Bargain Sale Offered by U H Co for Working Men
U H Co promotes a Saturday bargain sale with low cash prices across a wide range of men and boys clothing. Highlights include lambs wool coats at 3.48, fur hats at 49 cents, leather gloves 1.48, and many knit caps, coats, boots, and underwear. Mail orders welcome and express shipping on $5 purchases across New England.
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Greece and Allies Strike Separate Armistice Accord
London notes Greece remains out of the armistice but acts with allies to curb Turkey’s gains. Reported Greek actions against Janina may continue, though orders to halt hostilities circulate. Revictualling of besieged garrisons is deemed unlikely until the peace conference opens.
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London
Greece
Sofia
Athens
Turkey
Janina
Bulgaria and Turkey seek closer understanding in Mir editorial
Mir urges Turkey to avoid prolonging the war and pursue rapprochement with Bulgaria. In Paris M Poincare tells the Chamber that London conferences will resolve difficult issues and expects Turkey to regain prosperity. He notes possible Balkan debt arrangements and French conventions to protect interests in conquered areas.
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Mir
Turkey
Bulgaria
M. Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
London
Balkan
France
Balkan Queens Thank American Donors Through Red Cross
Queen Olga of Greece, tending the front in Saloniki, and Queen Eleanor of Bulgaria, in Sofia, gratefully acknowledge American gifts to the Red Cross. Through Madame Bakhmeteff, wife of the Russian ambassador, they thank the generous public for relief for war sufferers.
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Washington
Balkan States
Sofia
Greece to take part in peace talks amid ally harmony
A semi official Athens statement says Greek plenipotentiaries will join peace negotiations. It denies dissension among allies over Greece not signing the armistice, saying Greece acted to protect naval operations and ally interests in the Ionian and Aegean seas, affecting Turkish troop movements and Dardanelles pressures.
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Athens
Greece
Ionian Sea
Epirus
Aegean Sea
Thrace
Dardanelles
Tchatalla
France to Work With England and Russia in Balkan Crisis
Paris dispatch reports Premier Poincare addressing the Chamber of Deputies on foreign affairs. He stated France stands with its allies and friendships amid the European crisis and praised the moral patriotism of France. He avoided firm future predictions, saying settlement may come but cautioned against prophecies.
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Paris
France
Russia
England
Poincare
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Chamber of Deputies
M. Poincare
Fear for Americans in Smyrna Asia Minor
An official despatch warns of danger to American life and property in Smyrna as Turkish soldiers may seek revenge upon their return after defeat. Foreigners in Asia Minor fear violence against non Turks based on religious differences, with potential outbreaks if soldiers come back to the city.
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Asia Minor
Washington
Turkey
Smyrna
Immunity Offer To Ten Gamblers In Rosenthal Case
New York reports an agreement between Supreme Court Justice Goff and District Attorney Whitman to bring ten gamblers before the John Doe grand jury investigating Herman Rosenthal’s murder. They will testify about alleged police connections in exchange for immunity. Trials of gambling cases to be moved to the extraordinary term where Becker and gunmen were convicted.
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New York
John Doe
Herman Rosenthal
Supreme Court
Goff
Whitman
Court of General Sessions
Charles Becker
State to gather landlords names for gambling resorts probes
The report says gamblers must provide the names of landlords where gambling resorts operated and supply further information on vice conditions. If the State obtains sufficient evidence, proceedings will be initiated.
Deal Probe Next Tuesday Details Sherman Anti-Trust Inquiry
Washington dispatch reports planned brief hearings into alleged Sherman Act violations by the New York New Haven and Hartford and Grand Trunk Railroads over a Grand Trunk line through Southern New England. Representative Henry and Representative OShaughnessy arranged the session with Ms. Perry noting railroad representation.
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Washington
New York
New Haven
Ms. S. Perry
New York, New Haven
Hartford R. A
Henry
Merit Merit: Eliot Urges Civil Service Reform
Milwaukee address by Dr. Charles W. Eliot, head of the National Civil Service Reform League, urges filling national offices by merit and barring partisan activity. He criticizes patronage under Cleveland and successors, notes Taft era orders, and asks Democrats to enact a thorough merit system while opposing party control of offices and elections.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Charles W. Eliot
National Civil Service Reform League
Eliot
Cleveland
Congress
Republican Party
United States
Taft
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Hitchcock Grants Santa Letters To Charities
Postmaster General Hitchcock orders postmasters to deliver Santa Claus letters to charitable institutions in the receiving city or town for assistance. If letters lack stamps they go to Dead Letters, but names and addresses of willing charities may be submitted. The plan aims to aid poor children with Christmas requests despite extra postal work.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Post Office Department
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