Berlin protests Allied mandate policy and territorial annexation
The German government formally protests the handling of mandates by the Allied powers and the League of Nations. It argues mandates resemble colonial annexation and criticizes the division of territories without German consultation, detailing flaws in Versailles provisions and urging a reallocation of commission power.
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Tribune
New Yorke Teibur
Geneva
League of Nations
Theat
Corman
Arista
Ady
League of Nations Counel
San Sebasti
Brusses
Leon Bourgeois
Brusesis
Rece
Congressman Garland Found Dead In Bathroom
Pittsburgh Republican Congressman Mahion M. Garland, 64, was found dead in his home bathroom after failing to report for work. Garland, a Representative-at-Large for Pennsylvania, previously served as Pittsburgh’s Director of Customs for twenty years. He left a daughter, who is currently in Europe.
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A. Yvlun
Mahion M. Garland
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Garland
Washton
Agin
Mr. Garland
J. Garland
Congress
Lsctor
Customs
Europe
Ex Aviator Linked to $100000 Train Robbery Loot
Omaha dispatch reports an ex lieutenant tied to the Transcontinental Fast Mail robbery between Omaha and Council Bluffs. Ten thousand ten dollar notes were seized in a chicken house and a search for the fugitive expanded nationwide as authorities estimate the total loot may reach one million dollars.
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Nyo Tal
Iibune
Omaha
Neb
Government
Secret Service
Council Blais
Postal Service
Rumely Letters Shown In German Propaganda Trial
Two letters written by Dr. Edward A. Rumely were admitted as evidence in his trial with Norvin Lindheim and S. Walter Kaufman. They show Rumely sought German influence via The Irish American to sway Irish sentiment in the United States, with one note to Dr. Bernard Dernburg mentioning a special edition for Irish influence and German aims during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Rumely
New York Evening Mail
Ita
Dr. Rumely
Jadyre Grubb
United States District Court
Norvin Lindheim
S. Walter Kaufman
Rumely
A. Bruce Wielaski
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Grogen
England
Dernburg
Bernard Dernburg
Count von Bernstorf
Ritz-Carlton
News
Shultze-Garveritz
Germany
Malone MP Gets Six Months Jail Term For Sedition
London court sentences Cecil L Estrange Malone MP for Hant Leyton and former colonel to six months in Bow Street magistrates court for a November 7 speech at Albert Hall likely to incite sedition. Authorities cited pamphlet Red Officers Course and two loaded pistols found in his apartment as evidence. Supporters shouted Shara as sentence was announced and Malone appealed with two £1000 bonds required.
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The
Tribune
European Tureaniright
New York
Tribunne
London
Cecil L'Estrange Malone
Hant Leyton
Auiay
Bow Street
Malone
Albert Hall
Lloyd George
Churchill
Curzon
Thomas
Henderson
Excolonel
Associated 65
Sion
Toom
President-Elect Harding Sails Toward Panama Aboard Parismina
President-elect Harding leaves New Orleans for Cristobal aboard the Parismina. After a rough vacation in Texas, he enjoys smooth seas and bright weather as officers forecast ideal conditions. He reads about Panama, plays deck shuishi and shufiboard with reporters, and attends a show with Senator and Mrs. Harding aboard.
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Playa
Parismina
Associated Press
Texas
Harding
Panama
New Orleans
Lato
Cristobal
Harvard Sweetheart Special to New Haven
Harvard Limited trains depart Cambridge tomorrow morning with a Sweetheart Special in each section reserved for Harvard men and their dates. Other trains are listed, and a large sightseeing bus with band of undergraduates heads out as autos fill the roads. The football squad left Cambridge earlier with few students present.
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Aptotal Dispatch
the Tribune
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Limited
New Haven
Harvard
Searles Will Fight Ends in Compromise
Settlement of the Edward F. Searles will contest in Essex County Probate Court ends a lengthy dispute. The nephew Albert Victor Searles receives a reported 2 million dollars. executor changes and property management shift to Arthur T. Walker and Louis Delafield.
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Searles
Searlen
Walker
Albert Victor Searles
Choate, Mair & Stewart
Thephew
Arthur T. Welker
New York
Counse
Alden P. Waite
Lasy County
Waite
Albert Searles
Exsex County
White
Arthur T. Walker
Louis Delafield
Auristus BP. Loring
Roger Ernst
Oke
Angelo Milton Ellison
Whipple
Luckenbach Chief Complains of Shipping Board Policies
Edgar P. Luckenbach of Luckenbach Steamship Co testifies before the Congressional Shipping Board inquiry. He charges favoritism and foreign influence hinder American merchant shipping, calls the board "the Upping board," and cites faulty vessel construction and high charges. He says British interests secured many ships and trips, and notes costly reconditioning and denied interest on repurchased ships.
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Edgar P. Mickenbach
Luckenbach Steamship Company
America
Shipping Board
Movine
East HO
British Registry
Luckenbach
Kery Steamship Company
New York
United States
Kerr
Cloge
Kerr Company
Ameril+ san shipping
Luckenbuch
Nixt- Onge
Prague Parliament Stormed In Anti German Riots
Rioters attack the Prague Parliament amid three days of clashes. Police battle crowds as German officials resign and anti German demonstrations spread through the city. A police inspector is killed during today's disturbance and German clubs and media offices are attacked.
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Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Associated Press
Bacrn
Joseph II
Syodyr Wre
Bismarck
Dr. Eckstein
Hoy
Prague Tageblatt
Bohemia and Tribune
Siberia
Bohemia
Milk Price Cut for December By Dairymen League
Dairymen's League members vote to reduce December milk testing prices by 47 cents per hundred pounds for 4.4 percent butter fat and 3.18 for 8 percent testing, with plans that distributors will pass the saving to consumers. This breaks a long pattern of December price increases. The move involves about eight thousand East farmers and affects public milk costs next month.
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Dairymen's League
East
Murray Hill
League
Cohan Reinstated as Friars Head After Long Feud
George M. Cohan is restored to his Friars leadership after a unanimous vote by the board of governors. John J. Gleason plans to resign as abbot next week, paving the way for Cohan to resume his post. Broadway reacts with relief as tensions from the Equity strike ease. Two suspects are under watch in a $500000 jewel robbery at Charlotte King Palmer’s home, with x rays showing broken bones supporting Mrs. Palmer’s account.
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George M. Cohan
Friars
Board of
Actors’ Equity Association
Cohan
Board of Governors
John J. Gleason
Gleason
Broadway
Equity
Eauity
Conan
Harris
Sam H. Harris
Perm
Mia
Charlotte King Palmer
East Ninetieth Street
France Faces State Monopoly Plan for Oil
Paris dispatch reports Laurent Eynac proposed at the cabinet meeting that France create a state monopoly on petrol and oils beginning next January. The move is seen as favoring an Anglo Dutch syndicate seeking to keep gasoline prices stable and maintain exclusive French market control.
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Sptes
Cable Co
Tribune
New York Tribune
Paris
Laurent Eynac
Prem: Leygues
France
Sixteen Woodsmen Drown as Boat Burns on Chenan Cook Lake
A motor boat carrying sixteen lumber workers caught fire on Chenan Cook Lake in Maine. Panic and failed attempts to swim led to sixteen drownings while seventeen were rescued, with several others in serious condition. Locals and neighboring camps aided in rescues as the burning craft drifted ashore.
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Maine Lake Bangor
Chenancook Lake
Chesuncook Dam
Cuxabesis
Contractors Allege Bid Collusion Drives Material Prices Down
Hearing reveals alleged nationwide combines in building materials under John Hettrick code. Price cuts 10 to 30 percent on brick cement and limestone follow probes while the Plaza Hotel and National City Building projects show $87 000 savings from updated estimates.
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John T. Hettrick
George Atwell
Demoliton Company
Robert P. Brindell
Hughwaite
George A. Fuller Construction Company
Plax J
Stephen Birmingham
Clinton Street
Brindeil
Building Trades Council
Birmingham
Charles J. Kelly
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Brindell
Estes
Atwell
Rogers
Haggerty
White
Miteriz
Swenwood
Fuller Company
Plaza Hotel
National City Company
Manjustan
Iniquiry
Hetrick
New York
Newark
Philadelphia
Broad Street
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Sec
T. A. Daly
Seventh Avenue
Daly
H. A. Reed
Daly Chicken House
Dr. Dernburg
Mail
Bernstorff
Falone
M.P
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Curzons
Ship Board
E.F. Luckenbach
Ritish Ring
Tribune Ie
Wideawake and
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Beekman
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Palmer
J. J. Gleason
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