Size of intervention army discussed in Washington
State department officials discussed the next step in intervention plans and noted the earlier estimate of 450,000 men. They emphasized war material growth and motorized transport as reasons the current staff figure would be lower than World War I levels. Officials also reported the Jenkins case and warned Mexico of consequences if consular agent William C. Jenkins remains imprisoned after his ransom payment.
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Washington
Toiscuss
Ajax
México
United States
Aaly
William C. Jenkins
Puebla
Texit
Itv
Jenkins
Mexico
Tate Department
British Get Imperator Ship Operated by Cunard Line
The United States Shipping Board surrendered the steamship Imperator to the British ministry of shipping. El M. Raeburn, director general, announced the vessel would be operated by Cunard. It is expected to sail for England within ten days.
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Cunard Line
New York
United Stated Shipping Board
Imperator
British
Ministry of Shipping
EL M. Raeburn
Ministry
Cfinard Line
England
Embargo on Anthracite Coal Export To Canada
Washington announces embargo on export of anthracite coal to any country except Canada. The Fuel Administration stated the measure aims to conserve fuel and manage supply amid wartime needs.
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Washington
Canada
The
Fuel Administration
Convict Three Insurance Men In Pittsburgh Collapse
Clarence F. Birdseye, Kelley Birdseye and George Montgomery, all of New York, were found guilty of conspiracy related to the failure of the Pittsburgh Life and Trust company. Trial testimony shows that after control shifted to the defendants and associates in New York, company assets were converted into cash.
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Pittsburgh Life and Trust Co
Pittsburgh
Clarence F.jblidseye
Kelley Birdseye
George
Montgomery
New York
Pittsburgh Life ‘and Trust Company
Insurance Corporation
Prices From Harrisburg Markets In Nov Uncertain
Prices from the Harrisburg area show butter 45 cents eggs 65 cents, potatoes 1.25, lard 27 cents, shoulder 27 to 31 cents, lima beans 17 cents, soup beans 13 cents, live chickens 25 cents, live turkeys 35 to 45 cents. Detroit jewel robbery net $50,000 value recovered. seven men arrested as police close a long burglary series.
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Harrisburg
Perry County
Detroit
Cae Ee
Sweden Waits on U S War War War War
The piece discusses Swedish parley positions on actions against the United States and the potential postponement until next year. It warns that a common cold can signal serious illnesses, urging early treatment with Strake Chamberlain's Cough to reduce danger and aid recovery.
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Swedan
U.S
Catewar -NeeThe
Strake Chamberlain
Harvard Yale Football Classic Captures Nation Attention
Boston November 22 The Harvard Yale game in the Havard stadium on Soldiers Field marks the climax of the Eastern college football season. All 42 000 seats sold and scarce hotel space pushes demand to prewar levels. Yale leads the series 23 9 with 5 ties. Yale has 283 to 188 in points.
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Boston
Mass
Harvard
University
Yale
Felow
Yale Pas
Harvard Reinhardt
L. E
Doesmond Dickens
Sedgwick Galt
Kane Robinson
R. EB
Steele Kempton
T. B. Murray
Neville
Humphrey Webb
Casey Braden
F. Bo
Reading After Profiteers District Attorney and His Successor Plan a Fair-Price Campaign
District Attorney elect H. Robert Mays plans a fair-price campaign to curb profiteers in foodstuffs and wearing apparel. A fair-price committee will be named with power to set and publish price lists. Officials act after learning grocers charge widely different prices for the same goods. A hosiery retailer sold 75-cent silk hose at 33 a pair and gloves at $1.50 a pair. Prices farmers are charging will also be investigated.
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Theading
Wison
Rothermel
H. Robert Mays
Blind man regains sight after Chicago operation
Harrisburg reports John G. Henry, once blinded by burglars in 1902, regained vision after a Chicago specialist performed a successful operation. Henry, who was blinded five years ago, was treated after friends arranged the trip.
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Harrisburg
John G. Henry
Chicago
Henry
Uies
Trade $100000 to Parlor Reds sparks grand jury inquiry
New York reports $200000 in checks donated to communist causes in the city, including $1100 from Rose Pastor Stokes. District Attorney aides and the grand jury probe the identities of several individuals linked to communist records. Separate incident: 15 year old George Bowker of Sowden town, New Jersey, was accidentally shot while preparing to go hunting.
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New York
Nev
Conus
Poliph
Bolsheviki
Ratson
Emchorury Grand Jury
Daude Gut
Rose Pastor Stokes
Rorke
Berger
Benjamin D. Kaplan
Jewish Protective and Acid Society
N. J
Sowdentown
George Bowker
Chesterfel
Public sale of Beall farm and Libertytown property
Trustees announce sale under a Frederick County Circuit Court decree of a 100 acre farm at Libertytown with log dwelling, bank barn, and two Libertytown town lots with a 7 room house. Sale at Frederick Court House on Dec 18 1919 at 11 am, followed by the home property March 1 1920. Terms: half cash, balance in six months with note. deposit $500 and $1100 respectively. Tenancy ends March 21 1920. Frank C Norwood and Wallace Beall trustees.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
A. DB
Anld Court
Violet Irene Beall
Ghera
Augusta A. Beall
Frederick City
Maryland
Marscellus Boal
Ankle County
Libertytown
Cordelia Jones
Josiah Ceumm
Walter Pittinger
John M. Main
Frederick
Westminster
Marcellus Beall
Albert Jones
Williai
Jones
Wits
Ida M. Smith
Harry Etzler
Raid
South
Nannie Schiey
A. D
Man of 70 Teething Sidney Shul Keeps Natural Teeth
Knoxville man Sidney Shul, aged about seventy, is reported to be wearing a fourth set of teeth. The story notes the durability of his natural bite and jokes about his long-lived, non store brand dental work amid a cool November day in Knoxville.
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Sidney Hail
Knoxville
Sidney Shul
Puture
Inna
Father Claims Abandoned Baby in Rochester Report
A two year old boy found on the streets of Rochester is claimed as the son of John Guscott of Niagara Falls. Guscott states his wife left home Saturday with the child and did not return, abandoning him to claim custody and determine paternal duties.
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Rochester
Xii, Y
John Giscott
Niagarea
Guscott
EXECUTORS PUBLIC SALE OF MOUNT PLEASANT FARM MARYLAND
Public sale announced under Frederick County Orphans Court order for Frederick County Maryland on December 16 1919 at 10 am. The 38 acre Mount Pleasant farm near Mount Pleasant Maryland 212 miles east from Mount Pleasant on the Frederick and Lubsery turnpike features a two story dwelling six rooms a pantry a summer kitchen and various outbuildings. Sale includes 40 by 60 feet barn and orchard with water well. Possession April 1 1920. Terms cash or note with security. Personal property listed. Auction conducted by Hardy executor and Rohorback attorney.
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Freadrick W. Nusbaur
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Premsea
Mount Plotgant
Frederick and
Libsery
Frederick W. Nusbaum
Clarescree. Hardy
Diphtheria Warning Calls Prompt Action Across Pennsylvania
Health Commissioner Clarrisburg says diphtheria is rising again and urges immediate steps to prevent an epidemic. He appeals to county medical directors and asks for cooperation from physicians teachers and parents. The October report shows 2507 cases with 188 in cities and calls for distifiating stations.
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Clarrisburg
Pennsylvania
Martin
Couple allowed to adopt two orphans in tough era
In Farmit Pott ile November eleven children of Joseph I Moore and wife of Mt bon were adopted by the couple. The court noted the Moores could raise eleven children and approved adopting Joronte and Francis Philipy, whose father was recently killed on the Pennsylvania wuilron Court remarked Gunayama capable of more similar work.
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Farmit Pott Ile
Joseph I. Moore
Mt . Bon
Joronte
Francis Phillipy
Gunayama
A News Help Wanted Ad Will Bring Reenite
An advertisement seeking workers appears in the local help wanted column promising reenite opportunities and steady employment with potential incentives for timely applications.
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AK News Help Want
Ee Acai el
News Help Want
Reenite
Calotabae Liver Cleanse Ad Promises Quick Cold Cure
Physicians and Druggists urge readers to purify the system to prevent influenza. A bedtime bath with water is claimed to cleanse the liver by morning, leaving the body feeling vibrant. Calotabae advertised at 35 cents, with authorized agents.
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Van
van Mene
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