U S May Enter League on Its Own Terms
Swiss delegates report broad support for admitting the United States to the League of Nations on terms preserving sovereignty and wealth control. France expresses willingness but warns against breaking up the League, urging America to join under covenant. French officials stress the treaty’s enforcement depends on League functioning and foresee American entry as essential to global justice and peace.
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Thanksgiving Observances Mark Day of Mourning and Joy
Special church services marked the day as a period of mourning and relief with three Thanksgiving day services at the Viner Methodist Church and St Pauls Church. Morning rites were held at the West Church of Christ and nearby congregations as families gathered for meals and charitable acts.
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Cheist
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Postpone Trials In Federal Court For Two Months
Federal court trials scheduled face a two month adjournment. Judge and prosecutors indicate hearings on Tinton easex and related matters will be delayed until after the holidays. Parties await formal term dates and extended schedules for upcoming proceedings.
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ML Lindis
Chicago
Forty four flyers enter planes in Thanksgiving race
Forty four high speed airplanes fueled for a 132 mile triangular course over Mitchell field mark the first joint Army Navy air race. Engines tuned and starts synchronized, seven planes launch at ten second intervals as pilots from America, France, Italy, Belgium and Germany compete for the Pulitzer trophy.
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Anny Ant Navy
United States Army
Navy
Rushford Woman Dies Under Wheels of Moving Freight
A Rushford woman, Mrs Patrick Burke aged 54, was killed crossing in front of a moving freight train. The county coroner Grinnell of Preston reported the neck broken and found no fault with train crews. Survived by husband and several children. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Thanksgiving Bone Removed From Patient in Wisconsin
Peter Spittler of Galesville, long in La Crosse hospital, had a bone swallowed years ago at Thanksgiving removed. Doctors report a bone over an inch long and a half inch at the widest point, swallowed at a past feast and lodged internally. The operation, performed at La Crosse hospital, relieved discomfort and the patient is recovering to return home.
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Collision Between Poles and Russians Narrowly Averted
ARSAW By The Associated Press a clash near the Polish frontier along the Abruces river was narrowly averted Wednesday when Bolshevik troops bombarded Podawolocayska Don, causing five injured and one seriously. Russians claimed misjudgment of the line. Meanwhile, General Pernyhkin's forces reportedly destroyed, and Petliura and Payienko forces said wiped out. Over 5,000 fugitives from these armies were disarmed and interned by Polish authorities.
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Japanese consul flees Chang-Te under bandit threat
Reports from Seoul say the Japanese consul fled Chang-Te with Japanese inhabitants after Chinese bandits entered Manchuria in punitive actions. Chinese residents warn of a massacre in retaliation if Japanese forces pursue further operations.
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German protest over U S aeroplane seizure in Hamburg
German government vows to protest the holding of eleven aluminum aircraft in Hamburg. The Enquete commission approved export for civilian type planes, arguing the machines fall outside Versailles treaty provisions. Germany asserts shipments to America were sanctioned and built under commission oversight amid ongoing compliance.
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Nation's Business Is Suspended For Holiday
Washington observes Tanglsgiving with offices closed and private institutions idle. President Wilson spends the day at home after church, planning a possible White House stroll. Mrs. Wilson hosts a turkey dinner and attends services at St. John's Episcopal Church in the morning. Races on at Los Angeles Automobile Mile meet for the 1920 championship.
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Greenwood Reveals Irish Plans To Blow Up Docks
In Commons speech Sir Hamar Greenwood claims Irish plans to destroy a Manchester powerhouse and Liverpool docks with 800 pounds of gelignite were uncovered. He dismisses Irish reprisal charges and defends Crown policies, noting murder gangs and anti Anglo-American press activity.
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Johnson on Turkey Day Boxing Card at Leavenworth
Former heavyweight champion Jack Johnson will headline two five round bouts at the Leavenworth federal prison Thanksgiving program Thursday afternoon. Other bouts include opponents from Topeka and Chicago. Inmates, press, and guests will attend by invitation of Warden V. Anderson.
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Vanderlip Returns to America From Visit to Russia
Washington D. Van derlip of Los Angeles has returned home after a visit to Soviet Russia and a New York passage aboard the liner Aquitania scheduled to sail December 4. Bootlegging in New York suffers a setback as Charles R. O'Conner, a proper official, states that arrangements have been made to escort every drop from withdrawal to its destination.
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Frange Favors Lifting of the Russ Blockade
Premier Leagues tells the foreign relations committee that suppression of the blockade is favored as the soviet operates. France plans to let traders and manufacturers do business with Russia and to encourage trade, while Wrangel's army is withdrawn from Russia but not beyond necessity. In case of a repeat incident, France will take decided steps.
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Berlin
War objectors freed by Baker amid clemency orders
Secretary of War Baker announced that thirty three conscientious objectors and war resistors have been discharged from custody. The review followed recommendations of the adjutant general, with sentences remitted or commuted where applicable. One noted case, J Salmons, drew attention after a hunger strike in a government hospital.
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Fast Mail Service On Milwaukee Road Announced
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway announced fast mail service between Chicago and St Paul and Minneapolis. Two trains depart Chicago at 9 40 p m arriving St Paul next morning for a nine hour fifty minute run. The first train carries mail only and the second is an express section with no passengers.
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League Sends Note on Armenia to U S Cable
New York facsimile of cable from Geneva reports the League of Nations assembly discussing relief for Armenia. The note requests United States action and mentions ongoing communications regarding aid and relief headquarters.
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