D'Annunzio Threatens Adriatic Crisis and Jugo-Slav Clash
From London Nov 22 the Adriatic situation worsens as D'Annunzio aims to annex Dalmatia and attack Montenegro. Jugo-Slavs mobilize to resist, while reports claim a Republican movement against the Italian monarchy. Additional dispatches note Denikin's claim of breaking Red lines and Lettish forces capturing Mitau.
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Early settlement predicted in coal strike talks
Springfield sub district UMW president Stephen Sullivan in Washington telegraphs expected agreement on a one per cent wage increase and a three day resumption of work. Washington operators say Wilson proposal widens breach with miners. Atlanta regional coal committee grants special authority to supply coal to cottonseed crushing mills to prevent stock damage.
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Stephen Sullivan
United Mine Workers
Washington
Sullivan
Wilson
Thomas T. Brewster
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Atlanta
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Confinement of Compromise Commented By Hitchcock
Senator Hitchcock supported by the Associated Press in Washington says a compromise will be worked out to secure ratification of the peace treaty despite Senator Lodge’s campaign statement.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Lodge
Cotton Markets Update From Global Exchanges
The Times wire shows Liverpool and New York as opening and closing prices across Dec, Jan, March and May futures with firm to steady tones. Spot markets in New Orleans and Galveston report steady bids, with middling around 40 cents and limited trading activity.
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Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau
The Times reports a forecast from the U S weather bureau at New Orleans noting tonight and Sunday cloudy conditions with likely showers.
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New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh 24 Hour Weather Summary
Observations from Fort McIntosh show a 24 hour period ending 7 am with a maximum temperature of 74 degrees and a minimum of 65 degrees. Wind was southeast and skies were cloudy.
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Fort McIntosh
Austrian Republic Ends First Year With Big Deficit
Vienna reports the first year of the Austrian republic ended in a deficit of thirteen billion crowns. Officials forecast adjustments as the new government sets fiscal priorities and faces economic strain from postwar conditions.
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Vienna
Austrian Republic
Missing cashier linked to 400000 embezzlement at Crete bank
Chicago November 22. The Illinois State Bank of Crete failed to open as a warrant was issued for missing cashier Gust Kracke in an alleged 400000 shortage. The case ties Kracke to embezzlement charges and the bank's shutdown.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Illinois State Bank of
Treaty ratification fate debated amid 1820 campaign
Washington observers weighed whether final compromise efforts would secure ratification of the treaty or push the controversy into the 1820 presidential race, stirring lively speculation in official and political circles.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mexico Responds to Jenkins Note. No Reply Yet
Washington reports the American note demanding release of William O. Jenkins was handed to the Mexican foreign office but Mexico City press says Jenkins remains in prison. No reply to the note has been received and officials say Puebla authorities’ charges of collusion with bandits lack supporting information.
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Washington
William O. Jenkins
Mexico City
Jenkins
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Puebla
Train bandit Carlisle possibly in Denver
Letters mailed to Denver newspapers and a postcard to Chief of Police Armstrong claim William L. Carlisle is in Denver. The postcard says the bandit had a nice time and that a group "showed me around" before threatening Texas if pursued.
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Denver
Colo
William L. Carlisle
Armstrong
Carlisle
Texas
Gibbons Announces Retirement From Boxing
St Paul Minnesota November 22 Mike Gibbons known as the Phantom announces to the Associated Press his decision to retire permanently from the ring. He cites wealth family ties and a promise to his wife not to box again as reasons for stepping away.
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Minn
Mike Gibbons
Gibbons
Centenary tribute and celestial event headline
The item notes the birth anniversary of a famed writer nicknamed George Jot and announces an annular lunar eclipse visible across much of North America tonight. It mentions a New York Medical Society meeting in Albany on compulsory health insurance and the Prince of Wales leaving New York aboard the Renown. It also covers a Chicago labor convention nominating a national labor ticket for the coming election.
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North America
New York State Medical Society
Albany
Prince of Wales
New York
Halifax
Centenary Births Mark Notable Figures in Science Church and War
Centenary of Josiah D. Whitney the geologist best known for the peak bearing his name. Birth anniversary of Gen. Benjamin M. Prentiss, famed Federal commander in Missouri and Arkansas campaigns. Rt. Rev. Edwards S. Lines, Newark bishop, enters his 75th year. President Poincare with officials to Metz to confer the Legion of Honor Cross.
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United States
Benjamin M. Prentiss
Missouri
Arkansas
Edwards S. Lines
Newark
Protestant Episcopal Church
Poincare
Metz
Legion of Honor
Oddities and facts from Kongoland to blood and sneezes
The text notes Kongoland breeds a woolless native sheep and reports snakes killed in India last year reaching 22 600. It also states mankind has about twelve hundred diseases, the average adult carries twenty eight pounds of blood, Arizona hosts a 232 foot cactus, and claims Africans never sneeze if pure-blooded while living abroad.
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India
Arizona
Laredo National Bank Statement Extract
The document shows liabilities and deposits figures for the Laredo National Bank of Laredo Texas. Signatories include M W Brennan A L Vidaurri and J R Fasnacht as assistant or acting cashiers.
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Laredo National Bank
Laredo, Texas
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