Harding Asked to Investigate Reily Charges
The Porto Rican Unionist Party urged President Harding to order an immediate investigation into Governor General E Mont Reillys charges of misenduct in Puerto Ricos administration. They contended Reilly represents a small portion of the population and urged action in Washington. Reillys critics claimed the governor sought political sinecures and misused power.
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Political clash over governor and impeachment talks
Officials accuse Governor Reilly of meddling in the political rift as the lower house names Senoe Guy Coll-Caichi ally to the governor's side. A telex to President Harding hints at impeachment actions and demands for swift investigation into alleged malfeasance by Reilly and allied officials.
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Imperial Wizard declares Klan mask will never come off
A Ku Klux Klan leader in Washington asserts the mask will never be removed as part of the organization's regalia. He criticizes anti Klan sentiment while praising loyalty to country and pledges continued influence in political life. He cites opposition to abolition and defends the Klan against criminal act associations across states.
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Will Hays Visits Wallace Reid for Christmas Cheer
Will Hays traveled to Wallace Reid at the Wallacewood retreat, hoping the actor could recover from a serious breakdown. They exchanged greetings, Hays expressed wishes for December healing, and Reid appeared in better spirits after the visit. Local reports note ongoing treatment and optimism for a return to health.
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U S Exhibit at Centennial to Open Soon
The United States government building at the centennial exposition in Rio de Janeiro is nearing completion and will be formally opened December 28. The industrial exhibits building, erected by United States Industrial Exhibits Inc, is to be a permanent site for American commercial interests. Officials expect the exposition to run until March 31 with possible extension.
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Federal Prohibition Officers to Step Up California Campaign
San Francisco Dec 20 federal prohibition enforcement officers head to California from easier points as part of a renewed bootlegging crackdown. Heeler, chief enforcement, says the drive concentrates on Oregon Washington and California with border activity tied to Canada and Mexico smuggling.
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Resentment Over Women Suffrage in Brazil Reported
In Rio de Janeiro on December 20 political leaders discuss uneasy reactions to Brazilian women demanding suffrage. Most Brazilians oppose full vote rights and view reform bills as unlikely to pass soon, though some efforts stir debate among elites and households.
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PIRE
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Inditats and Indomitable Workers Debate Movement
The text discusses restless and resolute workers backing a Brazilian movement led by a women lawyer advocating for broader female involvement in national efforts. The bill’s constitutionality is debated as political factions seek to avoid direct opposition while the issue gains attention ahead of committee deliberations.
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Prohibition Era Search Warrant Ruling Dismisses Liquor Cases
A federal district court yesterday dismissed two liquor cases, ruling that United States law 8 percent prohibition statutes and Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches apply. The decision centers on the authority of agents and the rights of citizens under the Constitution, citing strong implications for how warrants are used in enforcement.
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Date Set for Assassif Tria Warsi Trial
A trial date is set for Nie wiadomski for the assassination plot tied to President Narutowicz. The case will proceed before a vir ubunal on December 29 after a six week period for miozisn ia, while civil authorities enter mourning for two weeks.
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Clemenceau Returns to Paris with Christmas Wishes
Georges Clemenceau arrived in Havre and spoke to reporters on his U S pilgrimage. He described fatigue yet praised American friends and press coverage. He plans two weeks at his Paris home before a rest at Saint-Vincent-de-Terrier. He urged people to judge, sent holiday wishes, and commented on reparations and possible German occupation. He expressed gratitude for the interest in him.
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Taris
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Woman Gives Birth During Fire on Second Floor
A fire swept a frame building after midnight as a baby was born on the second floor to Peter Braterinald. Attending personnel remained with the mother, while firefighters carried away Kraterinski and her body was removed. No serious injuries reported, and the physician followed.
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Nene
Influenza Spreads in Georgia Prompting Precautions
In Georgia mild influenza cases rise as health officials urge precautions. State health commissioner Dr Abercrombie says closing schools churches and theaters is not broadly effective except in small communities. Emphasizes surveillance, medical care, and nursing as key to controlling spread.
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