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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1919
Page
8
The Associated Press reports December 17 in Paris that the German capital is directing the French military mission to depart. It states French forces are to return to France following orders from Berlin, according to advices received.
In response to a Daily Mail inquiry an office emphatically denies reports that 1,300 Brithel troops guarding Meshed Pergin were wiped out by the population Bandit was killed in a hold up. Cleveland December 17 Takaca a pe teolnmia shot Ried a brett believed to be Arthur Cameron while a companion was held up for Vantkas the restaurant keeper Vankas was shot and likely fatally wounded by one of the robbers.
A fragmentary notice outlines an offer of 200000 dollars to Dempsey with a share in a contest involving Georges Carpentier in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Details are incomplete but reference an athletic syndicate and a potential 80000 additional in muries.
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