Executive Council Criticized for Inaction in Polish Russian War Debate
George Nicholl Barnes of the British delegation urged immediate admission of Germany and other former enemy states to the League of Nations. He said Britain’s people demand co operation with former enemies to rescue the world from ruin amid Polish and Soviet hostilities. Jamaica ginger enters prohibition regime with 90 day enforcement window.
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Geneva
Germany
League of Nations
Assembly of the League
George Nicholl Barnes
Great Britain
Barnes
League
Gret Britain
Trepro
Rin
Executive Council
Poland
Soviet
Russia
Denial Clears Rumor of 1917 US UK France Treaty
State Department denied a Washington publication in Mexico City claiming to print the 1917 treaty among the United States Great Britain and France regarding Mexican rights. Officials stated no such pact exists.
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Mexico
Washington
Mexico City
United States
Great Britain
France
State Department
Allies May Intervene Over Greek Throne Return
Paris report says Allied nations likely will intervene to stop the return of former King Constantine to the Greek throne, according to Charles C A Jonnart, former French high commissioner in Greece.
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Paris
Constantine
Charles C. A. Jonnart
Hich
Greece
Veiled Threat to Western Union Telegraph Company
Unclear OCR fragment references a veiled threat to Western Union Telegraph Company and demands rate parity with other carriers. No concrete event, date, or location specified.
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Western Union
State Department warns on cable landings and rates
Washington declares the legal principles for landing and regulating cables in the United States are firmly established. It cites executive authority in foreign relations as the basis to govern cable messages in the absence of new congressional laws. The dispute with Western Union centers on payment terms and reduced overseas rates.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Department
Telegraph Company
Federal Ruling Guides Interstate Rates Across States
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that railroad rates within states must align with higher interstate tariffs when such rates affect interstate commerce. The decision signals vast potential impact, with similar actions pending in many states as the commission asserts federal reach over intra state commerce.
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Washington
New York
Congress
Eastman
Large Bank Dividend Declared in South Carolina
Farmers' Bank of Simponville paid a 48 percent cash dividend to stockholders, believed the largest ever declared in the state. The payout demonstrates strong financial health and signals investor confidence in the bank's earnings.
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Greenville
South Carolina
Farmers’ Bank
Simpronville
Berlin Allied Occupation Forces Questioned by Simons
Foreign Minister Simons in Cologne argued that occupation armies in Germany are kept at excessive strength and not for defense but offense. He criticized the high state of readiness as unnecessary and pointed to strategic aims behind the maintenance. Doctor Hoover is Called In and other labor talks follow in Washington. Hoover, ex-federal food administrator, becomes involved in discussions with the American Federation of Labor on economic and industrial conditions. In the Pacific states California Oregon Washington the Japanese population grew at a rate slower than 1900 to 1910 according to census figures.
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Brownsville
Tex
Mexico
Wuthern
Harding
Vera Crux
New
Poland
Ileane
Berne
Switzerland
Mexico City
League of Nations
Darel
Swise Telegraph Agency
Elina L. Torres
Alvaro Obreron
Texas
Torres
Etalon
Obreron
Ifriends Ag
Berlin
Germany
Simons
Cologne
Doctor Hoover
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Enue
American Federation of Labor
Pacific States
Callifornia
Orezon
Showal
Dempsey Brennan Title Bout Set for December Night
New York heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey will defend his title against Chicago challenger Billy Brennan in a fifteen round contest at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday December 14.
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Dempsey-Brennan
New York
Jack Dempsey
Hil
Bil Brennan
Chicago
Madigan Square Gardenberg
United States Opposes Secret British French Agreement
A fragment notes U S disapproval of a secret accord between Great Britain and France. No date or context provided, but indicates official objection by the United States to a hidden diplomatic treaty.
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Great Britain
France
US protests secret Mesopotamian oil pact with Britain
Washington protests a secret Anglo French accord linked to Mesopotamian oil supplies. London replies the agreement aimed to facilitate oil for both nations and did not bar others from exploitation under mandate, raising questions of equal rights in former Turkish territories.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
England
France
San Remo
Italy
State Department
Mesopotamia
United
Looking For a King and Conditional Pardon Made News
The report notes a king search in a chaotic text with a conditional pardon granted. It mentions Powpafolk and Pedants as given for governance and references Senator James Fo Crane from Hills horanzh county being sentenced for embezzlement in November 1918 and receiving a tenal pardon by the state board.
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Tacksonvill
Fla
Amber Search Seeks Fortune in Mexico City Region
Amber exploration spreads through Amber Mexico City region as authorities test ten sites in Chiapas state. Authorities report potential amber quantities amid early surveying and prospecting efforts.
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Search For Amber
Mexico City
Fortune Seakers
Mexico
Chiapas
Struck Family in Mount Vernon Fatal Tragedy
Sam Lee, a 25 year old farmer and World War veteran from Mates Texas, fatally struck the entire family of a local woman who refused his marriage proposal. Lee then died in a personal crisis.
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Mount Vernon
Texas
Sam Lee
Lee
Plans Framed for War in Case of Global Conditions
Gen Peyton March, chief of staff, outlined in his annual report that complete plans have been framed for war in response to evolving world conditions. The note signals readiness for potential military contingencies and strategic flexibility.
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Washington
Peyton
March
Army
Wilson Walks Without Canes on Long Washington Visit
President Wilson strides with improved footing in Washington as he continues his long journey. White House officials report his walking is notably steadier, marking progress in his recovery from illness.
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Wilson
Washhngton
Democratic National Committee Receipts and Expenditures Reported
The Democratic National Committee reported to the secretary of state in Albany New York receipts of $1,221 5554 and expenditures of $1 308 007 32.
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Cox-Roosevelt Fund
Albany
N.Y
Democratic National Committee
Secretary of State
Twelve Arrests Made Dublin Raid Report
British troops and Black and Tan police carried out raids in Dublin resulting in twelve arrests. The report notes a broad police operation with multiple detentions during the campaigns.
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Dublin
Campaign to improve North Carolina higher education and care for unfortunates
Governor Bickett spoke at Greensboro banquet as J B Latham of Greensboro led a $500 per person fundraising plan for a statewide campaign. The effort aims to inform the public through newspapers and meetings to spur demand for better higher education and welfare for the state’s needy. Rewards totaling $3,000 are offered for the capture of two unknown African Americans who killed Jin Ford and injured others in Gastonia. Other items note a divorce suit nullification, a threatening notice in Pee Dee, and local incidents in Goldsboro, Durham, Lamberton, Fayetteville, Charlotte, and Albemarle including censorship debates and Pythian Lodge reorganization.
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Greensboro
Bickett
North Carolina
Gastonia
Nekroea
Jin Ford
Lincolnton
Essie Batty
Lincoln County
Harvard plan debated as Baptist convention adjourns
The Baptist state convention adjourned after voting against adopting the Harvard plan for payment. The executive committee will choose a meeting site and consider offers for a hospital from Raleigh Winston-Salem and Salisbury. The Moravian group held a three day session with Bishop Randthaler presiding and urging more ministry students.
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Harvard
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Charlott
Salisbury
Whitehead
High Point
Edward Randthaler
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