Wilson insists on in person congress address Monday
President Wilson faces pressure from close advisers who fear the effort could exhaust him though he feels duty calls him to address Congress in person on the nation’s needs. His health improves but advisers doubt he can endure the exertion. Harding visit chances unclear as White House weighs invitation or meeting.
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United News
Washington
Wilson
Congress
White House
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Senator Harding
Mexico Inauguration Denial Stirs Diplomatic Quiet
Washington reports no official U S representative attended General Obregon’s inauguration in Mexico. W M Parker, claiming to speak for the State Department, appeared in Mexico City but has no credentials. The department reiterated that only a personal capacity could be assumed by the American charge d affaires, George T Summerlin. Parker, a Washington banker and former postmaster, holds multiple civic roles including trustee positions at George Washington University and local hospitals.
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United Press
State Department
General Obregon
Mexico
W. M. Parker
Mexico City
Obregon
Parker
United States
George T. Summerlin
Washington National Bank
District of Columbia
George Washington University
Washington Memorial Association
Boy 18 Must Hang for Murder in Dramatic Hearing
Nicholas Viana, 18, a former choirboy, was ordered to be executed after Governor Lowden denied clemency following a dramatic hearing in Chicago. Miss Jane Addams, Edward F. Dunne, and others pleaded for mercy as Viana confessed to singing at a saloonkeeper’s establishment.
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Chicago
United News
Nicholas Viana
Lowden
Italy
Jane Addams
Edward F. Dunne
Big fire at Indiana Packing plant near Indianapolis
A large blaze at the Indiana Packing Company plant in Greenwood caused about 160000 dollars in damage. Several thousand cases of canned goods were threatened as firefighters from Indianapolis brought the flames under control.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United News
Wheat Market Soars Amid Heavy Gains on Thursday
Chicago reports steep upturns in grain trading with prices spiking near 1.04 cents per bushel and delivery quotes around 41.66 percent after Wednesday losses. The market shows unusual activity as buyers push prices higher and traders reassess futures and spot wheat options. William Hohensollern remains noted for a large salary figure cited in related coverage.
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Chicago
Associated Proas
Countess of Markievicz on trial in Dublin court martial
London dispatch reports the Countess of Markievicz, linked to Sinn Fein, on trial for conspiring to murder crown forces and recruiting for Sinn Fein. The hearing reveals arrests and searches, with Irish MPs under scrutiny and ongoing terror activity across Ireland including fires and roundups in Dublin and Glasgow seizures.
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London
United News
Countess of Markievicz
Sinn Fein
Invisible Army
Dublin
Crown Forces
Sinn Fain
Lloyd George
Commons
Erin
Ireland
Tipperary
Fermoy
Hammer and Stone Clash in Killarney City Windows Smashed
Uniformed men attacked Killarney Ireland Thursday morning smashing nearly all the business district windows. Cork dispatch reports damage estimated in the thousands of pounds caused by hammers and stones.
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London
Associated Press
Killarney
Ireland
Cork
Evening News
Fire buries drapery store in Vermoy County Cork
A drapery shop in Vermoy County Cork collapsed in a Thursday fire said to be set by uniformed men. The proprietor was flung into the Blackwater river and rescued in critical condition. Two other men are reported missing as nearby shops were nearly destroyed.
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Vermoy
County Cork
Ireland
Harding to Visit Wilson in Washington on Trip Home
President elect Harding will call on President Wilson in Washington en route from Panama to Marion. He will not accept use of the Mayflower for his trip and plans to travel by rail, with a three day stay in the capital to thank Wilson, before continuing to Marion.
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Panama
Washington
United Press
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Wilson
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White House
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Gulf Stream
Norfolk
De Valera suffers bilious attack in St Paul hotel
Eamonn De Valera president of the Irish republic endured a bilious attack at his St Paul hotel on Thursday and may be unable to depart for New York as planned.
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St. Paul
Minn
United Press
Eamonn de Valera
Iriah Republic
New York
Preacher Slayer Held After Fatal Hotel Raid
Windsor Ontario reports Rev J O L Sprackling Methodist minister and Canadian license inspector bound to arraignment on a charge of killing Beverly Trumbull during a raid on the hotel proprietor. Coal price reported as 9 cents per pound in Vienna amid scarce rationed bread.
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Ont
Associated Preen
J. O. L. Sprackling
Beverly Trumbull
Thoraday
Court of Assizes
Vienna
Omeen Ie
Murder of Mollie Beckerman shocks home scene
Mrs Mollie Beckerman was killed and her 18 month old daughter Annie wounded in their home Thursday. Police charged Leila Bilson a servant in the Beckerman household with the murder after she called I am General Pershing and declared she would kill the raiser then fired at Mrs Beckerman and the baby. she was arrested after attempting to shoot a policeman.
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Washington
United Press
Mollie Geekerman
Annie
Leila Bilson
Beckerman
Bilson
General Pershing
Leonora Hughes Arrives in America Under Legal Cloud
Leonora Hughes, Paris dancing partner Leonora Iiugues, recently arrived in the United States for a visit but faced law doubts due to alleged amuggling. Misa Hughes sought to import 100000 dollars worth of jewels and clothes to show her mother, claiming U.S. citizenship while omitting a London home and imminent return, triggering customs scrutiny.
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Leonora Hughes
Leonora Iiugues
M. Maurice
Paris
America
Misa Flughes
Misa Hughes
United States
London
Liner La France Rams Coal Barge On Lower Bay
The French liner La France rammed a coal barge in New York's lower bay on Thursday. The liner remained undamaged and sailed to sea. A tug reportedly rescued the small crew of the barges. Meanwhile royal enthuasiasm over the Prince of Wales empire trip sparks interest among Princes Albert Henry and George in similar voyages.
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Prince of Wales
Albert
Henry
George
Ex-kaiserin faces death resignedly in renewed illness
Doom Dec 2 reports the ex-kaiserin regaining consciousness as fever abates and speaks to her children. Chaplain Dryander prays at her bedside. The former empress appears calm and resigned. Meanwhile, London reports the Hohenzollerns would seek permission to move the body to Berlin for burial in Potsdam if she dies.
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Berlin
Dryander
London
United News
Germany
Potsdam
Hamon murder fugitive Clara Hamon tracked to El Paso
Ardmore Oklahoma December 3 United News An El Paso manhunt surrounds Clara Smith Hamon in connection with the killing of Jake L Hamon Oklahoma millionaire Police say she could not slip into Mexico if still nearby A Dallas taxi driver reports her confession and authorities seek her whereabouts near Cisco Coleman El Paso Juarez and Fort Worth are mentioned in the widening dragnet for the fugitive to face murder charges
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Okla
United News
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Tex
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Jake L. Hamon
Mexico
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Dallas
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Cisco
Coleman
J. W. Ballis
Juarez
LODGE AGAINST NEW BEING IN CABINET
Senator Lodge denounces rumors that Indiana Senator Now may join Harding's cabinet. He says he would not block plans but fears Now would harm the party's strength in the Senate and urges that his best service lies in the Senate rather than a cabinet role.
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New
Washington
United News
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Benator
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Benaire
Treasury reports November rise in public debt total
Secretary of the Treasury Housen announced an increase of 112 million dollars in the gross public debt during November, the first rise in months, bringing the total to 24,176,166,244. A meeting of life insurance leaders from nearly every state and Canada will convene next week to push nationwide thrift in home, business, industry, and government.
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Washington
United News
Presidenta of
Union
Canada
Governors Plan Liberality to Aid Farmers Finance
Haerrieburg Pa December 9 The twelfth annual conference of governors calls for liberal indulgence and renewals to ease farm price collapse and avert national disaster It urges a feder al finance corporation and looser credit through the federal reserve to sustain debtors while urging patience courage and neighborly support to avert panic and preserve wealth without immediate bankruptcy or drastic actions.
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Haerrieburg
Unite
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Shreyer Warns Democrats May Follow Republicans
Washington reports J A Shreyer secretary of Nebraska Farmers union committee member warned before the Senate agriculture panel that if elections come again Democrats could be turned as easily as Republicans. He compared hat and suit values in bushels of corn to illustrate costs and gains. Eugene Meyer urged reviving the wartime war finance board to finance grain exports, claiming sound export business could lift prices while naming potential opponents. Houston will be invited to discuss Friday, as Senator Edge questioned reviving wartime agencies for farmers.
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United News
J. A. Shreyer
Nebraska Farmers’ Union
Senate Agriculture Committee
Aald
Eugene Meyer
War Fnance Board
War Finance Board
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Louis
J. &. Forgan
Chicago
Houston
Allied premiers oppose Constantine return to Greek throne
United News reports Allied premiers plan to notify the Greek government that restoring former King Constantine would create an unfavorable situation with the Allies, who could not approve his return to the throne.
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London
Dee
United News
Constantine
Greece
Heldwy Killing Accused Holdups Of Murder
Peter D. Treadway and Marie Phillips deny murdering Henny T. Peirce in Wheeling West Virginia. They claim an acquaintance and another man forced them to drive Peirce’s car after a robbery. Peirce’s body was found with a wrench believed used in the killing.
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Peter D. Treadway
Marie Phillips
Wheeling
W. Va
Henny T. Peirce
Philadelphia
Peirce
Hobos Face Clash Over Union Leadership in Ohio Convention
At Toledo on December 2, the Hoboes Union of America warned James Mada Howe’s International Brotherhood Welfare Association against expanding into real hobos. Gus Grammer, Ohio director, stated Jem Davis leads the hobos and warned of trouble if Howe seeks a local foothold. Delegates sent congratulations to Charles Garland of Bustard's Gay Morse, who refused a $1,000,000 legacy and urged Grammer to accept and give the money back to the people who earned it.
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Toledo
Ohio
Associated Press
James Mada Howe
International Brotherhood Welfare Association
Unon of America
Crammer
Howe
Charles Garland
Bustard's Gay
Morse
Ciamand
Farm loan head blames speculators for farmer woes
Tribune dispatch cites Captain W. S. A. Smith of the federal farm loan board saying complaints over regranting credits and prices stem mainly from speculators and speculative farmers. He adds conservative farmers should weather conditions with minimal government action, and advocates limited credit liberalization and opening foreign markets, including Germany. Captain Smith once ran a 900 acre Sioux City farm.
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Washington Bureau
Washington
A. Smith
Federal Farm Loan Board
Sioux City
Smith
Necura State
Germany
Captain Smith
Little Change in Former Empress Victoria’s Condition
Doorn Holland Dev 2 AP report says there was little change in the condition of former Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany who has been critically ill for several days. Rumors of her death circulated but Doorn castle officials stated there is no truth to them.
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Doorn
Holland
Associated Press
Augusta Victorian
Germany
Davs
Doorn Castle
Empresas
Associated Mrews
War Mineral Claims Nearly All Adjudged
Washington reports by December reveal the War Minerals Relief Commission has adjudged awards totaling 2,967,491.95 on claims totaling 165,827,420.02 with only 802,703.83 still unawarded. Secretary Payne announced the commission had no cases left to consider as of November 37.
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Washington
War Minerals Relief Commission
Bureau of Mines
Payne
Philippines Senate House panel opposes prohibition plan
Manila December 2 the joint senate and house committee surveying liquor questions reports against passing prohibition in the Philippines. It finds no necessity for prohibition as liquor business volume declined slightly last year and prepares its recommendations to the legislature.
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Manila
Senate
House
Philippines
War and blockade stir Italian politics in Paris reports
Paris reports Gabriel d Anunzio declares war and Italy blocks Fiume. French observers see little danger of widening conflict though tensions rise as Trieste and Flume brace for naval action. Admiral Simonett takes command. Allied and Italian factions exchange stern warnings while civilian resolve grows.
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Paris
United Nova
Gabriel d'Ansenzio
Fiume
Italy
France
Foreign Office
D Annunzio greets ships with volley at Fiume port
Rome reports that D Annunzio fired a volley to salute 20 naval units near Molo as ships steamed from Flame port. Captain Boschini reportedly ignored navy orders to remain, preparing to join a blockading fleet. crowds cheered a morale boost amid ongoing occupation.
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Rome
Briel d'Annungio
Legionnatr
Molo
Flame
Siva
de Mereiucero
TrAmundo
Boschind
Daunte Alchieri
Fiume
Eyuatata
Armanito Ogenten
Miame
Hue
Finime
Cone
Arnau
Blind Death killer sentenced to 18 years in prison
Carmine Ligensiata, 25, was sentenced to 18 years and six months, minus time off for good behavior, in Bing Sing for a manslaughter charge. Prosecutors proved he knew the whiskey he sold as whisky and brandy was wood alcohol and deadly poison, leading to a Christmas death in the Connecticut valley and many others blinded or harmed.
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New York
Dee
United News
Connecticut Valley
Fox Life
Carmine Litenstata
Bing Sing
Ligensiata
Kentucky man to keep mother inlaw bride
In Paducah Kentucky a court ruling involving Walter Thomson and Kiffle Iftale centers on custody and marriage issues with Iftale described as Thomson’s former mother in law. The probate or holding context suggests the decision may be reviewed by higher courts.
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Kentucky
Paducah
Associated Proass
Jungy Lang
Walter Thomson
Blewits
Inlaw
Kiffle Iftale
Irom
Shortian Pwevidiel
Mrs M Swiney Arrives in New York to Testify
Alree Alariel Mackiwiney widow of Cork’s late lord mayor is due in New York Saturday to stay several days and will testify before the American commission on conditions in Ireland.
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Washington
Souanderamania term used in Great Britain
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a phrase described as "Souanderamania" and mention it being used in Great Britain for a concept linked to afteralea. The text is highly garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or events to anchor a fuller summary.
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