Hundreds of ships tied up for want of coal
The Associated Press reports that restrictions on supplying coal to foreign ships were relaxed to permit hundreds of vessels to depart after being held at Atlantic ports. In Chicago, coal use rules were lifted and the industry moved toward normal as miners return to work. shipments from mines began to reach distributors within days.
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German reply to entente note reported in Paris
The German Peace Delegation handed Germanys reply to the entente note to Paul Dutasta secretary of the centerance in Paris. The German press forecast called the reply substantially correct, noting reservations on the sinking of the Scapa Flow fleet while appearing to yield to Allied demands.
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Cold Wave Grips Southeast With Freezing Temperatures
Cold weather blankets the southeast today with frosts across the region except southern Florida. Temperatures will stay low tonight along the Mississippi River and into Florida. Central Florida to see continuing freezing conditions.
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Viscount Grey Returns to London for Key Talks
Premier Lloyd George announced Viscount Grey ambassador to the United States has been granted leave from Washington to come to London to discuss several important questions with the government.
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D'annunzio to Evacuate Fiume and Troop Occupation
D Annunzio preparing to evacuate Fiume as regular Italian troops occupy the city. Italy will assert sovereignty under the London treaty terms in a compact signed by Premier Nitti and D Annunzio. D Annunzio’s spokesman says his aims from the seizure of Flame are fulfilled.
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U S Prods Mexico On Latest Kidnapping
Washington December 15 The State Department directed representations to the Mexican government regarding the kidnapping of Fred Hugo an American manager of a ranch near Mazatlan by Villistas last week in the latest incident prompting U S action toward Mexico.
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Wartime Prohibition Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today declared wartime Prohibition constitutional in a unanimous decision. It leaves undecided the constitutionality of the Prohibition enforcement act but Brandeis noted the constitutional amendment binds states as well as the federal government. The ruling marks a milestone toward a dry nation as the Prohibition amendment becomes effective January 16, with implications for breweries, distilleries, and about 60 million gallons of whiskey. Continued on page 4.
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