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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1920

Page

3

Camp Knox to Become Training Center

Camp Sherman Ohio December 2 Frther disposition of Camp Knox Kentucky indicated in tentative orders directing the fortieth infantry to proceed to Camp Knox and serve as garrison troops for a special infantry training national guard maneuvering and reserve officers training camp center for the fifth corps area Indiana Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia Colonel E A Shuttleworth fortieth infantry named center commander Major George F Read Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind corps commander says opening of courses is scheduled for March 1 subject to War Department approval

Camp Sherman Ohio Infantry George F. Read Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind War Department

Premier Lloyd George Ties De Valera Docs to German Plot

In London on December 2 the premier told the house that documents found on Eamon de Valera when arrested in May 1918 would be included in government papers. He asserted the materials implicate the Irish Republican Army in the German conspiracy.

London Lloyd George House of Commons Eemonn de Valera Irish Republic Army

No Trespassing romance in Dodgeville twists fashion

Irma Ross frets over a budding romance with Dale Westcott a young bar student during a summer in Dodgeville Edna Martin notes him as a potential lover while Uncle Rufus plots to marry off Irma to an heiress life and money clash heats as Westcott reveals his honesty and family fortune and Irma contemplates independence until a lawyer in Springfield exposes motives and love endures

Irma Ross Dale Westcott Edna Martin Dodgeville Edna Irma Rufus Mamma Wood Lot Westcott Brand & Carney Springfield Date Westcott

Meat price trends cited by National Livestock Exchange head

Everett Brown president of the National Livestock Exchange told a Chicago livestock meeting that wholesale meat prices are about the same as in 1914 and that he now finds similar reductions in retail prices.

Chicago Everett ©. Brown National Livestock Exchange

Minnesota Accepts Challenge To Increase Tuberculosis Seals

West Virginia faces pressure as Governor Burnquist confirms Minnesota will meet the state’s challenge to match last year’s tuberculosis Christmas seal sales. An acknowledgment has been sent to Governor Burnquist.

Minnesota Clarksburg W. Va West Virginia J. A. A. Burnquist West Virginia Tuberculosis Association Cornwell Union Burnquist

Bonar Law Says Allies Would Not Use Force Over Greek Step

London Dec 2 After reading the allied note to Greece Andrew Bonar Law said the declaration showed that if the Greek people chose a step this country would deplore Great Britain and the allies would have no intention of resorting to hostile action by force to stop them.

London Greece Andrew Bonar Law House of Commons Great Britain

Steel mills in Warren curtail operations this week

In Warren Ohio on December 2 officials said all steel mill operations in the district were cut back by about fifty percent due to general business conditions. The Liberty Steel mill with six hundred workers is shut, the open hearth department at Trumbull Steel is closed, and other plants run at about half their 5000 man capacity.

Warren Ohio Liberty Steel Trumbull Steel Company

Pennsylvania Railroad cuts unserviceable freight cars

Pittsburg December 2 The Pennsylvania Railroad system reports a drop in unserviceable freight cars from 11.9 percent on October 1, 1919 to 3.6 percent on October 1, 1920. The association of railroad executives had set four percent in the recent campaign for better transport efficiency.

Pittsburg Pennsylvania Railroad System Association of Railroad Executives

Prohibition Agents Seize Houston Christmas Confections

Federal agents in Houston began a nationwide campaign by seizing most of the citys visible supply of Christmas brandied cherries and mince meat. The jars, prepared before prohibition, allegedly contained more than one half of a percent alcohol.

Houston Texas

Johnson bill aims to suspend immigration for two years

Washington December 2 tentative approval by members of the house immigration committee to a measure framed by Representative Johnson chairman. The plan would suspend immigration for a two year period and he said he would introduce the bill when the new Congress convenes.

Washington House Immigration Committee Representative Johnson Johnson Congress

Armenia crisis linked to French Italian support for Turkish faction

In a telegram to President Wilson the American Committee for Armenian Independence accuses France and Italy of morally and materially aiding Mustapha Kemal’s Turkish Nationalist movement to weaken Armenia. It asks Wilson to query why Italy funds and arms Kemal as Britain contests power in the region and Trebizond shipments are intercepted.

New York France Italy Turkey Armenia Near East Wilson American Committee For Armenian Independence Mustapha Kemal Great Britain Constantinople Ancona Trebizond Mustapha Kema

Farmers May Go Into the Packing Business

Maryland farmers warned they may form their own packing operation if canners refuse to cooperate. John F. Patton told the Tri-State Packers Association in Philadelphia that farmers will organize a sales force and enter packing if they are not allowed a say in price setting.

Philadelphia Maryland John FE. Patton Tri-State Packers Association Mr. Patton

Death of Former Legislator D Mc Kee At Home

D Mc Kee a former state legislator was found dead in his Philadelphia home. Gas from an unlit bathroom jet caused his death as the flame possibly ignited and blew out by the wind. He was eighty four years old.

Philadelphia D. McKee

London Cabaret Girls Barred From Talking to Club Members

London cabaret shows ban interactions with club members before performances and prohibit notes from male patrons. Management enforces strict guard efforts to shield the performers.

London Eng Johnnies

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