Intervention in Mexico Seen Likely by State Department
Washington dispatches note to Mexican government on Jenkins case as Lansing signals possible forcible intervention or seizure of Mexican ports. Secretary's briefing with Porter underscores administration firmness, asserting no change in belief that intervention or port seizure may be necessary.
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Lansing
Washington
Associated Press
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Jenkins
Carranza
United States
Justce
Mexico
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Department
Tman Porter
House Committee On Foreign
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Lamsing
Senator Newberry Indicted on Michigan Fraud Charges
Truman H. Newberry United States senator from Michigan faces federal indictment on corruption fraud and conspiracy tied to the November election that secured his seat over Henry Ford. The grand jury probe led by the Justice Department involved witnesses from across the state and included former governor Chase Osborn.
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United States
Michigan
Henry Ford
Department of Justice
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Frank ©. Dailey
H. Dale Souter
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Chase
Osborn
Newberry
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Navy
Theodore Roosevelt
Detroit
Ford
Plot to return Kaiser to Germany uncovered
German Socialists report a monarchist plot to repatriate former Emperor William and the former crown prince Frederick William to Germany early in December.
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Dusseldorf
Associated Press
William
Frederick William
Germany
Lodge confronts Wilson over ratification of peace treaty
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said in a published interview that he wants prompt action on the German peace treaty but will oppose President Wilson if he rejects the reservations aimed at Americanizing the pact. He signaled readiness to face Wilson before the people on that issue.
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Wilson
Washington
Associated Pess
Henry Cabot Lodge
Committee On Foreign Relation
Senate
Germany
Congress Reopens For Long Sixty Sixth Session
Washington December 1 The first regular session of the Sixty sixth congress opened with a large gallery crowd. Formalities of appointing committees and deadlines were dispensed with due to President Wilson’s illness. A communication was sent in place of the usual procedures and anticipated to last until just before the next election.
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Associated Press
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Former service men take jobs as miners in Kansas
War time coal restrictions go into effect as strikes threaten supply. Federal and state officials coordinate to direct coal to railroads, shipping, military, and public utilities while governors urge aggressive production and a fuel administration. National guardsmen and volunteer miners deployed to Cherokee and Crawford districts. Osage mines hoped to resume by Tuesday.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
National
Cherokee
Crawford
Osage County
Alaska appropriations listed for federal Alaska programs
A Washington dispatch to the Seattle Times outlines proposed federal appropriations for Alaska. Major items include 150,000 for lighthouse at Cape Spencer, 160,000 for development of fisheries and hatcheries, 125,000 for native education and medical relief, 100,000 for care of Alaska insane, 50,000 for boundary survey, and 100,000 for a road service.
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Alaska
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Alaska Boundary Survey
Aeria
Alaska Cable
Cape Spencer
Alaskor Alaska Reindeer Service
Kolchak forces retreat in Western Siberia as new cabinet forms
Western Siberia sees Kolchak retreating in disorder with defences unable to be held. A guard of three protects the leader while events unfold in Irkutsk. In Omsk eleven generals and many officers are reported captured by Bolshevik forces. Cabinet resignations prompt a shift toward a new administration led by M Hepelgeaff focusing on democratic principles and civilian authority.
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Siberia
London
Associ
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Council of Ministers
Irkutsk
M. Hepelgeaff
Interor
Harvard Eleven Invited to Pasadena for Rose Bowl
Harvard University was invited by Tournament of Roses officials to represent the host city in the New Year football game in Pasadena California. Possible opponents include Washington Oregon or Southern California. Also reported is a coal miners strike at Hanna Wyoming affecting fuel supply and military control declared in Crawford and Cherokee counties.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Kansas
Missouri
St. Joseph
Pasadena
Cal
Tournament of Roses
Harvard University
University of Washington
University of Oregon
University of Southern California
Harvard
Pittsburg
Kan
Crawford
Cherokee Countie
Alameda Sails to Northern Ports With 112 Passengers
Seattle Dec 1 Associated Press reports the steamship Alameda departed at 9 am yesterday for Northern ports carrying 112 passengers. Among those bound for Cordova were James Kennedy Mrs J England H E St George Miss A McGovern A M Smith H Stadelmen Richard Horn and the Walker couple with baby T N Hubbart W W Elmer G B Burleigh and eighteen steerage travelers. Governor Thomas Riggs Jr. was also aboard bound for Juneau.
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Seattle
Associated Press
Alameda
Cordova
James Kennedy
J. England
H. E. St. George
A. McGovern
A. M. Smith
H. Stadelmen
Richard Horn
R. G. Walker
T. N. Hubbart
W. W. Elmer G. B. Burleigh
Thomas Riggs, Jr
Juneau
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