns
Europe
Vrench
Enelith
Ls Angeles
Auto party burns leave four injured near Albuquerque
Enorique Gallegos employed by Prichard and Prichard ferried the group to Pa jarito when the car ran dry. He used a lantern to pour gasoline from a bucket into the tank causing an explosion that burned four passengers including Mrs Candelaria Gatleo and her two children. They were rushed to Albuquerque where Dr Wilder assessed their burns as recoverable.
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Prichard and
Prichard
Auto
Pajarito
Mre
Candelaria Gatlekoe
Gallegos
Albuquerque
M. K. Wylder
Baptists Fail to Decide on College Location
Delegates from East Las Vegas Santa Fe Clovis and Loswell with Albuquerque vie for the Baptist college seat in New Mexico. Delays and rail issues kept many from arriving yesterday, with a decision expected today in a spirited contest.
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Baptists
Uise
Newexico
Dela Eae
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Clovis
Loswell
Albuquerque
Coal restrictions lifted in Northwestern railroad region
The Northwestern region including Chicago is ordered to end all coal and coke movement restrictions at noon tomorrow. KR Aishton, regional director, announced normal shipping and delivery methods resume across the area.
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Momning Journal
GPEC
Chicago
KR. Ih. Aishton
Chicaay
Opposition 10 Cummins bills becomes sharp
Senate debates the Cummins railway bill as plans for January 1 return of railroads to private control proceed. Senator Dexter and Frelinghuysen urge changes including support for government financing options. National Grange opposes dividend guarantees and new government rail guarantees while urging prompt passage.
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LAY Morning Journal
Washington
Senate
Wilson
Hines
Congress
Railroad Administration
Poindexter
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Grange
National Gran
Cummins
Wood May Skip Acceptance of Republican Nomination
General Leonard Wood may avoid signing acceptance of the Republican presidential nomination after a tentative ruling by State Attorney General Kyren Payne. Payne says signing would violate his constitutional oath, and state law requires a declaration by January 1 for majority nominees. Army rules could bar a full acceptance, though Wood supporters urge a conditional statement if nominated and elected.
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Corning Journal
Vierre, & D
Leonard Wood
Kyren &. Payne
Payne
Wood
Army
South Dakota Governor Sets Filing Deadline for Primaries
Governor Peter Norbeck announced that South Dakota will hold presidential primaries with Leonard Wood as the GOP nominee. Candidates may file and must act by January 1, for the March primary.
Disposition of Fiume Not Yet Fully Determined
Washington reports say Italian troops will hold Fiume in trusteeship under the agreement with Captain D Annunzio while entente powers decide final disposition. Italy reportedly seeks to press its claims and await recognition, with American council members' retirement noted as aiding settlement.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Fiume
IV Annunzio
Miame
Supreme Council
Third Party Likely in Field for 1920 Presidential Election
J A H Hopkins of New York, chairman of the conference of liberals, announced in St. Louis that a third party will contest the 1920 race. He said the convention will be held before July 1 to nominate a president and vice president, with campaigns in sixteen of eight states.
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Dee
Conference of Liberals
J. A. H. Hopkins
New York
Bate
Hopkins
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