D Annunzio Threat Raises Adriatic Crisis Amid War News
Reports from London and Stockholm warn D Annunzio may escalate acts against Dalmatia and Montenegro provoking Jugoslav retaliation. Jugo-Slav forces prepare to resist and target D Annunzio’s troops rather than Italy. Separate items note Denikin’s Bolshevik front gains and Lettish advances in Courland with Hungary’s deficit figures.
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Montenegro
Republica
D'Annunzio
D’annunzio
Early settlement predicted in coal strike talks
Stephen Sullivan, president of the Springfield sub district UMW, in Washington telegraphed officials that a 31 percent wage increase agreement was expected and work would likely resume within three days. Operators said Secretary Wilsons proposal widened the breach with the miners as talks continued.
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Stephen Sullivan
United Mine Workers
Washington
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Wilson
Thomas T. Mrewster
Special coal relief for cottonseed mills approved
Washington Navy 22 Special authority to supply cottonseed crushing mills with coal was granted by the regional coal committee at Atlanta. Each application will be judged on its merits and mills must prove uncrushed stocks on hand would be damaged if coal is not delivered promptly.
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Washington
Senator Hitchcock Seeks Compromise on Treaty Ratification
In Washington on November 22 Associated Press reports Senator Hitchcock responds to Senator Lodge that a compromise can be reached to secure ratification of the peace treaty. He expresses confidence a workable agreement will be found before the campaign.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Lodge
Missing cashier key in $400000 bank shortage case
Chicago November 22 Associated Press reports the Minois State Bank of Crete Illinois failed to open as a warrant for embezzlement was issued against missing cashier Guat Kracke over a $400000 shortage.
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Chicago
Minois State Bank of
Crete
Ilinois
Guat Kracke
Cotton Markets in New York and New Orleans
The Times reports cotton prices with opening and closing quotes across major markets. In New York openers show December at 35.85 75, January 34.30 23, March 32.45 55, and May 31.40 45 with a firm close. New Orleans shows openings and a steady close with December near 36.90 bid and March 33.56 80. Galveston notes steady spots with mid dling around 40.06 and no sales priced. F. O. B. sales total 2,256 bale.
Weather Forecast From New Orleans Bureau Tonight and Sunday
The Times reports from the United States Weather Bureau New Orleans forecast cloudy conditions tonight with likely showers through Sunday. This bulletin provides regional weather for readers through the weekend.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Telephone Cup
Fort McIntosh 24-Hour Weather Summary
Observations for Fort McIntosh show a 24 hour period ending 7 am with a high of 74 and low of 65 degrees. Wind generally from the south and cloudy conditions prevail.
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Fort McIntosh
Talk of the Treaty Stirring Washington Speculation
Washington officials and politicians debated whether further compromise efforts would secure ratification of the treaty or whether the dispute would be pulled into the 1920 presidential campaign, sparking lively speculation.
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Associated Press
Washington
No Reply From Mexico on Jenkins Case
Washington reports no response from Mexico after the U S note demanding release of William O Jenkins. Mexican press says Jenkins remains in jail, with no official indication of when a reply will come. U S officials cite no information supporting Puebla authorities accusation of bandit collusion.
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Washington
William O. Jenkins
Mexico City
Jenkins
State Department
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Puebla
Train Bandit Carlisle Reputedly In Denver Amid Letters
Denver police report letters and postcards mailed to local newspapers and Chief Armstrong claim William L. Carlisle the train bandit is in Denver. The postcards promise future Texas visits and praise the Denver crowd as “a bunch of good fellows” who showed Carlisle a good time.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
William L. Carlisle
Armstrong
Carlisle
Texas
Gibbons Announces Retirement From Boxing Career
St Paul Minnesota November 22 Mike Gibbons known as the Phantom says he will retire permanently from boxing. The fighter, noted for wealth and a family, has promised wife Mrs Gibbons he will never again participate in a ring bout.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Mike Gibbons
Gibbons
Centenary Birthday and Eclipsed Moon News
Today features tributes to George Kliot described as a great writer and a lunar annular eclipse visible across much of North America. Topics include a New York Medical Society Albany meeting on compulsory health insurance and the Prince of Wales leaving New York aboard the Renown bound for Halifax. A national labor ticket is to be nominated in Chicago with invited unions and farmers groups.
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New York State Medical Society
Albany
Prince of Wales
New York
Halifax
Chicago
Farmers
Granger Societies
Centenary Births Mark Notable American Figures
The item notes the centenaries of geologist Josiah D Whitney, whose name graces the highest US peak, and Gen Benjamin M Prentiss noted for campaigns in Missouri and Arkansas. It also marks Rt Rev Edwards Lines entering his 75th year as Newark bishop and President Poincare's Metz visit to confer the Legion of Honor on officials.
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United States
Benjamin M. Prentiss
Missouri
Arkansas
Poincare
Metz
Legion of Honor
Deposits Recorded At Bank With Officer Names
A bank report shows deposits totaling 2 060 113 00 and lists officers M. W. Brennan and A. L. Vidaurri as assistant cashiers with J. R. Pasnacht as assistant cashier.
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