Admiral Sims Denounces Daniels Medal Roster
Admiral Sims, former European naval commander, refused the Distinguished Service Medal amid a dispute over Daniels awards. Senate Page and Rep. Lufkin push for official reports as Navy debates promotion of some decorations and revisions to others.
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Admiral Sims
Daniels
Morning Journal
Washington
Navy
Secretary Daniels
Senate Naval Committee
Lufkin
Massachusetts
House Naval Committee
House
Sims
Navy Department
Admiral Sime
Washineton
Daniele
Page
Tpan Emit Tonmsi
Ciolla Hall
London
Merlin
Paniels
Oregon football men work without rest for Christmas game
Oregon's football squad kept daily practices through Christmas week preparing for a January 1 showdown with Harvard. Training amid cold mornings and late afternoons, the team split into groups led by Coach Rhy Huntington, with backs, ends, and linemen each under specialist guidance.
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Oregon
Pasadena
Calif
Dee
University of Cremeon
Harvvard University
Oregonian
Sally
Marvard
Weather forecast for Pore Coast region
The forecast calls for mainly cooler conditions on Wednesday and Thursday with windy, lightly frosty mornings. Expect cooler air across Arizona with similar conditions, slight chance of morning frost and cooler afternoon temperatures.
Weather Record Buried in Garbled Report
Fragmentary weather notes indicate a bourse closing at 40 wn twenty four and reference to highest temperatures, humidity readings at 6 am and pm, wind velocity and day character. Details are unreadable and names or places are not identifiable.
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Yeetepdey
Maximem
Pershing In Homecoming Visit At Missouri Town
Gen John J Pershing returned to his boyhood home at Laclede Missouri for a warm homecoming. He received a medal from state officials and spoke of duty, honor, and the influence of his parents while visiting relatives and old friends during a three moment day ending with a public reception and a privately emotional farewell.
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Dee
John J. Pershine
al Warfield
Lincoln
Missouri
Asperi
White Christmas Weather Prediction Confusion
Weather bureau tonight forecast hints at a white Christmas but depends on locks on beamhoe weather office predictions. Officials say chances of snow remain uncertain for Christman Eve or Christmas Day along the Mississippi river region and Great Lakes area with potential snow tomorrow in parts.
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Beamhoe Weather Bureau
Missiadppi
Grear
GOAL OPERATORS AGREE TO PLAN FOR SETTLEMENT
Terre Haute Ind Dec 23 The coal operators in the central competitive field say they will abide by the president’s arbitration plan for wages and prices but contest details and insist they should have been consulted. Phil H Penna spokesman notes operators support the principle of a tribunal with miners and operators and a public representation. The plan would create a contract effective through March 31 1982 and mirrors the president’s action in spirit, though details differ.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Wilson
Phil H. Penna
Venna
Vienna
Coal Operators Committee
Coal Operators Court Probe Over Strike Settlement
Washington reports the bituminous coal operators association says it welcomes a government inquiry into the coal strike settlement. The executive committee calls a nationwide meeting of mine owners to review the situation and ensure industrial peace as President Wilson letter interpretations and rapid policy changes prompt a fuller presentation of operators’ case.
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Washington
Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association
Palmer
United States
Wilson
Penneylvania
Illicit operation by husband linked to Maud Tabor death
Joseph Virgo and Maud Tabor case move forward as prosecutors reveal charges of an illegal operation performed by Virgo on Maud before her death. Maud’s mother Sarah Tabor faces an accessory after the fact charge while the body was found in a trunk at the family home after disappearance years earlier.
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Daniels
Navy Department
Banton, Mich
Joseph Virgo
Maud Tabor
Inuredev
Warner Indiated
Mra
Sarah Tabor
Virgo
Terriers
Wilson and Company Alleged Lawbreakers
Milwaukee. Wis. December 23. A warrant charging Wilken & Company Chicago packers with violation of the Wisconsin cold storage law was issued by the district attorney. The complaint claims near 500 pounds of beef cheeks were kept in cold storage beyond the one year limit.
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Morning Journal
Milwaukee
Wis
Wilken & Company
Chifokn Packers
Wisconsin
London freight reform plan rejected by board of trade
The board of trade committee today rejected A. W. Gattle's scheme to reform freight traffic in London by replacing seventy four depots with a single central clearing house.
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Nelots
Lormion Dive
The
Board of Trade Committee
A. W. Gattle
London
Strikers Clash With Return-to-Work Crowd at Pueblo Steel Plant
Violence erupted as Austrian women pickets attacked workers who returned to the Mintegna mill in Pueblo Colorado after refusing to stay on strike. Mayor Mike Studinski was bruised as police used riot clubs and sawed-off shotguns to quell rioters. Five women were arrested and later released after bond was posted. About 2,500 workers remained at the plant amid ongoing labor tension.
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Morning Journal
Pueblo
Colo
Mintegna
Mike Studinski
Triat
Polce
Studzinski
Riob
Apelin
Welook
Arizona forgery appeal in high court over tragic Prescott case
Thompson a former nurse at the state pioneer home in Prescott was convicted of forging a will for the Debus estate and sentencing to ten to fourteen years. The appeal to the Arizona Supreme Court argues alleged trial rights infringements during the Yavapai Superior Court proceeding.
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Pearing
Leeann Wee Whoentix
Aria
Dee
Cleneral Louis J Whitney
Currier Thampeon
Yavapai County Superior Court
Supreme Court
Yavapai County
Siso
Morse
Twer
Thompacon
Utah educators urge ratification of peace treaty
At a meeting in Utah City delegates to the Utah Educational Association unanimously adopted resolutions urging adoption of the peace treaty for the good of America and humanity, with or without reservations, marking a united stance on the issue.
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Morning Journal
City
Utah
Tah Educational Association
No Arrests Yet in Viscount French Case
Dublin December 23 reports no arrests in the life case of Viscount French. New demonstrations occurred as the body of Savagekil was sent from Dublin to Stiga amid the ongoing attack on the viceroy.
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Dublin
Viscount French
Savagekil
Viceroy
Stiga
Thousands of uninvited kids raid New York Christmas gifts riot
At the Seventy-first regiment armory thousands of uninvited children surged into the annual festival, fighting and scrambling for gifts for 7,000 invited kids. Police reserves aided by soldiers struggled to restore order as clowns triggered the melee and many youngsters were knocked down or fainted.
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Morning Journal
New York
Seventy-first Regiment
People’s Liberty Chorus
Police Department
General Congress to reopen radical inquiry after holidays
Washington reports that Congress will resume hearings on radicalism early next year. Senate and House leaders plan investigations into Bolshevik influence and deportations of 250 so called undesirables to Soviet Russia, including Berkman and Goldman allies.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Jomeen
House Immigration Committee
New York
America
Soviet Russia
Department of Justice
Johrawon
Alexander Berkman
Hme Goldman
Thi
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Lrussia
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Moses
New Lampshire
Berah
Idaho
Kner
Pennsylvania
Pomeerene
Ohio
Shields
Tennessee
Berkman
Goldman
State Department
Te Department
Russia
United States of America
Six Governors to Meet in Denver on January 10
Governors from Colorado Arizona New Mexico Wyoming Utah and Idaho will convene in Denver on January 10 to chart a unified plan. Oliver Bhong of Colorado announced the group will travel to Washington January 14 to present their demands to congressional committees and the interior department.
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Loy Momning
Denver
Cola
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Irrigation
Oliver Bhong
Waeelington
Department of the Interior
Ealt Lake City
United States
Tank Steamer Run Aground Near Randy Hook
The tank steamer J. A. Bostwick of the United States Shipping Board ran seven or eight miles northeast of Randy Hook. Bound for New York from Texas City Texas the vessel measures about 4900 tons and is listed as a Wesbound ship.
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New York
Tex
J. A. Bostwick
Randy Hook
United States Shipping Board
Texas City
D Annunzio Leaves Fiume on steamship Pannonia
Capst Gabriele D Annunzio departs Fiume aboard the steamship Pannonia as reported by newspapers.
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PP Annunzio
Gabriele D’annunzio
Fiume
Pannonia
Polier Pleads for Consideration of Sick Soldiers
A letter from Franklin Dolier national commander of the American Legion in Washington asks delaying the War Department order that would release hospital patients to civilian life after more than twelve months of treatment. The letter cites inadequate pay for tubercular and other incurables and argues for congressional action to form support agencies within sixty to ninety days.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Dee
Armerican Legion
Washington
War Department
Franklin Dolier
Public Health Service
Congress
New Game19 Contention Of His Attorneys
In Los Angeles on December 23, testimony in Harry New's murder trial described his odd courtroom demeanor and long periods of silence. Witness Br W McCumber, a former jailmate, testified New stared into space for hours and showed unusual behaviors such as studying his rolled trousers and petting a cat before reacting violently when the animal hissed. Depositions from Indianapolis residents were read to the jury.
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LOY Morning Journal Epectal
Wien
Los Angeles
Calif
Harry New
New
Freda
Lasser
Br. W. McCumber
McCumber
Cate
eCunmber
Lecompte Davis
Indianapnna
Juarez Custom House Repair Recommendation
Juarez Mexico December 23 recommendation for an appropriation of about 60 000 pesos for custom house equipment was made by J Felipe Valle customs collector. Improvements urged include repairs to the main building furnishings for two brides citations and uniforms for inspectors.
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Juarez
Mex
J. Felipe Valle
Wheat production for 1918 drops from 1917 figures
Washington reports 1918 world wheat output at 2.07476 billion bushels, about 2.7 percent of the prior year and 96.5 percent of the five year average, based on 15 nations data released by the International Institute of Agriculture through the crop estimates bureau.
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Washington
International Institute of Agriculture
Crop Estimates Bureau
Howat Released As Strike Talks Call for Board Meeting
Alexander Howat freed from jail after agreeing to cooperate with US unions to end the Central Coal and Coke strike. A Kansas district executive board meeting is set to decide steps to resume work and end the July and current protests under a Lever Act injunction.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers
Central Coal and Coke Company
Alexander Howat
Pittsburgh
Kans
Howat
Anderson
Kansas
William Green
International
Ainest
Green
Kansas Miners Executive Board
Coal and Coke Company
Iie
International Union
The
Executive Board of
Chapultepec Reopened as Cadet College in Mexico City
Mexico City December 23 The military college at Chapultepec will reopen in the first week of January after a long closure since 1914 The faculty will be drawn from Mexican officers trained in Europe and the United States Chapultepec Castle looms over the valley of Mexico while the president reportedly resides in a modest home in the city center
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Morning Journal
Mexico City
Military College of
Chapultepec
West Point
Mexico
Republic
Ths
Europe
United States
Chapultepec Castle
Valley of
Carranga
Will Probe Holdings Of Baseball Magnate
New York December 23 Supreme Court Justice Vernon M Davis granted the American league club an open commission to question Cleveland officials James C Dunne Walter McNichols and B F Barnard about the stock allegedly owned by Ban Johnson president of the league The commission may compel unlimited oral interrogatories Judge Davis rejected a request to limit questions to a written format
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New York
Supreme Court
Vernon M. Davis
New York Armerican League Baseball Club
Cleveland
Ban Johnson
American League
Ceene Fn
Davis
Marvin W. Wynne
Johnson
Oe York
Rodman to Entertain Children at Christmas Dinner
Admiral Huck Rodman commander in chief of the Pacific fleet presides as four battleships entertain about 100 children aboard for Christmas. The event follows a custom he started while in command of a ship on the coast and in the North Sea.
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U. & & New Mexico
San Pedro
Calif
Huck Rodman
Pacific Fleet
North Sea
Banra
Christsmas
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