D Annunzio Commands 50 000 Forces After Dalmatia Coup
Gabriele D Annunzio has expanded his land and sea forces following a stroke in Dalmatia. Estimates place his force at 40 000 to 50 000 troops under a single command, with divisions at Zara and Sebenico and ample supplies for months. Supporters say the move could outpace government control of regular troops amid censorship restrictions.
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Massachusetts Legislature in Special Session on Trolleys
Massachusetts lawmakers convened in a special session called by Governor Coolidge to address street railway affairs. The initial focus is a commission report on trolley service, aiming to deliver fair pricing and equitable cost distribution for riders.
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Hopes United States Will Aid Turkey In Common Aim
In London the British government leader Andrew Bonar Law told the House of Commons that Britain and its European allies still hope the United States will cooperate with the mandate for Turkey. He said both sides remain prepared for a possible contrary contingency.
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Coal supply secure for Hartford manufacturers and institutions
Hartford November 18 local manufacturers report no coal famine threat with large factories holding reserves of bituminous coal enough to last nearly a year. Institutions also well supplied according to wholesale coal dealers.
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Six Million Copies of One Paper Sold in Paris
Paris reports record circulation as the Presse De Paris sold six million copies. Strikes at newsroom plants caused centralized distribution to the Petit Parisien office where proofreaders and makeup women worked while stereotypers prepared the plates.
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Mexicans Instructed Not To Molest Consul
Washington reports the Mexican acting foreign minister informed the American embassy that Puebla authorities were told not to molest William Jenkins the American consular agent arrested on collusion charges connected with his kidnapping by bandits. He was released but confined to his home. Evidence of a dispute over a store at Ingeston and Seaview Avenue led to an eviction bid by landlord Magete Marsh against tenant Solomon Schenski. A jury trial was set to decide occupancy rights. Schenski claims a ten year lease from 1916 by Joseph Twarkevy, the original owner. Marsh says Schenski’s rights ended a year ago. William De Page, an employee of H Wales Lines Co, was killed in Norwalk while heading to work after being struck by a southbound train from WW LePage Tire and Rubber Co. The deceased was a native of Canada. Police will investigate.
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