House Passes Farm Tariff Bill by 196-86 Vote
Washington dispatch reports the Fordney emergency tariff bill narrowly passed the House by 196 to 86 after eight hours of debate. The measure imposes temporary duties on many farm products to safeguard agriculture, with mixed support from Democrats and Republicans and skepticism about Senate approval. The bill aims to halt imports until a permanent tariff schedule is set, raising about 1.0 million dollars in revenue and detailing specific duties on grains, oils, and livestock.
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Poon
Tribenta
Washington Bureau
Washington
House
Henry T. Rainey
Ofllinois
Iosition
Senate
Ative Fordney
Jordney
Cority
John N
Obig
Sis
Joseph Avachwotts
Anay
Trexeury
German Drama Presented With Police Guard at New York Opera
Five German language stage performances in New York since the war drew small audiences at Manhattan Sper Howes. Hammerstein presented a drama in Teuton tongues with German prestige and police presence to prevent disturbances.
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Hammerstein
New York
Manhattan Sper Howes
Hans Kooblach
Ray
Mra
Geear Hammerstein
Pere
Opera
Farry
Wiliam B. Deegan
Iican
Gerles Finn
Mtn Jorate
Court Says Capital Must Care for Skilled Help in Dull Times
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations orders Topeka Flour Mills to protect skilled workers during reduced production. Mills pay monthly wages even when idle. court urges fair treatment and continuity of service while drafting industry rules.
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Topera
Kans
Loyers
Kansas
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Topeka
Anon
W. L. Huggins
Italians Shell Poet's Troops Besiege Fiume
Washington dispatch reports strong Italian actions around Fiume with d Annunzio forces. Zeffiro shelled Veglia and Castelvenier held refugees and officers. Italian regulars clash with legionnaires near Juleni with casualties. Fiume is besieged as 6000 troops mass at Piume and other positions.
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Fiume
Rome
Associated Press
Zeffiro
Gabriele d'Annunzio
Veglia
Stefani Agency
Castelvenier
Zara
Aivea
Dalmatia
Udine
Italy
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D’anuuuiv
Egionnaires
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Alpishar
Canal
London
Der
D'Annunzio
Juleni
Long Tomn
Trieste
Nitta
Wansunaio
Piume
San Marcon
Avbe
Gon
Vuglia
Mye
Tho Teh
Impostor Impersonates Rickenbacker At Jacksonville Wedding
Bo Nee of Jacksonville and other Florida residents hunted an alleged impostor who posed as famed World War I ace Eddie Rickenbacker and accompanied Mira Frances G. Hannan of New York and Jacksonville at Augustine wedding night. A warrant charged embezzlement over 740 dollars from a fraudulent check, with police noting missing cash and jewelry. The case involves the bride’s mother Mrs Hannan and a New York galleyman, amid a chaotic wedding scene and police inquiry into the alleged ruse.
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New York
Jacksonville
Fla
Bo- Nee
Florida
Rickenbacker
Mira Frances G. Hannan
Augustine
John Due
Arie Day
Charwid Vie
W. M. Farann
Gui
Offer to Hughes Is Declared Fiction in Cabinet Debate
Marion Ohio December 22. Report notes Harding’s cabinet formation may begin early next year to inform and connect with Congress and foreign powers. Possible posts include Secretary of State and Treasury with swift announcements to guide policy, while other cabinet spots remain speculative.
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Cereminyr
Marion
Ohio
Harding
Treasury
Washington
Charles KE Hagin
Knox
Hethrhs
Justice Huphws
Warding
Milas Fox
Morbert
Jeter
Possibil
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League of Nations praised by Lloyd George in debate
In London Lloyd George urged that no disarmament progress is possible while arms race continues and called for a conference with all nations. He praised League work and the international court of justice, arguing that all nations must join the League for real peace and progress.
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London
Loyd
George
Widvens
Australia
New Zealand
League
Labor Bureau
Lwarue
International Court O Justice
Colin
Willy
House of Commons
House of
Lod
Reid Pewea
Mabion
Myituin
America
Great Britain
Japan
League of Allons
Scores Beg Judge Relents Over Christmas Ban
An appeals letter from the Elks and New Jersey Bikes Association argues for leniency after a judge barred boys from Christmas activities. It cites the boys’ mischief, asks to let them enjoy Christmas Eve and Christmas night, and notes parental and public sentiment urging a modified sentence. The judge previously imposed a harsh limit, with appeals stressing community ties and the season’s spirit.
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Scores
Elks Association
Moteher Pritts
Leen
New Jersey Bikes
New Jersey
Arduore Woman Surrenders After Border Flight Arrest
Clara Smith Hamon, sought on charges of shooting Hammon and a statutory offense, arrived in El Paso under arrest. Sheriff Buck Garrett escorted her from the train to a waiting car, and she was taken toward Ardmore after a brief stay with her parents in El Paso.
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Tammy
Nence
Dates B. Lillith
el Paso
Sheri
Sheri Seth Boorndort
Charles Cowie Foye
Arduore
W. DP. McLean Jr
Fort Worth
Tex
Oscar Tharpere
Paso
Associated Press
Archovella
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Clara Smith Hamon
Vemain
Parente
Myre
J. L. Smith
Sherif Garrett
Smith Hamon
Ardaiove
Sheruf
Avimore
Carter County
Oklo
Chirenee Mertz
Wort Theater
West Theater Avenue
White Plains
Coal Dealers Admit Paying Federal Clerks Association Official
Coal dealers concede they paid a federal clerical official, with an amount around 36,000 cited as the sum discussed. The admission ties to a broader inquiry into improper payments connected to federal operations. No further details on individuals or dates are provided in the available text.
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Uitermyer
Abont
Coal scandal widens as government coal plan reviewed
Washington hearings disclosed that the National Coal Association paid salaries of certain United States Geological Survey employees to prepare government coal statistics for Congress. testimony showed annual expenditures of about $3,000 a month for this work, with actions taken after conferences with Director George Otis Smith. The committee also examined War Department coal purchases and price-based bids, while exposing price fixing among metal ceiling contractors and plumbers unions.
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Doe
Hoparts
National Co. Association
Cerain
United States Geologieal Survey
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J. D. A. Murrow
Fuailue
Morrow
George Orls Smith
Geological Survey
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Baker
Makow
War Department
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Ty Aplian
Tans
Amazon Caldar
D. B. Wonts
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Vaal Assoviation
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Ceures
Ameriest
Privatone
Congress
Petrograd Labor Riot Kills Reported in Soviet Crackdown
London dispatch reports a serious labor riot in Petrograd ended by Soviet actions. 105 workers said executed as authorities refused food demands and shortened the workday. Separate Helsingfors report notes hundreds killed or injured in a railway accident amid crowds.
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Central News
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Crime Wave Asks Public Aid From Enright Police Chief
Police Commissioner Richard Enright urged the public to report crimes and even suspicious circumstances. He noted police squads have searched streets for 72 hours without major arrests. The article details two new safe robberies totaling £4500 and警务 measures, including a request to the New York Telephone Company for rapid communications and orders to halt parking near banks and jewelry houses.
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Aumatea Sleuths
Enright
Jersey
Cernie
Woods
Knecht
Bps
Finse
New York Telephone Company
Gallo
J Repuesien Vo
Potta Elice
Res Yulice
Specia
Dash of Enright Rifles Fails to Halt Banditry
Commissioner Trright reports limited success in citywide efforts against crooks and gun totera ul cagratite, with activity continuing past midnight. The account notes a struggle to curb banditry despite a targeted action by Enright rifles.
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Trright
Crooks
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