President Wilson may skip address to Congress in person
AAP report notes President Wilson likely will not appear before Congress to deliver an in person speech. Instead he may transmit a written message tomorrow after discussions with Senate leaders and a White House meeting. The decision follows lingering health concerns and mixed views among lawmakers about a joint appearance.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilton
Congress
Senate
House
Wilson
Waite Holike
Senator Lodge
White House
Alabama
Denus Veratic
Representative Mondell
Republican House
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Sharma
Ayet
Von
France
Toate Street
Eacetoc
Lt Waa
IAPS Interested in Aiding the Starving Chinese
Washington December 7 relief of the flood famine in Northern China attracts wide Japanese interest. Funds are generously contributed by schools and universities with door-to-door solicitation by special committees in Tokyo. The China Japanese business association reportedly started a nationwide famine relief movement.
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Ashington
China
Jay
Tokio
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Williams Renominated As Comptroller Of The Currency By Wilson
Washington December 7 John Skelton Williams of Richmond Virginia was renominated today by President Wilson to be comptroller of the currency. The nomination appears among about 17 000 nominations largely for cons appointments and including some army promotions.
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Williams
Wilson
Washington
John Skelton Willams
Richmond
Urges Better Mapping Of Routes For Ships From United States
Washington Dec 7 The United States should not rely on foreign powers for charters for American vessels says Rear Admiral Edward Simpson hydrographer in a report to Secretary Daniels. He recommends augmenting the hydrographer's staff to remove the present dependence on foreign routes notably Europe Asia and the Indies for forty years or more.
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Edward Simpson
Daniels
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Europe
Aon
Indies
Two Mail Robbers Are Sentenced by U S Court
In Des Moines Iowa on December 7 the United States District Court sentenced two men identified as Fred Pfoffenberger and Colinell Bluffs for a mail robbery offense. Their ages and exact motives remain unclear in the damaged text but the court imposed a term of imprisonment.
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United States
Dee Moines
Fred Pfoffenberger
Seine
Colinell Bluffs
Lanvenere
Devila Lakes N. D
Tony Ehelkel
Wis
Vakota
Devilalle
Annual Message Of Pres Wilton Delivers To Congress
President Wilton stresses immediate needs for law changes to boost manufacturing and agriculture, regulate cold storage, and ensure price transparency on interstate goods. He urges federal licensing for interstate corporations and supports Armenian loan and Philippine independence as precedents for broader American policy.
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Congress
Urees
United States
Armenia
Philippine Islands
America
Francisco
San Francisco
Martens Case Arguments Opened in Washington
Arguments in Martens deportation case were opened today before Secretary Wilson. The government contends Martens is an alien and subject of Germany, linked to the Russian Communist Party and anti governments figures. The proceedings have stretched for almost a year with hearings at the Department of Labor and Ellis Island.
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Washington
Lidwiger
A. K. Marlena
United States
Labor
Wilson
Martens
Department of Labor
Fost
Ellis Island
Shell
Germany
Russian Communist Party
Third Internationale
War state with Italy ends in Trieste report
Trieste reporting that the state of war between the Quarnero regency at Piume and Italy will be ended after a note from Italy’s War Ministry stating General Caviglia’s order lacked an ultimatum. The decision, announced by Gabriele d’Annunzio’s headquarters, follows the received note. A separate dispatch notes near completion of mediation roles between Central Lithuania and the Kovna government by a League commission.
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Trieste
Associated Press
Quarnero
Piume
Gabriele d'Annunzio
d’Annunzio
Ministry of War
Caviglia
Warsaw
Athe Associated Press
Ite
Zeligouski
Central
Lithuainia
Kovna
League of Nations Commission
Jarmiet
National Authority On Outdoor Sports Writer Promotes Promotions
Pete Carney a recognized outdoor sports authority writes for The Herald. The piece highlights his role in promoting fishing ramping skating trap shooting and hunting morals through the National Sports Syndicate and his connections with leaders across all branches. The Herald will publish Carney's articles covering sports for both sexes and assist in promoting these activities in Grand Forks Fargo Minot and Portland.
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Pete Carney
the Herald
Jovern
Gutdoorito
Toneh
Hunt Moral
National Sports Syndicate
Peter P. Caveney
Cyerity
Herald
Carney
Grand Yorks
Herald Sporting Department
Corvallis Hosts Narrow Tootkastéwdadn Event
A garbled report from Corvallis references a 2018 match or event labeled as a traditional state championship. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the fragment indicates a sports or competition context with a possible college association and an age or level designation.
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Tootkastéwdadn
Grey RC Ee iv
Corvallis
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Oregon Agricultural College
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