D Annunzio Surrenders Powers in Fiume
Gabriele D Annunzio today surrendered all powers to the Fiume communal council as General Caviglia will arrange peace terms. The episode follows a 15 month crisis over Fiume with Italian forces, Yugoslav opposition, and Allied involvement.
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Fiume
Associated Press
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Caviglia
Gabriele d’Annunzio
London
Italy
Alled Powers
Tyrol
Brenner Pass
Trieste
Gorizia
Istria
Dalmatian Latoral
Hungary
Croatia
d’Annunzia
Wilson
Jugo-Slavia
Sussak
Vald&ible
Presdent Wilson
d’Annunzio
Orlando
Sonnino
Nitti
Pittaluga
Annunzio
United States
Olympia
Pittsburgh
Adriatic
Members Honor "Uncle Joe" by Cannon Tribute
Washington December 29 The House planned to pause for an hour or more in its session to pay tribute to "Grand Old Man" Uncle Joe Cannon veteran congressman from North Carolina North Carolina members were expected to participate as Uncle Joe was born there marking Cannon's new record for length of service in Congress.
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Washington
House of Representatves
Joe Cannon
Fro. Liliness
Representative Cannon
Congress
North Carolina
Joe
New York
Victory Hall
New York City
Geo. W. Wingate
Victory Hall Association
General Wingate
Bickett
Thomas W Bickett
Raleigh
N.C
Pershing Square
Grand Central Station
Asse Ation
Allies and Shrine of America
United States
Engineer Falls Through Trestle In Greensboro Injury Improves
C B Williams, injured Monday night after falling through a trestle on West Bragg Street in Greensboro, shows marked improvement at High Point hospital where he was taken. An engine operator for the Greensboro yards of the Southern Railway, Williams suffered bruises to his arm shoulder and right side and shock. His mother lives nearby and hospital staff say recovery is expected.
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C. B. Williams
Greensboro
High Point
Williams
Southern Railway
West Bragg Street
Hi Mother
Wiliams
A Williams
Elk Minstrel Array of Talent at Orpheum January Plans
Initial Elks minstrel preparations at the Elks home on West Broad Street for January shows are set. Tonight at 7:30 the first rehearsal will gather volunteers including James Stewart Frank Brown Thomas J. Gold and many others to begin practicing with the Elks orchestra. The director will focus on vocalists and the dancing chorus during opening preparations.
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Elks
James Stewart
Frank Brown
Thomas J. Gold
Mr. Gebhart
Virgil Garrett
Clarence Schultheiss
Dan Smith
Gurney Briggs
R. L. Garrett
Bill Charles
W. C. Ferree
B. W. Kirkman
Ben Moore
Percy White
Dave White
Bob Morrow
Cc.c. Prince
B. R. Thurman
Bill Raper
John Raper
Srnie Welch
W. G. Shipman
W. G. Kirkman
C. B. Mattocks
W. W. Burgess
A. L. Freeze
J. M Pratt
CC. Shields
Irby Brown
O. Arthur Kirkman
Bill Davis
Davis
Tom Gilliam
al Caldwell
John S. Welborn
P. C. Penn
Frank Hunsucker
Baxter Younts
Newton Allen
John Peacock
Charles Kephart
Jack Taylor
W. L. Hargett
Will English
Arthur Lyon
Elks’ Hardone
Back Gibbons. Phantom’s brother eyed by fans
ST. PAUL December 29. If Tommy Gibbons can land an engagement with Dempsey fans in St. Paul would back the Phantom’s brother to stay longer than Brennan did. They argue that Tommy is clever enough to wear down his opponent.
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Gibbons
ST. Paul
Tommy
Dempsey
Phantom
Brennan
Labor In North Carolina Opposes Workmen’s Comp Plan
North Carolina organized labor voiced dissatisfaction with the proposed workmen’s compensation act. The state federation seeks broader protections and plans to push the issue to Governor-elect Morrison. A joint session of good roads and highway groups in Raleigh discusses a state highway bill ahead of the 1921 assembly. Heriot Clarkson of Charlotte chairs the highway talks amid barber pay tensions in the capital.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Legislative Committee
Cameron Morrission
State Federation of Labor
W. F. Moody
North Carolina Laborites
Eleet Morrison
Organized Labor
Bickett
United States
Supreme Court
Awas
North Carolina Good Roads Association
Citizens Highway Association
General Assembly
Heriot Clarkson
Charlotte
Capital City
Garment Workers Walkout Hits Baltimore Firms
About 1 100 garment workers in 20 to 30 Baltimore clothing firms walked out today on orders from local Amalgamated Clothing Workers union leaders. They cite wage cuts from the 19819 level as the main manufacturer demand.
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Garment Workers
Baltimore
Gent
Amalgamated Clothing Workers’ Union
Amauntine Ta
Parker May Again Run for Governor
Report from High Point says Jenn s. Worker of Monroe will enter the 1924 governor race if no federal judgeship is obtained. North Carolina Republicans expect court appointments may come in eastern district where Parker would stand best chance with his residence there.
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Jenn .S. Worker
Monroe
High Point
North Carolina
John J. Parker
Parker
Herbert Sewell
Carthage
T. T. Hicks
Henderson
State Supreme Court
Legion Aids Police in Cities Across Nation
Indianapolis dispatch reports thousands of American Legion members aiding police amid a nationwide crime wave. In New York the Legion offered to deploy 5 000 veterans, while St Louis volunteers patrol with police and St Paul members discuss a linked Legion patrol network.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Légion
Legion Nation
New York
Legion State Headquarters
Legion
St. Louis
St. Paul Legion
American Legion
Epworth League Plans Extended Reach Across Jurisdiction
Epworth League leaders from states in the Methodist Episcopal Church south met in St. Louis to discuss expanding the organization. Rev. Ralph E. Horner of Nashville Tennessee urged appointing field secretaries stationed in each state to carry on league work.
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ST. Louis
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Ralph FE. Horner
Nashville
Tenn
Jail Is No Place for Man With Money
In Steubenville Ohio authorities report a theft from Lawrence Shields a prisoner at the county jail totaling 28 dollars and a sold watch carried out by three fellow prisoners freed from their cells by a trusted inmate. Barney OBrien the trusted man accused of freeing the robbers also stands charged after police say he took 22 dollars from other prisoners under color of county official duties.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Lawrence Shields
Counrty
Barney O’brien
Two Robbers Die as River Train Hold-Up Ends
In Kankakee Ill one of two youths believed to be bandits in the New Orleans Chicago river hold up on the Illinois Central near Arena Park was killed in a gun battle with police and railroad investigators early today. The other surrendered. The brothers Joe and Jacob Scott ages 24, are said to be sons of an automobile mechanic from Greenville Illinois.
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Kankakee
Ill
New Orleans-Chicago
Illinois Central
Here
Arena Park
Joe
Jacob Scott
Greenville
Cotton Makes Low Records in Early Market
New York December 29 There was renewed selling at the cotton market opening with first prices down 20 to 83 points. Most months hit new low records while January held the least decline. Weak cables and British mercantile discouragement fed the drops, with March at 13.16 and May at 13.30, sparking some covering rallies of 15 to 5 points.
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New York
Korsnaes A Norwegian Schooner Fire Near Charleston
A radio message reports the Norwegian schooner Korsnaes is on fire eight miles off Charleston South Carolina. Twelve crew members were rescued during the night by a passing steamer as the coast guard cutter Seminole stands by for aid.
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Norfolk
Korsnaes
Charleston
South Carolina
Coast Guard
Affidavits Claim Voter Suppression by Southern States
Witnesses before the House committee claim that African Americans were unlawfully denied the vote in Florida and other southern areas. Walter White presented affidavits from Jacksonville alleging suppression and a Klux Klan parade aimed at intimidating Black voters.
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Walter F. White
Association
Jackonville
Fla
Ines
Guilford county home improvements planned for Monday meeting
An investigating committee of the Guilford County board of commissioners will hold a joint Greensboro meeting to review proposed upgrades at the county almshouse. They aim to install a water system and modern sewerage, but trustees defer action until next week due to cost.
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Guilford County
Board of County Commissioners
Greensboro
High Pont
Japs See Danger In Russ Grant
In Tokyo on December 29 Viscount Ichida Japanese foreign minister told an opposition deputation that concessions in Kancata granted to Washington 90. Vanderlip by the Russian government may disadvantage Japan. The deputies questioned war and navy ministers who said the report, if true, menaces Japan from a defense viewpoint but declined further comment until confirmation is received.
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Tokio
Kancata
Washington
Vanderlip
Viscount Ichada
United States
America
Russia
War
Navy
Japan
Open Up Bowl at Yale Harvard Likely to Limit Tickets
Plans to make the Yale Harvard annual football game an open affair next year are reported in New Haven. Students would be limited to two tickets instead of three, changing access to the big event.
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New Haven
Harvard
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