U S Trade Balance Shows Eleven Month Surplus
Washington report notes exports for eleven months at 7.242 billion and imports at 3.528 billion, yielding a trade surplus of 3.174 billion in favor of the United States, surpassing the prior year by one billion. Silver trade also rises with eleven month exports at 208.426 million and imports at 79.725 million.
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Uncle Sam
Morning Journal Special
Washington
Department of Commerce
United States
Grand Opera Singers Pay High Honors to Campanini
Chicago on December 22. Funeral services for Cleofonte Campanini were held at Holy Name Cathedral with the Chicago Grand Opera Company in the choir. Mary Garden and other stars participated as family and city society paid tribute to the Maestro who died last Friday. The vault burial was arranged at Calvary Cemetery as Signore Campanini departed for Italy.
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Chicago
Punerat
Cleofante Campanini
Holy Name Cathedral
Mary Garden
Gatli-Curei
Rose Reise
Yvonne Gall
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Sienora Campanini
Francesco Daddi
Representations to Mexico on Sailor Arrests and Bandit Incident
Washington reports the State Department filed representations with Mexico over two cases involving American sailors arrested in Meralton City after a street fight. The embassy was asked to seek release of a U S. rancher seized near Magquis with a $1,500 ransom payable within twelve days as the Mexican government investigates the bandits.
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Gfec Sh Lopgeo
Washington
State Department
Mearteo City
Maralian
Mexton
Baormmertiin
Meston City
Caurtanta
Miaiotion
Mexico City
Ipsiet
Peing
Boxing Scare Altering Title Bout With Moore Matchup
London December report notes boxer unable to fight due to illness and injury. Pal Moore slated to defend against Eugene Haytamw weight, with Ledouss stepping in if Moore cannot compete. Announcement outlines arranged substitution and event implications.
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Tatous
London
Leto Han
Irgiliet
Forepe
Pal Moore
Eugene
Ledouss
Moore
Weather Forecast for New Mexico: Tuesday and Wednesday
The forecast calls for fair weather on Tuesday and Wednesday with little to no temperature change. Slight cloud cover is possible and a light breeze may occur in some areas.
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Shuwer
New Mexico
Ateona
Weather report fragment from university observatory
Fragmentary weather note shows 24 day periods with high and low temperatures and humidity readings. Includes 6 am and 6 pm values, wind velocity and directions, and mentions observer locations and times. Data appears partial and may reflect the daily climatology recorded by the university.
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He . Oe & Re Ae
Aracter
Record Christmas Spending Across New York Town
New York reports unprecedented Christmas expenditures with higher gift costs and lavish luxuries. War end plans and a looming building boom color the city’s outlook as political shifts and consumer trends steer 1920s commerce.
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Yvomin
New York
Lowgen Oppooot Qugtaliom and Other New Fads
A brief item surveys emerging fads and trends described as lowgen oppoot and related terms. The piece notes curiosity among readers and hints at social responses, with no clear outcomes or dates provided.
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Lowgen Oppoot
Cargo of Cuban sugar offered at 20 cents
A proposed 9 000 000 pounds of Cuban sugar for consumers at 19 to 26 cents a pound faced a halt by Arthur Williams federal food administrator. The cargo aboard a steamer from Cuba arrived recently and a broker firm was told to seek aid of the equalization board to prevent sale at the offered price. The sugar cost to the firm split: 13 4% to growers 25 4% to refining 14 4% to other charges, with 6 cents for..
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eL_ Lirsee
New York
Arthur Willame
Cute
Williams
Emmanuel Itienta Emperor
Equalization Board
Rionda
Frelinghuysen denounces coal settlement as loaded deal
Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey criticizes the government's coal strike settlement as a potential secret deal and warns the public may face coal price increases. He cites arbitration, Garfield's stance, and miners' acceptance of the plan amid pressure from President Wilson's commission.
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OY Morning Journal
Washington
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Senate
Palmer
Hue
Garfield
Cleveland
Wilson
Cenier
Mr. Palmer
Dianapolis
H. A.gharfield
le Garfield
Pullic
Elf
Baby Daughter Receives Million Dollar Victory Bond
Sir John Eaton presented a Victory bond valued at 1,006,000 to his daughter born in Toronto. The Eaton family, prominent in Canada, heads a major Toronto department store and is noted for philanthropy.
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Piston
Sir John
Sir Lady Eaton
Toronto
Bobby
Conmada
Arrest of James Pruitt in Mammoth Mountain Distillery Case
Phoenix marshal J. P. Dillon details the capture of James Pruitt former Winkelman saloonkeeper and co defendant Lee Murvill in a mountainous hideout near Mammoth Arizona. Pruitt held on a federal narcotics law warrant connected to smuggling and sale from Mexico.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Marshal J. PP Dillon
James Prueitt
Winkelman
Mrnday
Mammoth
William H. Sawtelle
United States District Court
Marshak Dillon
Pruitt
Lee Murvill
States Materal
Marshal Dilson
United States
Maurkhoul
Firit
Marshall Dillon
Marcel
Heriffa Soreen
Winns Ind
Viealesuntiot
Miarvall Prinone
Legion Leader Denounces Self Help Actions Across Nation
Indianapolis December 21 The American Legion national commander Frank J. Giller declares no branch of the legion may take law into its own hands or threaten authorities He urges cooperation with civil authorities to maintain law and order in line with government processes and authority.
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Tuader Ab Lee
Commission
Indianapolia
Franklin J Giller
American Legion
Benion
Uch
Legion
Dow
Pershing Receives Ovation In Missouri Visit
General Pershing basked in a mass ovation during his first visit to Missouri since before the war. He attended a Coliseum mass meeting, reviewed troops, and laid the cornerstone of a public school named for Sergeant Ellis. He urged universal military training and praised the AEB while receiving honors from city and Polish commissions.
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St. Louis
Coliseum
General Pershing
AEB
Pershing
Naonal Polish Commission
United States
Mrh. Ellis
Missouri
Chamber of Commerce
Jefferson Barracks
Warren
Laclede
Frederick D. Gardner
Commonwealth of Missour
Sehall Attacks Pershing Over Presidency Ambitions
Rep Thomas D D Sehall of Minnesota denounces General John J Pershing as unfit for the presidency and criticizes his handling of information, treatment of Congress, and loyalty to American liberties. He would be the sole congressman to oppose promoting Pershing to full general.
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St. Louis
Thomas DD. Sehall
Minnesota
John J. Pershing
General Pershing
United States
Sehall
Congress
Pershing
Pershine
France
America
Con Freemonel
Traner
Arizona Not Liable in State Employee Injury Claims
The Arizona attorney general argues the state cannot be sued for damages in personal injury cases arising from state contracts. The position claims no statute imposes liability for negligent acts by state officers and employees, potentially eliminating many damage suits and costs for the state.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Louis BK. Whitney
Whitney
Ita
Moran Knocks Out Burke In First Round Heavyweight Bout
Frank Moran the Pittsburgh heavyweight knocked out Sergeant Frank Burke in Chicago in the first round of an eight round bout. Moran weighed 174 pounds while Burke was 158. Burke rushed at Moran at the opening, was floored for an eight count after three rights, then Moran delivered a final right and a flurry that left Burke unable to rise before the ten count.
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Morning Journal
Newark
Frank Moran
Pittsburgh
Frank Burke
Chicago
Moran
Burke
Ewing
Behid Burke
Mickey Dontey
New York
Joe Benjamin
Hon Mroneisco
Donley
Joey Wow
Jon Lyneh
Fox
Lynch
Jack Sharkey
Jimmie Wilde
Patsy Johnson
Trenton
Sharkey
Johnson
Armenia Georgia pact hints at ceasefire and talks
Rumors from Paris say the premier of Armenia and Georgia have reached a preliminary agreement to end hostilities. A conference between the premiers is planned soon to decide details of an armistice.
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Paris
Havas
Armenia
Georgia
Hipston House Passes Salary Increase for Poston Teachers
The bill to raise salaries for Poston school teachers by 2384 dollars was approved today by the house of representatives after prior senate passage. The measure affects all Poston teachers and aims to boost compensation nationwide.
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Hipston
Foston
Mass
Der
House of Representatives
Poston
Senate
Senate Deadlock Bolstered by New Peace Treaty Compromise Talks
Washington dispatch reports escalating efforts by Senate leaders from both parties to advance ratification of the peace treaty through revised reservations. Key figures Lodge, Underwood, Hitchcock and Knox hold talks and plan wide consultations to bridge gaps, with optimism for action by late January though some doubt persists.
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TAY Morning Journal
Washington
Associated Press
Senate
Congress
Lodge
Massachusetts
Underwood
Alabama
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
Knox
Republilcar Penneylvania
Tn Dageary
Wilson
Pgnin
Hie Party
Insanity Plea Entered In New Murder Case
The defense opened in California as Harry New on trial for the murder of his fiancée Freda Lesser sought to prove insanity. Witnesses testified New had expressed not being insane and earlier confessions were admitted detailing motives and statements about the plan. The defense showed Miss Lesser’s despair and possible pregnancy as factors, while New’s acquaintances described his past behavior.
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Low Anseles
Calif
Dee
Harry New
Freda Lesser
Mixa Lesser
Topangoe Canyon
Here
New
Nutty New
Steen
Mra. I. M. Beichert
Indianapolis
Hlhs Cline
J. W. Richardson
Mise Lesser
Withers
A. N. Hareer
Glendale
Misa Losaser
Lasser
Iis
Edna Clancy
LeCompte Davis
Judd Rush
John JL. Richardson
Downward Trend in Cost of Living Seen by Attorney General
Washington December 22 The cost of living is on the decline says Attorney General Palmer urging production and restrained spending to speed lower prices. He notes flourished enforcement through the Lever act amendments and profits in clothing cut by retailer cooperation while prosecutions rise across eighteen states.
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Morning Journal Special
Wink
Washington
Palmer
Department of Justice
Palner
Attorney Generals
Bungust
Pesce
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau of Labor Latintie
The
Food Administration
Congress
Senate Agricultural Committee
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