Allies accept Senate reservations to treaty aims
The Matin reports the Allies will accept as many reservations as possible to the Versailles treaty to ease Senate approval. The aim is to have the United States participate in future conferences. London reports interallied talks resumed with Premiers Lloyd George and Clemenceau and other officials present.
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Steel stake end not up at meeting
Washington December 13 The Associated Press reports a denial of today’s meeting of the steel workers strike committee. Chairman Fitzpatrick said the meeting aimed to end the steel strike, but he refused to disclose what was discussed.
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Greek Soldiers and Turks in Skirmish
An Associated Press report notes Greek soldiers and Turkish irregulars clashed in western Asia Minor, with scattered skirmishes recorded by an official statement. A mail incident in Coffin City involved a deceased infant found in a package, handed to the coroner after postal authorities investigated.
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Americans Held After Murquia Raid Report
The Associated Press reports from Eagle Pass Texas that two Americans and one Englishman were seized in Tuesday raid on Murquia by Willistag. A ransom of ten thousand dollars is demanded for each captive.
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Germans Evade Answer to Allies in Peace Talks
Germany’s reply to Entente notes on signing the Peace protocol reportedly does not accept it, per Echo De Paris. Allies likely must issue a new note. Coal mine strikes and price controls dominate other regional chatter and production updates.
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Partial Relaxation of Restrictions Sparks Optimism
Chicago dispatch reports partial relaxation of fuel restrictions and optimism over resumption of production and passenger train service. Officials expect near normal conditions early next week as disputes linger with miners. Central Pennsylvania operators expressed dissatisfaction with President’s proposal while authorities forecast improved supply and power availability pending further action.
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