Capital Stirred by Letter of Admiral Sims
Rumors of political reaction spread as Senate and House naval committees seek a formal report on naval decorations. Secretary Daniels faced charges of reshuffling awards while Admiral Sims’s actions sparked fresh controversy within the Navy Department.
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Dispute Over Navy Medal Awards Rages At Navy Dept
Admiral Sims charges bias in the awards system after Secretary Daniels revises decorations favoring shore duties. Daniels defends policy prioritizing afloat service and confirms changes to Knight board recommendations while defending the integrity of the medals.
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Ford Plans Eight Dollar Day At Ford Empire
Ford proposes a minimum eight dollar daily wage while current pay stands at six dollars per day. He envisions Ford as a worldwide, hereditary industrial monarchy with the Ford family owning all stock and controlling future operations.
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Ford plans vast control with wage boosts price cuts anticipated
The report outlines Henry Ford consolidating control by acquiring Ford Motor stock with a $100 million loan to fund wage increases and price reductions. Edsel Ford leads as president and heirs to a colossal fortune are cited. Ford aims to reinvest profits into production and lower finished prices while expanding family ownership. An official statement is expected early in the new year.
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Ernest G. Liebold
Wheat production of fifteen countries
Wheat production for 1919 reached 2 074 760 000 bushels, 93.7 percent of 1918 output and 96.5 percent of the five year average, per figures from the International Institute of Agriculture Rome released by the Crop Estimates Bureau. Countries listed include Spain France England Wales Scotland Italy Netherlands Romania Switzerland Canada United States British India Japan Tunis Denmark and Algeria.
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France
England
Wales
Scotland
Italy
Netherlands
Rumania
Switzerland
Canada
United States
British India
Japan
Tunis
Denmark
Algeria
Madison Goes Ashore Off Craney Island in Fog
The Old Dominion steamer Madison with 82 passengers aboard ran aground on a mud flat off Craney Island Norfolk harbor in heavy fog after departing Norfolk for New York. Tugs assisted. vessel expected to float at high tide around midnight.
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Trial Testimony Highlights Family Custody Disorder
Testimony in Bangor reveals allegations and counterclaims in a custody dispute. Mrs. Anthony describes neglect and conflicts over household control while Dr. Anthony contends he faced no violence and disputes Hastings influence. Witnesses include relatives and a nurse by training.
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Chicago Adopts 6 Cent Street Car Fare
Chicago public utilities commission reduced street car fares to 6 cents single fare. Previously 7 cents with 10 ride and 50 ride discounts, the flat 7 cent rate had just been in place. city data showed about 63 percent paid the 7 cent rate.
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Two Patrolmen Dismissed for Duty Absence
Patrolman Edwin C. Ranagan of the Mattapan station and Patrolman James Cunneen of Jamaica Plain were dismissed for absenting themselves from duty without permission. Ranagan accepted dismissal without a hearing. Cunneen claimed a Providence trip and a breakdown, but the superintendent found his statement untrue.
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James Jr. Cunneen
Jamaica Plain
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Cunneen
Providence
Boston
New York Plans Skyscraper Piers in Jamaica Bay
New York City plans to erect 14 skyscraper type piers in Jamaica Bay. Murray Hulbert, docks commissioner, says the docks will be about 2000 feet long and five stories high with elevators and electric cranes. Estimated cost ranges from 3 million to 4 million dollars.
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Submarine S-16 Launch Fueled by U S Navy Yard
Bridgeport Conn Dec 23 Submarine S-16 the largest in the United States navy was launched from Lake Torpedo Boat Company yard. The 220 foot craft has a 12000 mile cruising radius will run 2 knots submerged and 15 knots on the surface with a crew of 50 men.
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