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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1920

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Democrats Try To Delay Tariff Measure In Senate

The Senate finance committee faces efforts by Democratic senators to filibuster the omnibus tariff bill, with Harriston and Thomas signaling delays. Republican and Democratic backers reportedly plan a coalition to force a two thirds vote to end debate and amendments, despite White House opposition.

International News Sercoes Washington Senate Harriston Mississippi Thomas Colorado White House Wilson

House Will Not Take Up Controversial Legislation This Week

Washington December 27 under a gentlemen's agreement the House will avoid controversial measures this week and push only nondebated bills. The unanimous consent calendar opens with minor items and includes a resolution to make Maj. Geo Enoch Crowder lieutenant general. Tomorrow the sundry civil appropriation bill, a major money bill, will be considered after a planned general debate.

House International Nets Washington Enoch H. Crowder Congress House Appropriations Committee

Snow Reaches Five Inches After Late Christmas Snow

Snow arrived late but the heavens dumped a heavy fall Saturday night with five to six inches on the ground Sunday morning. More snow fell Sunday night and today the trees wore white. Colder weather is forecast tonight and Tuesday as Lebanon observes a quiet Christmas with services across churches and many businesses closed.

Tebanonites

Crime Wave Reaction From War Detective Burns

Columbus report quotes William J Burns head of Burns Detective Agency saying America’s crime wave is a wartime reaction. He links displacement of soldiers to crime and expects the trend to continue through winter. He notes it is a chronological phenomenon not biological or racial.

Columbus Ohio America William J.burns Burns Detective Agency New York City Burns

Harding hears plan to trim federal spending

Marion Ohio December 27 Representative J W Good Iowa chair of the House appropriation committee conferred with President elect Harding on departmental cuts without harming efficiency Re adjustment of finances and taxation tops the agenda as Senator McCumber and others prepare to weigh in with views on farm distress and fiscal policy House leaders Mondell Kelley and Anthony will discuss military and naval reductions expected to remove thousands of civilian workers from army and navy rolls The week may also bring in Senator Hitchcock and Republican leaders as the administration maps out economy programs for the new term.

International Marion J. W. Good Iowa House Harding Representative Good McCumber North Dakota Penrose Senate Finance Committee Senate Agriculture Committee Frank W. Mondell Patrick H. Kelley Michigan Daniel R. Anthony Kansas Army Navy Hitchcock Li Hays Republican National Committee HL. L. Davis Otho

Christmas Cheer Brings 26 Homes Joy in Lebanon

The Social Welfare League thanks supporters who helped provide twenty six homes with cheer this Christmas in Lebanon. The note acknowledges the aid from individuals and organizations contributing to the charitable effort.

Lebanon The Social Welfare League

Italian Troops Begin an Attack on Fiume

Italian regulars under Gen Caviglia resumed operations at Fiume after a Christmas pause. They quickly occupied Mont Luban Mont Gardia and Mont Grande as clashes with the legionaries intensified. Casualties were eight killed and thirty wounded. DAnnunzio directed defense from the governor's palace as peace overtures failed, with a deserter and a private executed by the legionaries. A midnight truce was declared, then renewed Sunday to push to seize the city amid public demonstrations and arrests of surrender supporters.

Milan Gruberzio d’Annunzio Legionarires Fiume Trieste Carabinieri Legionaires Mont Luban Mont Gardia Mont Grande Cavighia Carabini Regionaires of D'Innunzio L Oaders

Seeress predicts dire things for new year

Mme Teleme, Europe's leading astrologer, forecasts 1921 will bring difficulties for President Harding due to peace treaty clauses and political labor strife. She warns of revolutions in Italy, dangers to European monarchs and leaders, and shifts in Russia with possible new alliances, plus wars in the far east and Balkans earthquakes.

Newton C. Parke International Paris Warren G. Harding United States Mme. Teleme Europe U. S Wilson M. Teleme Italy Yeeress Belgium Spain Ebert Germany Russia Far East Balkans

Caruso Ill In New York Hotel Stay

Opera star Enrico Caruso continued to suffer an acute pleurisy attack at the Vanderbilt Hotel. Doctors and his wife, with two nurses, attended him through the day and a revival of his performances was expected to be postponed for several weeks.

New York Fasico Caruso Vanderbilt Val Doctora Seonetally

Desertion trials loom as 173911 deserters named

War Department to publish 173 911 draft deserters in local papers to speed trials. Names will be checked against service records to avoid innocent men. Willful deserters are liable to trial or general court martial for desertion under the selective service law.

Harry L. Rogers Washington War Department American Legion Department Adjutants-Genesis Adjutant-Pereral’s Department Army Navy Marine Corps

Want Herrera for Death of Carranza

Mexico City, Dec. 27. Military court issues summons for General Rodolfo Herrera, a fugitive rebel, to testify on Carranza's death. Herrera, once imprisoned after Carranza, fled to a barren wasteland for months and may face trial for causing Carranza's death if captured. He plotted against Carranza yet fled after Carranza’s downfall.

Intecnationah Mexico City Mex Carranza Rodolfo Herrera Herrera Guerrero Carrazza Felix Diaz Vera Cruz

Premieres L G and Laval to discuss new alliance at Nice

Paris dispatch says Lloyd George and Bri France premier Leygues will meet at Nice to discuss an international affairs program including a potential Britain France alliance to replace the entente cordiale. Italian foreign minister Count Sforza will attend to consult on matters of Italy’s interest.

the International Paris Great Britain France Lloyd- George England Leygues Nice Count Sforza Italy London Probaly Greece Balkan Constantine Athens

Armenian Relief Gifts Urgently Needed

Citizens urged to support Armenian Relief Fund with donations at banks or with Harold Bassett treasurer of the county committee at Farmers State Bank. Emphasizes immediate aid for starving Armenians and calls for generous local contributions.

Harold Bassett Farmers State Bank

Harold Bowman Dies Near Clayton Ind in Tuberculosis

Harold Bowman died at his home near Clayton Indiana at 1:90 a m today from tuberculosis. He was born January 21 1902 near Mechanicsburg. Survived by mother Mrs Rose Bowman Davidson stepfather Arthur Davidsen one sister Mrs Oval Mie of Ohio and one half sister Jehateg Tis son. Funeral arrangements to be announced from the home Wednesday.

Mechanicsburg Harold Bowman Clayton Ind Rose Bowman Davidson Arthur .Davidsen Oval Mie Ohio Jehateg Tis Oietian Church Mechaniga Treni

Mackenzie River oil field could rival Texas reserves

Edmonton reports a huge oil find in the Mackenzie River basin near Fort Norman. Imperial Oil geologists say a six inch casing produced 1500 barrels daily from 800 feet depth. Transportation to market depends on a 1500 mile pipeline to Edmonton or river steamship routes, with costs estimated around 50 million dollars and several years before production starts.

Edmonton Alta Mackezie River Rocky Mountains Great Burrens Great Slave Lake Arctic Ocean Mackenzie River A. L. Shaw Imperial Oil Company R. A. Brooke Fort Norman Sie Standard Oil Brooks Athabasca Texas Tampico Fort McMurray Peace River Canadian Pacific Railway Mackenzie

Martens Ordered to Return to Russia Amid Deportation

Soviet diplomat Ludwig Martens is ordered to return to Russia after Secretary of Labor Wilson announces his deportation. Cable from Tehitcherin praises Martens but condemns U.S. hostility, urging immediate surrender in Washington and removal of Martens’ staff.

Ludwig C. A. AK. Martens U. S Russia George Tehitcherin Marten America U.S Wilson Martens Washington Moscow Tehitcherin L. L Servier

Textile mills resume in Japan signals mixed outlook

Washington reports from Japan indicate a restart of tertile mills but overall output quality remains poor and markets are slow to improve. Japanese goods receive preference in movement from factories and ports, with plans to expand silk production in China.

International News Service Washington Japan Trade Commission H. A. Butts Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Manchuria Sik China

Puritan Dress For Women Is Now Urged

Boston embraces Puritan dress as Rev. E. Rot urges women to adopt old fashioned attire to mark Pilgrim landing anniversary. He condemns modern fashions with high necks, stiff starch, long skirts, enveloping cloaks and low necklines as distractions from decency and propriety.

Boston BE. Talmadge Rot Federation of Churchies of Massachusetts Root Sigtey

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