CORDON DRAWN AROUND FIUME AS TENSIONS MOUNT
Associated Press reports a state of war between the kingdom of Italy and the regency at Fiume began at midnight yet no open clashes were seen. Italian troops with Capt D Annunzio around Fiume keep the city encircled while a food blockade remains in effect and D Annunzio signals a possible peaceful settlement.
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Associated Press
Trieste
Italy
Fiume
Flame
Gabrielle Ty Annungio
Cavigia
United Press
Rome
D'Annunzio
Declarations of Rebel Point to Civil War in Fiume
Rome reports Capt. Gabrielle DAnnunzio's statements as a prelude to civil war in Fiume. He urges nationalist combatants to build barricades and resist Italian regulars, but the Temps notes few followers so far.
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Associated Press
Rome
Gabrielle D'Annunzio
Fiume
Temps
Crime charge in Check case dismissed in Phoenix
Charges of murder against Victor Check and his wife Belle in the death of Thomas J. Check on November 13 were dismissed today by Justice of the Peace Wheeler after a preliminary examination.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Victor Check
Belle
Check
Thomas J. Check
Justice of the Peace
Wheeler
Reception for Mrs. M Swiney Delayed to Saturday
United Press reports Mrs Muriel MacSwiney widow of Corks late lord mayor Terence MacSwiney will not arrive until 6 PM on the Celtic. The vessel docks at 10 AM tomorrow and thousands of Irish Americans plan a parade and demonstration as she testifies in Washington on Ireland’s situation.
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United Press
New York
Muriel MacSwiney
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Celtic
MacSawiney
Washington
Ireland
Constabulary Sergeant Shot in Ireland Conflict
An Irish Royal Irish Constabulary sergeant was shot and killed, with one report claiming the bullet came from a military lorry. In Fermoy County Cork a drapery shop burned and the proprietor was thrown into the river amid violent clashes.
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Associated Press
Navin Cote Meath
Ireland
Royal Irish Constabulary
London
Fermoy
County Cork
Ludmaonine
Prendergast
Soyn
Daily Mail
Greece warned of allied view on Constantine restoration
An island note drafted by British French and Italian officials warns that full liberty of action will be used if former King Constantine returns to the throne. It calls Constantine disloyal and says restoration would ratify his hostile acts. The note aims to influence the December plebiscite and deter his restoration.
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London
Constantine
City Red Cross Christmas Seal drive organized with officers
A Wyoming city forms its Red Cross Christmas seal drive cadre with Mrs. B B Brooks as county chair and a luncheon host. Officers include Mrs. Virgil Nesbitt chairwoman Mrs Bam Service secretary treasurer Mrs J F Leper organization chair Mrs W R MacGregor junior workers leader Miss Helen Wella. Funds fund health work not Red Cross. Wyoming Public Health Association receives proceeds.
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B. B. Brooks
Red Cross
Chriat
Virgil Nesbitt
Bam Service
Mra
J. F. Leper
W. R. MacGregor
Helen Wella
Throp
Tae
Nohr
Wyoming
National
Wyoming Public Health Association
Antitubercular Association
Copper firms pass dividends at directors meeting
New York December 3. Dividends of Chino Copper and Nevada Consolidated Copper were passed at the quarterly meeting of the directors today. Three months ago dividends of Chino and Nevada Consolidated were at the rate of 471 2 cents and 26 cents respectively. The regular dividends of Utah Copper and Ray Consolidated Copper were declared.
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New York
Chino Copper
Nevada Consolidated Copper
Chino and
Nevada Consolidated
Utah Copper
Ray Consolidated Copper
Trunk Evidence Opens in Hamon Slaying Case
In Kansas City police opened two trunks alleged to belong to Mrs. Clara Smith Hamon in connection with the slaying of millionaire Duke L. Hamon. No county attorney Brown attended the session. Chicago papers had claimed a diary was found, but police denied the report.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
Okla
Der
Russell KR. Brown
Kansas City
Clara Smith Hamon
Duke L. Hamon
Chicago
Y. W. C A Secretary Attacked. Man Fled After Fight
A unknown man entered the Y W C A on East Second Street at night choked and assaulted a secretary. She fought off the assailant as another secretary alerted police. the intruder escaped through a window leaving a light bulb removed. Investigators will photograph prints and footprints as the community denounces the crime and officials seek security upgrades.
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East Second Street
Druto
Sheriff's Office
Association
Lee
Anow
Law bans lacing puddings with alcohol this Christmas
Washington December 3 the bureau of internal revenue said flavoring homemade Christmas plum pudding mince meat brandied cherries and peaches with alcoholic foods is liable to seizure under current law implying enforcement will target such practices this season.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bomb blast injures three in Sevillm business house
A bomb exploded in a business house on Farbiola street in Sevillm injuring three soldiers. The blast caused heavy damage to the building as authorities investigated the incident.
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Sevillm
Spain
Busineas
Farbiola Street
Wilson to Be Personal Mediator in Armenian Turmoil
State department officials clarified that President Wilson would act personally in naming a mediator for the Armenian Turkish dispute, not in an official capacity. They noted it would be hard to separate his personal role from his presidential office and that the mediator would continue to handle talks if negotiations run past March 4.
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Wilson
Associated Presa
Washington
State Department
Armenans
Turis
Thy
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Wanted name for school on Second Street
Citizens suggest new naming method beyond geographic labels for Casper schools. A youth poll will collect names including possibly women’s names, with Mr Slide coordinating general input as the Frank Construction Company advances work on the reservoir-adjacent site.
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Second Street
North Casper
West Casper
East Casper
South Casper
Slide
Frank Construction Company
Class Legislation to Be Made Basis for Farmers Policy
United States Treasury Secretary told Senate and House agricultural committees that government aid for farmers facing hardship is impossible now. He forecast a drop in prices soon and said no plan of price relief is feasible at present. He asserted the administration had not done enough and blamed lack of credit for farmers’ suffering.
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United Pre
Washington
Retary of the Treasury
Houston
Senate
House Agricultural Committees
Political debate over government aid and peacetime policy
United pressure groups aim to boost marketing and credit conditions while opposing direct government aid as class legislation. Republican leaders call for restoring peace status and reviving talk of a short session, despite expected presidential veto from Wilson.
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United Presaers
Wilson
Cooperation urged to aid farmers facing price slump
Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve board told a joint Senate and House agricultural committee conference that producers bankers and the public must cooperate given falling prices. He likened the situation to crop failure and urged merchants and banks to support farmers if show a willingness to help.
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Washington
Senate
House
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Lother F
Farmers Unite Across Four States to Press for Profit
William Hirth of Columbia Missouri announced that farmers organizations in Missouri Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma will work together with boards of trade and livestock exchanges in the four states. He said the action seeks guarantees of reasonable profit and that farmers may withhold products from the market unless higher prices are paid.
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Associated ST. Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Boards of Trade and Livestock Exchanges
William Hirth
Columbia
Hirth
Iowa Republican proposes two relief measures for farmers
Representative Dickinson of Iowa announces two bills to aid farmers when Congress convenes. One bill taxes 10 percent of contract value on grain sales not delivered within thirty days. The other would create a special committee to investigate grain, livestock and cotton prices and propose corrective legislation.
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Washington
Dickinson
Iowa
Congress
Robber of Mail Pleads Guilty in Iowa Federal Court
Keith Colling pleaded guilty in federal court to six counts of stealing five mail pouches and opening them to take money and bonds connected with the robbing of a mail car at Council Bluffs.
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Des Moines
Dec
Keith Colling
Council Bluffs
Prince George Seen as Possible Greek King If Pleblague Favored
Allied stance could shift if Greece votes Sunday to choose Crown Prince George as king, according to authoritative quarters in London.
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Greece
Associated Press
London
George
Mail Car Robbery on Train Near Minneapolis
Two masked bandits seized Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul No 6 as it neared Minneapolis. They bound three mail clerks, stole about 1000 pieces of registered mail, and fled in an automobile after jumping from the moving train. No loss estimate given.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Hopkins
Four Liquor Runners Arrested In Casper Bootlegging
Police halted bootleg activity in Casper when a car unloading whisky cases was stopped on Marion street in front of a former disorderly house. The consignment valued at about 4000 dollars, tied in sacks, led to the arrests of George Davis and C A Snyder. A large rifle threat by Davis and possible connections to Belle Reardon were noted as investigators pursued who would receive the shipment.
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Cayper
Marion Street
Liquor Mart
Montana
Police Department
Canu
Canada
George Davis
C. A.snyder
C. D. Crockett
Helle Reardon
Reardon
Lquor
Belle Reardon
Casper
Proposal to Extend Campaign Probe Through March
The Senate committee led by Senator Manees will seek authority to continue the probe of campaign expenditures until next March. The inquiry is being conducted by the committee and will press for extended funding and scope.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Senate
Manees
Bond Theft Revealed In American Railway Express Loss
St Louis December 3 The American Railway Express company disclosed a theft of bonds valued between 0 and 100000 dollars from Wesmegeen banks consignments to its representatives. The amount and details were made public today as an internal investigation continues.
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United Press
ST. Louis
American Railway Express Company
Wesmegeen
League weighs removing Article 10 from Covenant
Geneva report notes a plan to abolish Article 10 by end of the current assembly session. The committee on admission of new states voted that the article does not affect any member’s territorial integrity, a view held by most delegates. Washington reports the League invited U S participation to discuss disarmament in a communal capacity on permanent military and naval matters.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Committee On
League
Washington
United States
State Department
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