President Wilson weighs Mexican diplomatic moves
Washington reports outline a push to sever diplomatic relations with Mexico, while President Wilson weighs the Mexican claims and a Senate inquiry into alleged Mexican consular influence. A letter from Wilson to Senator Bull emphasizes constitutional limits and caution about any rapid diplomatic shifts.
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Washington
Atvervieat Consulie
Wilam A. Jruklis
Muxican Faiternal Supreme Court
Fiebhy Smite Eiventt
Enkoanssy
Mexico City
Whegor
Congress
Ball
Curreanzi
Lodge
Presiggae
Corvigne
Eller Executiva
Tinatone
Bull
Tienorindun
Subcommittee On Foreign Affairs
Nnel
Hitchcock Calad
Wnh
Aoy Gine
Houses
Senate
Raid Counterfeiting Plant Seized in Louis
A counterfeiters operation, described as a complete engraving plant for counterfeiting $3 notes, was confiscated. Three men and two women were arrested and taken to the west end by government agents.
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Louis
West End
Enroll Volunteers to Dig Coal in Adjoining States
A plan to enlist Nebraskans to volunteer for coal digging in neighboring states triggers suspicions of conspiratorial activity amid the government’s push to end the strike. Paderewaki remains in power in Warsaw as factional strife tempers negotiations.
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Vinceln
Nel
Bee
Paderewaki
Warsaw
Peemler
Airplane Crash Kills Two in Ortuinooga Tender
In Ortuinooga near the aviation field two people died and twenty were injured when an airplane pilot Arbiter T Mutlingsworth swerved. Crowds gathered as authorities investigated the fatal incident at the city airfield.
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T Mutlingsworth
Aviation Geld
Thiselty
Relief Ship Elurona Lost Off Psara Reported
Ath ens reports the British schooner Elurona foutilerat November 27 off Psara in the Grecian archipelago. The crew was saved and ferried to Pleacus by a Greek steamer.
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Sritiah
Tendon, Dee
Athens
Elurona Foutilerat
Psara
Grevian Archipelago
Pleacus
Won't Withdraw the Pact From Senate
Washington December reports say President Wilson will not withdraw the treaty from the Senate for the present. Senator Hitchcock denounces after his visit to the president, signaling continued debate on the pact.
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Washington
Dec
Wilson
Senate
Hitchock Nine
Three Big Groups of Bolshevists Behind Propaganda
New York dec 11 radical agitation in the United States is blamed on an organized movement inspired by the Russian soviet government. A legislative committee’s report outlines three radical groups supplying bolshevik propaganda across the nation. The inquiry cites Union of Russian Workers, Industrial Workers of the World, and Communist parties as promoting overthrow by illegal means. New York, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit are named as key centers with hundreds arrested and numerous indictments for criminal anarchy. The report notes longstanding anarchist press influence and identifies two Finnish editors serving sentences for criminal anarchy.
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New York
Joint Legislative Committee
Union of Russian Workers
Matin
Industrial Workers of the World
Communist Party of America
Communist “Labor ‘Party
New York City
Owith
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Atlantic
Pacific
Aign
Haymarket
Mexican bandits surrender after ransom mission
Federico Yauarteo and about 500 bandits surrendered to General Pablo Gonzales in Puebla, Mexico. The force, marching under a white flag, received pay for officers and soldiers before being disarmed and moved to Altiso for quartering. The group had previously captured United States Consul William O Jenkins and held him for ransom.
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Plvenine
Woodrow Wilson
Albert E. Fall
United States Senate
Washington
Dec
Alt
Neve Mexico
Toser
United Setacea
Altiso
Smallpox on Ocean Liner Brittannia Case Leads to Quarantine
The French steamer Brittannia arriving from Margelites and the Azores reports a smallpox case in steerage. Quarantine officials vaccinated nearly a thousand people including crew and passengers, held the ship for disinfection, and moved 808 steerage travelers to Hoffman Island for observation. Two more deaths occur from alcohol poisoned with mirbane in Bronx City.
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New York
Margelites
Azores
Hoffman Island
Navy General Board Summary for 1921 Build Plan
Washington reports recommendations for 1921 building program including two battleships one battle cruiser ten scout cruisers five destroyer flotilla leaders and six submarines. Nitro West Virginia plant site sold to Charleston Industrial Corporation for 9.601 million with a 75.9 million total town and plant cost. St Paul raid nets whisky seizure three homese seized four suspects all Vintrans.
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Great Navy
Washington
Navy General Board
Nitro
W. Ve
Charleston
W. Va
War Department
Bank President Guilty in Fargo False Statements Case
In Fargo North Dakota on December 8 the jury found H J Hagen president of the Scandinavian American Bank of Fargo guilty of making false statements to the state bank examiner. A Missouri federal court granted a temporary injunction restraining district attorneys from enforcing wartime prohibition acts in a separate Whisky seizure case in St Louis.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Dec
Feria
United States District Court
Fargo
N. D
Gulity
N. DB
H. J. Hagen
Bank of Fargo
Government budget estimates rise to 5.25 billion
Washington reports submitted estimates for the coming fiscal year bring proposed government expenditures to 5 249 470 081 dollars up from 4 805 400 000. Representative Good Iowa chair of the appropriations committee warns against over appropriating and outlines omitted items and deficits. The article also notes looming industrial conditions and wartime era energy saving orders on shutdowns, lighting cuts, and transportation curtailments as the nation anticipates a strike settlement.
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Washington
Gwisslons
Representative Good
Iowa
Appropriations Committee
House
Congress
United States
Railroad Administration
Good
Glassin
Newberry Trial Set For January Seventeen
Senator Truman M Newberry and 134 campaign aides face federal charges in a Grand Rapids courtroom. Judge Sessions fixed January 27 as the trial date after the brief arraignment and adjournment to clerk's office for further preparations.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
United States
Truman H. Newberry
Judge Sessions
Federal District Court
Death mystery surrounds Maud Tabor in Kalamazoo
Report details Maud Faith Tabor who died in her mother's arms amid a secrecy claim. Mrs. Sarah Tabor and Maud's brother Walter Tabor are cited in California arrest notices. Officials say a three year secret aimed to hide disgrace. Jenkins case moves to Mexican federal supreme court from Puebla circuit court.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Maud
Tabor
Walter Tabor
Walter
Maud Tabor
Mawud
Sarah Tabor
Fort Atkinson
Elizabeth Bragg Hoard
Goveror
W. D. Hoard
Heard
Vermont
Wisconsin
Explosion Kills Five at Regina Farm Home
Five people die when a stove explodes at the home of A J Mc Quitty near Dubuque Sask. Other items note U S military budget debate in Washington and a newspaper ownership change, plus a Camp Holabird auction of government vehicles and a theft arrest of Capt Albert Tannery in London.
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Regina
Sask
A. J. McQuitty
Dubuque
Baltimore
Camp Holabird
Plea for More Production and Wages Policy
Washington reports the annual Secretary of Labor Wilson adds that two paths raise living standards: higher productivity to increase wage material, or raise wages by taking profits from employers. If profits stay, higher wages lift cost of living, harming workers unless profiteering is curbed. War disruption and high tension cause shortages. restoring efficiency is key for fair living standards and reducing profiteering opportunities.
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Washington
Wilson
Night Riders for Chicago Patrols Devised by Alderman
Chicago plans 100 night riders to patrol streets and root out criminals, proposed in the city council by Alderman Ross A. Woodhull of the Eighth ward. The report notes a theft of 1 1/2 tons of grand sugar valued at $450 and a search for two drivers tied to a teaming contractor.
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Chicago
Ross A. ‘Woodhull
Eighth Ward
Sten
U S Bank Official Dies In Federal Reserve District
Cleveland December 10 Lymar H Treadway fifty seven vice chairman of the federal reserve bank of the Fourth district is dead from heart disease after an illness of one day. His condition was not believed critical. Vatican Aids Unemployed Home December 10 In order to provide work for the unemployed the Vatican has ordered the construction of a huge boarding house for visiting pilgrims and directed the erection of other buildings.
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U. S. Bank
Cleveland
Lymar. H. Treadway
Federal Reserve, Bank of the Fourth District
Matican
Vatican
Paris
Marin Guy
Wisconsin News Summaries Across State Cities
Madison hosts the American Society of Equity convention with delegates from Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and Montana. Wisconsin officials bar J N Tittemore from reelection and discuss reviving the Wisconsin Equity News amid policy changes. Fuel ban protests by La Crosse ministers seek Sunday night services and a 15 hour week.
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Madison
American Society of Equity
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Montana
J.N
Tittemore
Wisconsin State Board
Wisconsin Equity News
Lasse
la Crosse
Fuel Administration
Moving Picture
Paris Fashion Extravaganes Reinvent Hats For Winter
A Paris fashion correspondent surveys rapid modern millinery trends for afternoon and evening wear. Black hats dominate demand with velvets silks and furs shaping mid range sailors and draped berets. Monkeys fur trimming gains, while matching dress lining with coats becomes a noted development in coordinated toilettes.
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Argle
Paris
Fusion
Sallora
Jack Frost
Paradise
Suzxane Talbot
Bitele Morehan A Wons
Toilet Sets Appeal in Ivory and Amber Fashion
A historical column notes growing interest in toilet sets crafted from ivory amber and tortoise shell with hand carved and painted designs. It mentions Cleopatra's era use of cosmetics, ostrich plumes becoming fashionable, and ostrich feather trimming extending to clothing and accessories.
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Royal
France
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