President-Elect to Address Congress Opens Senate Session
Washington reports the opening of the Senate session with President-elect Wilson expected to communicate with Congress. Senator Lodge heads the Massachusetts committee delivering the notice, marking the first meeting since the peace vote defeat. The scene includes crowding reporters and aides awaiting the president's address.
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Greek plebiscite backs ex king amid protests in Greece
Across Greece crowds gathered near the king’s palace as plebiscite results favored Constantine’s return to the throne. Observers note the vote may be inflated and warn Britain and France to press for repayment of loans as London and Paris demand action. The next allied conference in Paris is set for about twenty days hence.
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Government Wins Anti-Trust Suit Against Lehigh Valley
The Supreme Court upheld government charges of monopoly and Sherman Act violations by Lehigh Valley Railroad and affiliates. It found evidence that since 1888 the railroad bought coal lands to curb coal transportation competition, with the coal company stock owned by the railroad and 60,000 acres of coal lands along its lines. The case involved warrants against multiple executives and financiers including the Tate family and J. P. Morgan’s circle.
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Sinn Fein peace move reported with intermediaries
Dublin reports import of Sinn Fein peace efforts led by Rev Patrick Clune and Monsignor Giuno with Lloyd George. Negotiations progress, aim for basis of settlement within a week, with Clune to meet Sir Hamar Greenwood as mid point. Police raids and arrests follow in Ireland and Britain as talks continue.
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Pennsylvania Bars Movies Glorifying Crime
The Pennsylvania state board of censors announced on Monday that films portraying criminals as heroic, refined figures living in luxury and outwitting authorities will be barred. The ruling targets movies that glorify crime or glamourize criminal careers.
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Federal Officers Raid Salons and Police Break Up Gambling
Police and federal officers cracked down Saturday night at a Metropolitan pool room on Mush Street where an old army game was interrupted. Stakes reportedly ran high as Mush Street figures, including Mie Froures, faced charges. The city case against Mike Frances was stalled until Monday afternoon. Frances allegedly permitted gambling while others involved will testify.
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Riot rumors denied at socialist meeting in Chicago
Police reported no disorder at a socialist meeting in Chicago Sunday attended by Meyer London from New York. The hall, licensed for 1,800, was crowded, triggering fire- safety concerns and requests for assistance to clear aisles as uniformed officers arrived. officials denied any riot or disturbance.
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Poland Eyes German Trade Pact as Salvation
Warsaw reports that Poland’s only salvation from the current economic gloom may be a trade pact with Germany. Ladislaŭ Grabski, ex-finance minister and leader of the national democracy party, presented a memorial arguing such an understanding would aid reconstruction. Some newspapers backed his view despite anti-German leanings of his party.
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Sub-Treasury at Gotham Abolished After 75 Years
New York sub-treasury to cease operations Monday under an act of Congress abolishing sub-treasuries nationwide. Local Federal Reserve branch to take possession, with no disruption to the country’s finances. Gotham’s sub-treasury was established in 1845.
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Explosion wrecks home of New York contractor in Mount Kisco
An explosion Monday wrecked the front porch of the home of Michael Pitrello a wealthy New York state contractor in Mount Kisco. The blast shook the neighborhood and Pitrello ran outside firing at an unspecified target before driving away in a car.
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Prohibition raid hits Bohemian saloon and Kratzer homebrew
Federal agents seized home brew equipment at Bohemian ball and Kratzer's 1507 South Seventh Street saloon after a roundup Saturday night. Officers found fermenting tubs, a two stove setup, bottled beer, corking gear, and related paraphernalia. Proprietor Kratzer and Krigse face charges before United States Commissioner Flarrison.
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Lawyer Withdraws Plea for Pardon of Grace Lusk
Madison reports Grace Task case in Waukesha where attorney George Leickt withdraws a pardon plea for Grace Lusk tied to the shooting of Mrs. David Roberts. The governor’s Christmas pardon decision remains scheduled for Wednesday despite the withdrawal.
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