Moplah Uprising Continues Amid Martial Law in Calicut
Reports from Calicut dated December 21 describe ongoing Moplah uprisings despite British martial law. Outrages include railroad damage, bridge destruction, arson, and killings of Hindus, with many conversions coercively enforced at bayonet point. Gandhi condemns Moplah violence, urging Muslims to act against fanaticism and looting.
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Associated Press
Calicut
India
Malabar
Trenxieres
Calif
Ilem
Mahatma K
Gandhi
Cate
Young India
Briand Refuses Concessions In Reparations Talks
Premier Briand in London with Lloyd George has refused further reduction in Germany’s reparations total. French officials report Briand prepared a tax on German exports to be collected by importing countries. The talks also touch on Turkey and Muse, postponed to a later date.
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Fabris
Briant
Lloyd Georgy
London
Germany
Turkey
Muse
Tracher Banquet Brings Wwachers Together at Lander Schools
Thirty Wachers from Lander public schools gathered for a cheerful banquet with songs and after-dinner talks. Superintendent L R B Postwar presented a book, while readers paid tribute to their work and efforts in an evening of goodwill.
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Lander
Agin
Superin
Get-Together Club Luncheon Honors Rev Smith Tomorrow
Rev L J Smith will leave soon for Nebraska City Nebraska and is invited as guest of the Get-Together Club at their regular luncheon at the Noble Hotel Thursday noon. A large attendance is expected to show appreciation for his strong service to the community.
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L. J. Smith
Nebraska City
Nebima
Noble Hotel
Rev. Smith
Far Eastern Republics Start a New War
Delayed report from Helsingfors states the Far Eastern Republic of Chita has declared war on the Republic of Vladivostok. Moscow is sending troops and war material to Chita as tensions escalate in the region.
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Far Eastern
London
Dee
Republic
Chita
Republic of Vladivostok
Helsingfors
Central News
Novitt
Moscow
Investigation Ordered Over Alleged Pediatric Experiments
Judge Philip Sullivan ordered an inquiry into charges that the city contagious disease hospital conducted experimental treatments on children. Dr John Robertson the health commissioner denied the accusations as false and unfounded.
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Ly Avanciated Treas Cnengue Doe
Philip Sullivan
Clty Contagious Disease Hospital
Phil
John Robertson
Vty Health Commissioner
Sugar Refining Firm Declared Not A Trust by Decree
Washington December 21 The government moves to dismiss the long pending anti trust suit against the American Sugar Refining Company after Attorney General Daugherty says investigations show the firm is no longer a trust or monopoly.
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Washington
American Sugar Refining Company
Daugherty
Sip
Town Considers Water Bond Election Next January
Town Council seeks voter approval to issue 145000 in bonds to extend the water system. Election to decide whether the bonds are issued and the project proceeds. Voters will cast ballots on the measure in January.
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Ieee
Prieont Lhwe
Arrest Merchant for Stealing in Willette Wyoming
A prominent local merchant and home constructor in Willette Campbell County is charged with grand larceny. Police say he attempted to steal from a dwelling and fled toward a nearby road, with two accomplices later located by officers near the road. The incident occurred about 40 miles south of the town.
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Willette
Monel Chase
G Ve-Eperakiva
Campbell County
Ouphaard Will Arnye
Mile
Emmy Etry Momelag
Bie
Roach Heme
Lander valley sees brighter winter outlook for cattle and dairy farming
Local reports from Casper to Lander describe a firmer economy, better Christmas trade, and renewed hope for cattlemen and sheepmen. Banks may finance farmers to buy dairy cows, boosting year round cash flow. dairy production could supply Casper with milk and cream if rail freight and local collection improve.
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Lander
Mage Lebody
Lander Valley
Ls Rameh
Casper
United States
Obregon Denies Oil Export Payment Extension
Mexico City Dec 21 President Obregon denies any extension on the time for the oil export duty payment. The note says the oil company must pay 29,000,000 pesos by December 25 as required.
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Mexico
Confirmed Thirty One Welhop Partners in Trinity Church Rally
Nathaniel B. Thamas Pere led a confirmation at Trinity Church, noting the year’s total Bb for the year. Participants included Dorothy Gueper Ruth Graham Mohert James Duncan ajpt McCaun and Charles Manseulim. Wehop moved from Cheyenne to University city recently, lying on Wall Laramie.
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Welhop
Nathaniel B
Thamas Pere
Trinity
Daniels Says Submarines Are Menace
Josephus Daniels told a Charlotte audience that submarines threaten world security more than capital ships and warned that 未wording modernization and refluation of armaments must be addressed. He said the World War era danger remains if submarine forces grow unchecked.
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Charlotte
N. C
Josephus Daniels
Subwaring
Starvation Reported Among Coal Miners Hits Christmas
The Mine Workers Journal says widespread unemployment in coal mining this year will deprive mining families of Christmas cheer. It notes actual starvation in West Virginia's New River area, with miners in the field facing severe hardship this December.
California's Lassen Peak Remains Quiet Volcano
Redding Cal December 21 Erup tions are not likely while Lassen Peak emits steam and smoke says geologist M E Dittmar father of Lassen National Park The volcano features a Devil's Kitchen area with 700 to 800 hot springs and geysers within twenty five acres A proposed highway would run through the park providing views of the mountain and its steam vents
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Redding
Cal
Lensen Peak
United States
M. E. Dittmar
Lasven
Dittmar
Lawwn National Park
Crevention
Devil's Kitchen
Reverend Lewis Smith Recovers From Sad Family Loss
Word from Philadelphia arrives that the Rev. Lewis Smith’s aunt died of heart trouble on December 6. The shock was softened by the sister of Dean Rankin’s mother caring for the family, and the Hire community extends sympathy to Dean Smith in the bereavement.
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Lewis
Smith
Philadelphia
Slater
Dean Ranicn
Dean Smith
Howe
Stolen Goods Arrests Reported in Gillette Wyoming
Three men Jack Murphy H Hanley and Frank McGraw were arrested in Gillette charged with peddling without a license. With no money for fines they were jailed until May 16. The stolen items reportedly came from a moving freight train and included rugs underwear and silverware.
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Gillette
Wyo
Lee
Jack Murphy
H. Hanley
Frank McGraw
Soldier Shot to Death by Corporal at Camp Wheeler
Witness Marion Wallin of Athens Georgia testified that a corporal named Crawford killed Private Halley of Tampa in 1918 at Camp Wheeler. Wallin said Halley was not resisting arrest and had a broken arm from a prior clubbing. War department records are being checked for listing. A telegram from James Milton and W F Brock supported Wallin.
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Washington
Watson
Georgia
France
Marion J. Wallin
Athens
Camp Wheeler
Cowford
Halley
Tampa
Pia
James H. Milton
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. F. Brock
Lindale
Wallis
Crawford
War Department
Bethel
Portals
Martia
Injured Broncho Rider Becomes Bucking Horse Standstill
Sam Beoville, famed broncho rider and world champion in 1905 and 1910, was injured in Reybull Wyoming after a bucking horse toppled him during a rodeo attempt. He became entangled, suffered a ruptured saddle horn injury, and rode the animal to a halt before seeking medical care. Mrs Beoville resides in Cody Wyoming.
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Reybull
Teo
Tate
Sam’ Beoville
Beoville
Seoville Reades
Cody, Wye
Webb wins injunction over bootlegger label in liquor search case
J X Webb obtained a temporary injunction restraining R W Godfrey from calling him a bootlegger. Webb said Godfrey caused police to search his premises five times for liquor, prompting the legal action filed in Atlanta on December 21.
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Atlanta
J. X. Webb
R W. Godfrey
Webb
Godfrey
Still Arguing On The Irish Peace Treaty
In the Irish Dail, George Cavin Duffy alleged Lloyd George issued an ultimatum to sign within three hours. Eamon J. Duggan urged ratification, denying bluffing. Duffy opposedReferendum, favored ratification, and a letter from Mrs Terrence MacSwiney urged against accepting the treaty.
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Presa
Dublin
Dail
George Cavin Duffy
Lloyd George
Eamon J. Duggan
Associated Press
Duffy
Terrence MacSwiney
Army horses fed on bricks in new test
In New York on December 21 an official statement described a test where army horses and mules are fed “horse bricky,” a brick made from oats and 80 percent molasses. The bricks, each equal to four quarts of oats, are reported to be helping the animals thrive.
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New York
Army Horse
Big Dirigible Roma Arrives Over Washington
The semi rigid dirigible Roma, largest American airship, landed at Langley Piers Virginia after crossing from Italy. It arrived late by about two hours, likely due to engine trouble and a strong head wind during the long distance journey.
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Washington
Doe, Ll
Italy
Langley Piers
Virginia
Jon
Bandits Hold Up Trust Bank in Rich Loot
Five armed men robbed the Trust Savings Bank branch in Cobulub, Obilo, dec 81, escaping in an auto with about ten thousand dollars. Police beleive the bandits fled in a car seen nearby.
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Columbub
Obilo
Dec
Nous
Citizens’ “Trust Savings Bank
le An Autuawe Ble
British Cancel Reservations for December 31 Steamship
The British delegation cancelled reservations on the steam er sailing December 31 and now expects to depart the United States no earlier than mid January due to delays in settling the Shantung question. The delay is blamed on slow cable communications between America and Japan.
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Associated Prose
Washington
United States
Wasmngton
Faol
Shantung
America
Japan
Foch and Viviani Warmly Welcomed on Arrival in Havre
Marshal Foch and former premier Viviani arrived from the United States aboard the Paris to a warm reception at Havre. The reception highlighted the high profile guests and their significance in postwar diplomacy and Franco American relations.
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Havre
Marshal Foch
Premice Viviani
United States
Paris
Train hold‑up suspect arrests after Baltimore and Ohio robbery
A lone gunman robbed the observation car on a Washington bound Baltimore and Ohio passenger train in Chicago. Twenty three suspects were arrested today in connection with the robbery. He told Mrs Herbert L Stansbury of Tucumcari New Mexico to take the children to the other end of the car and that he did not want valuables or to frighten children. He escaped after pulling the emergency tape as the train slowed.
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Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Herbert L. Stansbury
Tucumcari
N. M
Armistice talks pause as French sort auxiliary vessels
Associated Press dispatch from Washington notes the armament conference paused today while France allocated auxiliary craft and Japan awaited word from Tokyo on Shantung.
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Washington
Des
Arma
Tokio
Shantung
Bill to ban congress blocs in lawmaking introduced
Representative Ansorge of New York proposes a bill to forbid forming blocs in Congress tied to specific aims or locations with fines up to 65 000 for senators and representatives proved to belong to a bloc. He says the plan mirrors the Sherman antitrust approach and would not block formal party caucuses.
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Washington
Congress
Ansorge
Republican
New York
Ausorge
Ambassadors and Briand Discuss Subpar War Craft View
London December 21 Ambassador Warvey and Premier Briand conferred again today. Briand elucidates the French viewpoint on submarine warfare and other secondary war craft. German reparations and general economic affairs were also discussed. They will meet again tomorrow.
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London
Warvey
Briand
Dublin Daily Notes On Treaty Debate In Dail
Mary Mac Gwiney, widow of the late Lord May or Mactwiney of Curl, denounces the treaty in the Dail calling Lloyd George a unscrupulous rogue. Also notices rent offers and a stray business trip mention with garbled names and places.
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Dublin
Wee
Mary MacGwiney
Mayor Mactwiney
Curl
Lloyd George
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