Measures Framed in EG Grists for Early Action
Washington report notes congressional plans to study methods aiding normal business amid tentative proposals. Members of the Veereso mR and See world group convene in conference to outline legislative program, with a focus on tax and farm reforms, industry protections, and measures to ease business conditions.
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Washington Dye
Jovity
Thy
Veeresomr Sawars
See World
Reapers
Mpinierce
Warquake
Abe Ie
Stry
Terdayy
Cactay
Victor
League 10 Combat 1 World War Typhus Debate
Debated effort to fight typhus in the Near East with representatives from all climates and peoples. Campaign leaders pledged to apply broad measures to curb the disease spreading through Mikope and wider areas, aiming for a successful global response despite difficulties.
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Near East
Tfleanne
Usaros
Mikope
Armenians rescue funds debate reaches Washington
A fragmentary report from Washington in December outlines U S efforts to aid Armenians. The congressional discussion centers on a proposed credit between 24 000 and 34 000 dollars to mediate between Armenian factions and Turkish authorities. President Wilson is noted as tasking mediation and a meeting is referenced with representatives including Daves.
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Washington
Dew
P Wilson
Ashi
Congress
United State
Wonessinn
Arevisn Questian
Witws
Ty Daves
Papers in Bali case grabbed amid baseball scandal
AP report from Chicago describes Chief Justice Charles AL McDonald ordering evidence in the baseload scandal to be impounded and copies of papers turned over to the judge. The investigation centers on White Sox players linked to the 1919 World Series fixing. Moyne and Replogle testify about access to records and their custody. Federal Judge Landis warns of action if tampering occurred as the case proceeds.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jusitce
Charles AL McDonald
Forowine
McLay Hoye
Ori
Ete Naul
Wight White Sox
Robert
Hoyne
Kenne
My. Moyne
Replogle
Mc Hogue
Keaves
Mr. Moyne
Hayne
Ford
Landista
Ken
Union Cuts Scale Involuntary Wage Concession
The Lin carpenters union today voluntarily reduced wages from 26 to 20 cents an hour, while building materials and architects’ fees stay unchanged until April 1. The old settlement remains in effect for now.
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Associated
Dre
Lincolt Carpenters’ Union
Architwcts
Wilsons last message and faith in mankind 1919
Congress convened in brief session to hear President Wilson present his annual message. He emphasized fiscal reform, budget efficiency, Philippines independence, Armenia aid, tax simplification, licensing of corporations, veteran rehabilitation, and the need for democracy and world order without backers for the League of Nations.
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Washigtan
Congress
Wilson
Mrc
Berhan
Gullemek
Senate
House
Washington
Philippines
Armenia
League of Nations
Germany
Wil
Uuuk
Great Western Well Grows In With Big Flow
Milburn of Miles City reports Great Western well in Mosby field came in during the night with an estimated flow between 200 and 24 barrels. Eugene Milburn, president of Great Western Oil Company, confirms the well flowed heavily as the tenth producing hole in the Mosby field.
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Ly Mara Cuuted Press
Laisa. Dee
Milburn
Miles Wine
Great Western Vyalansesty
Lewistons
Eugene Milburn
Miles City
Great Western Il Company
Mosby
Great Westeen
Gestion I
Gov McDowell Commutes Sentence of Ben Kahn
Governor McDowell and Acting Governor WLW McBarwell commuted Ben Kahns seven and one half year minimum to five years. Kahns sedition case, trial judge A C Spencer recommended clemency. Kahns parole could follow after half the minimum served if the state board of pardons approves. Kahns early life in Carbon county noted, with support from Carbon officials and defense leaders.
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Gov. McDowell
Ben Kahn
Wlw
Mc Barwell
McDowell
State Board of Pardons
Raha
Mary
San Francisco
Carbon County
Iverisny
McDovwell
Judes A.C. Spencer
Kahn
Sodee
MacDowell
Rabi Jt
Sisehy
Peatet
Kahn Say
Carhon County
Row Coming in Congress On Damming Yellowstone
Washington December 7 AnEmbers of Congress discuss Yellowstone damming as MT Senator Whish proposes a bill to flood Yellowstone Lake waters for power. The plan would place facilities under federal control while rival measures seek to block water projects in national parks and monuments with Interior Department backing.
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Congress
Washington
Whish
Montana
Yellowstone
Aevalor Jones
National Parky
Esch
Wisconsin
Interior Department
Washington Reform Bureau to Convene in December
Rev Wilbur F Crafts serves as superintendent and treasurer of the International Reform bureau which plans a Washington convention from December 8 to 10. The gathering is expected to discuss the District of Columbia wine tag and possibly back a nationwide movement for a sinless Sabbath.
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Washington
Wilbur F. Crafts
International Reform Bureau
District of Columbia
Trio of Atrocious Thugs Indicted in Sanoms County Case
A trio including Chenarge ney Valois and Terrene 3 face indictments in Sanoms County. Sheriff Ay Petras leads Detentive Surjeant Miles Mo Jackson and Deter Tester Mann in proceedings. Fatalities noted as Sandy wlyde and others are referenced in cryptic terms within the distressed OCR text.
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Lvdie Fagaist
Chenargeney Valois
Terrene 3
Ay Petras
Sanoms County
Vnl
Miles Mo Jackson
Deter
Mann Ds
San Franciscs Hulive
Hope for Child Offers Fighting Chance at Health
A detained young girl named Hope, deformed for 17 years, is described by physicians as having a fighting chance to regain health after years of neglect. Her widow mother, the child’s guardian, seeks treatment amid ongoing family strife and local support efforts.
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Pris Doner
Wldow
Biar
Tortay
Townsfolk elect all-women mayoral slate in Youeala
A 19th century town faced a dramatic shift as seven women were chosen to hold all municipal offices including mayor. After incumbents resigned, these nominees were appointed and later announced as the new leadership. Voters later re elected the all-women slate in November.
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Ios
Mayer
Youeala
Vicker
Lever Plans Warehouse System to Aid Farmers Through Warehousing
Indianapolis report details a proposed plan by Mr Lever to ease farm tilers burdens. The plan calls for government sale of certificates, warehouse storage, and expanded storage capacity to stabilize prices and provide ready money for producers. Aimed at long term relief, it envisions sub corporations under the federal relief framework to distribute benefits and stabilize rural incomes throughout the year.
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Ted Dros
Indianapolis
America Warut Tureau Federation
Federal
Fiemme
Inga
Lever
Freien
League Wrestles With Economic Sanctions Policy
The commission on economies of the League of Nations today discussed potential sanctions and blockades. It considered how to prevent unilateral actions without council approval, aiming to balance member defenses with collective decision making.
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Critevay
League of Nations
Todkiy Anni
League
Council of the Teanews
Sutiana
Commission
Vasari
Danzig Proclaims Free City Status Amid Turmoil
A contested Danzig assembly declared the city a free entity with new powers. Opposition factions including independents resisted the measure and walked out, while a formerMargen party figure was named president of the new Free City.
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Peesa Berhin
Danxig
Jovialista Coudh
Margens
Tery
Freeety
Danzig
Honor for Wilson at Nobel Peace Prize ceremony
Wenhagen, Dee reports that President Wilson of the United States will be conferred the Nobel Peace Prize in December. Announcement states the award recognizes his efforts toward peace and international diplomacy.
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Wilson
Wenhagen
Dee
Che Hate
Mde
Precident Wilgins
United States
Decenther LO
Alleged German Spy Confession Ties to 1918 Desertion
John Willers, a former captain in the 48th U.S. infantry, allegedly confessed to spying for Germany and absconding with $5,000 of company funds after his 1918 arrest. His unit was stationed at Camp Jackson Greenville, with capture reported during the securing of a crossing near Wilmington.
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Associated Press
New York
John Willers
48Th
U.S. Infantry
Camp Javier
Greenville
Wirth Ciertal
Treasury Offers Two New Notes for Subscription
Washington December 7 The treasury offered two new certificate issues totaling about 360 million dollars dated December 15. One series pays 5.75 percent and matures June 15, the other pays 6 percent and matures December 15, 92L. Secretary Houston intended these to cover heavy January maturities.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Houston Santacy
Larger Navy Favored by House Republicans
President elect Blarding's addresses in Norforte and News tort Virginia were read by House naval committee members as backing a larger navy and stronger marine forces. Representative Butler said hearings would start within a week and the committee aims to be ready to press legislation at the extra session.
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Washington
Blarding
Norforte
Newstort News
House
Naval Irs
Alger Savy
Shatin Nettles
Jarda
Butler
Nering
Gas Bomb Plan for Chicago Crooks Surfaces in Letter
A letter from Dr John Bil Robers, Chicago city health officer, urges devising a gas bomb to drive besieged crooks from houses without injuring occupants or causing arson. The proposal targets police sieges, aiming to force surrender while limiting property damage.
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Pee
Agas Bouihs
Chicago Police
John Bil Robers
City Healt
Harding Talks Aid for Farmers Slow But Steady
Governor Harding addressing the American Farm Bureau Federation convention urged caution in extending credit and urged calm amid postwar readjustment. He emphasized no despair and that the Federal Reserve Board will do what it can to aid farmers during their current predicament.
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Indissapelia
Uni
Vernor Harding
Federal Reserve Board
American Tae Bureau Federation
Fed
Neral Reserve Board
Gove
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