Starvation Aims to End Italian Civil Strife at Fiume
London dispatch reports starvation expected to end the state of war at Fiume as civilians are ordered to evacuate within 48 hours. Italian troops wait, D Annunzio’s plan to defy the Rapallo treaty continues, while Russian troops in Dalamatie spark concern but are not to be used.
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Associated Press
London
Quarne
Fiume
Kingdom of Italy
D'Annunzio
Rapallo
The Night Before Christmas by EB Richard Shipp
A reflective piece recalling Mary and Joseph in Bethlehem and the birth of Jesus. It ties the original Nativity to a modern spiritual expectancy, urging brotherly love and shared burdens at the foot of the Cross on December 24, 1920.
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Joseph
Carpenter
Mary
David
Judea
House of David
Am Mary
Bethlehem
Phepherda
Christ
Actress Ruth Gordon Calls Broken Legs a Christmas Dream
Chicago reporter notes Mrs. Gregory Kelly known as Ruth Gordon had both legs broken and put in plaster casts as a remedy for bow legs. She says the operation has straightened her legs and she now looks forward to a happy Christmas.
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Chicago
Gregory Kelly
Ruth Gordon
Mt. Asama Eruption Causes Heavy Casualties
Officials assess casualties after Mt. Asama erupts with a massive explosion. Hot ashes spread over a wide area and start fires in several nearby villages, marking the worst eruption in the mountain's history and threatening many lives.
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United Press
Tokio
Mt. Asama
President Not Granting Pardon Rumor Quelled
White House officials declined to confirm any presidential pardons today. The president reportedly decided not to free Eugene V. Debs, who is serving a ten year sentence in Atlanta federal penitentiary for espionage related offenses.
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Washington
White House
Christus
Eugene V. Deba
Federal
Atlanta
No Tribune Issue Tomorrow Christmas Day
The Daily Tribune will not publish on Christmas Day as the holiday is observed for all employees. Subscribers are wished a Merry Christmas by the newspaper.
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Daily Tribune
Cay
Tribune
Man Held for Tennessee Murder To Be Moved
George Hunter, wanted in Tennessee on a murder charge, remains jailed here. The woman who fled to a neighboring state after they were identified at Lovell has not been found. A Knoxville sheriff, who wired for Hunter to be held, is due to arrive to take custody this afternoon or tomorrow morning.
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George Hunter
Tennessee
Lovell
Knoxville
Tenn
Hunter
War Crys Fuel Salvation Army Fundraising Sale
Salvation Army war cries sold today with prices from 1 to 5 dollars, aiding the Christmas dinner fund. Generous citizens purchase these cries to support the charity drive.
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Salvation Army
Cnah
Stockman Dies in Show Storm
WINNER 8 D December 24. Caught in a blizzard George Dierman aged 60 stockman was frozen to death while trying to burrow through a massive snowdrift to escape the storm. His body was found by neighbors standing upright with only his head above the snow.
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Associated Press
George Dierman
Stockman
Harding Seeks Taft Guidance On World Peace Plans
President elect Harding met with ex president Taft to discuss world peace efforts and practical steps for organizing his administration including the proposed new International Court. The meeting sparked talk of Taft possibly joining the incoming cabinet or a high post.
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Ree Marion
Harding
Taft
International Court
Diplomats Bypass State Dept Again Seek Talks With Senators
For the second time in two weeks foreign diplomats contacted U S Senators directly, skipping the state department. Guatemala’s Julio Bianchi discussed affairs with Senator Moses and apologized for the breach. Britain sent a note to Senator Kellogg denying cable delays and prompting concern over diplomatic protocol.
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United
Washington
State Department
Guatemala
Julio Bianchi
Moses
Great Britain
Kellogg
England
United States
Farmers Aid Up For Hearing In Congress Review
United Press reports Senate and Banking and Agriculture committees reopen hearings on farmer aid. J A Howard of the American Farm Bureau Federation proposes a large Germany credit to buy U S farm supplies. House backs Fordney bill with high farm duties amid expected presidential veto.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Banking and Agriculture Committees
J. A. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Germany
Congress
War Finance Corporation
House
Fordney
Farmers Co-Operative Association
Farmers’ Associations
Gale Brings High Winds But Mild Temperatures This Week
The city faced gusts ranging from 46 to 90 mph with wind velocity the highest this winter. Temperatures stayed relatively warm, not as low as earlier in the week. Thursday saw a minimum of zero degrees and Wednesday one below, per government weather observer George MacKennie.
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Sero
George MacKennie
Hope for Christmas Peace Lost in Ireland as Parliament Adjourns
London December 24 Hope for Christmas peace in Ireland was dashed when King George adjourned parliament after granting royal assent to the home rule bill. The king spoke of a return to constitutional government while Ireland faces restricted celebrations amid a three-day English holiday. Cork December 24 The military raided Condulane County Cork yielding twenty four arrests.
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London
Ireland
George
England
Cork
Condulane
County Cork
Plans for Four Million Dollar Chicago Postal Building
Plans completed for a new six story post office building in Chicago to handle parcel post mall traffic. Construction to begin around March 1 in the railroad terminal district. Underground loading platforms 800 feet long will serve forty two railway mall cars at once.
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Chicago
Railroad Terminal
Woman Charged With Killing J Hammon Expects To Atone
In Big Springs Texas Miss Smith, charged with murder in the death of Jake L Hammon, tells an Associated Press interviewer she aims to atone for sorrow and will travel to Artmore Oklahoma to answer the charge. She discusses religion philosophy and Mexico impressions but avoids the case, mentioning Hammon only in opposition to his retirement from active life.
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J. Hamnon
Associated Pi
Big Springs
Tex
Clira
Artmore
Okla
Jake L. Hannon
Associated Preas
Mexico
Miss Smith
Hamnon
Christmas Eve Spirit Brightens Casper Community
Despite a cold wind, Casper residents fill last minute shopping, light Christmas trees and candles, and prepare for church services tonight. Churches announce services and programs across multiple faiths with children's programs, carols, recitations, and Holy Communion planned for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
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Casper
Santa Claus to Attend City Christmas Party for Youth
Tomorrow the Biks invite children ages 4 to 18 to a Christmas party at the theater opening at 0 15. Parents are asked to ensure safe rides from school at 0 o clock with a decorated car and an American flag. Santa will arrive with gifts a sack of candy nuts and apples for all attendees.
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Methodist Church
Methodist Rt School
Santa Claus
Biks
Rna
Santa
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