Big Papers and Small Give in Print Paper Famine Debate
The House post office committee hears divergent views on a print paper restriction bill. Large newspapers warn a 50 to 60 percent cut would bankrupt many papers. publishers urge relief to avoid suspension. Congress may grant federal authority to control supplies or create a paper controller amid looming 1920 shortages.
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Oy Eeaceet Sae
House Post Office Committee
Anthony
Kansas
Chicago Tribune
J. McDill Patterson
Canada
United States
L. H. Rogers
Chicago
Lishers’ Association
Congress
Glasa
Federal Trade Commission
Fuel Administration
Bradford Merrill
Herbert Varnness
UK sugar market profiteers face price control plan
Washington reports say congressmen urged complete government control of sugar prices and distribution to shield families from profiteers. G A Zabriskié, head of the sugar equalization board, warned control is needed for continued effectiveness. Debate centers on licensing and food control provisions under the McNary bill and upcoming House action before recess.
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Washington
Congress
House Agricultural Committee
G. A. Zabriskié
Sugar Equalfation Board
Zabriskie
McNary
Senate
House
Haugen
Massachus Board
Stores Hours Rescinded Amid Christmas Rush Action
A special meeting approved lifting all store opening hour restrictions to ease the Christmas rush. Lighting restrictions for windows and advertising remain in force. Coal shortages keep fuel use tight while miners return to work. state production near normal with 70 to 80 percent of pre strike output.
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Denver
M. C. Bigelow
Fort
Russell
Kemm
Kemmerer
American Legion Drives Cheyenne Post No 6 Membership
Ex soldiers urged to join the American Legion at Cheyenne Post No 6 with a December 16 meeting at Benedustrial club. Members gain job help, war risk allowances, compensation, bonuses, and camaraderie with no political ties.
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American Legion
Sam
Cheyenne Post No. 6
Benedustrial Club
Legione
Buddie
Mary
New Lee Pavilion Edges Cambridge For Hockey Games
The new Lee Pavilion in Cambridge Massachusetts is set as the home arena for Harvard and nearby tech rivals. It will host varsity hockey matches and feature modern facilities for teams and fans.
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Lee Pavilion
Cambridge
Mass
Trame Renreesatiog
Harvard
Cement Tech
Bentlewa
Dapverat
Yaris Aitsiched Io
Restoration of Normal Train Schedule Reaches Union Pacific
Normal schedules are restored on Union Pacific after heavy snow disruptions. Trains eastbound run on time, while western lines faced drifted snow near Laramie and Rock River, with hundreds digging through drifts to reopen a single track. Colorado & Southern and Casper routes resumed operation with detours around the worst sections near Wheatland.
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Union Pacific
Laramie
Rock River
Colorado & Southern
Restrictions on Bituminous Coal Consumption
Washington reports show continued curbs on coal use as the railroad administration restricts deliveries amid a coal crisis. About 80 percent of striking miners have returned to work and foreign vessels may now receive bunker coal when domestic supply suffices. senatorial probe into the strike pauses as Freylinghuysen's committee weighs document demands and a potential call of Attorney General Palmer.
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Washington
Railroad Administration
Eet
Freylinghuysen
Garfield
Palmer
Germany Ready to Make Reparations for Sunken Ships
The German note to the peace conference says Berlin is willing to compensate Allied and Associated governments for ships destroyed at Scapa Flow but cites objections to the protocol of November 1 and argues against linking reparations to treaty execution. It calls for arbitration at The Hague to resolve the incident.
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Paris
Associated Press
Paul Dutasta
Germany
Scapa Flow
Hague
Billy Wolcott Named Assistant Superintendent
William Wolcott formerly trainmaster for the Union Pacific has been promoted to the office of assistant superintendent. The news pleases his many friends who recall his years in rail service.
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Billy” Wolcott
William Wolcott
Union Pacific
German Demands in Treaty Threaten Economic Life
The text argues that the proposed protocol would irretrievably compromise Germany's economy and render the treaty's other vast obligations impossible to fulfill, undermining Germany's capacity to execute its commitments.
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Germany
Leaking Supreme Court News Probed by Justice Dept
The Department of Justice announced an investigation into reports of leaks in Supreme Court decisions. Officials say the leaks were allegedly used by speculators to profit from stock market trades.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Weather Summary: Gentle Temperature Change
A fair day brought only small changes in temperature with light winds and no notable precipitation. Residents should expect continued mild conditions into the next day with overall calm conditions.
Dairy Deliveryman Frostbitten After Subzero Weather
Nele Christensen of the Plain dairy ranch suffered severe frostbite to fingers and toes while delivering milk during a historic spell of twenty degrees below zero. He braved deep snow to avoid disappointing customers and is now receiving treatment at the Christensen dairy ranch.
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Nele Christensen
Plain Dairy Fo
Christensen Dairy Ranch
Gerard Files Claim for Nomination
James W. Gerard of New York has filed a minority nominating petition for president at the South Dakota state primaries in March. The petition is signed by all delegates to the recent state proposal meeting and declares the aim to make and keep the country safe for democracy. TRY STATE LEADER WANT AD THEY BRING RESULTS.
Demented Italian in Custody Here
A demented Italian in custody is reported with a physician stating his condition may improve within days. He was evacuated to a lower altitude with an attendant, tore his path ticket, but railway agents recovered the fragments and reunited them with his belongings. He carried $7,500 along with tickets.
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Wes
Uckel
Sign Painting Radiant and Carriage Makers Advertised
Complete carriages and sulkies offered by Mobba Muskfeldt and Finkbiner with advertising for painting and radiant services. Phone 146 listed for inquiries and orders.
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Radiant
Mobba
Musk
Feldt & Finkbiner
Wanted Stenographer at Yeoay 478
Help wanted for a stenographer position. Applicants should be available between 9 and 12 mornings. This brief notice seeks a qualified candidate for clerical work.
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Yeoay
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