Fourteen Die As Floods Ravage South Mississippi Alabama Georgia
Floods across Mississippi Alabama and Georgia have killed fourteen and left nearly 3,000 homeless. Leaf River overflow and citywide inundation near Hattiesburg and Meridian cut off rail service while rescue work faces hazards from swift currents and swollen streams. Authorities report trains derailed by washouts and drownings across the region. More flood dangers force continuous boat rescues as waters remain high.
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Sharp note from council to Hungary over Neuilly delegates
The supreme council answered Premier Huszar denial that Hungarian delegates were delayed by Roumanian prisoners. It refused to discuss the point and renewed the invitation for Hungary to send representatives at once.
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Germans Capitulate on Scapa Flow Issue
Paris December 11 The German reply to the Supreme Council notes demanding signing of the Peace protocol has been received and translated by the German delegation. Newspapers report the reply is substantially a capitulation on the Scapa Flow question and a proposal to discuss other points.
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Germany Halts Allied Demands With Experts to Paris
Berlin reports the Foreign Affairs Committee decided to send mission experts to Paris with a precise list of German dock material. The aim is to show the Supreme Council the impossibility of meeting Entente notes from Versailles. A stray line mentions a tiny four ounce dental tooth folder as a misparsed fragment.
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Miners End Strike as Wilson Plan Accepts Return to Work
Indianapolis Dec 11 General operation of coal mines is predicted for tomorrow with coal moving rapidly by early next week. United Mine Workers leaders say there will be no delay in members returning to the mines after accepting President Wilson's settlement proposal. The plan calls for a three member tribunal to set wage terms and investigate conditions, with a five day week and potential wage increases discussed.
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