Peace by a Resolution Hits House Snag
The plan by Republican Senate leaders to declare a state of peace through a concurrent resolution stalled in the House as Chairman Porter’s committee refused to report it. House leaders prefer repealing wartime laws as a path to peace, leaving treaty power to the President and Senate, with resistance from Democrats and doubt about any immediate vote.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Porter
Foreign Affairs Committee
House Laaders
Senator Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Democrate
Reds Repulsed by Gen Denikin Says Report
London dispatch reports an official Denikin communication about Red forces attacking fortifications in the Tearytsin region on November 25. He claims his troops repelled the assault, with many killed or captured, and notes his forces abandoned Sumy near Syroff but defeated Reds between Fastoff and Kazalin, taking prisoners.
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Denikine
South Fars
Reg
Tearytsin
Dutemye
Sumy
Syroff
Mays
Fastoff
Kazalin
Three Arrested in Raid on Spruce Street Coffee House
Captain O'Connor and Sergeant Poland raided a 439 Spruce Street coffee house shortly before midnight. Proprietor Max Mary was held on $150 bond for keeping a disorderly house. Bert Wargo and Jennie Lins were released on $50 bonds each.
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O’connor
Poland
Spruce Street
Max Mary
Bert Wargo
Jennie Lins
Mary
Senate to Investigate Ford Newberry Race
Washington December 3 Senate authorized an inquest into the Ford Newberry senatorial election contest from Michigan. The resolution was adopted on party lines by Senator Pomerene Democrat Ohio providing for the inquiry.
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Senate
Washington
Circulation Department Post Publishing Company Message
Circulation department notes delivery issue and requests confirmation of receipt. Internal memo references postal delays and asks departments to verify mailing lists and ensure subscribers receive issues on schedule.
Silk hose and corsets blamed for health claims debunked
New York December 3 Health Commissioner Copeland rejected silk stockings as influenza causes and corsets as shortening life. He cited male death rates and years of medical experience, dismissing fashionable dress theories and noting corset concerns faded with time.
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New York
Copeland
Ovation for Kreisler in Bridgeport Concert
A capacity Park theatre audience gave violinist Iritz Kreisler a five minute ovation last night. He opened with Vivaldi and Vietti concertos, followed by Rimsky-Korsakov and other works, drawing profound applause and three encores before departure.
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Park Theatre
Bridgeport
Kreisler
Guarnerius
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G. B. Vietti
Hinds
Rimaky- Kersakoff
Hirs
Py Seiprhert
Mates R. Valles
Vanihourda Chinois
Fcreigler
Clarence Cameron White
Lin Giana
Rondino
Beethoven
Schubert
Thiy Furmber
Madrid Doe and Barcelona Workers Award Boost
A collapsed OCR fragment hints at labor action. The report mentions Madrid and Barcelona workers, an increase in something soon, and an awarding of a chief official, with unclear details about timelines or outcomes. Further readable facts are unavailable in the fragment.
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Madrid
Barcelona
Uniate
Sidikees
New Labor Laws and Moderate Taxes Plan Emerges
Will Hays outlines Republican platform favoring labor equity in business, federal regulation without ownership, and tax policies to spur initiative. Emphasizes women's political participation and a balanced approach to industry, railroads, and inheritance taxes. He cites savings from Congress as a basis for a strong GOP victory.
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NW York
Republican Party
Will E H. Hays
National Republican
Hays
Republican Women's Executive Committees
New York State
John Glover South
Shiuttiecock
Roosevelt
Congress
Myrtle Beach man arrested after collision on Main Street
Thomas Patterson of Mundison Avenue Myrtle Beach was arrested by Psyholman Minogue after driving into the side of a trolley on Fulr Held Avenue and Main Street around 8 40 last night. Patterson reportedly turned into Main Street against the stream of traffic while westbound on Fairfield Avenue. The incident occurred in a local street collision with a trolley car.
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Thomas Patterson
Mundison Avenue
Myrtle Beach
Psyholman Minogue
Fulr- Held Avenue
Main Street
Putleyson
Fairfleird Avenue
Stearm
Trafic
Fake Ten Dollar Bills Made From Twos Circulate Widely
Counterfeit ten dollar notes produced from two dollar bills circulate in the city. At a distance they resemble genuine currency, but careful inspection reveals the fraud. The fake passes through merchants until detailed scrutiny uncovers the deception and prompts caution among the public.
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Erals
Améll
Rebel Leader Held for Reward from Carranza Regime
Juarez dispatch reports Francisco Villa captured by his own men and held for a reward from the Mexican government. Two Villa rebels said Villa was captured and to be surrendered to Carranza forces. Chihuahua state has offered 50,000 pesos. federal detachment sent from Parral to the indicated location.
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Juarez, Mex
Francisco Villa
Caballero
Chihuahua
National Railways of Mexico
Villa
Parrat
Carranza
Ville
Fienarat Manuel M. Dieguey
Sir Wiis
Atete
Chittmatina
Ueeds
Villa in flight sparks Galveston rush for details
Galveston officials report Mexican consular statement that five thousand picked Mexican cavalrymen under General Heruex pursue Francisco Villa dead or alive. A reported massacre of Federal troops by Villistas near Paso was denied. Officials seek official confirmation on Villa's capture near Parral. Senor Caballero first relayed the report to the Associated Press.
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Galveston
Texas
Francisco Villa
Parral
PP. W. Cabalerro
National Railways of Mexico
Chihuahua
Associated Press
Senor Caballero
Modern machine guns go to Mexican rebels
Reports from Paso Texas say shipments of modern rifles and machine guns are aiding rebel forces in Mexico. After insurgents were routed near Tochimilco Puebla, a small cannon and two modern machine guns were left behind, reportedly sent from the United States. General Pilar R Sanahex, federal commander, reported the matter to the War Secretary.
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Tex
Mexico
Toway
Tochlimulco
Puebla
United States
Pilar R. Sanahex
Parkia
Messenu
Union Men and Hines Consider Wage Offer
Leaders of four railroad brotherhoods met director Cheveral Hines to discuss a wage and working conditions settlement proposal. The conference adjourned until tomorrow to allow for votes on the plan. Six killed and three seriously injured in an Eagle coal mine explosion near Louisville during a blast intended to loosen coal for boilers. the mine has been closed by the strike.
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Dor. O
Cenfer
Cheveral Hines
Nko
Clinton
Fail
Dee
Eagle Coal
Heres Dere
Ether
Stitike
Villa orders killing of Carranza officers as vengeance
Dec 3 Paso, Tex. Advices say Francisco Villa has issued orders to execute all Carranza officers and men captured by his forces. The move is a reprisal for the execution of Villa ally General Melipe Angeles. Major Leon Castro is the first reported victim, with Salvador Queveda named as the officer responsible. Federal garrisons in Chihuahua and Durango are reinforced amid Villa campaign plans.
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Paso
Tex
Francisco Vila
Carranza
Villa
Melipe Angeles
Leon Castro
Durango
Gabriel Darrie
Jusses
U S Note To Mexico Delivered On Monday
The note renewing the request to release William Jenkins, an American consulate officer in Puebla, was delivered to the Mexican foreign office on December 1. Mexico says it had not received the note. The State Department learned that Mexico ordered an investigation into the killing of James Wallace, an American oll aman near Tanpice.
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Washington
Mexico
William ©. Jenkins
Puebla
State Department
Officials unaware of Mexican Red plot in New York
NW YORK Dec 2 Neither the attorney general's office for the joint legislative committee investigating radical activities has had its attention called to the Mexican consulate general here with regard to distribution of Bolshevist propaganda, deputy attorney Torger said today.
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NW York
Joint Legislative Committee
Ever Torger
Warrants issued for 84 officers of miners union
U S district attorney says government will push prosecutions as 84 officers of the United Mine Workers face criminal contempt charges in Indianapolis. Bonds set at 10,090 dollars for leaders including John N. Lewis and William Green as more officers across Indiana, Clinton, and outside the state are targeted for injunction violations and strike-support actions.
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United States
Coungtry
United States District Court
International
United Mine Workers of America
John N. Lewis
Willian Green
Percy Tetlow
Ellis Seames
United Mine’ Workers’ Journal
Indianapol
A. B. Anderson
Dan W. Simms
Lafayette
Ted
Indiana
Simms
Clinton
Ind
Simims Agsin
Mymois
Alleger
Pripus
Strate
Senate plans break with Mexico over Jenkins case
Washington notes a Senate resolution by Senator Fall to sever relations with Mexico and seek recognition of Carranza, citing alleged Mexican official support for anti US propaganda and demanding Jenkins release. A foreign relations committee review follows as tensions rise and talks with Secretary Lansing occur.
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Wilson
Senate
Mexico
Fall
New Mexico
Carranza
New York
San Francisco
Frent Carranza
United States
Sally
Ot” Abbanne
Border Americans Doubt Villa's Capture
Border Americans doubt that Villa has been captured while Mexicans remain hopeful. Reports from border quarters describe confusion over Villa's status as Mexican rebels and military leaders push for renewed pressure. The North's high command notes a rewards effort seeking Villa's surrender and warns public mood remains tense amid ongoing insurgent actions.
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Villa
New Mine Wage Scale Ratified by Owners Group
Representatives from major mining corporations in the United States agreed to a new wage scale after an all day session in Washington. The plan, proposed by the government, aims to adjust pay for miners and support staff as fuel administration officials evaluate enforcement.
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Dec
United Stattes
Aml Angewie
Esd Ib
Not Supporter of Bolshevism Says Mexican Consul General
Ramon P. deNegri, Mexico’s consul general in New York, denied Bolshevik propaganda links and said there has been no official effort to urge U.S. citizens to ignore laws. He reacted to Senator Fall’s Senate remarks, noting surprise at the statements and offering to verify if requested.
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Will
Wilson
Mia York
Bes
Ramon P. deNegri
Mexico
Associated Press
Joan of
Senate
Prewmr
Winter's flank attack brings Gen. Woglens to Peoples' rescue
Goullett and Madden lead field in 6 day bike race at Cardes. Weather news from Briigepert reports unseasonal cold and wind with near freezing temps. By midnight the 72nd hour of the race shows Gouldt and Madden atop the standings with 187 points as cyclists cover over 1,341 miles and 3 laps. McNamara, Magin, Hill, and Dre follow for second.
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Cardes
New York
Gouldt
Madden
McNamara Ess Magin
Hill
Dre
Eng
Dupuy
Haton
aKlaer
Poiuts
Tibergheniemi
Chardon
Ey Cameron
Kaiser
Peruvian Cabinet Resigns in Political Turmoil
A Peruvian cabinet has resigned amid political turmoil. Washington dispatch reports the move as part of a broader government shakeup with unclear immediate effects on policy or leadership. The exact reasons and names involved were not clearly detailed in the available text.
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Bowy
State Department
Lowtay
Ee Detatia
Aniad
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