U S May Sever Relations With Mexico
Senate resolution urged President Wilson to sever diplomatic ties with Mexico amid accusations of Bolshevik propaganda by Mexican officials in the United States. Carranza administration is urged to respond to state department notes on Jenkins. Secret session delegates international affairs to Carranza.
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Associated Press
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New York
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Mexico City
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Not Guilty Pleas From Politicians in Ford Newberry Case
Frank W. Barr of Detroit pleaded not guilty at arraignment on charges tied to the Ford Newberry senatorial campaign. Twenty-one others also pleaded not guilty, with several prominent political figures indicted including Samuel Odell William M Donnelly Edward Bowman and Louis Thompson. The grand jury says campaign expenses reached nearly a million dollars. The Senate adopted a resolution for a senatorial inquiry into the Ford Newberry election contest.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Associated Press
Frank W. Barr
Detroit
Senator Newberry
Samuel Odell
William M. Donnelly
Edward Bowman
Louis Thompson
Barr
Newberry
Grand Jury
Washington
Senate Today
Pomerene
Ohio
English and German Money Takes a Drop
The pound sterling fell to 3.89 dollars, the lowest level in history, while the German mark was quoted at 2 1/2 cents following market trading in New York.
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New York
Associated Press
Coal strike closes Gary steel plant forced shutdown
Eight thousand steel workers at the American Sheet Tin Plate Company in Gary Indiana were laid off as a coal shortage forced the plant to close today. The shutdown follows a citywide coal shortage impacting production and employment in the region.
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Gary
Ind
Associated Press
American Sheet Tin Plate Company
Senate probes charges against Federal Trade Commission
The Senate ordered an investigation by the Interstate Commerce Committee into charges by Senator Watson of Indiana that the FTC is a socialistic hotbed. The inquiry will examine the commission’s attitude toward business interests and its value as a federal agency with Senator Cummins of Town as chairman.
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Indiana
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Cummins
Town
Thirteen Teams Tied In Six Day Bicycle Race
In New York on December 3 the six day bicycle race sees thirteen teams tied after forty six hours of racing. One team has dropped out of the event.
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New York
Associated Press
Dempsey Found Guilty in Second Degree Murder Case
VALDEZ Dec 3 Special to Daily Times William Dempsey was found guilty of murder in the second degree today by a district court jury after a two hour deliberation. He was on trial for the murder of Margaret Lavore in Anchorage. The evidence was clear cut and most jurors hailed from Cordova. This marks Dempsey’s second murder conviction following a prior first degree verdict for the killing of Deputy Marshal Isaac Evans at Seward.
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Daily Times
William Dempsey
Tria
Margaret Lavore
Anchorage
Cordova
Dempsey
Isaac Evans
Seward
Attitude of Defiance by German Government Reported
Paris December 3 The German government refuses to sign the protocol required to implement the peace treaty. Reports say a change in mood since the U S Senate rejected ratification. The people back the government in resisting allied demands for indemnity over the Scapa Flow ship sinking.
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Paris
Associated Press
Germany
United States
Scapa Flow
Attack on Armistice Day Marchers Unearths Unarmed Paraders
Centralia Washington December 3 Mayor Rogers and city commissioners released a formal statement detailing an I W W attack on Armistice day marchers. The note says the I W W planned the assault a fortnight ahead and fired on unarmed marchers without justification or excuse.
Babe Ruth to Enter Prize Ring as Heavyweight Contender
Los Angeles December 3 Babe Ruth famed home run king may become a contender in boxing with Kid McCoy guiding him for a trial bout. The announced plan suggests Ruth could pursue a heavyweight career after pro baseball achievements.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Babe” Ruth
Kid” McCoy
Passenger Train Wreck Injures Dozens Near Fort Worth
A Fort Worth & Denver passenger train derailed sixty miles north of Fort Worth. Reports say twenty five people were injured, many seriously, in the wreck.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Associated Press
Denver
Dr Barrows Elected Varsity President in California
Dr. David J. Barrows head of the American Legion of California and UC Berkeley education dean was chosen as president to succeed Benjamin Ide Wheeler after his resignation was accepted by the regents in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
David J. Barrows
American Legion of California
University of California
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
Regents
Anaconda Standard Suspends Publication After Strike
The Anaconda Standard, Montana's long running daily, suspended yesterday after printers walked off over a wage dispute. The strike halted all production and distribution, signaling a temporary halt to the paper's publication.
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Anaconda Standard
Anaconda
Mont
Associated Press
Montana
Indictments in Seattle for Union Record editors and staff
A. B. Aust editor George Listman and Frank Rust directors and Anna Louise Strong writer on the Union Record were indicted by a federal grand jury on espionage act charges. Aust Rust and Listman were arrested in November when the paper was suppressed. the Union Record continues to appear from a job printing office.
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Seattle
Associated Press
A. B. Aust
George Listman
Frank Rust
Anna Louise Strong
Union Record
Federal Grand Jury
Aust
Rust
Listman
Fee
Peace Delegation To Leave Paris On December 9
The American delegation to the peace conference will depart Paris on December 9. Ambassador Wallace has been entrusted with closing all unsettled matters before departure.
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Washington
Associated Press
Paris
Wallace
Carlisle the escaped train robber captured in Wyoming
Carlisle, the escaped convict and train robber, was captured in Wheatland by Sheriff Reach after a siege in a cabin. He was shot through the lung but will recover and be returned to the penitentiary. He told the sheriff he did not blame him and said telegraphs bearing his signature were fake.
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Sheriff Reach
Wheatland
Carlisle
Douglas
Union Pacific
Carpentier Set To Fight Beckett In London Tomorrow
Paris dispatch says Georges Carpentier the French heavyweight will meet Beckett the British boxer tomorrow in London. Betting favors Beckett at 7 to 5 though French money backs Carpentier.
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Carpentier
Beckett
Paris
Associated Press
Georges Carpentier
Pugilist
London
Contempt Citations Planned for Coal Strike Violators
Government to file contempt of court citations against United Mine Workers officials and possibly mine owners over the coal strike. DOJ has collected evidence of strike injunction violations and possible miner statements encouraging stoppage. Arrests may occur within 48 hours as contempt proceedings loom.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Associated Press
United Mine Workers of America
Department of Justice
Garfield
Anderson
Shipping Board chief cites pause in Pacific to Orient lines
Chairman Payne of the United States Shipping Board told Pacific coast shippers that new passenger lines to the Orient will be delayed due to the young state of passenger vessels. He said refitting German liners would take three months and the board would push lines as soon as possible. Charles C. Moore of San Francisco noted that transport firms handle most Orient passenger traffic.
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Washington
Associated Press
Payne
United States Shipping Board
Pacific Coast
Orient
Charles C. Moore
San Francisco
Villa held by own men reported in Juarez
Juarez dispatch says Villa was captured by a force of his own men and kept for a government reward. Federal troops move toward Chihuahua as two Villa rebels notified officials that Villa is in custody. A separate item states anarchists Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman ordered to appear Monday for deportation to Soviet Russia.
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Juarez
Associated Press
Mexican National Railway
Villa
Chihuahua
New York
Alexander Berkman
Emma Goldman
Soviet Russia
General Wood Endorsed for Presidency by Republican Convention
The Republican state convention at Pierre South Dakota endorsed General Wood for President. For vice president the body favored either Governor Lowden of Illinois or Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts. The Democrats endorsed Wilson for re election and Vice President Marshall for a third term. The convention backed the League of Nations with no amendment by Democrats and with reservations by Republicans. Non partisan endorsed Governor Frazier of North Dakota for President. Senator Lafollette was suggested for vice president but no action taken.
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Poindexter
Washington
League of Nations
Democrats
Republicans
Frazier
North Dakota
Lafollette
Seattle Physician Dies at Rochester
Dr. Alfred Raymond a prominent Seattle physician for thirty years died today in Rochester Minnesota at the Mayo Clinic. He built a large practice and was active in medical societies and civic affairs.
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Seattle
Rochester
Associated Press
Alfred Raymond
Rochester, Minn
Fish Quotations from Ketchikan Halibut Prices
Yesterday's fish quotations reported in Ketchikan show halibut with firsts at 17 1/2 cents and seconds at 17 1/2 cents. Prices reflect market activity for the prior day and provide a snapshot of regional fish trade.
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Ketchikan
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