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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
1
Government to Abandon Sugar Price Controls
Attorney General Palmer announced the government will abandon its efforts to control price and distribution of sugar. The decision ends governmental attempts to regulate the sale and allocation of sugar nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Dea
Palmer
Lewis and 6 Mine Workers Leaders Surrender to Court
Indianapolis December 4 Acting President Lewis and five officials of the United Mine Workers surrendered to U S Marshals under a capias for their arrest on contempt of court charges.
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Lewis
Preas
Indianapolis
the
United Mine Workers
U. S. Marshalls
Italian Troops to Occupy Fiume Under 1915 Treaty
London dispatch reports Italian regular troops will occupy Fiume and surrounding territory per the 1915 London Treaty signed by Italy France Great Britain and Russia. D Annunzios volunteers will withdraw. Agreement reportedly reached after negotiations between London and Paris.
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Associated Press
London
Italy
France
Great Briton
Russia
Rome
Exchange Telegraph Company
D’Annunzio
volunteare
Paris
Supreme Council Debates German Refusal Sign Protocol
The Supreme Council spent much of today’s session on Germany’s stance toward the protocol enforcing the peace treaty. German representatives said they could not sign in present form, opposing reparations for sunken warships at Scapa Flow and other provisions. The council offered a small sea coast nation a few smaller German torpedo boats.
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Prev
Paris
Supreme Council
Germany
Scapa Flow
Delay in Ratification Treaty Warns Germany
Frank Polk, head of the U.S. delegation to the Peace Conference, warned Kurt Von Leisner that any delay in ratifying the Ver Nakles treaty at Washington should not be interpreted as favorable to Germany. The exchange was reported from Paris by The Associated Press on December 4.
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Germany
Polk
Paris
Frank Polk
United States
Kurt Von Leisner
Versailles
Washington
Britain to Aid France Regardless of U.S. Action
The Associated Press reports that Britain will carry out Triparte Treaty terms to protect France from German attack even without U S ratification. Paris newspapers claim Franco-British negotiations are nearly complete. Nebraska observes Arbor Day.
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Britain
France
U.S
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Army to station first airship at El Paso for border patrols
The War Department announced the first army airship station will be organized immediately at El Paso Texas by the Eighth Balloon Company. After hangar completion, a twin engine airship will be placed in service for border patrol experiments while Washington prepares further actions on Mexico policy.
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Washington
army
El Paso
Texas
Eighth Balloon’ Company
War Department
I C C Blames Engineers for Railroad Accidents
The Interstate Commerce Commission report to Congress is brief and reiterates prior recommendations. It urges that reparations for unjust charges go to courts, expands powers over corporations, and calls for standardized rates and better flag protection and signaling. It notes engineers failing to heed signals as a major collision cause and endorses automatic control and improved air brake equipment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Intérstate Commerce Commission
Congress
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