Resumption of Trade With Russia Suggested in Senate Plan
The readied piece by Senator France proposes advising the president to take steps to reestablish trade with Russia. It targets the next Senate session for introduction and outlines potential measures to facilitate renewed commerce between the nations.
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Irish leaders arrested in Dublin amid unrest
Arthur Griffith and other Sinn Fein figures were seized by auxiliary police in Dublin. A Rome to London Telegraph note says Congo steamer owners plan sending 15 million fire to secure its release. Multiple unrelated incidents follow, including drownings in Lake Lenore, missing Americans in Berlin, and anti Irish clashes in New York.
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World War I Casualties by Branch Revealed in Ireland Report
Surgeon General Ireland’s annual World War I casualty report lists 84 249 killed and 224 089 wounded. Infantry suffered the highest losses with 797 killed per thousand and 215 6 wounded per thousand, while 70.2 percent of the wounded returned to duty.
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Eight Bodies Found on Beach From W. J. Pirrie Shipwreck
Eight bodies from the lost barge W. J. Pirrie were recovered on a Cape Johnson area beach near Callam Bay Washington including Mrs Alfred Jensen the master's wife. The Pirrie is believed sunk near Cake Tock midway between James Island and Cape Johnson. The Jensen baby is missing.
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Eight Bodies Recovered After Washington Coast Storm
Eight bodies washed ashore near Quil lavate river mouth on the Washington coast including Captain Alfred B Jensen his wife and First Officer Peter Hohlmann. Chilean crewmen also found with no trace yet of Captain Jensen's 11 month old baby. Coast shipping men believe they confirm the fate of missing barge W. J. Pirrie from last week storm.
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Ponzi Gets Five Years in Federal Prison
Boston December 1 Charles Ponzi pleads guilty in federal court to one count of an indictment charging him with defrauding investors in his schemes to pay fabulous interest. He is sentenced to five years in the penitentiary with more than 20 other counts dismissed.
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Boston
Charles Ponzi
Receiver for Steamer Line in Equity Case
Theodore J. Keane was appointed federal receiver in equity for Starflard Steamship Co Inc of New York. Carter & Weekes Stevedoring Co of West Virginia filed a $32,000 claim. Liabilities totaled $657,258. assets, including vessels bought from the government with payments not completed, were not estimated.
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Sinn Fein Uprising Reported With Dead and Damaged Property
Liverpool police rounded up suspects after a weekend conspiracy alleged to involve Sinn Fein. Fire damage across Bigland and Ireland provoked reprisals with 15 killed near Kilmichael and civilians driven from Johnstown as looting and arson spread.
Killings of 15 cadets near Kilmichael shock Commons
Sir Hamar Greenwood read dispatches on the ambush of 15 auxiliary police cadets near Kilmichael. About 80 to 100 attackers, in khaki with steel helmets, fired from both road sides, disarmed some cadets, looted bodies, and burned lorries. The secretary called the event a challenge to parliament and civilization.
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Sinn Feiner Arraigned for Cotton Warehouse Fire Murder
A Dublin native, unnamed, is charged in Liverpool police court with murder linked to Saturday night cotton warehouse fires. Police say he and two others acted suspiciously near the blaze and attempted to flee as officers arrived. the arrestee allegedly fired at officers, killing a civilian, and was found with plans of the premises. He is remanded for one week.
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Cotton Mills Reopen After Two-Week Idle Period
In Gastonia North Carolina on November 30 mills including Loray the citys largest and the Armstrong chain of 14 factories resumed operation yesterday with greatly reduced working hours after two weeks idle on reduced schedules.
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Firestone Slashes Dividends and Salaries
Firestone Tire and Rubber announces a six percent annual dividend payable December 20 instead of eight percent and an immediate ten percent cut in all salaries. No change to wage scales. Akron, Ohio report notes the move aims to conserve cash during the current readjustment period.
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Obregon Takes Office as President of Mexico
Mexico City reports Gen Alvaro Obregon to be inaugurated as president with plans for social reform and foreign policy openness. He pledges education funding, normalizing living conditions, and employing underpaid school teachers while returning Mexico to worldaligned policies.
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Market report shows weaker feeds and steady demand for top hay
Increased hay receipts and tight demand push prices down by 1 to 2 per ton in major markets. Wheat, corn, and gluten feed soften while cottonseed and linseed meals stay weak amid high stocks. Northern potatoes and onions shift modestly. grain exports lift cash grain demand with Chicago and Kansas City reporting firmer tones. Hog and cattle prices largely mix with declines in veal and fat lambs.
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State Railroad Commission Denies Wheat Milling Law Flout
Montana mills operate at 12 698 barrels daily with 72 mills reporting no shutdowns. The two month test run to base costs proceeds, with the Montana trade commission and railroad commission sharing oversight. Beaver depredations persist with 200 trapping permits. health notes show measles and other diseases, and a TB Christmas seal plan features Croix de Lorra ines emblem for 1920.
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Great Northern to lay off workers in West
Notices posted at the Great Northern railroad shops in Hillyard announce a 10 percent cut in shop crews effective December 6. About 100 men are expected to be laid off, and 50 more in the bridge and building department will also lose jobs.
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