Soldiers Soon to Be Recalled
Official admission from Washington that the head of the de facto Mexican government declines to sign the withdrawal protocol. Indications grow that efforts to reach an agreement with Carranza will be abandoned while signals point to a start for Ambassador Fletcher’s departure and renewed recall pressure from army officers to secure border protection.
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Empress Zita Photo Interests Stir Future Queen Talk
Report notes Empress Zita as a focal point of royal photo interest and possible future queen status. Elsa Arredondo, Mexican ambassador designate, says he was recalled to Mexico for talks with General Carranza but expected to resume duties within weeks, while U S may send an ambassador to Mexico City if Arredondo is not continued.
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Austrian Prince Weds American Girl in Washington
An Austro prince wed an American woman in Washington on December 14. Reports say the ceremony united the couple with ties to the Astro Pith emhamy, though officials noted the Austrian government had no plans to alter its stance.
Congress weighs extra tariff targets beyond coffee and sugar
Washington dispatch reports administration leaders review the free list to raise revenue. Officials consider expanding tariff duties to additional commodities beyond coffee, rubber, wool and sugar, aiming to net tens of millions annually while Treasury and tax strategies are debated ahead of committee recommendations.
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Discredit Adamson Act Claims Stir Rail War of Words
Washington reports reveal rail interests accuse the Adamson Act opponents of orchestrating movements to tie up traffic and force overtime, aiming to discredit the law. Ohio figures including Colonel Vollrath defend probe limits amid calls for disciplined reaction. notes include Doyle’s river incident and Boyle’s health scare nearby Columbus.
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City relief eyed as tax plans loom in Ohio legislature
In Columbus and across Ohio politicians push for tax changes to aid cities. Speaker Hope backs a favorable city relief taxation committee in the lower house while Senator Agnew is expected to chair the senate tax panel. Governor Willis signals a tax law overhaul and Governor Cox is expected to push for stronger aid. Other items note a state federation petition on mobility taxes, clerks’ report, and staffing appointments in Columbus.
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Wilson Relays Allies Reply Debate In Senate
Washington January 2 The state department forwarded to central powers the entente reply rejecting the Teutonic peace overture. President Wilson has not decided on further moves while awaiting the entente's answer to his note proposing discussion of terms. Senate discussion showed Republican push for careful study by foreign relations committee and possible endorsement by Congress.
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Prefers the Wilds: Alaska Venture in New York Opinions
War surgeon and hunter Sugden, famed for service in the Japanese war, comments on Alaska travel and New York's treatment of women. He contrasts rough city life with frontier values, claiming Alaska offers gentler respect and women face less public harassment than in New York’s streets and subways.
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Wisconsin Debates Prohibition Ahead of 1920 Motion
Madison January 3 A clash unfolds as wets push for state liquor repeal while drys seek a prohibition amendment ahead of the January 18 legislature start A strong anti liquor bloc forms for January 30 convention with William Jennings Bryan potentially boosting the dry effort Western counties lean dry while eastern counties temperate The state already has local option dry pockets and Prohibitionists have gained ground in cities and towns within four years representing about 150000 people
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Cincinnati Brewer Dead and Other Briefs
Cincinnati report notes the death of George McTein a forty year old brewer after illness while another item records a 1600 pound butter theft in Akron with owner R C Miller identified. A third brief from Ohio notes gas service changes and price impacts across several towns.
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Fresh Gains Made by the Teutons
Reported movements show Austrians and Germans advancing eastward from the Transylvania Alps into Moldavia and along the Danube front with new vantage points. German and Austro German forces press in multiple sectors while Russians and Romanians hold lines. prisoners and war material captured. In France, fighting continues with petrol parties and artillery duels near Ypres and in Verdun sectors. German patrols reach British trenches but are driven off. Also noted are political resignations, deaths, lynchings, and other disparate items.
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Verdun talk with French commander of Burke descendant
Fragmentary text mentions Edmund Burke descendant speaking with a French commander near Verdun. Incoherent phrases reference Miss futhivon Berkes, funds for a Gir Seach Maspitel, and an encounter with General Nienle amid Verdun events.
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