Formal Deportation Order on January 3
Washington reports a formal render of Ludwig C C A Martens self styled Russian Soviet ambassador to the United States to the department of labor on January 3. The conference between department officials and Martens counsel followed Secretary Wilsons decision last week to deport the Soviet agent to Russia. Since March Martens has been in custody of his counsel and will remain under his present status.
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Ludwig CC. A. K. Martens
United States
Department of Labor
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Russia
Deportation Order Looms for Bolshevik Envoy Martens
Formal deportation of the Bolshevik envoy Martens is planned for January 3 by immigration authorities. His counsel, Charles Recht, may seek a writ of habeas corpus to stay the action, as Martens reportedly contacted Moscow authorities for guidance. The decision to pursue court action will hinge on Bolshevik replies.
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Martens
Held Without Bail For Grand Jury Action In Peirce Killing
Philadelphia December 21. Peter D. Treadway Joseph Archie Moss and Marie Phillips Rogers were held without bail for grand jury action in the killing and robbery of Henry T Peirce on November 21 The grand jury named Marion A Elliott alias Al Smith as a principal Elliott remains at large The coroner s jury found Peirce died of head injuries and gas poisoning with over twenty hours of assault possible from a blackjack gun butt or heavy wrench
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Philadelphia
Peter D. Treadway
Joseph “Archie” Moss
Marie Phillips Rogers
Henry T. Peirce
Marion A. Elliott
Elliott
al” Smith
Peirce
Wadsworth
Prisoners Calm as Verdict Read After Gas Poisoning
The court found death partly caused by illuminating gas poison ing. The three prisoners accepted the verdict calmly. the girl, with a packed traveling bag, expressed disappointment at not being exonerated and set free.
Undertakes Perpetual Care for American Graves
Stuttgart to maintain graves of American soldiers who died as German prisoners in Stuttgart hospitals. The city will care for the sites perpetually after grateful gifts from Americans of German descent and United States Quakers. The American graves registration service offered to pay, but Stuttgart refused with thanks.
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New York
Stuttgart
Germany
Stutgart
United States
New Yorker Staats Zeitung
Dempsey Declines Speech Offers at Rotary Luncheon
Salt Lake City heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey, guest of honor at a Rotary Club luncheon, said he is not a speaker and joked he would fight anyone in the room. He compared himself to a man who cannot sing or dance but is willing to fight.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Higgins Dies Unexpectedly in Pittsburg Office
William J. Higgins aged forty five, vice president and general manager of the Ohio Cities Gas Company, collapsed and died in his Pittsburg office today. The sudden death occurred as he conducted business.
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W. d. Higgins
Pittsburg
William J. Higgins
Ohio Cities Gas Company
Notice for pistol license sought by W M Boyles
W M Boyles night watchman at Wenonah Operation of the Turkey Gap Coal and Coke Company will apply to Mercer County Circuit Court for license to carry a pistol on January 8 1921 or as soon thereafter as practicable. By counsel 16t
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W. M. Boyles
Wenonah
Turkey Gap
Mexico in No Hurry to Bargain for Recognition
Washington reports unofficial evidence that Mexico will not rush to seek recognition from the United States. Rafael Capman Zabaran, minister of commerce and labor, said Obregon’s cabinet is united in resisting changes to article 27 on property rights, which the U S and others call confiscatory. State Department officials cautioned that this stance may not block possible future talks.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
State Department
Mexico City
Rafael Capman
Zabaran
Commerce
Obregon
Tank Steamer Atlas Floated After Stranding Near Ketchikan
The Standard Oil tank steamer Atlas, which went ashore in Snow Pass sixty miles north of Ketchikan, was floated today and is proceeding to Ketchikan in tow of the lighthouse tender Cedar. A large part of the gasoline cargo was pumped out to free the vessel from the rocks.
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Standard Oil Tank
Atlas
Snow Pass
Ketchikan
United States
Cedar
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