Dancers Arrested and Greek Premier to Quit
Dispatches report amid world headlines as two Irish rebels are killed by Crown forces in Tralee. Cork raiders smash Cork Examiner offices with explosives and firearm, under orders of the Irish Republic. Greek premier Rhallis to resign as Greek and allied tensions unfold in Athens and Paris. A major Halifax fire devastates Wood Bros and nearby premises on Granville and Hollis streets.
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India Cable Co
Dublin
Crown
Tralee
Ireland
Cork
Cork Examiner
Thay
Irish Republic
Oblin
Imerick
Paria
Rhallis
Greece
Athens
Alexander
Sophie
Lanos
Ministry” of Justice
Jugo “Slavia
Halifax
Busi‘pasa & Tentre
Wood, Bros
Cranville
Hollis Sts
Wood Bros. Co., Ltd
Granville Street
Hollis Street
Alfred Drigris
Farrier
Kelly and Glassey
Dominion Rubber System
Maritime Legal
Germans Seek Large Credits and Material Restitution
Allied delegates at the Brussels conference hear German demands for extensive credits, raw materials, and ships, plus authority to form favorable trade treaties and suspend liquidation of German abroad property. They seek full reimbursement terms under the Versailles framework with no further shipping surrender. Conference adjourns to reconvene January 10 as experts review reports. In Washington, the Emergency Tariff Bill faces Senate opposition and possible referral tactics as tariff debates loom.
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Brussels
Germany
Allies’ Approve the ‘Request, Made To the Reparations Commission
Great Britain
World Plagues Cited by Pope Benedict at Rome
In Rome on December 26 Pope Benedict warned the world faces five plagues namely loss of authority hatred among brothers desire for pleasure dislike of work and forgetting life’s supernatural purpose. He urged gospel aid and continued to remind the faithful of his mission amid midnight Masses at the Pontifical Chapel with the Apostolic Palace staff and guests. He prayed for Cardinal Gibbons’s recovery.
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Weat
India Gable Co
Rome
Pope Benedict
Sacred College
Cardinal Vannutelli
Ecclegiasq
Ray
Apostolic Palace
Cardinal Gibbons
Developments in Cable Dispute Between Britain and United States
Washington December 23 The US State Department intervened in a brewing dispute over British censorship of cable messages from the British Isles to the United States The embassy’s direct correspondence with Senator Kellogg drew rebuke and the department plans to address the matter with the British embassy and seek an explanation if needed The issue centers on testimony from Newcomb Cameron head of Western Union regarding cable delays and censorship by British Naval Intelligence authorities
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Athens
Kelly
Royal Order of the Saviour
Constantine
Athine
Khronos
Waa
Ienneth Patton
United States
Piraeus
Belgrade
Constantinople
Crete
India
Washington
States
State Department
Emah Senate Committee
Indi
British Isles
Kellogg
Newcomb Cameron
Western ‘Union
Great Britain
Department
Balloonists Lost in Adirondacks Search Continues
In New York, Lieut L V Beau and observer White left Ballonists missing near Wells Adirondacks as search teams comb snow and ice after a navy balloon vanished ten days ago. Rockaway station officers now fear Lieut Hinton and two companions are dead, though hope lingers amid ongoing hunts.
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India
Gable ‘Co
Gen Falls
L. V. Beau
Seret
White
Adirondack
Wells
Hope
Rockaway
Rockaway Naval ‘Air Station
Hinton
Adirondacks
Death of Bishop Burch in New York City
The Right Rev Charles Summer Burch Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New York died suddenly of heart failure yesterday after a weakened state from laryngitis He collapsed while visiting Mrs Alice Mr Douglas a widow on Riverside Drive near 127th Street Mrs Douglas later identified her husband as Crawford Douglas publisher of the Rhodes Journal of Banking
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New York
Charles Summer Burch
Alice
Douglas
Alabama Apartments
Riverside” Drive
127Th Street
Crawford Douglas
Rhodes Journal of Banieing
British Football Results From Christmas Day Games
British football results from Christmas Day include Rugby Union matches with Anglo Scottish 14 to 24, Edinburgh Academicals 23, London Scottish 5, Swansea 22, Watsonians 0, Neath 0, London Welsh 3. Other details note Rest 24 and London, Welsh 3 splits.
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India Gable
London
Anglo- Scottish
Edinburgh Academicals
Tondon Scottish
Swansea
Watsonians Ofl
Neath i
Siege of Fiume as Italian regulars close in
Italian regulars push toward D Annunzio's Fiume stronghold with bombardment and siege actions. Reports state casualties on both sides as Feb 26 operations intensify. later reports claim D Annunzio killed or wounded, sparking widespread city reactions in Trieste Venice and Rome.
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India Cable Co
Trieste
Fiume
d’Annunzio
Itis
Caviglia
Espero
Andrea Doria
Rome
D'Annunzio
Zara
Fiumian
Gabriele D’ Annunzio
Venice
Italy
Gabriele de’ Annunzio
Sflag
St. Martin Square
Withdrawal of minimum prices for Native Foodstuffs by Food Controller
The Food Controller under the Food Control Law 1920 orders the withdrawal and cancellation of the minimum price lists for Native Foodstuffs. The decision follows advice from the Advisory Board on Food Production and takes effect from December 31, 1920.
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Robert Johnstone
CMG
Advisory Board
United Fruit in Unique Position in 1919 Debt Fight
United Fruit Company holds over sixteen million dollars cash and no debt, a rare stance amid inventory and floating debt pressures. The firm emphasizes cash conservation, plans expanded sugar planting to about 86,000 acres next season, aiming for normal profits if wage and cost declines materialize.
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Boston
Rank
Ang
United.Fruit Company 55
United Fruit
Auzar
Britain and Costa Rica in dispute over oil rights
Diplomatic exchanges between Britain and Costa Rica follow a Costa Rican law cancelling past administration concessions. The law affects oil rights in the Tocoy region and Sinclair Syndicate interests. Britain protests while Costa Rica rejects foreign interference. a British minister travels from Panama to Costa Rica to seek settlement.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Costa Rica
Fiaoco
Sinclair Syndicate
Tinoco
Great Britain
Panama
Striking Miners Vote to Resume Work in Rhondda
Striking miners in the Rhondda Coalfields voted to resume work today as negotiations proceed between their employers and the South Wales Executive Committee. A general strike had been reported on December 22 after one company refused to reinstate eleven men dismissed as not remunerative to the firm.
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Direct West
India Cable Co
London
Rhondda Coalfields
South Wales Executive Committee
German Army reduced to 100,000 under Spa agreement
Berlin reports the German army has been cut to 100,000 effectives as part of the Spa agreement with the Allies.
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Direct West India Cable Co
Berlin
Lutheran union marks 400th Diet of Worms anniversary
The Lutheran union of Germany plans the 400th anniversary of the Diet of Worms on April 18, 1921. The event will be held in Eisenach instead of Worms due to Allied occupation.
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London
Luthéran Union of Germany
Eisenach
Worms
Caruso Suffering Pleurisy Kept In His Room
In New York on December 26 the Metropolitan Opera announced tenor Caruso is ill with pleurisy and will be confined to his room for a period. Five physicians issued a statement deeming the attack painful but not serious.
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Direct West India Cable Co
New York
Maruso
Metropolitan Opera House
Duke of Connaught Ill Aboard Battleship Malaya
The Daily Express despatch from Suez reports the Duke of Connaught is ill on board the battleship Malaya with a temperature of 101 degrees. Governor General Direct West India Cable Co. notes the London message dated December 1.
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Direct West India Cable Co
London
Daily Express
Suez
Malara
Noumanian Order Withdrawn on Jewish Refugees In Bessarabia
Vienna reports the Noumanian government has withdrawn its order to intern 12,000 Jewish refugees now in Bessarabia according to a Bucharest despatch. The reversal ends the forced confinement plan affecting a large refugee group.
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Brg Direct West India Cable Co
Vienna
Bessarabia
Bucharest
Moscow International Affiliation Prompts Socialist Party
Jaondon, December 3 reports that affiliation in the Moscow International is forecast by the Finistere Socialist Party. The item notes expected alignment within the international labor movement amid ongoing discussions. Further details on candidates or dates remain unclear in the readable text.
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Jaondon
Moscow
Gift to the Poor by Valentine Bakery Owner
On Christmas Eve Mr. C Hope Panton distributed bread and sugar to 20 poor persons. He also sent slits to other places including George's Church and the Rev. Graham's Christmas Breakfast Fund.
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C. Hope Panton
Valentine Bakery
We George's Church
Graham
Port au Prince Reports New Case of Waterpox
A letter received from Port au Prince notes several cases of waterpox have appeared there. Initially mistaken for smallpox, the illness is now diagnosed as waterpox, signaling a health concern in the capital.
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Port-au- Pripee
Federal board weighs mandatory fumigation to curb citrus black fly
Washington December 20. The Federal Horticultural Board studied compelling fumigation of fruits and vegetables from Cuba Bahamas Jamaica Canal Zone Costa Rica India and other regions to fight the citrus black fly. Growers and importers warned fumigation would hurt market value and delay. Florida citrus interests urged necessity. Debate noted risks of delaying and harming fruit quality while infected districts may face embargoes on nursery stocks and packing materials.
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Washington
Federal Horticultural Board
Department of Agriculture
Cuba
Bahamas
Jamaica
Canal Zone
Costa Rica
Indies
Philippine Islands
Ceylon
Java
Florida
United States
Isle of Pines
Havana Post
India
Philippines
Trust of the
Miami
Mexico City Dispatch Signals Diaz Threat to Government
Felix Diaz nephew of former president Potrz Diaz once a revolutionary leader arrives in Guatemala after recent capture and deportation to Cuba and is said to be fomenting aggression against the Mexican government.
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Mexico City
Felix Diaz
Pot Hrio
Diaz
Vera Cru
Cuba
Guatemala
Late Archdeacon Turpin Dies After Illness
Archdeacon Turpin, a Cape Town missionary in Grahamstown since 1905, died November 20 after an illness. He served as Archdeacon of Cradool in 1914, leaving a noted tenure in the church.
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Ain
Anne Erment
Turpin
Grahamstown
Cradool
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