Open Door Policy Urged To Avert Far East War
University of Pennsylvania professor Arthur D. Rees told a United Church Community Forum that war with Japan is remote and urged continued open door policy in Asia. He argued for recognizing Japanese supremacy in the East while preventing Japan from exploiting China, and cautioned against ceding Shantung to Japan.
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Professor Rees
Auditors
Japan
United States
East
China
Arthur D. Rees
University of Pennsylvania
United Church Community Forum
Great Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Rees
England
Arnis
Shantung
Sugar Scarce Here But Exports to Europe Increase
A Commerce Department report shows more than 1.25 billion pounds of sugar worth about 97 million dollars exported from the United States in the first ten months of the year. Exports largely to the United Kingdom and France rose 89 percent versus last year, while imports rose 27 percent to over 8.25 billion pounds valued at 481 million dollars, contributing to domestic sugar shortages for housewives.
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Washincffon
United States
Department of Commerce
United Kingdom
France
Survivors reach New York after British ship Manxman sinks
Nineteen survivors arrive in New York aboard the British Isles after the steamer Manxman foundered 400 miles off Nova Scotia. The captain and most of the crew of 59 perished. A raging storm hampered rescue, but lifeboats and a raft carried the survivors to safety despite frigid conditions.
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New York
Nova Scotia
Seama
British Isles
Portland
Dublin Independent Suppressed by Force
Unknown intruders forced entry to the Daily Independent building, smashed printing machinery with crow bars, and overawed staff in the editorial room with revolvers. The attackers, said to be Sinn Feiners, warned the staff they were "suppressed for some time" as retaliation for unfriendly comment on Sinn Fein movement.
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Dublin
Daily Independent
Sinn
Deportation Law Protection Urged by Chicago Labor Group
A Chicago based 21-4 resolution by the Kitegy Federation of Labor appoints two founders to form a protective body for workers facing deportation and exile. Speeches cite immediate organization of the pro protective body and praise Jama Goldman and Alexander Erkroan for aiding organized labor.
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Chicago
Foun Miller
Twa
Ianpor
Kitegy Federation of Libor
Jama Goldman
Alexander
Erkroan Hadeen
New Haven Railroad Resumes Full Service
The New Haven Railroad fully restored train service after a period of partial operation. Service returned to a four track system and a complete timetable was reinstated yesterday, marking the end of disruption and resumption of normal schedules.
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NEW Haven Railroad
New York
New Haven
Wartford
Werdens
Senate plan calls for 280000 man standing army
Senate military sub committee proposes a permanent national policy including a 280000 strong standing peace army with compulsory four month training for 18 to 21 year olds. The plan envisions regular army reserve and national guard components, with no compulsory service. Youths may choose lump training or National Guard service, five year reserve, no active call except war.
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Washington
Senate
Wadsworth
New York
Congress
General Staff
Citizens Army
National Guard
Hey
House
Daker
March
Anthony
Mutiny on Army Transport America Aboard
Eleven crewmembers including two petty officers are arrested in Hoboken after a mutiny aboard the transport America en route to Europe. Widespread discontent led to looting, firearms found, and armed guards deployed below decks. Six sailors remain hospitalized with gunshot injuries as investigations begin aboard the ship.
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Nww
York
America
Irens
Hoboken Army PLC
Yast Haven
Europe
LW. W
I. W. W. Bard
Calkins
Coblenz
Bims
Brest
Cascera
Chile
Hoatsain
Gard
Jie
Tt. Wyww
NC-4 Seaplane Lands After Fog Delays Mission
NC-4, missing after departing Galveston for Mobile, arrived in Alabam a at 2 PM after a 12 hour stay at Grand Island Louisiana caused by fog. Commander Read said four surface contacts were made but the crew never lost position as Grand Island was mistaken for Mobile. The crew picked the night spot at Grand Island hoping a town existed though maps show it vanished in 1893. The flight will continue to Ponnavota as part of naval recruiting efforts.
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Alorilg
Ala
NC-4
Galveston
Texas
Mobile
Grand Island
New Orleans
A. (. Read
Atlantia
Moile
Ponsnavota
Confidence Vote Roars Through Chamber of Deputies
The chamber of deputies today adopted an order of the day expressing confidence to the government. The vote tally was 242 to 0 with all present supporting the motion, marking a decisive display of governmental backing.
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Slec
Chamber of Deputies
Textile Workers End Strike at Maynard Massachusetts
The United Textile Workers of America vote ends a five week strike at the American Woolen Company mill in Maynard Mass. Delegates decide to suspend the strike and notify the mill agent to inform workers to return to their jobs.
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Maynard
Mass
Dee
United Texts Workers of America
American Woolen Company
Agsahet
Drechsler
Mlle
Referendum Vote On Labor Party Endorsement In Boston
Boston Central Labor Union votes to refer the question of endorsing the National Labor party to its affiliated unions for a referendum. Reported incidents describe theft of packages of cigars and cigarettes from a harbor storeroom owned by Mike Diapikola, with multiple packages stolen yesterday.
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Boston
Boston Central Labor Union
Tony
National Labor Party
Silveis
Ae Harbor
Mike Diapikoa
al Rto
Artesarian
Biker Drug Store Closed by Sheriff on Writ of Attachment
An attachment was placed on the Biker Drug Store on Main Street yesterday afternoon by Deputy Sheetl Wenz G. Buvegtler, ordered by Attorney David J. Cronin. Manager Michael J. Sullivan said the store remained open until 10 PM Saturday but closed yesterday and may stay closed part of today. Gannon and Collins, druggists with Damfort & Meyers, are pursuing action. they declined comment and referred questions to Cronin. Sullivan said he notified the New York office but could not reach officials for immediate action.
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Duiker Drug
Main Street
Nelson
Gannon
Cronin
Sullivan
New York
Schogner Goes Ashore and Is a Total Loss
The 864 ton Brukh Schnoner Janus Mater bound from Liverpool to New York went ashore early today and will be a total loss. Seven crew were rescued by the USS Hollow coast guard crew after escaping in breeches buoys. The North Wind later floated off News on Island Vineyard Sound after a week ashore. The National Academy of Arts and Letters mourns the death of its youngest member who was admitted at age 11.
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Wley Dee
Liverpool
Nms
New York
Captain Wood
Usheon Hollow
Reseiel
North Wind
Newport
Nawshon Island
Vineyard Sound
Cuttear Acushnear
Gul Gale Dasad
New Yorts
Ee. It
Fiberl
Walia Garabes
Perideny
Nera
Pieaidea
National Academy of Tiesive
United States Army
Buford—ark
America
United States
Buford
Forts
Hamilton
Wadsworth
American mandates in Near East opposed in letter to President Wilson
Ten members of the American Committee for Armenian Independence led by James W. Gerard urged Wilson to recognize the Armenian Republic and extend direct aid while opposing American mandates in the Near East. The memo warned Turks would benefit under a mandate and argued three million Armenians could be saved with food, munitions, and limited troops.
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New York
Near East
United States
Wilson
American Committee For
Armenia
James W. Gerard
Charles Th. Hughes
Alton B. Parker
Tichu Root
Frederick C. Penfield
Nicholas Murray Butler
Jace Gould Seburmian
John Grier Hibben
Fr. N. Rhineland
Néonle
America
Armenian Republic
Gerard
Flying Parson Resigns to Return to Pulpit
Lieutenant Belgin W. Maynard, nicknamed the Aging juirson, announced he has resigned from the army air service and will resume clerical work. He expects to leave by January 1 and said he would return to preaching after a long career in aviation and public life.
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New York
Belgin W. Maynard
Juirson
Army Air Service
Maynard
Train derails near St. Louis. two dead, dozens hurt
A passenger train traveling from Oklahoma City to St Louis derailed three miles east of St. Louis, Missouri. An axle failure caused the wreck, killing 4. O. Hopper of West Virginia and Mrs. William H Brehn of St. Louis. forty-eight others were injured.
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ST. Jams
Dee
Here
Oklahoma City
Okla
St. Loui
O. Hopper
West Virginia
William II Brehn
St. Louis
General Yudenitch Cannot Move Into Letvia
Riga, Dec. 21. General Yudenitch, commander of the Northwestern Tressian army, was informed that objections to moving his forces into Letvia were insurmountable. The general opinion here is that Esthonia will not couchitta peace with the Golshavikt, and the front will be ready to transfer troops to General Danikine once trade arrangements are secured.
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Riga
Vyudenltoh
Esthonia
Yudenitch
Danikine
New Planet Believed to Affect Venus Motion
New York December 21 Harold Jacobs of Columbia University announces a new planet may cause irregularities in Venus motion. He suggests the body lies near Earth but farther from the sun. astronomers plan photographs between December 30 and January 4 when conditions are best.
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New York
Harold Jacobs
Columbia University
Jacoby
Secrecy surrounds first shipment of anarchists
U S army transport Buford sailed before dawn carrying anarchists radicals and reporters across to an undisclosed northern port. Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman led a group of 248 detainees while security kept strict watch on Ellis Island and the dock during the transfer.
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Berkman
U.S. S. Buford
America
Emma Goldman
Connecticut
Bridgeport Reds Arrests Abroad And Fire Damage
Bridgeport and surrounding cities report a mass roundup of radicals headed to New York for deportation with 43 men taken to Ellis Island. A Hartford jail escape attempt linked to the raid was halted as state police and federal officers moved the detainees toward ships bound for Russia. A separate blaze at 981 Thane Avenue caused by wiring damage in a medical building prompted federal attention.
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Russia
Bolshevisty
Bridgeport
Ansonda
Waterbury
Flartford
Capitel
New York
da Barhe
Thane Avenue
Ima
Immediiat
Ellis Is
Thomas U Lennoff
Hartford
Archie Karpensyko
Ansonii
Lennoff
Karpenka
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Planc Alias
Italiaan Chamber
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Biker Drug Store
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Damtoft and Meyers
Schogner
Pres. Wilson
American Committee
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Lie
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Letvia
Venus
Alexander Berkman
Mn Goldman
Hepn
Bethel Bernstein
Dora Lipkin
G. A. Hitchcock
Hilton
War and Labor Departments
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Finford
Mange
Helsingoffs
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Finland
Pinnish
Wills Island
Elis Island
Gilia
Department of Justice
Revenus
Tilo
Staten Island
Bernstein
Statue of Liberty
Samuel Lapeman
Avianta Penitentiary
Secret Service
Department
Justice
Peter Blanky
Union of
Petrograd
Stella Ballentine
Miss Goldman
Eleanor Fitzgerald
Colishum Manager
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Colive
Muldenly Bereanfelt
Spaldi
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